The Beginnings of Buddhist Art and Other Essays in Indian and Central-Asian Archaeology c9.7

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II. A photograph taken by the Archæological Survey and placed at our disposal by Dr. J. Ph. VOGEL (cf. p. 124). In the foreground we see the central spur, on which stands the principal monastery : the view extends towards the north-east above the hills of the little range of Takht-i-Bahai as far as the Swât mountains. For other views of the same site cf. *Sur la frontière indo-afghane*, fig. 14, or *Tour du monde*, *ibid.*, p. 545, and *Art g.-b. du Gandh.*, figg. 1 and 63-4 (with plan and description of the buildings, pp. 160-163).