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Portrait of the Author | |
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Irkutsk, Siberia | |
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Post Station at Elantsin | |
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Our Traveling Carriage while Making the Buriat Journey | |
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Baggage and Provisions of Convicts | |
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Convicts Passing through the Village of Usturdi | |
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Group of Convicts Resting and Lunching | |
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Buriat Wedding | |
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People Assembled for the Horse Sacrifice | |
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Stone Altars on the Hill of Sacrifice | |
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I. Horse Sacrifice | |
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II. Horse Sacrifice | |
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III. Horse Sacrifice | |
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IV. Horse Sacrifice | |
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V. Horse Sacrifice | |
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VI. Horse Sacrifice | |
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Convict Prison at a Post Station | |
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Buriat Women in Full Dress | |
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House where we Boarded on Olkhon Island | |
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The Only Russian Church in Olkhon | |
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Arkokoff, his Wife, Son, and Son's Wife | |
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Lazareff and his Relatives | |
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Kongoroff and his Wife | |
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Andrei Mihailovitch, Mikiloff and his Young Wife | |
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Manshut | |
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Buriat Young Lady, Island of Olkhon | |
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Ram, Sacrificed as an Offering | |
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Bones of the Ram, Left to Rot and Fall | |
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Tea from China, Coming from Kiakhta to the Railroad in Irkutsk | |
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Buriat Watch Dog | |
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Andrei Mihailovitch's Field Ongons | |
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Field Ongons | |
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Field Ongons, Church in which the Author Spent Three Days, and Group of Houses and Russian Store Mentioned on Page 72 | |
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Vassya, his Father, and the Author | |
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Drying Fuel--Cow Droppings--Island of Olkhon | |
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Church near a Post Station on the Road to Lake Baikal | |
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Our Buriat Friends in the Sacred Island of Olkhon | |
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Russian Exile and Two Buriat Shamans | |
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The Author's Carriage | |
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Village of Alaguersk-rod in Siberia | |
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A Group of Unmarried Mongol Women or Young Ladies in Usturdi | |
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Gods which Guard the House from the Outside, Olkhon Island | |
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Buriat Gods, or Representations of their Gods | |
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Buriat Household Gods | |
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Contents of "God Bags" | |
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Buriats--Husband and Wife in the Hayfield | |
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Representations of Buriat Gods |