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Afghan alluvial Amir ancient Arab Arbab baked bricks Baluch banks Bokhara Brahui buildings built called canal capital century Chakansur channel chief Chingiz Chingiz Khan citadel clay course cultivation dasht descendants district east exist Farah Rud farsakhs Farsiwan Fath feet flood formed fortress ground Gujars Hamun Helmand Herat Husen India inhabitants irrigation Istakhri Jallalabad Jats Kaiani Kala-i-Fath Kalat Kandahar karez Khan Khariji Khash Khurassan Khwarazm Kirman lands latter line from bottom line from top Makran Malik Hamza Malik Kutb-ud-din Malik Mahmud Malik Shams-ud-din miles minaret Mirza modern Moghols mound Muhammad Nadir Nikudaris Nishapur northern delta Nushki Oxus palace Persian plateau population possession present Prince probably race remains river Rud-i-Biyaban ruins ruler Rustam Sabzawar Sar-o-Tar Sarbandi Seiads Seistan Shah Shahristan soil Sultan Taj-ud-din Tajik tamarisk Timur took tower town tract tradition Trakun tribes troops valley village walls Zahidan Zaranj
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| Title | Seistan: a memoir on the history, topography, ruins, and people of the country |
| Author | George Passman Tate |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Gosha-e-Adab : sole distributors, Nisar Traders, 1977 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | Jul 10, 2010 |
| Length | 395 pages |
| Subjects | Sistan Sistan (Iran and Afghanistan) |
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