Joseph Rock - On Shadow

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[Camp of the Arnold Arboretum Expedition In the Ta-t'ung Ho Valley with the Ta-pan Shan in the background]

7-B2-1240 (verso)

R-197 Date: 1925-10-09? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: expeditions Topics: mountains Topics: tents Topics: grassland Topics: camps (temporary settlements) / camps (temporary settlements) / camps (temporary s Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1094-P1097 - Ha-ta-pan, East Koko Nor Range en route to O-po. 9/25. Koko Nor Lake, Ch'ing-hai. Camp, Tibetans, and yak caravan.

From Vol. 4, dated Oct. 9, 1925: "We continued over the inclining plain to about 8 li beyond the village when we decided to pitch camp at 9,900 ft. elev. beyond the fields and on the grasslands. Took two photos of camp with Tapan Shan in background." (91)

Location: Daban Mountains, China

Location: Datong He Valley, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: Grasslands, Qinghai Lake, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1097-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123774

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Mountains with a tree in foreground

30265 (photograph) Date: 1922-06-03 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: mountains Topics: slopes Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Looking from near the head of the main gulch of the Lichiang snow range, eastern flanks. Elevation 11000 feet. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, June 3, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

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Salix sp. China (Yunnan) [Title from recto of mount.] Title: Alternate Title: Grove of trees viewed across part of a lake

10440 (original library accession)

30199 (photograph) Date: 1922-04-30 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: lakes Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Salix sp. China, (Yunnan). On Lake Ehr-Lai, east of Talifu. Photo by J.F. Rock, April 30, 1922. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Salix L. / Salicaceae

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01958 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286197

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[Five Tibetan hunters holding a Lammergeier (Gypaetus barbatus) in the grasslands near Koko Nor]

3-2-21 (verso) Date: 1925-09-27? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: birds Topics: rifles (long guns) Topics: grassland Topics: Muslims Topics: expeditions Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1094-P1097 - Ha-ta-pan, East Koko Nor Range en route to O-po. 9/25. Koko Nor Lake, Ch'ing-hai. Camp, Tibetans, and yak caravan. / Photo 1095 - Lammergeier shot in the Koko Nor, 1925.

From Vol. 4, dated Sept. 27, 1925: "After leaving the dunes... we reach a grassy plain.... Here I spied a huge bird (Lammergeier: Gypaetus barbatus grandis Storr. see birds p. 328) feeding on a cadavar. A well-directed bullet made an end to its existence. I took 3 photos of the bird with spread out wings held by my Moslem soldiers. The wings measured ten feet from tip to tip. The outer part of the eye was a beautiful orange, the iris was a pale drab color and the pupil black." (63)

Location: Grasslands, Qinghai Lake, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1095-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123772

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[Giant Buddha carved into a sandstone cliff at Da Fo si above the Min River at Leshan]

Date: 1925-02-06? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Three-quarter view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name: Gautama Buddha (n.d.), India, subject

Location: Subject: Topics: statues Topics: rock carvings Topics: sandstone Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 1, dated Feb. 6, 1925: "From the [Kia-ting] Pagoda we went to the Ta Fo Ssu the large temple on the top of the cliff near the large Buddha which has been cut out of the living rock.... The Buddha is about 360 ft. tall; Chinese feet so the priest said.... The head is huge and oblong and painted pink. The eyes are also painted black; one, the right eye, was shot out by soldiers during the revolution of 1911.... I took several photos of the Buddha's head with two of my boys standing on the top." (156-158)

Location: Da Fo si, Leshan, Sichuan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2137-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124442

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[Naxi man wearing traditional Hli-khin warrior's armor made of rhinoceros blades lacquered red and helmet of iron segments]

7E-41-11 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: swords Topics: men Topics: portraits Topics: armor Topics: helmets Topics: fur Topics: warriors Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1091-P1093 - Mo-so (Na-khi) armor dating from the days of the Sung dynasty or earlier. Made of Rhinoceros hide. Photographed at Nda-za gko eastern slopes of Li-ch'iang Snow Range, N.W. Yunnan.

Location: Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China

Location: Yulongxue Mountains, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1091-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123768

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Caragana jubata Poiret. Tibet (Jupar Valley). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-11940 (Library accession) Date: 1926-06-29 State/Edition: Description: View of shrubs and rock. Physical Description: Dimensions: 12 x 17.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: shrubs Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Caragana jubata Poiret. Tibet, Jupar Valley. Caragana sp.? Flowers pink, growing in the upper Jupar Valley north of the Jupar Range. Specimen no. 14,341. The rocks are schist. Elevation: 11,600 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 29, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 14,341. / Caragana jubata (Pallas) Poiret / Leguminosae

From Vol. 6, dated June 29, 1926: "The most common plant in this part of the Jupar Valley is the pink Caragana of which I took many photos." (189)

Location: Rgyud par nang, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: A'nyêmaqên Mountains, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-226 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122017

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[Two Naxi Dto-mbas with drum, ds-ler, and the book Shi-lo ssaw at the sacred grotto Shi-lo Ne-k'o on a mountain in the Bber-dder District in northwest Yunnan]

17-10-8 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: priests Topics: ceremonies Topics: caves Topics: books Topics: drums Topics: idiophones Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1088-P1090 - Shi-lo ne-k'o or cave of Dto-mba Shi-lo in Bber-dder. The founder of the Bon or his later reincarnation is said to have lived there. North of Li-ch'iang in Chung-tien territory, Yunnan.

Location: Shi-lo ne-k'o, Bber-dder District, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1090-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123767

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[Facade of the Great Sutra Hall or Ta-ching-t'ang at Labrang Lamasery]

7-21-21 (verso) Date: ca. 1925-1926 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: facades Topics: chantries Topics: banners Topics: steps Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P988-P997 - Labrang Monastery, west central Kan-su, 1925-1926.

Location: Tshogs-chhen-hdu-khang, Labrang Lamasery, Labrang, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-0994-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123589

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[Castanea armata China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Branch with fruit and leaves

30307 (photograph) Date: 1922-09-29 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: fruit Topics: leaves Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Fruiting branch of Castanea armata. Found on hills near Kinngin tui and near Shia shui chi, 8000 ft. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, September 29, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject: Castanea armata

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02065 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286323

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Vegetation among rocks

30267 (photograph) Date: 1922-07-08 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rocks Topics: vegetation Topics: mountains Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Vegetation (Alpine) on the Lichiang snow range at an elevation of 15000 ft. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, July 8, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02025 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286270

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[Two Ngolok men of the Hdzanggur Tribe in their encampment near the Yellow River opposite Radja Gomba]

17-20-22 (verso) Date: 1926-05-26? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: nomads Topics: portraits Topics: necklaces Topics: snuffboxes Topics: costumes Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P977-P980 - Go-log at Ra-ryga Gompa on Yellow River, elev. 10,000 ft. / Photo P977 - Tshang-rgur mGo-logs at their encampment west of the Yellow River, opposite Ra-gya Gom-pa. The left one was on the point of taking a pinch of snuff, the latter consists of the ashes of burnt yak dung. They wear one single sheep-skin garment (tanned by softening & rubbing with butter).

From Vol. 6, dated May 26, 1926: "I managed to photograph two of the more tractable Ngoloks...." (102)

Location: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-0977-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123564

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[Cassia sp.? China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Flowering branch with leaves

30124 (photograph) Date: 1922-03-11 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: flowers (plants) Topics: leaves Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Cassia sp.? - Deep pink flowers. Szemao, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, March 11, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject: Cassia L. / Leguminosae

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01883 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286122

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[Masked Bowa dancer Amnyi Toba holding raised sword and scull cup decorated with fringe at Cho-ni Lamasery during the Cham-ngyon-wa ceremony]

3-2-13 (verso) Date: ca. 1925-1927 State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: maskers Topics: swords Topics: costumes Topics: portraits Topics: skulls Topics: cups Topics: fringe Topics: ceremonies Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P981-P987 - Lama dances of Cho-ni, 1925-1927.

Location: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-0987-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123581

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Tibet (Koko Nor). On the south shore of Koko Nor. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10999 (Library accession) Date: 1925-09-24 State/Edition: Description: View of lake and two men with rifles. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: lakes Topics: expeditions Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Tibet (Koko Nor). Two of my Moslem soldiers (escort) on the south shores of the Koko Nor. Elevation: 10,700 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, Sept. 24, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 4, dated Sept. 24, 1925: "I also took some pictures of my mounted escort on the lakeshore and Li Ssu-chin took one of me* with the crowd. / * + photos of camp." (50)

Location: Qinghai Lake, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-185 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121973

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China, Sze-chuan (An-pien). On the bank of the Yang-tze. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11800 (Library accession) Date: 1925-01-25 State/Edition: Description: View of river and boats. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rivers Topics: boats Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Sze-chuan (An-pien). On the banks of the Yang-tze at An-pien, west of Sui-fu, looking upstream. Photo by J. F. Rock, January 25, 1925. Diary, vol. I, p. 136. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 1, dated Jan. 25, 1925: "We stop at An-pien near huge boulders. Here the men have lunch and we also pass a Li-kin station; they did not molest us. At An-pien I took several photos of our boat and the junction of the Ta-kwan and Yang-tze." (135-136)

Location: Anbian, Sichuan Sheng, China

Location: Yangtze River, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-559 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123346

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Caragana tibetica Komarov. Tibet, Jupar Valley. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-11878 (Library accession) Date: 1926-06-28 State/Edition: Description: View of shrub and hat. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: shrubs Topics: hats Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Caragana tibetica Komarov. Tibet. Caragana sp.? Specimen no. 14,319. This species forms tussocks on the gravelly bluffs overlooking the Yellow River near the mouth of the Jupar Valley. Also found on the loess slopes in the Ba Valley. Northern slopes of the Jupar Range. Elevation: 10,400 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 28, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 14,319. / Caragana tibetica Komarov / Leguminosae

From Vol. 6, dated June 28, 1926: "From another bluff elev. 10,380 ft. ... I took photos.... The vegetation on the bluffs overlooking the Yellow River consisted mostly of the tussock-forming Caragana, Potentilla fruticosa, Cotoneaster species with the small leaves and white flowers, a species of Iris growing in the Caragana bushes and a Berberis." (185)

Location: Rgyud par nang, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: A'nyêmaqên Mountains, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-263 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122632

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[Naxi dto-mba reciting from the book Shi-lo ssaw at the sacred grotto Shi-lo ne-k'o on a mountain in the Bber-dder District in northwest Yunnan]

17-10-9 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: ceremonies Topics: books Topics: caves Topics: men Topics: priests Topics: headdresses Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1088-P1090 - Shi-lo ne-k'o or cave of Dto-mba Shi-lo in Bber-dder. The founder of the Bon or his later reincarnation is said to have lived there. North of Li-ch'iang in Chung-tien territory, Yunnan.

Location: Shi-lo ne-k'o, Bber-dder District, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1088-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123765

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China, Kan-su (Koang-kei Shan). The main crest of the Min Shan Range. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10938 (Library accession) Date: 1925-06-12 State/Edition: Description: View of limestone crags and scree slopes. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: vegetation Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Koang-kei Shan). The main crest of the Min Shan Range east of Koang-kei Shan (or Kwang-ke Shan). In this range is situated the famous rock gate or shi-men, visible en route to Tao-chow, Old City, and a conspicuous landmark. Elevation: 12,800 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 12, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 3, dated June 12, 1925: "Immediately to our left rose a queer limestone crest about a mile distant from where we stood at 12,800 ft. The clinometer read 20 degrees. The temperature at this elevation at 3 p.m. was 46 degrees Fahrenh. Between this crest, which I photographed (G. filter, 16 stop, 1 sec.), and the bluff to the left of the pass there are lower crags and a road or rather trail leads to the top." (38)

Location: Guanggai Mountain, Gansu Sheng, China

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[Chief Gomba of the Jazza Tribe wearing a felt hat and silver charm box in the Hcha Chen Valley]

3-7-4 (verso) Date: 1926-07-14 to 1926-07-21? [Dates from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: chieftains Topics: hats Topics: costumes Topics: amulets Topics: portraits Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1085-P1087- Trip to Amnye Machen from Ra-rgya Gompa, 1926.

From Vol. 6, dated July 14, 1926: "I was still in bed when Gomba the old chief of the Jaza clan came.... [He] resembled for all the world an old Dutch skipper...." (227-229)

Location: 'Jang chen, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1086-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123763

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[Abies Delavayi, Juniperus sinensis and Rhododendron sp. China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Shrub habit

10414 (original library accession)

30178 (photograph) Date: 1922-04-21 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: shrubs Topics: conifers Topics: snow Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Abies Delavayi, Juniperus sinensis? Rhododendron sp. China, (Yunnan). Mt. Tsangshan, Tali. The prostrate shrub at the front of Abies Delavayi is Juniperus sinensis.* Rhododendron sp. Is in the background. Photo by J.F. Rock, April 21, 1922. *It is doubtful if this is Juniperus sinensis and not Juniperus squamata. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Specimen 3147 / Abies delavayi Franch. / Pinaceae / / Juniperus squamata Buch. -Ham. ex D. Don / Cupressaceae / / Rhododendron L. / Ericaceae

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01937 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286176

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[Tibetan man of the Jazza Tribe wearing a rosary, silver charm box, and scalp lock]

3-7-2 (verso) Date: 1926-07-14 to 1926-07-21? [Dates from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: amulets Topics: portraits Topics: earrings Topics: necklaces Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1085-P1087- Trip to Amnye Machen from Ra-rgya Gompa, 1926.

From Vol. 6, dated July 14, 1926: "[W]e descend into a small gully which led down into the valley of Sherlung to the Shack Chu stream which flows through a canyon into theYellow River.... We continue up a latteral valley skirting small gullies and after crossing a spur arrive at the encampment of the Jaza clan at 7 p.m." (231)

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[Scene from a Naxi Dto na k'ö ceremony showing a dto-mba with sword and ds-ler, other participants with sacrificial animals, a statue of the demon monster Sso-na-ngv-gu, and the altar with other ritual objects in the courtyard of Joseph Rock's house at Nv-lv-k'ö]

17-19-8 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: courtyards Topics: priests Topics: ceremonies Topics: headdresses Topics: goats Topics: statues Topics: figures (representations) Topics: animal heads Topics: idiophones Topics: swords Topics: knives Topics: ritual objects Topics: trees Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1076-P1084 - Na-khi Dto-na-k'o ceremony, Li-ch'iang. Dto-mba dances.

Location: Joseph Rock's house, Yuhu, Yunnan Sheng, China

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China, Tibet (H'tchachen Valley). Gorges of the Hwang Ho. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11742 (Library accession) Date: 1926-07-17 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of mountains and forested slopes. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rivers Topics: gorges (landforms) Topics: conifers Topics: mountains Topics: forests Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Tibet (H'tchachen) The gorges of the Hwang Ho (Yellow River) looking [up]stream from a bluff near the mouth of the H'tchachen Gorge, west of the Hwang Ho. Elevation: 10,500 ft. On the slopes can be seen spruces and junipers. Photo by J. F. Rock, July 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Picea A. Dietrich / Pinaceae / spruce / yun shan shu / / Juniperus Linnaeus / Cupressaceae / juniper / ci bai shu

From Vol. 6, dated July 17, 1926: "We reached a point about 1,500 ft. above the Yellow River and from there took photos down and upstream of the Yellow River; spruces grew below the bluff also willows and junipers; looking upstream east we could see the bluff (visible in the photo) above Dachso Canyon from which we once took photos down the Yellow River." (238-239)

Location: 'Jang chen, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: Yellow River, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-471 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123096

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[Naxi dto-mba holding a raised sword and a ds-ler standing next to the demon monster Sso-na-ngv-gu during a Dto na k'ö ceremony performed in the courtyard of Joseph Rock's house at Nv-lv-k'ö]

17-21-4 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: priests Topics: swords Topics: idiophones Topics: statues Topics: animal heads Topics: figures (representations) Topics: trees Topics: courtyards Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1076-P1084 - Na-khi Dto-na-k'o ceremony, Li-ch'iang. Dto-mba dances.

Location: Joseph Rock's house, Yuhu, Yunnan Sheng, China

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[Lama priests and and young Lhasa Incarnation Lu Zo during his installation at Yung-ning Lamasery]

7E43-11 Date: ca. 1931-1932 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name: Lu Zo (n.d.), subject

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: rinpoches Topics: monks Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P999-P1000 - Installation of Lhasa Incarnation in Yung-ning, N.W. Yunnan. He is the son of the Yung-ning tsung-kuan or governor, 1931-1932.

