1999.23.1.28.1
Zimchongpa mounted warriors at Trapshi Tsisher
1999.23.1.28.2
Mounted Zimchongpa warriors at Trapshi review
1999.23.1.28.3
Group of young monks in the countryside
1999.23.1.29.3
Pede dzong fortress and the settlement of Pede
1999.23.1.3.2
Potala from the south west
1999.23.1.3.3
Statue with votive offerings at Gyantse
1999.23.1.3.4
Sera monastery
1999.23.1.3.5
Wall hanging of the Buddha at Gyantse
1999.23.1.3.6
Tibetan Cabinet and Tsarong in the garden of Dekyi Lingka
1999.23.1.30.1
A steep village path in a settlement
1999.23.1.30.2
Pack horses on a mountain track beside the Kyichu
1999.23.1.31.6
The Nechung Oracle, Lobsang Namgyal, seated on a chair
1999.23.1.32.1
Khampa dancers performing outside Dekyi Lingka
1999.23.1.32.2
Man, woman, girl and baby patients at British Mission
1999.23.1.32.3
Kampa dancers at Dekyi Lingka
1999.23.1.32.4
Two children one of whom has a Ache lhamo mask
1999.23.1.33.4
Entrance to the Doring house, Gyantse
1999.23.1.34.1
Taking tea at the Doring house in Gyantse
1999.23.1.34.2
Doring, O'Malley, Sonam
1999.23.1.34.3
1999.23.1.34.4
Basil Gould in Ralung
1999.23.1.36.2
Mount Chomolhari from Tang La
1999.23.1.36.4
Settlement and fort at Phari
1999.23.1.37.1
Patients at the Gyantse hospital
1999.23.1.37.2
Sikkimese orderlies in the Gyantse Trade Agency
1999.23.1.37.3
Dr Humphreys vaccinating patients at Gyantse hospital
1999.23.1.37.4
Guardian deity
1999.23.1.37.5
Hospital staff members at Gyantse hospital
1999.23.1.37.6
British Trade Agency Mess
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