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Photographs in Personal Collections

The east side of the castle. The south side of the castle with the ruined entrance (middle of the image) to the installation. The castle from the south. East and north sides of the hulk. The ridge surmounted by the ruined castle. The curtain-wall punctuated by three inset triangular loopholes. The rear wall of the northwest edifice. Note the manner in which the revetment projects outward from the adobe-block superstructure. A wood sample for radiocarbon analysis was extracted from the interior base of the superstructure. The forward wall and a flank of the northwest edifice.
A close-up of the revetment of the northwest edifice. Note the herringboned masonry in the middle of the revetment. The northwest edifice and outer defensive walls of the southeast sector. The northwest edifice. A revetment lining the edge of the southeast sector formation. Note the diagonally placed stones in the revetment and the vestiges of adobe-block walls above the revetment. The pillars of Gyatengbur Doring (<i>rgya steng ’bur rdo ring</i>) West. The pillars and enclosures of Gyatengbur Doring (<i>rgya steng ’bur rdo ring</i>) East. Funerary structure FS1. Funerary structure FS1.
Funerary structure FS7. Funerary structure FS3. Funerary structure FS1 and funerary structure FS2. Funerary structure FS6. Funerary structure FS1. Funerary structure FS2. Funerary structure FS3. Funerary structure FS2.
Five of the interconnected enclosures on the opposite end of funerary structure FS4. Three of the interconnected enclosures on one end of funerary structure FS4. An isolated tabular pillar. The south side of pillar group 1. The west side of pillar group 1. The site, seen from the west. The site’s multicolored pillars. The site’s multicolored pillars.

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