Location: Yongning Lamasery, Yongning, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-0999-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123609

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Crataegus kansuensis Wils. China, Kan-su. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-11352 (Library accession) Date: 1926-10-20 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of tree branch with fruit. Physical Description: Dimensions: 17 x 11.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: leaves Topics: fruit Topics: trees Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Crataegus kansuensis Wils. China, Kan-su. Tao Ho, Cho-ni-ku. Leaves and fruit of a Crataegus (sp. and seed no. 14,917) growing on the banks of the Tao Ho near Cho-ni-ku at an elevation of 8,500 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, Oct. 20, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 14,917. / Crataegus kansuensis Wilson / Rosaceae Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / No Diary entry for Oct. 21, 1926. / Excerpt from Oct. 20, 1926: "We walked up the hillside back of the hamlet of Cho-ni-ku collecting seeds of Berberis and then went down to the Tao River to the big groves of trees and took photographs of the small apple trees*, trunk of a large Betula of which we collected seeds, then photographed a Crataegus tree and branch....* / *Crataegus kansuensis Wils. sp. [14,917]." (134)

Location: Tao River Valley, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-545 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123313

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China, Kan-su (Tangar). View of the city. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11024 (Library accession) Date: 1925-09-20 State/Edition: Description: Bird's-eye view of walled city and mountains. Physical Description: Dimensions: 12 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: city walls Topics: cities Topics: mountains Topics: fields Topics: terraces Topics: roads Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Dangar). View of the city of Dangar from a hill and temple (Wen-ch'ang Kung) north of the city. To the left is the northeast corner of the city wall. Elevation: 8,997 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, Sept. 20, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 4, dated Sept. 20, 1925: "Tangar is the last town in China.... Today I climbed a hill back of the town on which are situated various temples one dating back to the 7th year of Kien-lung. The newest (Wen-ch'ang Kung) to the 2nd year of Kuang Hsü. We took several photos of the town with its flat roof[s] and the long row of temples situated against the north wall of the town...." (41)

Location: Huangyuan, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-210 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121998

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[Yak caravan on the second day out of Labrang crossing the grasslands en route to Radja Gomba and the Yellow River]

Date: 1926-05-06? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: caravans Topics: yak Topics: expeditions Topics: mountains Topics: grassland Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P965-P970 - Trip from Labrang to Ra-rgya Gompa, Kansu.

From Vol. 6, dated May 6, 1926: "Not far beyond our camp the valley widens.... I took four photos as our yak caravan filed by." (34)

Location: Grassland, Labrang (west of), Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-0968-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123559

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Castanopsis sp. China [Title from recto of mount.] Title: Alternate Title: Tree habit

10424 (original library accession)

30075 (photograph) Date: 1922-02-16 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: trunks Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Subject: Castanopsis (D. Don) Spach. / Fagaceae Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Castanopsis sp. Near village of Ban Yang Kham, beyond Muang Hai, elevation 4100 ft. Yunnan, China. February 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.]

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01834 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286073

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Populus sp.? China, Kan-su (Cho-ni). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-10838 (Library accession) Date: 1925-05-17 State/Edition: Description: View of stand of trees and man. Physical Description: Dimensions: 17 x 11.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Populus sp.? China, (Kan-su). Cho-ni territory, southwest Kan-su. Poplar forest on the left bank of the Tao Ho, immediately below Cho-ni, in early spring. Elevation: 8,153 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, May 17, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Populus Linnaeus / Salicaceae / poplar / yang shu

From Vol. 2, dated May 17, 1925: "[O]n our way back we photographed the poplar trees along the Tao Ho river." (189-190)

Location: Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Tao River, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-015 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork120913

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China, Kan-su (Shi[h]-hong). The Hwang Ho. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10986 (Library accession) Date: 1925-11-25 State/Edition: Description: View of man, river, valley, and mountains. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rivers Topics: trees Topics: mountains Topics: snow Topics: men Topics: valleys (landforms) Topics: Muslims Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Shi[h]-hong). The Yellow River in its weird gorge near the village of Shi[h]-hong, east of [Hs]un-h[u]a. Elevation: 7,100 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, November 25, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 5, dated Nov. 25, 1925: "The road beyond Shün-hoa [Hsun-hua] leads across desert flanked by the weirdest eroded mountains, a brilliant red carved into castles, turrets, and domes. I took several photos of the Yellow River and the mountains flanking it to the north." (23)

Location: Yellow River, China

Location: Shih-hong, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-176 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121945

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[Primula suno-purpurea, China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Flowering plant

30216 (photograph) Date: 1922-05 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: flowers (plants) Topics: plants Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Primula suno-purpurea, growing on an alpine meadow at 12000 ft. elevation on the eastern flank of the Lichiang snow range. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, May 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject: Primula sinopurpurea Balf. F. / Primulaceae

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01974 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286213

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[Tibetan man with rifle and gun-rest strapped to his back in the Pashetenga District in lower Tebbu land]

7C83-242 (verso) Date: 1926-08-29? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Pashetenga, Gansu Sheng, China Topics: men Topics: rifles (long guns) Topics: portraits Topics: amulets Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1003-P1004 - The-wu from lower The-wu country, south of Kan-su Min Shan, S.W. Kan-su. Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Aug. 28, 1925: "The district here is called Pasheteka (Pashetengo) while the lamasseries, for there are really two, are called Nongma and Nongon, elev. 7,900. We arrived at the lamassery at 5:30 p.m." (16) / Excerpt from Aug. 29, 1925: "Ere leaving I took a few pictures of the Tebbus that had assembled with their guns, one fellow in particular being of interest.... [A]round his neck he wore a tiny yellow rag given him by one of the Living Buddhas common everywhere in this part of the world." (16)

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Caragana jubata Poiret and Rhododendron rufum Batal. China, (Kan-su). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-11350 (Library accession) Date: 1926-10-17 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of man, shrubs, and snow. Physical Description: Dimensions: 16.5 x 11.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: shrubs Topics: men Topics: snow Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Caragana jubata Poiret and Rhododendron rufum Batal. China, (Kan-su). Tao Ho, La-li Ku. Caragana (sp. no. 14,933) in the foreground, and Rhododendron, (sp. no. 14,928), growing in a narrow ravine near the head of La-li Ku at an elevation of 11,000 ft. In the lower right corner are willows. Photo by J. F. Rock, October 19, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 14,933. / Caragana jubata (Pallas) Poiret / Leguminosae / / Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 14,928. / Rhododendron rufum Batalin / Ericaceae / Rhododendron Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Oct. 17, 1926: "As undergrowth occur willows, Rhododendrons, and the long cactus-like Caragna, every leaf and twig was encased with ice which could be pulled off like a stocking. I took several photos in the gulch of Caragana and Rhododendron." (124)

Location: Lali Gorge, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-550 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123337

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Tibet (H'tchachen Valley). Nomad escorts. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11757 (Library accession) Date: 1926-07-17 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of men and cave. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: nomads Topics: expeditions Topics: caves Topics: camps (temporary settlements) / camps (temporary settlements) / camps (temporary s Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: A few of my nomad escorts of the Jaza clan camping west of the Hwang Ho in a cave in the H'tchachen Valley on the return journey from the Amnyi Machen. Photo by J. F. Rock, July 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 6, dated July 15, 1926: "We pitched camp a short distance above our lunchstop at a lovely place near the bank of the stream among yellow primulas and blue poppies and groves of juniper. There was also a small rocky cave and there our Tibetans prepared for supper and the night. I took a few pictures of our lovely camp and the nomads around their juniper fire." (239)

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[Naxi dto-mbas with five-petal headdresses, knives, ds-ler, in front of a statue of the nine-headed demon Sso-na-ngv-gu, performing a Dto-na k'ö ceremony in the courtyard of Joseph Rock's house at Nv-lv-k'ö]

17-19-15 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: courtyards Topics: priests Topics: trees Topics: altars Topics: ceremonies Topics: dancers Topics: idiophones Topics: men Topics: swords Topics: animal heads Topics: statues Topics: ritual objects Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1076-P1084 - Na-khi Dto-na-k'o ceremony, Li-ch'iang. Dto-mba dances.

Location: Joseph Rock's house, Yuhu, Yunnan Sheng, China

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[Naxi dto-mbas with headdresses, knives, and musical instruments performing a religious ceremony in the courtyard of Joseph Rock's house at Nv-lv-k'ö]

17-21-17 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: altars Topics: ceremonies Topics: courtyards Topics: dancers Topics: headdresses Topics: men Topics: priests Topics: baskets Topics: trees Topics: idiophones Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1076-P1084 - Na-khi Dto-na-k'o ceremony, Li-ch'iang. Dto-mba dances.

Location: Joseph Rock's house, Yuhu, Yunnan Sheng, China

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[Arnold Arboretum Expedition camp in the grasslands between Labrang and Radja Gomba]

R-251 Date: 1926-07-30? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: expeditions Topics: camps (temporary settlements) / camps (temporary settlements) / camps (temporary s Topics: tents Topics: grassland Topics: animals Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P965-P970 - Trip from Labrang to Ra-rgya Gompa, Kansu.

From Vol. 6, dated July 30, 1926: "[W]e wend our way down into the valley of Yobzhung where we decided to camp. Our tents are pitched on the left bank of the Yobchung stream elev. 10,740 ft." (272)

Location: Grassland, Labrang (west of), Gansu Sheng, China

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Malus toringoides Hughes. China, Kan-su. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-11343 (Library accession) Date: 1926-10-20 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of tree trunk, bark, river, and man. Physical Description: Dimensions: 16.5 x 12 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: trunks Topics: men Topics: bark Topics: knives Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Malus toringoides Hughes. China, (Kan-su). Tao Ho, Cho-ni-ku. Trunk of specimen no. 14,923 growing on the banks of the Tao Ho near Cho-ni-ku at an elevation of 8,500 ft. For picture of grove see M-11341. Photo by J. F. Rock, October 21, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 14,923. / Malus toringoides (Rehder) Hughes / Rosaceae Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / No Diary entry for Oct. 21, 1926. / Excerpt from Oct. 20, 1926: "We walked up the hillside back of the hamlet of Cho-ni-ku collecting seeds of Berberis and then went down to the Tao River to the big groves of trees and took photographs of the small apple trees....* / *Malus toringoides Hughes 14,923 spec." (134)

Location: Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China

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[Radja Gomba with lamas' quarters built into the cliff in the background]

7C-21-409 (verso) Date: 1926-05-16 to 1926-07-24? [Dates from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1059-P1063 - Ra-gya Gompa on the Yellow River. Elev. 10,000 ft. Ra-gya Lamasery on the Yellow River. The large building contains the printing blocks of the Kanjur.

Location: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China

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[Radja Gomba and Yellow River with Ngolok nomad encampment on opposite bank]

7D-21-410 (verso) Date: 1926-05-16 to 1926-07-24? [Dates from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Bird's-eye view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: valleys (landforms) Topics: rivers Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1059-P1063 - Ra-gya Gompa on the Yellow River. Elev. 10,000 ft. Ra-gya Lamasery on the Yellow River. The large building contains the printing blocks of the Kanjur. / Photo P1059 - The Yellow River and part of the Ra-gya Gompa lamasery looking west downstream. The black dots on the plain opposite are Go-log tents. Elevation: 10,000 ft. The large buildings are the main chanting halls.

Location: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: Yellow River, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1059-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123707

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China, Kan-su (Kan-t[u]). Pale red sandstone mountains. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10985 (Library accession) Date: 1925-11-24 State/Edition: Description: View of mountains, men on horseback, and valley. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: men Topics: expeditions Topics: valleys (landforms) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Kan-t[u]). Pale red sandstone mountains, absolutely bare and deeply eroded as if sculptured, in a valley back of Kan-t[u], which is situated directly in the valley of the Yellow River, west of [Hs]un-h[u]a. Photo by J. F. Rock, November 24, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 5, dated Nov. 24, 1925: "[W]e emerge into the valley of the Yellow River, and turning left we reach the hamlet of Kan-t[u] Pa-yen [Hs]ien. On both sides are most weird mountains, like the skeletons of dinosaurs or huge dragons.... Kan-tu, on the maps Kan-tu-t'ang, is a quiet and peaceful hamlet... near the foot of the weird eroded mountains. The gravelly strata is of a pale brick red superimposed with a pale yellowish drab colored or grey loess." (19)

Location: Gandu, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-175 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121943

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[Phyllostachys sp. China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Grove of bamboo

30070 (photograph) Date: 1922-02-16 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: trunks Topics: bamboo Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Subject: Phyllostachys Sieb. & Zucc. / Gramineae / Chinese name 'Mai Pok' Note: General: Phyllostachys sp. Flowering bamboo, Mai Pok. Between Muang Hai and the Meh Nam Ha river, elevation 4200 feet. Beyond Yang Kham, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, February 16, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01829 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286068

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Abies sutchuenensis Rehd. & Wils. China, Kan-su (Djrakana). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-10833 (Library accession) Date: 1925-08-02 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of tree trunk and cut branch with cones. Physical Description: Dimensions: 17 x 12 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: bark Topics: trunks Topics: cones Topics: conifers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Abies sutchuenensis Rehd. & Wils. China, (Kan-su). Djrakana, Tebbu land, southwest of the Min Shan Range. The tree (no. 12,978) is 80-100 ft. tall. The bark is a greyish-cinnamon brown, rather smooth. The branches are ascending; and the fruits are large, bluish-black, and oblong. Photo by J. F. Rock, August 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 12,978. / Abies fargesii Franchet var. fargesii / Pinaceae / Farges fir / ba shan leng shan (yuan bian zhong)

From Vol. 3, dated Aug. 2, 1925: "Then photographed another large Abies tree (12,978) with large fruits or cones, blue-black, bark a greyish cinnamon brown color, pinned fruiting branch against trunk of tree." (134)

Location: Zhahanna Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-010 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork120895

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Trees with mountains beyond

30319 (photograph) Date: 1922-05 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: trunks Topics: mountains Topics: snow Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Main peak of the Lichiang snow range 21,000 ft. in height, Trees in foreground Abies Forrestii. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, May 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02077 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286338

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Trees on pond at temple grounds

30270 (photograph) Date: 1922-07 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: ponds Topics: temples Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: The Lung Wang Miao or Dragon King Temple, ourside the city of Lichiang. N.W. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, July 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02028 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286276

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Idol of man in traditional dress with horse

30168 (photograph) Date: 1922-04-09 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: statues Topics: men Topics: clothing & dress Topics: horses Topics: Buddhism Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: An idol at the entrance to a Buddhist Temple at Nan Chien, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, April 9, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01927 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286166

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Mountain peaks

30287 (photograph) Date: 1922-08-27 State/Edition: Description: View 2. Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: peaks (landform components) Topics: clouds Topics: snow Topics: rocks Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: The snow peak Sa tae to of the Lichiang snow range, as seen from an elev. of 16000 feet. N. W. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, August 27, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02045 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286302

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: View of river running beside fields with mountains beyond

30167 (photograph) Date: 1922-04-09 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rivers Topics: fields Topics: agricultural land Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: The Red River or Meng hua ho, near the gorge where it joins the Nan Chien, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, April 9, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01926 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286165

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[Naxi dto-mba with five-petal headdress holding a raised sword and ds-ler next to a picture of the Naga-raja Dso-na-lo-ch'i, the K'o-byu of the Ssu-ndo on a stool, and the Ssu-wùa ngv-wùa (nine houses of the Nagas) altar erected for the Ssu ddü gv ceremony]

17-11-27 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: paintings Topics: priests Topics: swords Topics: ritual objects Topics: ceremonies Topics: headdresses Topics: altars Topics: necklaces Topics: sticks Topics: idiophones Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1049-P1058 - Ssu-ddü-gv Na-khi Naga cult ceremony at Li-ch'iang, N.W. Yunnan. See "Na-khi Naga cult."

Location: Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China

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[Eight Naxi K'o-byu (nos. 1-8) with Nagas, dragons, and Buddhist emblems]

17-11-11 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: The five regional Nagas: 1. Eastern Ssu Naga and Dragon, color white; 2. Southern Ssu and Lv or Ssu Naga and Dragon, color green; 3. Central Naga and Dragon, variagated color; 4. Western Naga and Dragon, color black; 5. Northern Naga and Dragon, color yellow. No. 6 (showing the Buddhist eight lucky emblems) is called Ler-mbu-ch'i or Srivatsa Vishnu's hair curl. No. 7 shows the Nagaraja Dso-na-lo-ch'i. No. 8 shows the Li-chiang Naga called Nder-ghügh Ngu bä Gyi-t'u-gkv. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: ritual objects Topics: paintings Topics: sticks Topics: emblems (symbols) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1049-P1058 - Ssu-ddü-gv Na-khi Naga cult ceremony at Li-ch'iang, N.W. Yunnan. See "Na-khi Naga cult."

