Kum and the SOLIMÁN KHÉL the range dividing the Pishin and Dós Valleys the BIEUTARZAIS all the country to the north of the R. ROD Gorge and the that to the south of it and so on. [...] The rsil MUMS and the inhabitants of the GwAIL valley manifested an extraordnary fear of the PA'NfzAt Kakars of the hills to the east of them. [...] The structure of the houses in the more civilized parts which in the hills consist of nothing more than rough mud and thatch is a further proof of the general lawlessness of the population. [...] Their number and the length of the KA/ReZ depends on the supply of water met with the quantity required and the distance of the habitable or cultivable spot. [...] The method of irrigation by means of groins and reclamation of river-beds to be observed in the high lands along the valley of the R. Ro'D and in the Sao's Valley in the neighbourhood of CIIII1JAN is very remarkable.
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- 81
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- India
- SARF Document ID
- sarf.120250
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Remarks on the Afgháns found along the Route of the Tal Chotiali Field Force in the Spring of 1879—by Lieut. R C. Temple. B. S. C. F. R. G. S. M. R. A. S. &c
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On the Súryaprajñapti—Dr. G. Thibaut Principal Benares College
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Coins supplementary to Thomas' “ Chronicles of the Pathán kings of Delhi.”—Chas. J. Rodgers
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