'Views on Quetta-Nushki-Siestan [Sistan] Trade Route: No. 20. View near Koh-i-Malik Gatt west of Mirui'
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The photograph shows an arid landscape. A large, rocky hill stands in the background. In the middle ground is a man walking away from the photographer. The photograph was probably taken by H A Armstrong, Assistant Superintendent, Indian Telegraph Department.
'Views on Quetta-Nushki-Siestan [Sistan] Trade Route: No. 21. View west of Chahsundan'
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The photograph is of a flat and arid landscape. Men, camels, horses, and dogs are walking in a line along a track leading away from the photographer. The photograph was probably taken by H A Armstrong, Assistant Superintendent, Indian Telegraph Department.
'No. 22. View taken from about 3 miles south-east of Koh-i-Dalil, near the Quetta-Nushki-Siestan [Sistan] trade route, west of Mushki Chah'
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A photograph showing a large rocky mountain in an arid landscape. In the centre middle ground stands an unidentified man. The photograph is credited to Mr Vredenburg.
'Views on Quetta-Nushki-Siestan [Sistan] Trade Route: No. 23. Pat plains amongst Sandhills after heavy rain'
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The photograph shows a camel train walking through a flat and arid landscape that is wet with recent rain. Men, dogs, and horses also feature in the scene. The photograph was probably taken by H A Armstrong, Assistant Superintendent, Indian Telegraph Department.
'Views on Quetta-Nushki-Siestan [Sistan] Trade Route: No. 24. Pat plains amongst Sandhills after heavy rain'
Scope & Content:
The photograph shows a camel train walking through a flat and arid landscape that is wet with recent rain. Men, dogs, and horses also feature in the scene. The photograph was probably taken by H A Armstrong, Assistant Superintendent, Indian Telegraph Department.
'Views on Quetta-Nushki-Siestan [Sistan] Trade Route: No. 25. Pat plains amongst Sandhills after heavy rain'
Scope & Content:
The photograph shows a camel train walking through a flat and arid landscape that is wet with recent rain. Men and horses also feature in the scene. The photograph was probably taken by H A Armstrong, Assistant Superintendent, Indian Telegraph Department.
The photograph shows Agha Walli Khan, Governor of Bam, seated, with an entourage of men standing behind him. The men are sitting outside of a building. The photograph was probably taken by H A Armstrong, Assistant Superintendent, Indian Telegraph Department.
'No. 27. South Entrance to Bam Fort, Persian soldiers in foreground'
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The photograph shows an entrance and part of the walls of a large adobe fortress. In front of the gate stand a row of soldiers. The photograph was probably taken by H A Armstrong, Assistant Superintendent, Indian Telegraph Department.
'No. 28. Mirza Abdur Rahim Khan, Wazir of Kerman, having a smoke outside his tent at Pahra'
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The photograph shows a man seated in a tent holding a ḡalyān pipe. Around him stand or sit his attendants. The photograph was probably taken by H A Armstrong, Assistant Superintendent, Indian Telegraph Department.
The photograph shows a musical band standing in a circle within what looks like the parade grounds of a fortress. Three other men stand behind observing. In the background is a fortified wall and some date palm trees. The photograph was probably taken by H A Armstrong, Assistant Superintendent,...