Location: find spot: Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1056-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123703

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[Six Naxi K'o-byu (nos. 9-14) with minerals and animal figures]

17-11-18 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: The larger O-t'sü K'o-byu given to the Nagas for animals hunted and killed, silver mined in the mountains, and gold washed in valley streams. No. 9 (top to bottom) - silver, gold, turquoise, carnelian. No. 10 - Tibetan eared pheasant, Har-na (species of water bird). No. 11 - winged creature, clawed creature (tiger), hoofed creature. No. 12 - snake, frog. No. 13 - white crane, eagle. No. 14 - Stone pheasant, Amherst pheasant. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: sticks Topics: emblems (symbols) Topics: paintings Topics: ritual objects Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1049-P1058 - Ssu-ddü-gv Na-khi Naga cult ceremony at Li-ch'iang, N.W. Yunnan. See "Na-khi Naga cult."

Location: find spot: Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1055-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123702

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[Tebbu man from lower Tebbu country, south of the Kan-su Min Shan]

7C23-281 (vreso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: turbans Topics: portraits Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1003-P1004 - The-wu from lower The-wu country, south of Kan-su Min Shan, S.W. Kan-su.

Location: Min Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1004-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123623

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[Six Naxi K'obyu (nos. 15-20) with animal figures]

17-11-1 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: The larger O-t'sü K'o-byu given to the Nagas for animals hunted and killed (cont.) No. 15 (top to bottom) - otter, fish. No. 16 - leopard, tiger. No. 17 - bear and boar. No. 18 - deer, musk deer. No. 19 - fox, wild cat. No. 20 - stag, serow. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: ritual objects Topics: emblems (symbols) Topics: paintings Topics: sticks Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1049-P1058 - Ssu-ddü-gv Na-khi Naga cult ceremony at Li-ch'iang, N.W. Yunnan. See "Na-khi Naga cult."

Location: find spot: Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1054-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123700

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Populus sp. China, Kan-su (Cho-ni). A poplar grove near Cho-ni. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-11399 (Library accession) Date: 1926-05-? State/Edition: Description: View of stand of trees. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Populus sp. China, Kan-su (Cho-ni). A poplar grove near Cho-ni, on the Tao Ho. Elevation of 8,500 feet. Photo by J. F. Rock, May 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Populus Linnaeus / Salicaceae / poplar / yang shu

Location: Tao River, China

Location: Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-458 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123082

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[Arnold Arboretum Expedition camel caravan traveling through snow-covered grassland near Obo]

Date: 1925-11-10 State/Edition: Description: View from a distance. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: snow Topics: caravans Topics: mountains Topics: expeditions Topics: grassland Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 4, dated Nov. 10, 1925: "We left [Obo] early.... On we rode over the same old road we had come nearly a month ago, but the whole scenery had changed; everything was pure white a dazzling brilliant white (see photo) and one of my soldiers became snow blind." (179) Note: General: Envelope 113 - Photos 2117-2118 - O-po (O-bo) Ba-ba (Pa-pao) between Richthofen Range & T'o-lai Shan. / Photo 2118 - O-bo, Kan-su. Mongol. The grasslands of O-bo in the dead of winter, camel caravan crossing the deeply snow-covered plain bordered by the Ko-ko Nor barrier range and the Kan-chou Nan Shan. Photo taken at 9 a.m. Temp. 12º Fahr. November 10th. [Diary], vol. 4:179.

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[Thirteen painted wooden k'o-byu used in a Naxi Naga cult Ssu-ddü-gv ceremony near Lijiang]

17-11-46 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: emblems (symbols) Topics: paintings Topics: ritual objects Topics: sticks Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1049-P1058 - Ssu-ddü-gv Na-khi Naga cult ceremony at Li-ch'iang, N.W. Yunnan. See "Na-khi Naga cult."

Location: find spot: Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1051-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123697

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[Painted wooden k'o-byu offered next to a sacred spring near Lijiang after the Naxi Naga cult Ssu-ddü-gv ceremony]

17-11-4 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: springs Topics: sticks Topics: altars Topics: ceremonies Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1049-P1058 - Ssu-ddü-gv Na-khi Naga cult ceremony at Li-ch'iang, N.W. Yunnan. See "Na-khi Naga cult."

Location: Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1050-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123695

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: View of cobblestone street lined with buildings and gate at end

30130 (photograph) Date: 1922-03-16 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: streets Topics: stones Topics: gates Topics: buildings Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: South gate (inner) and main street in Puerhfu, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, March 16, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01889 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286128

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[South gate of Pei-ta-t'ung (Haomen)]

Date: 1925-10-09? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: city gates Topics: damage Topics: brick Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 4, dated Oct. 9, 1925: "Two li more and we face the mud wall and brick gate of Pei-ta-t'ung.* The outer as well as inner gate, but especially the inner gate is in an awful state cracked in several directions, much of it has already tumbled down, the beams within the gate are broken, and rocks l[ie] in the cracks ready to fall on the passerby. / *Now called Wei-yüan Hsien." (90) Note: General: Envelope 112 - Photos 2114-2116 - Ko-mang Ssu, Pei-t'a-t'ung, Liang-chou Nan Shan.

Location: Nan men, Haomen, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2115-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124412

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[Five Tibetan nomads of the Sokwo Arik tribe with amulets, swords, and rifle with gun rest]

7B-16-30 (verso) Date: 1926-05-09? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: rifles (long guns) Topics: swords Topics: costumes Topics: portraits Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1045-P1048 - So-wo Arig encampment between Labrang and Dzan-gar (lamasery) en route to Ra-gya Gompa. 1926. Printing gods into the waters of the Yellow River at Ra-gya Gompa.

From Vol. 6, dated May 8, 1926: "[W]e climb... into the long valley in which is situated the encampment of our nomads who brought us here.... The tents are mostly Mongol for the tribe known as the Sokwo Arik, Arik being the clan name, were originally Mongol.... The plain or valley on which we are encamped... is called Mamo zhung...." (46) / Excerpt from May 9, 1926: "[T]hey said let's shoot at a target and when we had fired a couple of shots at a distant spot on a hillside and they had seen the power of our guns, they having Japanese guns of very poor quality, they said what else have you to show us?" (49)

Location: Grassland, Labrang (west of), Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1048-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123683

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[Masked Bowa dancer Amnyi Soda holding raised sword and scull cup decorated with fringe at Cho-ni Lamasery during the Cham-ngyon-wa ceremony]

3-2-10 (verso) Date: ca. 1925-1927 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: maskers Topics: swords Topics: costumes Topics: ceremonies Topics: portraits Topics: skulls Topics: cups Topics: fringe Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P981-P987 - Lama dances of Cho-ni, 1925-1927.

From Vol. 3, dated July 26, 1925: "The dance performed in the sixth moon on the sixth day (Chinese) is called the Cham ngyon wa or the old dance. The dances performed in the 10th and 1st moon are known as the new dances or Cham soma.... [The Cho-ni prince] remained with me throughout the dance and ordered every dancer to appear in front of my camera to be photographed. The lamas did not like it but there was nothing to be done, and at the conclusion of every dance they lined up in front of the camera and posed for their pictures." (107-108)

Location: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-0986-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123580

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[Five of the 21 masked Bowa who dance with Yama, god of the dead, during Cham-ngyon-wa, the Old Dance, at the Cho-ni Lamasery]

3-3-11 (verso) Date: ca. 1925-1927 State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: masks Topics: swords Topics: dancers Topics: costumes Topics: monks Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P981-P987 - Lama dances of Cho-ni, 1925-1927.

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[Two masked dancers representing deer or Showa spirits posing with daggers at Yung-ning Lamasery during the Dtor-ma (gtor-ma) Festival]

Date: 1931 State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: maskers Topics: deer Topics: daggers (weapons) Topics: costumes Topics: portraits Topics: festivals Topics: animal heads Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 110 - Photos 2104-2108 - Yung-ning lama dances, 1931-1932. / Photo 2107 - Yung-ning Lamasery. Dtor-ma (gtor-ma) festival, Yellow Lama sect, Yun-nan, S.W. China, 1931.

Location: Yongning Lamasery, Yongning, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2107-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124410

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[Ngolok man of the Hdzanggur Tribe wearing charms around his neck in his camp near the Yellow River opposite Radja Gomba]

17-20-24 (verso) Date: 1926-05-26? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: portraits Topics: amulets Topics: scarification Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P977-P980 - Go-log at Ra-ryga Gompa on Yellow River, elev. 10,000 ft.

From Vol. 6, dated May 26, 1926: "I managed to photograph two of the more tractable Ngoloks, and also another wild and wooly fellow who had several scars on his abdomen. These were made by small burning rags held against the skin to cure, as they said, a stomach ache." (102)

Location: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-0978-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123565

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[Group of nomad Tibetans from south of the Richthofen Range]

17-14-7 (verso) Date: 1925 State/Edition: Description: A child is holding one of Joseph Rock's photographs of a tulku. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: nomads Topics: photographs Topics: portraits Topics: costumes Topics: children (people by age group) Topics: men Topics: monks Topics: women Topics: amulets Topics: earrings Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P971-P976 - Nomad Tibetans from south of Richthofen Range. T'o-lai Shan, Ch'ing-hai, 1925. Ba-bo.

Location: Qilian Mountains, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-0975-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123563

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[Pyrus mollis China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Branch with leaves and fruit

30296 (photograph) Date: 1922-09-09 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: fruit Topics: pear Topics: leaves Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Pyrus mollis - A tree 25-35 feet, leaves white tomentose beneath. On the Lichiang snow range, at an elevation of 9500 - 1000 ft. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, September 9, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject: Pyrus mollis

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02054 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286311

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Pagoda

30213 (photograph) Date: 1922-05-04 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: pagodas (buildings) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Chinese view - The large pagoda of the San Tah ssu, 3 li from Tali. Talifu, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, May 4, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01971 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286210

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Abies sutchuenensis Rehd. & Wils. China, Kan-su (Djrakana). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-10828 (Library accession) Date: 1925-08-03 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of tree trunk, cut branch, and man. Physical Description: Dimensions: 16.5 x 12 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: bark Topics: trunks Topics: men Topics: conifers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Abies sutchuenensis Rehd. & Wils. China, (Kan-su). Djrakana, Tebbu land. The tree (no. 12,976) is 60-80 ft. tall. The bark is vertically furrowed and greyish-brown. The branches are drooping; and the scales of the cones terminate into a long mucro. Photo by J. F. Rock, August 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 12,976. / Abies fargesii Franchet var. fargesii / Pinaceae / Farges fir / ba shan leng shan (yuan bian zhong)

From Vol. 3, dated Aug. 3, 1925: "After the sun appeared and the clouds lifted, we all went into the forest back of our camp to investigate the conifers. I located five additional conifers.... No. 2 (12,976) Abies sp? tree 60-80 ft. tall bark longitudinally furrowed, photogr. this tree with Chinese (little) boy and specimen pinned against trunk. The branches of this species are drooping, the bark is greyish brown and the scales of the cones terminate into a reddish sharp point." (135)

Location: Zhahanna Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-005 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork120890

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Abies sutchuenensis Rehd. & Wils. China, Kan-su (Djrakana). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-10827 (Library accession) Date: 1925-08-03 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of tree trunk, cut branch with cones, and man. Physical Description: Dimensions: 16.5 x 11.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: bark Topics: trunks Topics: cones Topics: men Topics: conifers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Abies sutchuenensis Rehd. & Wils. China, (Kan-su). Djrakana, Tebbu land. Tree (no. 12,977) is 180-200 ft. tall. Bark is pale-whitish-brown, vertically furrowed, scaly, and very conspicuous in forest. Branches are short and drooping. Tallest conifers. Elevation: 10,000 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, August 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 12,977. / Abies fargesii Franchet var. fargesii / Pinaceae / Farges fir / ba shan leng shan (yuan bian zhong)

From Vol. 3, dated Aug. 3, 1925: "After the sun appeared and the clouds lifted, we all went into the forest back of our camp to investigate the conifers. I located five additional conifers.... No. 3 Tree (Abies sp? 12,977) 180-200 ft. tall bark pale whitish brown very conspicuous in the forest with longitudinal scaly furrowed bark. The branches are short and droop. This is the tallest conifer in this region, we felled one tree in order to obtain a specimen. Photographed the trunk with the Chinese boy who cut the tree standing by trunk specimen pinned to trunk." (135)

Location: Zhahanna Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-004 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork120889

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China, Kan-su (Pei-ta-t'ung). J. F. Rock with some of his Nashi assistants. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

Date: 1925-11-14 State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 10 x 16 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: expeditions Topics: men Topics: rifles (long guns) Topics: snow Topics: portraits Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Pei-ta-t'ung). Near the summit of the Hatapan. J. F. Rock with some of his Nashi assistants crossing the Hatapan, East Koko Nor Barrier Range. Rhododendron przewalskii and R. thymifolium come from this mountain about 500 ft. below or even less, as some extend to 12,400 ft. elevation. Juniperus zaidamensis comes from the summit of this mountain. Elevation: 12,500 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, Nov. 14, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Rhododendron przewalskii Maximowicz / Ericaceae / / Rhododendron thymifolium Maximowicz / Ericaceae / / Juniperus tibetica Komarov / Cupressaceae / Tibetan juniper / da guo yuan bai

From Vol. 4, dated Nov. 14, 1925: "Near the top which we reached about 9 a.m. I took two photos of my men dressed in their winter garments lined up in the deep snow near the summit at over 12,000 ft. elev." (189)

Location: Haomen, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Ha-ta-pan, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) V-12499 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123503

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China, Kan-su (Lan-chow). View upstream. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10976 (Library accession) Date: 1925-08-25 State/Edition: Description: View of walls, waterworks, river, and mountains. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rivers Topics: mountains Topics: walls Topics: official residences Topics: cities Topics: waterworks Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Lan-chow). The Yellow River at Lan-chow, looking upstream, from the walls of the governor's palace. In the center are the palace waterworks, which utilize Yellow River water for domestic and drinking purposes. Photo by J. F. Rock, August 25, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 3, dated Aug. 25, 1925: "We went to the Governor's Ya-men and took some photos from the wall upstream and downstream." (189)

Location: Lanzhou, Gansu Sheng, China

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[Thuja] orientalis. China. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

Date: 1924 State/Edition: Description: View of gorge slope with vegetation and walled lamasery at peak. Physical Description: Dimensions: 17 x 12 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: vegetation Topics: gorges (landforms) Topics: monasteries Topics: walls Topics: conifers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: [Thuja] orientalis. China (Tung-chu-[lin]). From J. F. Rock, Sept. 1924. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Platycladus orientalis (Linnaeus) Franco / Cupressaceae / oriental arbor-vitae / ce bai

Location: Don-grub-gling, Benzilan (near), Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) M-10245 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123498

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Four pears in a row

30312 (photograph) Date: 1922-10 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: pear Topics: fruit Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Four varieties of pears grown on Youngchang plain:left to right; Chwelli, Pao li, Tung li, Hscongshui li. W. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, October 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject: Pyrus sp. / / Chwelli / Pao li / Tung li / Hscongshui li

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02070 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286329

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Terraced rice fields in a valley with misty hills behind

30155 (photograph) Date: 1922-04-03 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: fields Topics: terraces Topics: rice Topics: valleys (landforms) Topics: hills Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Terraced rice fields - Looking up a valley branch of the main Chintung Valley. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, April 3, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01914 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286153

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Tibet (Amnyi Machen). Looking north from the Amnyi Machen. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11755 (Library accession) Date: 1926-07-17 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of mountains. Physical Description: Dimensions: 10 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: vegetation Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Tibet (Amnyi Machen). Looking north from the Amnyi Machen over the arid high plateau of the Hwang Ho (Yellow River) system. Elevation: 15,000 ft. West of Radja. Photo by J. F. Rock, July 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 6, dated July 17, 1926: "[W]e made haste to reach the summit of Amnyi Drugga.... I photographed over the bare ranges to the north, including the Jupar mountains and the Yellow River Canyon." (237)

Location: A'nyêmaqên Mountains, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) B-011 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork120867

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[Vanguard of the yak caravan making its way to the summit of the pass Kechak Nira]

R-224 Date: 1926-05-08 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: passes (landforms) Topics: caravans Topics: expeditions Topics: snow Topics: mountains Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P965-P970 - Trip from Labrang to Ra-rgya Gompa, Kansu. / Photo P967 - The vanguard of our yak caravan making its way to the summit of the Khe-chhag Nye-ra (pass) 13,200 ft. elev. between La-brang and the Sog-wo A-rig encampment. May 8, 1926.

