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セリンディア : vol.3

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Serindia : vol.3

セリンディア : vol.3

of it had completely disappeared, except for one
. Fallen timber strewed the slope among
evidently due to the foundation having been laid
gh a part on this slide that the keep-like tow
This appears to have been originally built with
quently strengthened to a thickness of 8 feet
outer wall of the fort adjoining which
earliest structure to occupy the site. A floo
found in the walls well below their top level
d to carry a flooring. The inner space so
ined timber to a height of some 5 feet, and
feet long and only 6 feet wide, had been pro
). The latter was found there much broken
with the outer court v by means of a flight
more than 20 feet lower than the sill of the
his walls, though also of considerable thickness
those of the fort, lacked the strengthening layer
g the latter, and consequently had suffered mo
space enclosed by them, about 50 feet by 80 fe
it was abundant among the debris and refuse of
ures of horse-dung found on clearing the space sho
nly that this outer court, though while the fort was
gate led through the timber-faced wall on the south

, at an elevation of 175 feet above the top of the
river 60 yards from the west bastion of the fort, was
nd conical shape it curiously recalled the familiar
built of flat and fairly regular pieces of hard clay, a
of the hill above the river, with layers of tamarisk
posts and beams inserted in the masonry. Its int
ween, and apparently 12 feet on the two other si
m, the apparent greater length of two sides stra
cover so lost. Even without ascending to its to
of the river and its jungle belt, and beyond the

fort was but the beginning of labours which were
orks of more borrowing within the 'keep' and
d to me all followed had been obtained. By the
ollaborated, and on clearing this a number of Tibe
ound in the Mīrān fort, were recovered, bearing
of such relics, evidently left behind by the Tibeta
own into the moats or outside the entrance of
in the latter I may mention a reed pen, M. Tagh
Tana, a wooden die, M. Tagh. i. 007, with numbe
wooden key of the Khādalik type, M. Tagh. i. 01
orm of a tortoise, M. Tagh. i. 009 (Plate 4

[Photo] 327	祀堂跡Ta. iiの壁にあるテンペラ画、マヤクリク（MAYAKLIK）、巨大な肖像の先の尖った楕円形の中に仏の坐像があるTEMPERA PAINTING ON WALL OF RUINED SHRINE Ta. ii, MAYAKLIK, SHOWING SEATED BUDDHA BETWEEN VESICAS OF COLOSSAL FIGURES.
[Photo] 328	腕が４本ある神のテンペラ画、祀堂跡Ta. iの内部通路の壁、マヤクリク（MAYAKLIK.）近郊PAINTING IN TEMPERA OF FOUR-ARMED DIVINITY, ON INNER PASSAGE WALL OF RUINED SHRINE Ta. i, NEAR MAYAKLIK.

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