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Keith Levit
DSP3319407
Keith Levit
DSP3319407
BL3280840
Bazuki Muhammad
REU8366286
Bazuki Muhammad
REU8366286
Bazuki Muhammad
REU8366292
Bazuki Muhammad
REU8366292
Bazuki Muhammad
REU8392912
Bazuki Muhammad
REU8392912
Chinch Gryniewicz
POV617168
Chinch Gryniewicz
POV617168
Chinch Gryniewicz
POV617170
Chinch Gryniewicz
POV617170
![Interior of a Kafir Fort, Upsai.
September 1885.
View of interior court. Unsharp.
'Central Court, Apsai'. 'The villages Shui, Apsai, and Shidgol resemble forts rather than villages. Their plan is an irregular four-sided figure, the houses being built contiguously round a central court, the only entrance to which is through a large door capable of being sngly closed and secured from the inside in the event of attack. The houses consist of a basement and one, or two, stories above; the outside walls presenting only flat faces of mud and stone, with framework and ties of timber, broken up in the upper rooms by numerous very small windows; inside, overlooking the courtyard, are picturesque wooden verandahs, the rooms opening on to them. The houses are two rooms deep; the rooms facing outwards are very dark, receiving their light only from the little loop-holes, mentioned above, or through the doorway communicating with the other room, which is lighted from the balcony...There is a good deal of carving about the verandahs and balconies, which look very well from the court below, and remind one somewhat of the courtyards of the old inns immortalised by Dickens..'. [Albumen print, 278x216mm].](https://images-cdn.bridgemanimages.com/api/1.0/image/600wm.BL.09069230.7055475/3292911.jpg?old-wm)
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