From Vol. 6, dated May 8, 1926: "I managed to get a few photos of part of our yak caravan working its way through the snow up to the pass called Kechach Nira.... Arrived on the top my aneroid registered 13,200 ft. The gale blew at a velocity of about 50 miles an hour, at an atmospheric temperature of 20 degrees Fahr. below the pass." (43-44)

Location: Ma mo gzhung, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: Mkhas chags nye ra, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-0967-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123558

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China, Kan-su (Min Shan Range). Backbone of the Min Shan. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11410 (Library accession) Date: 1926-10-18 State/Edition: Description: Bird's-eye view of mountain range. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: snow Topics: passes (landforms) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su, (Min Shan Range). The backbone on Min Shan, central portion, with the great rock gate, or shi-men, in the center, as seen from the top of the La-li Ku Ridge at an elevation of 12,000 ft. Photo[graphed] with front lens of camera removed. Photo by J. F. Rock, Oct. 18, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Oct. 18, 1926: "I took several pictures of the Min Shan expecially that part with the shi-men. The altitude of our first observation point, which was the center of the La-li Ku spur, was 11,750 ft. We decided to climb to the higher mountain to the right which was exactly 12,000 ft. elev. and from here I took other views of the Min Shan...." (129)

Location: Min Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Lali Gorge, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-523 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123280

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[Sokwo Arik nomad chief Arik Jojoro's son wearing a rosary and silver charm box]

7B-16-29 (verso) Date: 1926-05-09? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: amulets Topics: portraits Topics: nomads Topics: rosaries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1045-P1048 - So-wo Arig encampment between Labrang and Dzan-gar (lamasery) en route to Ra-gya Gompa. 1926. Printing gods into the waters of the Yellow River at Ra-gya Gompa.

From Vol. 6, dated May 9, 1926: "The son of the chief... wore one sheepskin garment and a rosary around his neck also a lama charm box of copper." (49-50)

Location: Grassland, Labrang (west of), Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1047-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123682

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[Two masked dancers representing jShe-tra-pa-la, the oracle of Sera Lamasery (left), and Ma-ha-ka-la or mGon-po phyag-drug-pa (right) posing with choppers and skull cups at Yung-ning Lamasery during the Dtor-ma (gtor-ma) Festival]

Date: 1931 State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: maskers Topics: costumes Topics: skulls Topics: cups Topics: chopping knives Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 110 - Photos 2104-2108 - Yung-ning lama dances, 1931-1932. / Photo 2106 - Yung-ning Lamasery. Dtor-ma (gtor-ma) festival, Yellow Lama sect, Yun-nan, S.W. China, 1931.

Location: Yongning Lamasery, Yongning, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2106-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124408

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[Masked dancer representing the God of the Dead Shin-rje rgyal-po or Yama performing on the steps of the main chanting hall at Cho-ni Lamasery during the Cham-ngyon-wa ceremony]

3-27-11 (verso) Date: 1926-11-28 State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: maskers Topics: costumes Topics: skulls Topics: horns Topics: cups Topics: fringe Topics: staffs & scepters Topics: animal heads Topics: bulls Topics: Buddhist monasteries Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photo P1044 - Lama dances at Cho-ni, S.W. Kan-su, China, 1925-1926. 11/28/26. / Photo P1044 - The Old Dance of Shin-rje rgyal-po or Yama dancing on top steps of Choni chanting hall. Dec. 10, 1925, J.F. Rock, Diary 5:54. / Photo P1044 - Shin-rje rgyal-po or Yama photog. on steps of chanting hall, Cho-ni lamasery. Nov. 28, 1926, Diary, 7:143. Also Dec. 10, 1925, Diary, 5:54. Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vols. 3, 5, & 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from July 26, 1925: "Then came the chief dancer with a mask representing a cow's head. He represents the spirit of the dead and is called Shing chin dje ngyambo.... He has three followers wearing similar masks. One wears a yellow, one a red, and one a white masque while the chief dancer wears a blue mask." (105) / Excerpt from Dec. 10, 1925: "Yesterday noon the lamas of the Cho-ni Lamasserie performed masked religious dances the same as last spring. Yesterday was the 24th day of the Chinese 10th moon. I took several photos of the dance...." (54) / Excerpt from Nov. 29, 1926: "Yesterday was the 24th of the 10th Chinese moon and the regular dance was performed again by the lamas of the Cho-ni Lamasery.... [T]he spirit of the dead Shin dje dje... was again gorgeously dressed [in] a blue masque with brilliant red nose and a magnificently embroidered garment. He danced with his two assistants.... I took the main dancer[']s picture at the top step of the lamasery or rather chanting hall." (142-144)

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[Eleven masked dancers and two Black Hat dancers in front of the main chanting hall at Yung-ning Lamasery during the Dtor-ma (gtor-ma) Festival]

Date: 1931 State/Edition: Description: Front view showing (left to right): 1 - Unidentified; 2 - Tibetan stag Sha-wa, the messenger of Yama; 3 & 4 - Central and northern gShin-rje sngon-po, the blue Lords of the Dead; 5 & 6 - Shwa-nag, Black Hat dancers (sorcerers); 7 - Dam-chan-gshin-rje chhos-kyi-rgyal-po, Yama, the Lord of the Dead; 8 - Chi-mun-tra, wife of Yama; 9 - MGon-po bram-ze, Bra-hma natha; 10 - jShe-tra-pa-la, the oracle of Serra Monastery; 11 - Ma-ha-ka-la or mGon-po phyag-drug-pa; 12 - Seng-ge gdong-chan, the lion-faced companion of Lha-mo, the She-devil; 13 - Unidentified. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: chantries Topics: masks Topics: dancers Topics: headdresses Topics: costumes Topics: portraits Topics: horns Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 110 - Photos 2104-2108 - Yung-ning lama dances, 1931-1932. / Photo 2105 - Yung-ning Lamasery. Dtor-ma (gtor-ma) festival, Yellow Lama sect, Yun-nan, S.W. China, 1931.

Location: Yongning Lamasery, Yongning, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2105-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124405

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[Thirteen-year-old bridegroom wearing a fox fur hat and chuba trimmed with leopard fur at Cho-ni]

7-23-12 (verso) Date: 1926-02-28? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: amulets Topics: bridegrooms Topics: portraits Topics: costumes Topics: fur Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1036-P1043 - Choni tribespeople.

From Vol. 5, dated Feb. 28, 1926: "In the afternoon Yang Tussu brought various tribespeople into my courtyard to be photographed. One a Cho-ni Fan-tze... bridegroom... a tiny little boy of 13 years.... The boy husband wore a fox cap and pingon Tibetan style." (113)

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[Interior view of the Great Sutra Hall or Ta-ching-t'ang at Labrang Lamasery]

7-21-32 (verso) Date: 1926-04-30? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: columns (architectural elements) Topics: chantries Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P988-P997 - Labrang Monastery, west central Kan-su, 1925-1926.

From Vol. 6, dated April 30, 1926: "From here we went to the big chanting hall which sits 4,000 monks. The roof is supported by 140 columns, huge logs painted red. The hall was built under Kien-lung about 200 years ago; it is called the Dzoch tchen dukung.... I took several pictures of the interior with its red column[s] each some 40 ft. high." (20-21)

Location: Tshogs-chhen-hdu-khang, Labrang Lamasery, Labrang, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-0989-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123583

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[Fourteen-year-old Fan-tze bride in her finest silk clothes and jewelry at Cho-ni]

7-23-9 (verso) Date: 1926-02-28? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: women Topics: brides Topics: costumes Topics: amulets Topics: silver Topics: caps (headgear) Topics: beads Topics: coral Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1036-P1043 - Choni tribespeople.

From Vol. 5, dated Feb. 28, 1926: "In the afternoon Yang Tussu brought various tribespeople into my courtyard to be photographed. One a Cho-ni Fan-tze bride... she being 14 years old.... On her head the bride, like all Cho-ni brides, wore a cap of coral beads, in front suspended from her neck large silver ornaments...." (113)

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[Nomad boy from the grasslands visiting the lamasery at Cho-ni]

7-23-21 (verso) Date: 1926-02-28? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: nomads Topics: boys Topics: portraits Topics: hats Topics: fur Topics: costumes Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1036-P1043 - Choni tribespeople.

From Vol. 5, dated Feb. 28, 1926: "In the afternoon Yang Tussu brought various tribespeople into my courtyard to be photographed." (113)

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[Drakwa woman with braids and hair ornaments at Cho-ni]

13-9-3 (verso) Date: 1926-02-28? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Rear view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: women Topics: coiffures Topics: hair ornaments Topics: costumes Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1036-P1043 - Choni tribespeople.

From Vol. 5, dated Feb. 25, 1926: "The Drakwa women wear usually nothing on their heads but braid their hair into into pigtails which hang like a broad veil over their neck and back to near their heels where they are gathered into a triangular leather pouch ornamented with silver and coral. Below the waist the hair is usually adorned by a large silver disc either plain or decorated." / Excerpt from Feb. 28, 1926: "In the afternoon Yang Tussu brought various tribespeople into my courtyard to be photographed...." (113)

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[Visiting Bonpo priest wearing a rosary at Cho-ni Lamasery]

7-23-2 (verso) Date: 1926-03-24? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: priests Topics: portraits Topics: coiffures Topics: rosaries Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1036-P1043 - Choni tribespeople.

From Vol. 5, dated Mar. 24, 1926: "Today there came into my courtyard a sorcerer of the Black Lama sect or Bonpo. He had a huge amount of hair twisted turban-shaped around his head like the strands of a rope. He is from the village or district of Sam-ba-tchere-tze in the lower Tebbu country and belongs to the tribe of Chi-p'a-tzu near Tsarekika. There are many sorcerers among that tribe.... Took several photos of Bon sorcerer." (120-122)

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[Yang Tussu's headman in Tibetan dress with sword and scabbord at Cho-ni]

7-23-4 (verso) Date: 1926-02-24? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: portraits Topics: costumes Topics: swords Topics: hats Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1036-P1043 - Choni tribespeople.

From Vol. 5, dated Feb. 25, 1926: "Yesterday I photographed the Tussu Prince Yang's head man, dressed in white pulu with red and blue crosses, a fox hat, red boots, and coral and turquoise studded sword. Below the fleece-lined pulu garment he had on a red silk garment lined with otter fur. 16 stop 1 sec. & 1/2 sec. Close and half and length view." (90)

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[Radja Gomba and Yellow River]

7C-21-419 (verso) Date: 1926-05-22? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Bird's-eye view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rivers Topics: mountains Topics: valleys (landforms) Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 6, dated May 22, 1926: "Then climbed to the top of the cliff overshadowing Radja Gomba.... The highest point of the cliff on which we stood is 1,510 ft. above the lamassery.... I took several pictures... from the top of the bluff down onto the Yellow River showing the rocky cliff below us...." (94-95) Note: General: Envelope for photos P1059-P1063 - Ra-gya Gompa on the Yellow River. Elev. 10,000 ft. Ra-gya Lamasery on the Yellow River. The large building contains the printing blocks of the Kanjur.

Location: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: Yellow River, China

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[Naxi men from Za-ba preparing a goatskin raft to ferry Joseph Rock across the Yangtze River to Ta-ku]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: ferries Topics: trunks Topics: rafts Topics: rivers Topics: skin Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 108 - Photos 2097-2101 - Exit of Yang-tze at Ta-ku from Li-Chiang snow range, Li-chiang side of River. Also swimmers with raft.

Location: Yangtze River, China

Location: Dagu, Yunnan Sheng, China

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[Two Naxi swimmers wearing inflated goatskin floats standing next to a goatskin raft used as a ferry for crossing the Yangtze River from Za-ba to Ta-ku]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: rafts Topics: rivers Topics: ferries Topics: skin Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 108 - Photos 2097-2101 - Exit of Yang-tze at Ta-ku from Li-Chiang snow range, Li-chiang side of River. Also swimmers with raft.

Location: Yangtze River, China

Location: Dagu, Yunnan Sheng, China

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[Fourteen-year-old Fan-tze bride with silver hair ornaments at Cho-ni ]

7-23-16 (verso) Date: 1926-02-28? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Rear view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: women Topics: brides Topics: costumes Topics: hair ornaments Topics: silver Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1036-P1043 - Choni tribespeople.

From Vol. 5, dated Feb. 28, 1926: "In the afternoon Yang Tussu brought various tribespeople into my courtyard to be photographed. One a Cho-ni Fan-tze bride... she being 14 years old.... On... her back suspended from her head one long array of silver discs which reached to the ground." (113)

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China, Kan-su (Labrang). Our yak caravan. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11749 (Library accession) Date: ca. 1924-1927 State/Edition: Description: View of yak caravan and grasslands. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: caravans Topics: yak Topics: grassland Topics: expeditions Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Labrang). Our yak caravan on the grasslands between Labrang and Radja. Photo by J. F. Rock. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

Location: Grassland, Labrang (west of), Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) B-010 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork120861

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Man in native dress performing religious dance

30328 (photograph) Date: 1922-09 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: clothing & dress Topics: religious objects Topics: hats Topics: swords Topics: belts (costume accessories) Topics: gongs Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Moso wizard from Nguluko on slopes of Lichiang snow range; he is in attitude of dancing the sacred Moso dance with sword and gong. Nguluko, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, September 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02086 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286347

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China, Kan-su (Kwan-ting). A staged trail along the Min-chow Ho. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10966 (Library accession) Date: 1925-04-12 State/Edition: Description: View of gorge, man, and trail on stilts along river. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rivers Topics: trails Topics: stilts (supporting equipment) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Kwan-ting). A staged trail through a defile of the Min-chow Ho, beyond Kwan-ting between Ch'ing-shui and T'eng-t'eng, en route to Min-chow from Kai-chow. Photo by J. F. Rock, April 12, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 2, dated April 12, 1925: "We pass over a terrible trail built on props, logs are placed horizontally, one end placed into chiselled-out holes in the cliff, the other supported by props; the whole is covered with twigs and earth and rocks. There are many holes and one can see the river through the trail. I took several photos of this trail." (114-115)

Location: Min-chow River, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-150 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121914

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Sorbus. China, Kan-su (Wan[g]-ts'ang Ku). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-12222 (Library accession) Date: 1926-09-03 State/Edition: Description: View of tree habit and shrubs. Physical Description: Dimensions: 16.5 x 11.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: shrubs Topics: trees Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Sorbus. China, Kan-su (Wan[g]-ts'ang Ku). Forests in the Wan[g]-ts'ang Ku (valley). In the center is a large Sorbus. Undergrowth of willows, Lonicera, Aralia, etc. Elevation: 7,300 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, Sept. 3, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Sorbus Linaeus / Rosaceae / mountain ash / / Salix Linnaeus / Salicaceae / willow / liu shu / / Lonicera Linnaeus / Caprifoliaceae / honeysuckle / / Aralia Linnaeus / Araliaceae Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Sept. 3, 1926: "I decided to go up Wan[g]-ts'ang Valley as far as we could go in one day.... Wan[g]-ts'ang Ku is indeed a wonderful valley rich in plants. I took several photos of the forests and the steam with its crystal-clear water lined by the loveliest trees with beautiful feathery foliage." (40)

Location: Wangcang Gorge, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-616 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123488

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Hydrangea longipes sp.? Franch. China, Kan-su (Samba Ku). [Title from label on verso of photo.]

Date: 1926-09-07 State/Edition: Description: View of shrub habit. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: shrubs Topics: flowers (plants) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Hydrangea longipes sp.? Franch. Floral bracts pure white, specimen no. 14,782. This species is confined to the dense Abies and Picea forests with Acer and Prunus sp. between Hera and Yovutang in Samba Ku Valley. Lower Tebbu country. Elevation: 10,000 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, Sept. 7, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 14,782. / Hydrangea longipes Franchet or / Hydrangea robusta J. D. Hooker & Thomson / Saxifragaceae / chun lan xiu qiu Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Sept. 7, 1926: "We enter magnificent forest of Abies and Picea mixed with Acer, red birch, Sorbus, Ribes, Lonicera, Deutzia, Hydrangea, Magnoliae, vines, junipers, the compact leaved form." (59)

Location: Sangba Gorge, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-332 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122763

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[Man walking on suspension bridge in China with houses on gorge slope in background]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: suspension bridges Topics: villages Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note:

Location: China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2134-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124436

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[Tso-so Bon lamas burning offerings during a ceremony in a field next to Zhi yun si in the village of Lashiba northwest of Lijiang]

17-9-13 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Rear view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: fire Topics: ceremonies Topics: monks Topics: valleys (landforms) Topics: mountains Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1028-P1035 - Tso-so Bon lamas of Hsi-k'ang. Peasants and t'ussu, Hsi-k'ang.

Location: Zhi yun si, Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1031-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123660

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[Abbott of the Tso-so Bon temple Zhi yun si in the village of Lashiba northwest of Lijiang holding a rosary]

17-9-6 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: monks Topics: rosaries Topics: portraits Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1028-P1035 - Tso-so Bon lamas of Hsi-k'ang. Peasants and t'ussu, Hsi-k'ang. / Photo P1030 - Abbot of Tso-so Bon lamasery.

Location: Zhi yun si, Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1030-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123659

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[Naxi men from Za-ba preparing a goatskin raft to ferry Joseph Rock across the Yangtze River to Ta-ku]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: ferries Topics: rafts Topics: rivers Topics: skin Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 108 - Photos 2097-2101 - Exit of Yang-tze at Ta-ku from Li-Chiang snow range, Li-chiang side of River. Also swimmers with raft.

Location: Yangtze River, China

Location: Dagu, Yunnan Sheng, China

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[Pavilion on the island of Nyo-ro-p'u in Yung-ning Lake with Lion Mountain in the background]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: View of pavilion, lake, and mountain. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: pavilions (garden structures) Topics: islands Topics: lakes Topics: mountains Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 106 - Photos 2093-2095 - Island of Nyo-ro-p'u-lu-ku Hu on Yung-ning Lake, called La-t'a Khü in Na-khi. N.W. Yunnan.

Location: Nyo-ro-p'u Island, Lugu Lake, Yunnan Sheng, China

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[Two men at a pavilion on the island of Nyo-ro-p'u in Yung-ning Lake with Lion Mountain in the background]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: View of pavilion, men, lake, and mountain. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: pavilions (garden structures) Topics: islands Topics: lakes Topics: mountains Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 106 - Photos 2093-2095 - Island of Nyo-ro-p'u-lu-ku Hu on Yung-ning Lake, called La-t'a Khü in Na-khi. N.W. Yunnan.

Location: Nyo-ro-p'u Island, Lugu Lake, Yunnan Sheng, China

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[Tibetan man of the Jazza Tribe wearing a rosary, silver charm box, and scalp lock]

3-7-15 (verso) Date: 1926-07-14 to 1926-07-21? [Dates from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: amulets Topics: portraits Topics: earrings Topics: necklaces Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 6, dated July 14, 1926: "[W]e descend into a small gully which led down into the valley of Sherlung to the Shack Chu stream which flows through a canyon into theYellow River.... We continue up a latteral valley skirting small gullies and after crossing a spur arrive at the encampment of the Jaza clan at 7 p.m." (231) Note: General: Envelope for photos P1017-P1027 - Various photos, some with captions. / Photo P1027 - A Tibetan nomad of the Ja-za clan, from west of the Yelllow River, their only garment is a sheep skin, their head is shaved except for a lock in the back. He wears a silver charm box, with turquoise, and a necklace of wooden beads. The right arm and shoulder is always bare.

Location: 'Jang chen, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1027-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123656

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[Young tulku and boy at a pavilion on the island of Nyo-ro-p'u in Yung-ning Lake]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: View of pavilion, boys, and lake. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rinpoches Topics: pavilions (garden structures) Topics: islands Topics: lakes Topics: boys Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 106 - Photos 2093-2095 - Island of Nyo-ro-p'u-lu-ku Hu on Yung-ning Lake, called La-t'a Khü in Na-khi. N.W. Yun-nan.

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[Llü-bbu or San-nyi, a Naxi shaman performing a ceremony with flags and a metal plow head and wearing a scarlet turban with paper prayers inscribed to Ssa-dto, the Tibetan Sa tham or mountain god]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Side view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: stone walls Topics: plows Topics: trances Topics: shamans Topics: men Topics: rituals Topics: flags Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 105 - Photo 2092 - Na-khi Lü-bbu or Ssa-nye genuine Na-khi sorcerer. / Photo 2092 - Na-khi Llü-bbu or San-yi (sorcerer) holding red hot ploughshare with his teeth. Nv-lv-k'o at To-ma-k'o ceremony.

Location: Yuhu, Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2092-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124359

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[Naxi men seated next to altar and drum during Har-la-llü k'o ceremony performed in the courtyard of Joseph Rock's house in Nv-lv-k'ö]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Rear view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: priests Topics: drums Topics: mats (floor coverings) Topics: artificial flowers Topics: flags Topics: courtyards Topics: altars Topics: ceremonies Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 104 - Photo 2091 - Dter-la-llu-k'o for the propitiation of souls who have died unattended that is by accident or suicide, they become 'olter or headless demons. Li-chiang.

Location: Joseph Rock's house, Yuhu, Yunnan Sheng, China

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Tibet (Koko Nor). A yak caravan on the grasslands. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11532 (Library accession) Date: 1925-09-25 State/Edition: Description: View of men and yak caravan from a distance. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: yak Topics: caravans Topics: lakes Topics: grassland Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Tibet (Koko Nor). A yak caravan on the grasslands of the Koko Nor, on the southern shore of the lake, photographed from our camp, at an elevation of 11,210 ft. The lake can be seen to the left in the distance. Photo by J. F. Rock, September 25, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 4, dated Sept. 25, 1925: "We met many yak caravans either empty going west or leaded with wool going east.... Looking northeast there lies before us a huge dry brown grassy plain then the lake and low ranges in the distance. Directly west is a snow range bleak and dreary.... We are camping at 11,210 feet elevat." (56-57)

Location: Qinghai Lake, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-434 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123055

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China, Kan-su (Kai-chow - Min-chow). The highest pass between Kai-chow and Min-chow. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10963 (Library accession) Date: 1925-04-15 State/Edition: Description: View of snow-covered gorge slopes and river. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: passes (landforms) Topics: gorges (landforms) Topics: snow Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Kai-chow - Min-chow). The highest pass between Kai-chow and Min-chow, 8,700 ft. elevation. This range forms the Yang-tze - Yellow River divide. Looking down the Yang-tze watershed. The range is absolutely bare. Elevation of pass: 8,700 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, April 15, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 2, dated April 15, 1925: "Here we climb... to the top of the pass* at an elevation of 8,700 ft. This is the divide between the Yang-tze and the Yellow River. The mountains around are about 10,000-10,500 ft. in height absolutely bare and snow-covered. I took two photos of the mountains looking down the Yang-tze watershed. / *Feng-shui-ling = the Water Divide Mountain." (130)

Location: Yangtze River, China

Location: Fenshuiling Pass, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-147 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121910

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[Monastic buildings along the Sang Chu River at Labrang with mountains in background]

9-21-13 (verso) Date: ca. 1925-1926 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rivers Topics: mountains Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P988-P997 - Labrang Monastery, west central Kan-su, 1925-1926.

Location: Labrang Monastery, Labrang, Gansu Sheng, China

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Picea. China, Kan-su (Hera). [Title from label on verso of photo.]

M-12132 (Library accession) Date: 1926-09-06 State/Edition: Description: View of stand of trees. Physical Description: Dimensions: 17 x 11.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: conifers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Picea. China, Kan-su (Hera). A Picea grove near Hera and opp[osite] our camp, Samba Ku (valley). Lower Tebbu country. Not in fruit. Photo by J. F. Rock, September 6, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo.] Note: Subject: Picea A. Dietrich / Pinaceae / spruce / yun shan shu Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Sept. 6, 1926: "Back of our camp are... lovely forests are all round us birch and spruce." (57)

Location: Hera, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Sangba Gorge, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-356 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122797

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[Lhardi woman with braids and hair ornaments at Labrang]

70-30-472 (verso) Date: ca. 1925-1926 State/Edition: Description: Rear view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: women Topics: hair ornaments Topics: coiffures Topics: hats Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photo P998 - Lardi tribe of Labrang, S.W. Kan-su.

Location: Labrang Monastery, Labrang, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-0998-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123594

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[Market vendors selling hay at the Labrang Lamasery]

7-21-15 (verso) Date: ca. 1925-1926 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: markets (events) Topics: vendors Topics: hay Topics: Buddhist monasteries Topics: people Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P988-P997 - Labrang Monastery, west central Kan-su, 1925-1926.

Location: Labrang Monastery, Labrang, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-0995-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123590

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Picea asperata. Tibet (Jupar Valley). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-11882 (Library accession) Date: 1926-06-27 State/Edition: Description: View of tree habit. Physical Description: Dimensions: 17.5 x 12 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: trees Topics: conifers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Picea asperata. Tibet. Picea sp. (specimen from this tree no. 14,323) growing [on] the outskirts of spruce forest in Jupar Valley northern slopes of Jupar Range. Elevation: 10,200 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 27, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 14,323. / Picea asperata Masters / Pinaceae / yun shan

From Vol. 6, dated June 27, 1926: "Photographed a tall Picea tree with Ho-chi standing near the tree, took specimen no. 14,323 of this tree." (179)

Location: Rgyud par nang, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: A'nyêmaqên Mountains, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-254 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122093

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[Luculia gratissima China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Flowering tree habit with man

30313 (photograph) Date: 1922-10 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: men Topics: clothing & dress Topics: flowers (plants) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Luculia gratissima. A flowering shrub with rich rose pink flowers, found on Salween ridge, elev.8000 ft. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, October 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject: Luculia gratissima (Wallich.) Sweet. / Rubiaceae

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02071 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286330

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China, Kan-su (Tandrukika). Looking east from Tandrukika. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10958 (Library accession) Date: 1925-08-02 State/Edition: Description: View of mountains, river, valley, villages, and terraced fields. Physical Description: Dimensions: 12 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: villages Topics: terraces Topics: mountains Topics: valleys (landforms) Topics: rivers Topics: conifers Topics: fields Topics: forests Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Tandrukika). Looking east from Tandrukika near the Sze-chuan - Tibet - Kan-su border, to Djrakana, Tebbu land. The mighty Min Shan can be seen in the background. The forests are composed of Abies sp. and Picea sp. Elevation of Tandrukika: 11,750 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, August 2, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Abies Miller / Pinaceae / fir / leng shan shu / / Picea A. Dietrich / Pinaceae / spruce / yun shan shu

From Vol. 3, dated Aug. 2, 1925: "Looking directly east one can just see the two slightly blunt crags which form the main shi-men or rock gate of the Min Shan. Took photo down the Drjakana Valley with villages, our camp, and also of the mountain back of it with the shi-men." (132)

Location: Zhahanna Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Tandrukika, Gansu Sheng, China

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[Joseph Rock (hat in hand) and crowd standing in front of the Kunming, a Ford Tri-motor airplane, at the landing field called Wua-dtv k'o-dü north of Lijiang with the Yulongxue Mountains in the background]

Classification: Work Type: photographs Creator: Production: Date: 1936-02-03? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Naxi people and Black, Harding, Rock, Mrs. O'Hara, O'Hara, Czegelian, and Lankester (partial view). Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles (1884-1962), Austria, United States, subject

Location: Subject: Topics: airplanes Topics: men Topics: mountains Topics: botanists Topics: women Topics: children (people by age group) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1936, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpts from Feb. 3, 1936: "During my brief sojourn in my old village... thousands had come, from Nv-lv-k'o, Ssa-ssu-k'aw, Boa-shi, Dü-ku, Mbe-ki, all but from Li-kiang.... Many had come to see me Li-ssu-shiang, the lama from Yü-fung Ssu, the old village headman from Nv-lv-k'o, Li-wen-kao, Ho-ssu-tsang, Lau-rü,... the old woman I operated on on a gangreened [sic] foot, the man who had been stabbed and whom I healed.... We returned to the plain [sic] surrounded by a mob. I gave a last handshake to Li-ssu-chin and Lau-rü, the two boys who had been with me to New York and Washington. Li-ssu-chin could hardly speak." (150) / "Near the village of Ssa-ssu-k'an, foot of Li-kiang snow range." (153) / "On the field Wua-dü K'wua-dü, Li-kiang plain." (156-157) Note: General: Envelope 119 - Photos 2131-2132 - J. F. Rock - aeroplane.

Location: Lijiang Airfield, Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Lakeshore with birds on boats and trees

30196 (photograph) Date: 1922-04-30 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: lakes Topics: boats Topics: birds Topics: lakeshores Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Erh hai Lake with fishing boats and cormorant fishing bird. They trained to dive for fish which they deliver to their masters. Talifu, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, April 30, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01955 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286194

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China, Grasslands (Yobchung Valley). Our last camp in the grasslands. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11827 (Library accession) Date: 1926-07-30 State/Edition: Description: View of expedition camp, grasslands, and mountains. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: grassland Topics: camps (temporary settlements) / camps (temporary settlements) / camps (temporary s Topics: tents Topics: expeditions Topics: mountains Topics: animals Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Grasslands (Yobchung Valley). Our last camp in the grasslands on the banks of the Yobchung stream in Yobchung Valley. One day west of Labrang. En route from Radja to Labrang. Elevation: 10,740 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, July 30, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 6, dated July 30, 1926: "[W]e wend our way down into the valley of Yobzhung where we decided to camp. Our tents are pitched on the left bank of the Yobchung stream elev. 10,740 ft." (272)

Location: Yob gzhung, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-251 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122088

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Four pears on a plate

30236 (photograph) Date: 1922-05 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: pear Topics: fruit Topics: plates (dishes) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: The Tangli and Haitung li pears grown at Haitung on Lake Erh Ha. Hai Tung li in middle. Talifu, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, May 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject: Tangli and Haitung li pears -real pear name? Pyrus sp?

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01994 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286233

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[Lamas with trumpets, drums, and cymbals chanting the prelude to the Black Hat Dance in front of the main chanting hall at Cho-ni Lamasery]

Date: 1925-12-11 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: festivals Topics: monks Topics: courtyards Topics: musical instruments Topics: men Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 5, dated Dec. 11, 1925: "About 10 a.m. the lamas called saying that the Fo-yieh and the lamas were going down to the main temple in procession. I was just in time to get a few pictures of the procession of the lamas, they gathered in the square before the main chanting hall and recited Tibetan scriptures or classics; the praying or chanting was accompanied by the blowing of the huge trumpets, cymbols, gongs, etc. The lamas all stood in line in front of the long strips of carpets which had been placed on the stone floor. After the chanting the dances commenced." (57-58) Note: General: Envelope 117 - Photos 2126-2127 - Lamas of Cho-ni. S.W. Kan-su, China. Preliminaries before the actual dances. / Photo 2126 - Lamas of Cho-ni gathering for the procession to the Zhiva-nag = Black Hat Dance. Dec. 11, 1925.

Location: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2126-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124427

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Tibet (Amnyi Machen). The mighty Amnyi Machen Range. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-12236 (Library accession) Date: 1926-07-20 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of mountains through binoculars. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: snow Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Digital image made from negative. / Tibet (Amnyi Machen). View of the Amnyi Machen Range. Photo by J. F. Rock, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 6, dated July 20, 1926: "It was a difficult climb to the summit of Sachü Yimkar.... From the slopes I gained a peep at the large pyramid of the Amnyi Machin and I shouted for joy being certain of a glorious view for there was not a cloud in the sky. Arrived at the summit..... Here we were at 15,200 ft. elevation and before us about 30 miles away towered this huge mass of ice and snow.... I secured five photos of the range and one real good one with my binoculars...." (244-245)

Location: A'nyêmaqên Mountains, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: Sha-chhui-yim-khar, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-604 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123470

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[Masked dancers representing the Chinese monk Nantain (left center), an old man (right center), and two young disciples (left and right) in front of the main chanting hall at Cho-ni Lamasery during the Cham-ngyon-wa ceremony]

Date: ca. 1925-1926 State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: costumes Topics: monks Topics: maskers Topics: ceremonies Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 116 - Photo 2125 - The Hwua-skang of the Lama dances of Cho-ni, 1925-1926.

Location: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2125-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124425

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Mountain range

30232 (photograph) Date: 1922-05 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: limestone Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: The lower crops of the Lichiang snow range mostly composed of limestone. Elevation 15000-16000 feet. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, May 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01990 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286229

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[Bonpo lama with protruding tongue holding trumpet, dagger, and bell (left hand) and drum, chopper, and hair of 100 dead and 100 living people (right hand) in a state of trance on the roof of Joseph Rock's quarters at Radja Lamasery]

Date: 1926-07-11? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: shamans Topics: men Topics: rituals Topics: drums Topics: bells Topics: daggers (weapons) Topics: trances Topics: trumpets Topics: hair Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 6, dated July 11, 1926: "Today I photographed a sorcerer of the Nyimaha or Red Sect in action. He is the brother-in-law of our water carrier.... He is a member of the Konser tribe belonging to the five Hor states.... The sorcerer's name is Tsepten-ja.... He danced a most demoniacal dance on the roof of my house, rolling his eyes, sticking out his tongue and waving his dagger and knife. The pose with outstretched arms I photographed is the posture taken when he calls the demons. These sorcerers are employed to drive out demons who have caused illness in a family or sickness among cattle." (220-221) Note: General: Envelope 115 - Photos 2123-2124 - rkying-ma-jra. Sorcerer dancing on the roof of my house at Ra-rgya Gompa on Yelllow River. Elevation: 10,000 ft. 1926.

Location: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2124-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124423

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[Butsang Ngolok chief's wife, the daughter of the king of the Ngawa tribe, wearing hair ornaments of cloth, amber, turquoise, and silver at Radja Gomba]

17-20-17 (verso) Date: 1926-06-07 to 1926-06-11? [Dates from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Rear view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: portraits Topics: women Topics: costumes Topics: hair ornaments Topics: chieftains Topics: coiffures Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1017-P1027 - Various photos, some with captions.

From Vol. 6, dated June 13, 1926: "A few days ago I photographed a Ngolok, the [steward] of the Buddha in whose house we live.... [He] belongs to the Butsang Ngolok tribe who live considerably south of the Rimon tribe. His wife whom I also photographed is a Ngawa or Ngaba and is the daughter of the Ngaba King.... Suspended from her hair was a broad strip of red cloth with two latteral strips on each side. To this red cloth w[ere] fastened huge amber beads, some the size of a fist, on top of each bead being fastened a large piece of red coral. There were also smaller beads of coral, turquoise and silver buttons." (139-140)

Location: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1020-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123649

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[Two Moso boys holding a cured pig in Yung-ning]

7E34-2 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: boys Topics: swine Topics: food Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1001-P1002 - Yung-ning. Bu-cher, boneless, meatless pig, salted and kept ten years.

Location: Yongning, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1002-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123612

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[Fan palms or Trachycarpus martianus H. Wendland (left), walnut tree (right), farmhouse, and wooden racks for drying grain at Bao-shi Llü-ma-ndaw-ts'an (Tung-chung ts'un) with Mt. Shan-tzu of the Yulung Shan in the background]

3-12-3 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: farmhouses Topics: mountains Topics: trees Topics: villages Topics: racks (supporting devices) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1017-P1027 - Various photos, some with captions.

Location: Yulongxue Mountains, Yunnan Sheng, China

Location: Bao-shi Llü-ma-ndaw-ts'an, Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1019-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123648

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Two pagodas

30215 (photograph) Date: 1922-05-04 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: pagodas (buildings) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Chinese view - Two of the San t'ah or three pagodas. Talifu, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, May 4, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01973 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286212

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China, Kan-su (Ba-bo). Valley of the Tung-tso Ho. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11393 (Library accession) Date: 1925-10-18 State/Edition: Description: View of river valley, trees, and mountains. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rivers Topics: valleys (landforms) Topics: mountains Topics: trees Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Ba-bo). Valley of the Tung-tso Ho, a tributary of the Ba-bo Ho, beyond the village of Erh-ssu-t'an. The snow range in the background is part of the North Koko Nor Barrier Range. Looking upstream near the mouth of the Tung-tso Ho. Photo by J. F. Rock, October 18, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 4, dated Oct. 18, 1925: "I climbed to the bluff back of our camp and took photos of our camp and also of the snow mountains across the Ba-bo Ho. We then made our way to Erh-ssu-t'an. I took a photo of the lateral ravine with the Tung-tso Ho and forest in the background...." (120)

Location: Tung-tso River, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Datong Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Babao He Valley, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-518 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123254

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[Naxi Llü-bu in a trance wearing a red turban with prayer papers and offering a chicken at Nv-lv-k'ö near Lijiang]

17-22-3 (verso) Date: 1931 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trances Topics: necklaces Topics: chickens Topics: men Topics: shamans Topics: rituals Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1011-P1012 - Na-khi Lu-bbu or Ssa-nye, genuine Na-khi sorcerer, Lichiang, 1931. / Photo P1012 - A Lu-bbu or San-yi in a trance offering a chicken; he is hypnotizing it. No-lv-k'o, 1931.

Location: Yuhu, Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1012-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123641

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Tibet (Serchung - Serchen). Snow chickens. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11979 (Library accession) Date: 1926-07-25 State/Edition: Description: Front view of man holding birds. Physical Description: Dimensions: 17 x 11.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: birds Topics: men Topics: portraits Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Tibet (Serchung-Serchen). Snow chickens shot between Serchung and Serchen Valleys, 2 days northeast of Radja Gomba. Elevation: 12,550 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, July 25, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 6, dated July 25, 1926: "We cross the Serchung Nang and climb steeply to a spur going east elev. 12,500 ft., descend a gully and climb a trail at a terrific angle to the top of a pass 13,200 ft. elev. We descend again going northeast in a latteral valley full of scree and rocky cliffs simply alive with snow chickens of which we shot quite a number. Took several photos of the boys with the snow chickens." (255)

Location: Gser chung nang, Qinghai Sheng, China

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[La-llu ndzer tree decorated with flags and paper money and used in Har-la llu k'o ceremony for the appeasment of the spirits of suicides]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: houses Topics: ritual objects Topics: flags Topics: artificial flowers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 30 - Photos 2080-2082 - Dter-la-llü k'o for the propitiation of souls who have died unattended, that is by accident or suicide. They become 'olter or headless demons.

Location: Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2082-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124280

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[Human and animal figurines sculpted from barley flour and butter dough for use in a Naxi religious ceremony]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: butter sculpture Topics: figurines Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 30 - Photos 2080-2082 - Dter-la-llü k'o for the propitiation of souls who have died unattended, that is by accident or suicide. They become 'olter or headless demons.

Location: Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2081-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124277

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[Living quarters for lama priests built into the conglomerate cliffs behind Radja Gomba]

3-5-4 (verso) Date: 1926-06-16? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: cliff dwellings Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1007-P1008 - Hermit quarters above Ra-rgya on Yellow River, Ch'ing-hai. / Photo P1007 - Hermit quarters above Ra-rgya Gom-pa at the foot of the cliffs (conglomerate sandstone) of Mount Khyung-ngon, elevation 10,000 ft. Trees to left Juniperus tibetica Kom. Nettles, Urtica dioica L. grow below the hermit quarters. On these the lama hermits subsist in the summer.

From Vol. 6, dated June 16, 1926: "This afternoon I climbed to the foot of the conglomerate cliff back of the monastery and visited the lama hermit quarters under the overhanging rock wall." (148-149)

Location: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1007-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123627

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[Naxi altar with tree branches and inscribed k'o-byu]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: emblems (symbols) Topics: altars Topics: stone walls Topics: sticks Topics: paintings Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 30 - Photos 2080-2082 - Dter-la-llü k'o for the propitiation of souls who have died unattended, that is by accident or suicide. They become 'olter or headless demons.

Location: Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2080-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124271

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[Tents and assembled lamas on the slopes behind Radja Gomba during the Festival of the mountain god Amnyi Chungun]

7-5-1 (verso) Date: 1926-05-22? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China Topics: tents Topics: festivals Topics: monks Topics: mountains Topics: cairns Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1013-P1014 - Lama picnic on festival of Garuda mountain god, back of Ra-gya Gom-pa on Yellow River. / Photo P1013 - Celebrating the feast of the Ra-gya mountain god Am-nye Khyung-ngon, north on the slopes of the mountains of the same name. In the large tent the lamas are gathered in prayer, on the 11th of the fourth moon. Elev. 11,500 ft. In the upper left the sacred cairn or Obo.

From Vol. 6, dated May 22, 1926: "We finally reached a point... elev. about 11,700 ft. Below us on a grassy slope the tents of the lamas were erected one large one in which sat about 350 monks... chanting... to the particular mountain god of this place called Amnye Chungun (obo), it is the feast of the 11th day of the 4th moon and is celebrated every year.... I took several photos of their chanting tent and of the whole camp...." (92-94)

Location: Am nye khyung sgon, Am nye khyung sgon, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1013-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123642

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Man sitting before vats of boiling sugar

30153 (photograph) Date: 1922-03-28 State/Edition: Description: View 2. Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: hats Topics: vats Topics: buildings Topics: ceilings Topics: posts Topics: sugar Topics: sugar refineries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Sugar boiling near Chehu. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, March 28, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01911 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286150

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[Yak caravan at Labrang]

7-21-22 Date: 1926-05-05? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: caravans Topics: yak Topics: expeditions Topics: horses Topics: city walls Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P988-P997 - Labrang Monastery, west central Kan-su, 1925-1926.

From Vol. 6, dated May 5, 1926: "Early this morning I took several photos of our yak caravan in the yard, but managed to get only a few yaks in." (29)

Location: Labrang Monastery, Labrang, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-0997-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123592

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Tibet (Howa). Vegetation. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11984 (Library accession) Date: 1926-05-27 State/Edition: Description: View of river and gorge slopes with vegetation. Physical Description: Dimensions: 17.5 x 12 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: vegetation Topics: conifers Topics: gorges (landforms) Topics: rivers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Tibet (Yellow River). The gorges of the Yellow River between Nyavruch and Howa Valley (see map) as seen from a bluff 10,900 ft. elev. and about 1,000 ft. above the river, looking northwest downstream. Trees to left, spruces, to right junipers. Photo by J. F. Rock, May 27, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Picea A. Dietrich / Pinaceae / spruce / yun shan shu / / Juniperus Linnaeus / Cupressaceae / juniper / ci bai shu

From Vol. 6, dated May 27, 1926: "I climbed down to a bluff and overhanging rock and from that precarious position took several photos up and downstream. The river flows from south to northwest, the latter is the general direction, it makes a slight turn which can be seen in our photos; near the water's edge the slopes are lined with junipers. Elevation of bluff from which we took photo was 10,900 ft...." (104-105)

Location: Yellow River, China

Location: Howa Valley, Qinghai Sheng, China

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Man in traditional dress with sugarcane plants

30151 (photograph) Date: 1922-03-28 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: clothing & dress Topics: sugar Topics: leaves Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Sugar cane growing. Near Chehu, Yunnan, China, two stages from Ching tung, Black River Valley. Photo by J.F. Rock, March 28, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01909 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286148

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Man in native dress performing religious dance

30285 (photograph) Date: 1922-08 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: clothing & dress Topics: religious objects Topics: swords Topics: belts (costume accessories) Topics: gongs Topics: headdresses Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Moso wizard in the act of dancing a religious dance, at the village of Nguluke. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, August 27, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02043 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286300

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Salt cakes on stairs in a shed

30140 (photograph) Date: 1922-03-19 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: sheds Topics: stairs Topics: salt Topics: cakes Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: At Mohei, Yunnan, in one of the salt boiling sheds. Notice the round salt cakes. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, March 19, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01899 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286138

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China, Kan-su (Shi-men). The awful shi-men, gateway to Tebbu land. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10957 (Library accession) Date: 1925-08-01 State/Edition: Description: View of limestone pass and vegetation on gorge slopes. Physical Description: Dimensions: 17 x 12 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: passes (landforms) Topics: vegetation Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Shi-men). The awful rock gate into Tebbu land, 1,000 ft. below the summit of Koang-kei Shan. The main trail to Djrakana, Tebbu land, across the Min Shan Range. Photo by J. F. Rock, August 1, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 3, dated Aug. 1, 1925: "[H]uge cumulus clouds clouds towered over Tebbu land and visible through the terrific rock gorge leading into it. I could not resist taking two more photos of the gorge with the cumulus clouds as a background." (124-125)

Location: Shimen, Yiwa Gorge, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-141 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121901

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China, Kan-su (Djrakana). A huge limestone cave. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10953 (Library accession) Date: 1925-06-15 State/Edition: Description: View of cave, log bridge, river, and men. Physical Description: Dimensions: 12 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: caves Topics: limestone Topics: bridges (built works) Topics: expeditions Topics: canyons Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Djrakana). Limestone cave in the narrow rocky gorge which leads into Djrakana, Tebbu land, south of the narrow rocky defile through which the Pe-schwe Kiang, here a mere brook, has cut its way. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 15, 1925. Duplicate film - R-460. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 3, dated June 15, 1925: "Today we left for a short trip down the Kai-chow Ho which flows directly east from the village of Tong-wa through a rocky gate into a valley called Yi-wa Ku.... [W]e took some more photos of the scenery, the huge limestone cave, and the shi-men...." (51-52)

Location: Baishui River, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Zhahanna Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Wudu River, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-137 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121896

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China, Kan-su (Djrakana). Vertical limestone strata. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10952 (Library accession) Date: 1925-06-15 State/Edition: Description: View of rock face and river. Physical Description: Dimensions: 15.5 x 12 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: canyons Topics: limestone Topics: rivers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Djrakana). Vertical limestone strata in the narrow defile through which the Pe-schwe Kiang, here only a little brook, has cut its way into Djrakana. Tebbu land. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 15, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 3, dated June 15, 1925: "Today we left for a short trip down the Kai-chow Ho which flows directly east from the village of Tong-wa through a rocky gate into a valley called Yi-wa Ku.... [W]e took some more photos of the scenery, the huge limestone cave, and the shi-men, the... narrow rock defile through which the Kai-chow Ho had cut its way." (51-52)

Location: Baishui River, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Wudu River, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Zhahanna Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-136 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121895

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Joseph F. Rock in Tibetan dress on horseback. [Title from negative envelope.]

Classification: Work Type: Photographs Creator: Production: Date: ca. 1924-1927 State/Edition: Description: Side view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 5 x 7 in. (negative) Associated Name: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles (1884-1962), Austria, United States, subject

Location: Subject: Topics: costumes Topics: horses Topics: men Topics: portraits Topics: lattices Topics: botanists Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: Note: General: Digital image made from film negative.

Location: Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-603 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123469

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: City gate

30118 (photograph) Date: 1922-03-10 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: gates Topics: arches Topics: crenelations Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: East gate of Szemao. Szemao, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, March 10, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01877 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286116

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[Farmhouses in the Li-su village of Ba-ssu-ko in the Tsui-yi Valley]

Date: ca. 1931-1932 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: vegetables Topics: farmhouses Topics: roofs Topics: mountains Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 27 - Photos 2073-2076 - Li-su hamlet and peasant[s] of Ba-ssu-k'o mouth of Tsui-yi Valley east of Yang-tze in Yung-ning territory. West Yun-nan. 1931-32.

Location: Ba-ssu-ko, Tsui-yi Valley, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2073-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124260

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[Installation of Lhasa Incarnation at Yung-ning]

Date: ca. 1931-1932 State/Edition: Description: View of young tulku and lamas seated on a hillside with prayer flags. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: monks Topics: rinpoches Topics: boys Topics: prayer flags Topics: caves Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 26 - Photos 2071-2072 - Installation of Lhasa Incarnation in Yung-ning, N.W. Yun-nan. He is the son of the Yung-ning Tsung-kuan or Governor, [1931-1932.]

Location: Yongning Lamasery, Yongning, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2071-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124258

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[Eighty-one year old living Buddha of Dzangar Lamasery holding a rosary and attended by a young tulku, or living incarnation of a Bodhisattva, in front of his yurt]

Date: 1926-05-10? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Gtsang sgar, Zanggoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China Topics: men Topics: boys Topics: rinpoches Topics: rosaries Topics: Buddhas Topics: yurts Topics: costumes Topics: rosaries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 6, dated May 10, 1926: "At Chonach there is encamped a living Buddha 81 years of age.... [T]he old Buddha was led out of his tent by two Akus.... They handed him the regular Fu-yieh's mitre, which he placed on his head.... Next to his chair stood a little boy also a Living Buddha.... I took two photos of him sitting in front of his Mongol tent...." (53-57) / Excerpt from May 11, 1926: "Tomorrow we shall reach the monastery of Dzangar..., the old Living Buddha's name being Lakatsang." (62) Note: General: Envelope 25 - Photos 2066-2070 - Tsang-ngar Lamasery, last of Ra-rgya & Incarnation.

Location: Chu nag, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2070-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124250

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[Incarnate Lama Lu Zo (center) with his brother and sister]

Date: ca. 1931-1932 State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: girls Topics: boys Topics: rinpoches Topics: costumes Topics: portraits Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 26 - Photos 2071-2072 - Installation of Lhasa Incarnation in Yung-ning, N.W. Yun-nan. He is the son of the Yung-ning Tsung-kuan or Governor, [1931-1932.]

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2072-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124219

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Main street

30211 (photograph) Date: 1922-05-03 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: streets Topics: rooftops Topics: buildings Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Chinese view - The main street of Talifu looking towards the north gate. Talifu, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, May 3, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01969 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286208

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[Men loading yak caravan in courtyard at Dzangar Lamasery for trip to Radja Gomba]

Date: 1926-05-15? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: caravans Topics: yak Topics: expeditions Topics: courtyards Topics: mountains Topics: Buddhist monasteries Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 6, dated May 15, 1926: "Our caravan or rather our yaks assembled early but it took considerable time to apportion the loads which was done by lots. We said farewell to our hosts the lamas of Dzangar especially to our friend the [steward] and left the monastery at about 9 a.m." (75) Note: General: Envelope 25 - Photos 2066-2070 - Tsang-ngar Lamasery, last of Ra-rgya & Incarnation.

Location: Gtsang sgar, Zanggoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2067-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124217

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China, Kan-su (Shi-men). The great shi-men or rock gate. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11438 (Library accession) Date: 1925-07-30 State/Edition: Description: View of mountain pass, meadow, and horses. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: passes (landforms) Topics: valleys (landforms) Topics: expeditions Topics: meadows Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Shi-men). The great shi-men or rock gate as seen from beyond the first smaller or outer rock gate, which leads into Tsa-lu Ku going north. In the foreground a species of Senecio (no. 13,030) is growing in a swampy alpine meadow. The elevation is about 11,600 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, July 30, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 13,030. / Cremanthodium plantagineum Maximowicz / Compositae

From Vol. 3, dated July 30, 1925: "Along the stream are lovely alpine meadows boggy in places and composed of peat, here we found a beautiful Senecio no. 13,030* with large yellow flowers and a brown-colored woolly involucre. Willows and Rhododendron scrub cover the hillsides.... I took several pictures of the immense rocky gate, which must be several say 300 yards wide with the above mentioned Senecio in the foreground. / *13,030 - Cremanthodium plantagineum Maxim." (115)

Location: Shimen, Yiwa Gorge, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-415 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123035

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Room with piles of salt ore

30141 (photograph) Date: 1922-03-19 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: salt Topics: bricks Topics: columns Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Store room for salt ore in the salt mine at Mohei wells. Mohei, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, March 19, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01900 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286139

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China, Kan-su (Djrakana). View from Lassungomba. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10949 (Library accession) Date: 1925-06-14 State/Edition: Description: View of limestone cliffs and terraced gorge slopes with wooden rack for drying grain. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: terraces Topics: forests Topics: racks (supporting devices) Topics: conifers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Djrakana). In Tebbu land. Limestone cliffs and fir and spruce forest as seen from the Djrakana Lamasserie, Lassungomba. Elevation: 10,000 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 14, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Abies Miller / Pinaceae / fir / leng shan shu / / Picea A. Dietrich / Pinaceae / spruce / yun shan shu

From Vol. 3, dated June 14, 1925: "After lunch I paid a visit to the Lamasserie called Lassegomba, above the village of Tong-wa.... After a short stay and after taking a photo from the Lamasserie down a deep valley into which flows the Kai-chow or Wu-tu Ho, the valley being called Yi-wa Ku, we returned to camp." (47-48)

Location: Zhahanna Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Lha bsam dgon pa, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-132 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121889

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Caragana jubata Poiret. China, Kan-su (Kadja Ku Valley). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-10902 (Library accession) Date: 1926-01-11 State/Edition: Description: View of slope with shrubs and snow. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: shrubs Topics: snow Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Caragana jubata Poiret. China, Kan-su. Kadja Ku Valley, Tebbu land, Min Shan Range. These peculiar Caragana grow in the upper part of the Kadja Ku (or Kwa-dja Ku) Valley, the only place observed in western Kan-su, on the northern slopes of the Min Shan Range. It covers whole hillsides and grows in company with Salix, and Rhododendron no. 12,411, a small blue flower. It is confined to this valley. Sp. 12,425. Photo by J. F. Rock, Jan. 11, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 12,425. / Caragana jubata (Pallas) Poiret / Leguminosae / / Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 12,411. / Rhododendron thymifolium Maximowicz / Ericaceae / / Salix Linnaeus / Salicaceae / willow / liu shu

Location: Kazhan Gorge, Min Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-084 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121759

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Path by wall leading toward gate

30210 (photograph) Date: 1922-05-03 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: paths Topics: stones Topics: walls Topics: gates Topics: mountains Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: The west gate of Talifu with the Tsangshan range in the background. Talifu, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, May 3, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01968 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286207

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China, Kan-su (Koang-kei Shan). Looking into Tebbu land. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10944 (Library accession) Date: 1925-06-13 State/Edition: Description: View of man, forested gorge slopes, and limestone pass. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: mountains Topics: passes (landforms) Topics: forests Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Koang-kei Shan). Looking down into Djrakana and the Tebbu land through a huge limestone gorge of the Min Shan Range. The Wu-tu Ho (or Pe-schwe Kiang, the "White Water Steam") flows through this gorge. A Tebbu (Fan-tze) or Tibetan stands on the rock in the foreground. The walls of the gorge are reddish and grey limestone. Elevation: 11,000 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 13, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 3, dated June 13, 1925: "Where the stream enters the rocky defile the elevation is 11,500 ft. A beautiful crystal spring gushes forth from the foot of the hill and joins the stream which we cross. The limestone wall rises several thousand feet on both sides.... I took several photos in this grand shi-men or rock gate as they call it." (40-41)

Location: Min Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Zhahanna Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-129 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121886

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China, Kan-su (Koang-kei Shan). The great shi-men, gateway to Tebbu land. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10941 (Library accession) Date: 1925-06-13 State/Edition: Description: View of limestone pass and vegetation on gorge slopes. Physical Description: Dimensions: 17 x 12 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: passes (landforms) Topics: mountains Topics: vegetation Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Koang-kei Shan). The rock gate into Tebbu land as seen from below Koang-kei Pass, Cho-ni territory, Tebbu land, southwest Kan-su. Elevation: 11,500 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 13, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 3, dated June 13, 1925: "Where the stream enters the rocky defile the elevation is 11,500 ft. A beautiful crystal spring gushes forth from the foot of the hill and joins the stream which we cross. The limestone wall rises several thousand feet on both sides.... I took several photos in this grand shi-men or rock gate as they call it." (40-41)

Location: Shimen, Yiwa Gorge, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Guanggai Mountain, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-126 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121883

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Side view of a man in a turban and loincloth with a group of men in the background

30077 (photograph) Date: 1922-02-21 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: turbans Topics: loincloths Topics: riverbanks Topics: clothing & dress Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Subject Note: General: A Tai Ngio of Chieng Rung. Photographed on bank of Meh kong, Chieng Rung, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, February 21, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01836 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286075

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Hipophai rhamnoides China, Tibet (Koko Gorge) [Title from recto of mount.] Title: Alternate Title: Tree habit with two men

10874 (original library accession)

R-56 (photograph) Date: 1925-09-30 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16.5 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: men Topics: rocks Topics: trunks Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Hipophai rhamnoides. China, Tibet, Koko Gorge, Kokonor Region. Treelet 15-20 feet high, more often a shrub. Very spring, leaves linear, lanceolate, slivery, drab beneath, fruits globose. Sp and seeds no. 13,270. Elevation 9,600 ft. Photo by J.F. Rock, Sept. 30, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Hippophae rhamnoides L. / Elaegnaceae

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02103 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286364

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China, Kan-su (Kumbum). Kumbum Monastery. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11937 (Library accession) Date: 1925-09-09 State/Edition: Description: View of main shrine, lamasery complex, and surrounding hills. Physical Description: Dimensions: 12 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name: Tson Kha Pa Blo Bzan Grags Pa (1357-1419), associated name

Location: Subject: Topics: roofs Topics: monasteries Topics: shrines Topics: hills Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Kumbum). View of the main shrine of the Kumbum Monastery with its golden roof under which sits enthroned the founder of the reformed sect Tsong Kapa. Photographed below the Living Buddha's residence looking south. Photo by J. F. Rock, September 9, 1925. Diary, vol. IV, p. 24. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 4, dated Sept. 9, 1925: "The shrine is known as the Kin-ta Ssu, the great gold temple...." (26)

Location: Sku 'bum Lamasery, Lushar, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: Jin da si, Sku 'bum Lamasery, Lushar, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-591 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123452

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China, Tibet (Wago Valley). Tibetan eagle. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11761 (Library accession) Date: 1926-06-20 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of men, bird, and horse. Physical Description: Dimensions: 12 x 17.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: expeditions Topics: birds Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Tibet (Wago Valley). Tibetan eagle shot in Wago (g like Arabic E) Valley near camp with my rifle on the morning of June 20, 1926. (See specimen of bird no. 790.) North of Radja. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 6, dated June 20, 1926: "[C]louds hung over the mountains forming the Wago Valley.... Ere breaking camp I shot a huge eagle.... We left camp at 7:30 a.m. after I had taken two photos of the eagle, whose wings had a spread of ten feet." (154)

Location: War gol, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-502 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123238

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Group of people in uniforms assembled in front of the school

30133 (photograph) Date: 1922-03-16 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: people Topics: uniforms Topics: buildings Topics: roofs Topics: hats Topics: schools Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: The Puerhfu Normal School. Puerhfu, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, March 16, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01892 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286131

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[Two masked dancers representing central and northern gShin-rje sngon-po, the blue Lords of the Dead, with scepter, scull cup, drum, and arrow at Yung-ning Lamasery during the Dtor-ma (gtor-ma) Festival]

Date: 1931 State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: horns Topics: men Topics: staffs & scepters Topics: skulls Topics: maskers Topics: animal heads Topics: arrows Topics: festivals Topics: portraits Topics: costumes Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 110 - Photos 2104-2108 - Yung-ning lama dances, 1931-1932. / Photo 2108 - Yung-ning Lamasery. Dtor-ma (gtor-ma) festival, Yellow Lama sect, Yun-nan, S.W. China, 1931.

Location: Yongning Lamasery, Yongning, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2108-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124214

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Rock beside a missionary with another man in front of a building

30160 (photograph) Date: 1922-04-04 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: missionaries Topics: men Topics: women Topics: clothing & dress Topics: botanists Topics: plant collectors Topics: vines Topics: missions Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Mrs. Maraton, the lone white person (American lady) in Ching tung, in her mission compound on the day of our departure. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, April 4, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

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[Shakurj Tibetan nomad woman with a sheepskin hat, 108 braids in her hair, and hair ornaments in the grasslands near Koko Nor]

Date: 1925-09-28? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Rear view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: women Topics: nomads Topics: costumes Topics: coiffures Topics: hair ornaments Topics: hats Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 4, dated Sept. 28, 1925: "Over her back extended long broad strips of red cloth to which were attached huge silver ornaments about 6 inches in diameter round and snail-like turbinate in the center decorated with red coral. These heavy decorations which extend to the ground they drag about in this wild grass country to the envy [of] those less wealthy." (65) Note: General: Envelope 24 - Photos 2057-2065 - Ko-ko Nor Lake, Ch'ing-hai. Camp, Tibetans, and yak caravans. 1925.

Location: Grasslands, Qinghai Lake, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2058-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124211

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[Shakurj Tibetan nomad woman with a sheepskin hat and 108 braids in her hair in the grasslands near Koko Nor]

Date: 1925-09-28? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: women Topics: nomads Topics: portraits Topics: costumes Topics: hats Topics: coiffures Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 4, dated Sept. 28, 1925: "I spied some richly dressed Tibetan women and I asked the headman to call them as I wanted to take their picture, reluctantly they consented; their hair was braided into tiny queues said to be 108 in honor of the 108 vol. of the Tibetan classic the Kandjar. Her face was ruddy and on her head she wore a cornu-copia hat of sheepskin." (65) Note: General: Envelope 24 - Photos 2057-2065 - Ko-ko Nor Lake, Ch'ing-hai. Camp, Tibetans, and yak caravans. 1925.

Location: Grasslands, Qinghai Lake, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2057-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124208

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Meconopsis integrifolia. China, Kan-su (Kadja Ku Valley). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-10899 (Library accession) Date: 1925-06-11 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of herbaceous plant in flower. Physical Description: Dimensions: 16.5 x 11.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: flowers (plants) Topics: herbaceous plants Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Meconopsis integrifolia. China, (Kan-su). Kadja Ku Valley, Tebbu land, Min Shan Range. Near Koang-kei Shan (or Kwang-ke Shan). Sp. no. 12,416. Elevation: 11,500 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 12,416. / Meconopsis integrifolia (Maximowicz) Franchet / Papaveraceae / yellow Chinese poppy

From Vol. 3, dated June 11, 1925: "After my walk and supper I lay on my cot and looked out over the valley with its thousands of Rhododendron trees in full bloom, and up to the mighty crags and cliff of dark grey limestone while a snowstorm raged among the crags. I took several photos of the yellow Meconopsis and two of the crags stop 16 and stop 22 with G. filter, 1 second exposure no sun." (33)

Location: Kazhan Gorge, Min Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-081 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121756

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Quercus liaotungensis. China, Kan-su (Wan-tsang Ku). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-12146 (Library accession) Date: 1926-08-31 State/Edition: Description: View of tree and river. Physical Description: Dimensions: 17 x 11.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: rivers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Quercus liaotungensis. China, Kan-su, (Wan[g]-ts'ang Ku). In a branch of the Wan[g]-ts'ang Ku (valley) about three miles from the mouth of Wan[g]-ts'ang Ku, on the southern bank of the Pe-shui Kiang (or Chulungapu). The trees bordering the stream are Quercus liaotungensis. Lower Tebbu land. Elevation: 7,000 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, Aug. 31, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Quercus mongolica Fischer ex Ledebour / Fagaceae / meng gu li Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Aug. 31, 1926: "We saddled up the horses and rode up the valley of Wan[g]-ts'ang Ku back of the Wan[g]-ts'ang Village.[*] / *Along the steam back of the village grows Quercus liaotungensis Koidz. no. 14,671." (29)

Location: Baishui River, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Wangcang Gorge, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-407 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123025

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: River with men in a ferryboat in the foreground

30083 (photograph) Date: 1922-02-22 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rivers Topics: riverbanks Topics: riverboats Topics: boats Topics: men Topics: ferries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: River bed of the Meh Kong, near Chieng Rung, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, February 22, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01842 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286081

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China, Kan-su (Pei-ta-t'ung). The Liang-chow Nan Shan. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-12174 (Library accession) Date: 1925-11-11 State/Edition: Description: View of snow-covered grasslands and mountains. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: grassland Topics: snow Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Pei-ta-t'ung). The Liang-chow Nan Shan, north and east of Pei-ta-t'ung, forming the barrier between Liang-chow and Pei-ta-t'ung. A long snowy range attaining a height of 18-20,000 ft. About 20 li north of Pe-shui. Elevation: over 10,000 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, Nov. 11, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 4, dated Nov. 11, 1925: "I decided...I would not go farther than to Pe-shwe today.... I took some photos of the Nan Shan to the left of our trail going down." (183)

Location: Haomen, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Qilian Mountains, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-389 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122931

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[Mayodendron igneum China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Flowering branch

10432 (original library accession)

30084 (photograph) Date: 1922-02-22 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: leaves Topics: flowers (plants) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Subject: Mayodendron igneum (Kurz) Kurz / Bignoniaceae Note: General: Mayodendron igneum Kz. Tree 30 ft. Tall, deciduous at time of flowering. The folliage is of a tree which was not in flower. Valley of Meh Kong near Chieng Rung, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, February 22, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01843 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286082

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[Pyrus (malus) yunnanensis China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Branch with leaves and fruit

30331 (photograph) Date: 1922-09-09 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: apples Topics: pear Topics: fruit Topics: leaves Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Pyrus (malus) yunnanensis. A lovely tree found amoung limestone boulders in stream beds and lower slopes of the Lichiang snow range, elev. 9599-10000 ft. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, September 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject: Malus yunnanensis var. veitchii Rehd. / Rosaceae

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02089 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286350

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Temple and reflection on pond

30271 (photograph) Date: 1922-07 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: ponds Topics: temples Topics: reflections Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: The pond in the compound of the Lung Wang Miao, Dragon King Temple of Lichiangfu. N.W. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, July 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02029 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286277

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[Quercus sp. China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Tree habit

10438 (original library accession)

30095 (photograph) Date: 1922-03-01 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: oak trees Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Quercus sp. On slopes of Mountains near Nam (river) King tung Chai, Y. China. Photo by J.F. Rock, March 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject: Specimen 2696 / Quercus L. / Fagaceae / oak Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01854 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286093

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[Forest of Pinus yünnanensis in the Naxi Ha-ba district]

7E-32-13 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: View of a stand of trees. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: forests Topics: trees Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1017-P1027 - Various photos, some with captions. / Photo P1017 - Berder. Haba pine forest.

Location: Ha-ba District, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1017-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123646

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[Tents and campfire of National Geographic expedition to Yunnan Sheng in alpine meadow with Yulongxue Mountains in background]

3-11-1 (verso) Date: ca. 1923-1924 State/Edition: Description: View of Anemones, Primulas, ground orchids, and other alpine flowers in Gv-ssu-gko Meadow with Shanzidou (center), the highest peak of the Yulongxue Mountains, and Gyi-nà nv-lv (upper right) in the background. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: camps (temporary settlements) / camps (temporary settlements) / camps (temporary s Topics: expeditions Topics: mountains Topics: tents Topics: meadows Topics: herbaceous plants Topics: trees Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photo P1074 - Shan-tzu-tou, the highest peak of the Yu-lung Shan, Li-ch'iang, N.W. Yunnan.

Location: Gv-ssu-gko Meadow, Yunnan Sheng, China

Location: Gyi-nà lo-gkv, Yunnan Sheng, China

Location: Shanzidou, Yunnan Sheng, China

Location: Yulongxue Mountains, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1074-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123748

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[Tibetan men ferrying expedition goods across the Yellow River on two rafts made of inflated animal skins]

7B-10-193 (verso) Date: 1926-07-13? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: rafts Topics: skin Topics: rivers Topics: ferries Topics: horses Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1069-P1071 - Yellow River at Ra-rgya Gompa, Ch'ing-hai. Elev. 10,000 ft. N. East Tibet.

From Vol. 6, dated July 13, 1926: "When we arrived at the river the loads had been ferried across.... Three of the flimsy skin rafts had been tied together and they intended to take five horses across, all our saddles, and five of us.... One horse got loose and tried to swim back to the river bank. Instead of letting [it] get back they bombarded it with stones and kept it in the stream where it promptly drowned." (225-226)

Location: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China

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[Three Hli-khin women of the Tso-so La T'u-ssu family]

17-9-11 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: women Topics: costumes Topics: portraits Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1028-P1035 - Tso-so Bon lamas of Hsi-k'ang. Peasants and t'ussu, Hsi-k'ang. / Photo P1035 - Tso-so women of chief's household.

Location: Sichuan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1035-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123664

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[Lama priest from Radja Gomba with brass molds used to print Buddhas in the Yellow River and sack of barley to throw into the river as an offering]

7B16-72 (verso) Date: 1926-05-18? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: monks Topics: printing blocks Topics: rivers Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1045-P1048 - So-wo Arig encampment between Labrang and Dzan-gar (lamasery) en route to Ra-gya Gompa. 1926. Printing gods into the waters of the Yellow River at Ra-gya Gompa.

From Vol. 6, dated May 18, 1926: "I noticed a lama with a board and a rope sitting at the water's edge.... He was printing, he said, images of Buddhas into the passing water of the Yellow River and thereby acquiring merit. I took photos of his printing the images and then with the board out of the water showing the brass moulds." (88-89)

Location: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China

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Abies Delavayi and Rhododendron sp. China (Yunnan) [Title from recto of mount.] Title: Alternate Title: Mountainous landscape with a streambed in the foreground

10415 (original library accession)

30182 (photograph) Date: 1922-04-22 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: snow Topics: streams Topics: mountains Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Abies Delavayi and Rhododendron sp. China, (Yunnan). On Mt. Tsangshan, Tali. Snow on streambed. Alt. 12,400 ft. Photo by J.F. Rock, April 22, 1922. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Abies delavayi Franch. / Pinaceae / / Rhododendron L. / Ericaceae

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01941 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286180

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Tibet (Jupar Valley). Large bend of the Hwang Ho. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11726 (Library accession) Date: 1926-06-28 State/Edition: Description: Bird's-eye view of river, vegetation, and mountains. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: gorges (landforms) Topics: rivers Topics: mountains Topics: vegetation Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Tibet (Jupar Valley). The large bend of the Hwang Ho at the mouth of the Jupar Valley as seen from a bluff of 10,480 ft. elevation. Looking northwest. The Jupar stream can be seen entering the Hwang Ho at the extreme right-hand lower corner of the picture through a very narrow rocky canyon. The rocks on the banks are a deep grey-blue slate. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 28, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 6, dated June 28, 1926: "From a bluff 10,480 ft. elevation and about 2,000 ft. above the Yellow River.... Also took two photos looking directly northwest to where the Jupar stream, a deep green-blue, enters the grey muddy waters of the Yellow River, which here makes two bends.... The rock in the immediate streambed and some 50 ft. above the river is deep lead-blue slate; above this is gravel and red standstone, which is thickly super-imposed with loess." (184-185)

Location: Yellow River, China

Location: Jupar River, Jupar River, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-489 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123225

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[Camel caravan loaded with Koko Nor wool within the city walls at Tangar]

Date: 1925-10-03 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: caravans Topics: camels Topics: city walls Topics: wool (hair) Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 4, dated Oct. 4, 1925: "Spent from Thursday Oct. 1st to October 4th inclusive in Tangar developing pictures, labelling plants, and dispatching seeds." (75) Note: General: Envelope 23 - Photos 2054-2056 - Tan-kha-erh or Huang-yüan, Ch'ing-hai. Camels at Huang-yüan. / Photo 2054 - Tan-ka-erh. Camels loaded with Ko-ko Nor wool, ready for their journey through the Ordos. Within the south walls of the city of Tan-ka-erh (Huang-yüan). Elevation: 8,997 ft. J. F. Rock, Oct. 3rd, 1925. Each camel carries 300 Chinese catties. Diary, vol. 4:75.

Location: Huangyuan, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2054-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124194

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[Bonpo lama holding trumpet, dagger, and bell (left hand) and drum, chopper, and hair of 100 dead and 100 living people (right hand) in a state of trance on the roof of Joseph Rock's quarters at Radja Lamasery]

Date: 1926-07-11? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: shamans Topics: drums Topics: rituals Topics: bells Topics: trances Topics: trumpets Topics: daggers (weapons) Topics: hair Topics: necklaces Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 6, dated July 11, 1926: "Today I photographed a sorcerer of the Nyimaha or Red Sect in action. He is the brother-in-law of our water carrier.... He is a member of the Konser tribe belonging to the five Hor states.... The sorcerer's name is Tsepten-ja. He came in all his regalia and paraphernalia, a three-bladed dagger called purvu, to this dagger are tied black rags, and two little leather bundles one containing the blood of a black ass the other earth from a black chorten or reliquary shrine; hanging from his right side was a peculiarly shaped knife of the shape of a horn, to the middle of which was attached a handle, on the blade was engraved a snake. To this knife were attached locks of hair, of 100 dead people and of 100 living people, of each person only a few hair were taken. This knife is called chekuk, a black scarf was also attached to it. Besides these things he carried a bell and a brass trumpet." (220) Note: General: Envelope 20 - Photo 2051 - rkying-ma-pa, sorcerer dancing on the roof of my house at Ra-rgya Gompa on Yellow River. Elevation: 10,000. July 8, 1926.

Location: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2051-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124192

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[Tibetan festival tents at the foot of the cliff Amnyi Chungun in the hills above Radja Gomba and the Yellow River]

Date: 1926-05-22 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: tents Topics: festivals Topics: cliffs Topics: conglomerate Topics: mountains Topics: rivers Topics: meadows Topics: monks Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 6, dated May 22, 1926: "On a grassy meadow east of the gulch which leads up back of the monastery the lamas had many tents pitched forming a circle.... I took a couple of pictures of their encampment with the cliff and part of the Yellow River in the background." (95) Note: General: Envelope 22 - Photo 2053 - Lama picnic on festival of Garuda m[ountain] god. May 22, 1926.

Location: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: Yellow River, China

Location: Am nye khyung sgon, Am nye khyung sgon, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2053-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124183

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[Lama priest from Radja Gomba printing Buddhas in the waters of the Yellow River]

Date: 1926-05-18? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: printing blocks Topics: rivers Topics: Buddhist monks Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 6, dated May 18, 1926: "I noticed a lama with a board and a rope sitting at the water's edge.... He was printing, he said, images of Buddhas into the passing water of the Yellow River and thereby acquiring merit. I took photos of his printing the images and then with the board out of the water showing the brass moulds." (88-89) Note: General: Envelope 19 - Photo 2050 - Printing gods into the waters of the Yellow River at Ra-rgya Gompa.

Location: Ra rgya dgon pa, Ra'gyagoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China

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[Masked dancer wearing a skeleton costume posing in front of the main chanting hall at Cho-ni Lamasery during the Cham-ngyon-wa ceremony]

Date: 1925-12-09? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 8 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: maskers Topics: men Topics: ceremonies Topics: portraits Topics: skeleton Topics: costumes Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vols. 3 & 5, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from July 26, 1925: "The first dance was performed by eight lamas dressed as skeletons, the garments consisted of a red body with white and black lines outlining a skeleton, on their hands and feet they had claws and a red heart in the center below the chest, the skeletons are called Dott'hre. They danced very rhythmically. The dancers were tall young men and they certainly were very agile. They kept in time with the tempo of the orchestra which droned out long deep blasts of the huge trumpets." (104) / Excerpt from Dec. 10, 1925: "Yesterday noon the lamas of the Cho-ni Lamasserie performed masked religious dances the same as last spring. Yesterday was the 24th day of the Chinese 10th moon. I took several photos of the dance....Today was the celebration of the death of Tsongkapa...." (54) Note: General: Envelope 9 - Photos 2020-2022 - Lama dances of Cho-ni, the skeleton dancers, messengers of the king of death Yama, 1925-26. / Photo 2022 - Skeleton dancers at anniversary of Tsong-kha-pa's death, 24th of 10th moon, Dec. 10, 1925. J. F. Rock. Diary, 5:54.

Location: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2022-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124116

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[Lamas on a street in Cho-ni Lamasery near the main chanting hall (left background) and Temple for the Recompense of Kindness (right)]

Date: 1925-04-22? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: streets Topics: monks Topics: chantries Topics: mountains Topics: temples Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 2, dated April 22, 1925: "We stopped in Cho-nyi. The place is called in Tibetan Chone.... We went all through the monastery photographed the entrance, the interior of the main Gomba, a street in the lamaserie, etc." (147-148) Note: General: Envelope 7 - Photos 2009 -2012 - Cho-ni, The-wu, etc. Cho-ni Lamasery. / Photo 2012 - Main street in Cho-ni Lamasery.

Location: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2012-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124108

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[Installation of the Tsemoling incarnation at Cho-ni Lamasery]

Date: 1926-10-28? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 8 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: boys Topics: portraits Topics: embroidery Topics: costumes Topics: headdresses Topics: rinpoches Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Oct. 28, 1926: "[I] waited for the coming of the great Buddha Zemelin, for today was the day of his installation in the Cho-ni Lamasery. The boy is only 5 years old and is the son of a Tibetan farmer living in a small village near Cho-ni." (136) Note: General: Envelope 7 - Photos 2009-2012 - Cho-ni, The-wu, etc. Cho-ni Lamasery. / Photo 2010 - Installation of Tse-mag-ling at Choni Lamasary.

Location: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2010-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124107

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Four pears

30315 (photograph) Date: 1922-10-07 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: pear Topics: fruit Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Specimens of Chweili pear grown on Youn chang plain. This is the largest pear grown in Yunnan. In front is a specimen of an ordinary sized pear introduced for comparison. Young changfu, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, October 7, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02073 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286332

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Juniperus. E. Tibet. [Title from negative envelope.]

Date: 1926-05-15 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of ice-filled cave, cliff, river, and trees. Physical Description: Dimensions: 7 x 5 in. (negative) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: conifers Topics: rivers Topics: ice Topics: cliffs Topics: caves Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Juniperus. E. Tibet. In the Serchen Gorge, which here consist of fine gravel conglomerate. South-southeast of our camp where the trail crosses the valley, it narrows into a gorge with large caverns, one of which can be seen here filled with ice (see man at the foot of the ice flow). Large juniper trees fill this gorge, specimen no. 13,918, seeds sent of this species. Elevation: 10,400 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, May 16, 1926. Juniperus glaucescens Florin. [Information from negative envelope.] / Print lacking. Digital image made from b & w film negative. Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 13,918. / Juniperus komarovii Florin / Cupressaceae / ta zhi yuan bai

From Vol. 6, dated May 15, 1926: "[W]e come to the valley of Serchen Nang (Great Gold Valley) where we ford the stream.... In a south-southeasterly direction the valley becomes a terrific gorge with huge vertical sandstone cliff full of caves the... valley floor being partly covered with junipers.... [A] short distance down the gorge is a huge oblong cleft with a pillar of ice filling the huge cavity. We descend down the streambed through Juniper, willow, and birch forest...." (76)

Location: Gser chen nang, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-241 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122044

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China, Kan-su (Pei-ta-t'ung). The Ta-pan Shan Range. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-12175 (Library accession) Date: 1925-10-09 State/Edition: Description: View of valley and mountains. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: conifers Topics: rivers Topics: valleys (landforms) Topics: grassland Topics: forests Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Pe[i]-ta-t'ung). The Ta-pan Shan as seen two li below Pei-ta-t'ung. A species of Picea covers one side of a hill on the top of which is a temple. A pass leads over this range to Mo-pei Shan. Photo by J. F. Rock, Oct. 9, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Picea A. Dietrich / Pinaceae / spruce / yun shan shu

From Vol. 4, dated Oct. 9, 1925: "We are going west over a gravelly plain; here I took two photos of the Ta-pan Shan (range) which is here higher than where we crossed it. The Mo-pai-sheng [sic] Pass crosses it here into the Ta-tung Ho Valley.... [Pei-ta-t'ung] now called Wei-yüan-hsien." (89-90)

Location: Daban Mountains, China

Location: Haomen, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-387 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122927

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Tibet (Dzangar). Dzang Monastery courtyard. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11892 (Library accession) Date: 1926-05-15 State/Edition: Description: View of yak caravan in lamasery courtyard. Physical Description: Dimensions: 12 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: monasteries Topics: yak Topics: courtyards Topics: expeditions Topics: caravans Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Tibet, Dzangar. "In the courtyard of my compound in the Dzang monastery called usually Dzangar, two days east of Radja. Our new yak caravan ready to be loaded for the start to Radja Gomba on the Yellow River." Photo by J. F. Rock, May 15, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 6, dated May 15, 1926: "Our caravan or rather our yaks assembled early but it took considerable time to apportion the loads which was done by lots. We said farewell to our hosts the lamas of Dzangar especially to our friend the [steward] and left the monastery at about 9 a.m." (75)

Location: Gtsang sgar, Zanggoinba, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-240 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122043

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China, Kan-su (Pien-tu K'u). In the Pien-tu K'u. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-12192 (Library accession) Date: 1925-11-09 State/Edition: Description: View of gorge slopes with snow. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11 x 14.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: gorges (landforms) Topics: rivers Topics: snow Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Pien-tu K'u). The Pien-tu K'u, a weird rocky gorge, through the Kan-chow Nan Shan (or Richthofen Range). It is the best pass to reach the grasslands of Obo. A very strategic gorge. Obo lies close to the mouth of the southern end of the gorge. Photograph of the gorge near the Kan-chow Plain entrance. Photo by J. F. Rock, Nov. 9, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 4, dated Nov. 9, 1925: "A cold and dreary morning found us starting across the Nan Shan by way of a famous yet little known gorge the Pien-tu K'u.... I took 2 photos not far beyond the entrance to the gorge...." (176)

Location: Biandu Gorge, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Qilian Mountains, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-386 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122926

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[Malus sp. China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Branch with leaves and fruit on tree trunk

30302 (photograph) Date: 1922-09 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: trunks Topics: bark Topics: apples Topics: fruit Topics: leaves Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Malus sp. Fruiting branch pinned against trunk of tree. Apples larger than a crab apple, Greenish yellow. Round on hills beyond Yangpi, Yunnan, China. September 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject: Malus Mill. / Rosaceae / apple

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02060 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286318

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[Prunus sp.? China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Branch with leaves and fruit

30289 (photograph) Date: 1922-09-01 State/Edition: Description: View 1. Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: fruit Topics: plum Topics: leaves Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Prunus sp.? - A wild plum found at the foot of the Lichiang snow range, northern end of the Lichiang plain. N. W. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, September 1, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject: Prunus L. / Rosaceae

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02047 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286304

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Tibet (Amnyi Druggu). Amnyi Druggu, view from the summit. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11991 (Library accession) Date: 1926-07-17 State/Edition: Description: View of mountains and vegetation. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: vegetation Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Tibet (Amnyi Druggu). View from the summit of Amnyi Druggu. To the west is the Amnyi Machen not visible in this picture, which has been taken looking north over the canyon of the Yellow River and the arid high plateau surrounding the Amnyi Machen. The Jupar Mountains can be seen in the distance. The long depressions in the center of the photo extending towards the distant mountain range are the gorges of the Yellow River. Photographed west of the Yellow River, en route for the Amnyi Machen. Elevation: 14,450 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, July 17, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 6, dated July 17, 1926: "[W]e made haste to reach the summit of Amnyi Drugga.... I photographed over the bare ranges to the north, including the Jupar mountains and the Yellow River Canyon." (237)

Location: A'nyêmaqên Mountains, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: Am nye 'brug dgu, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-300 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122708

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[Fourteen-year-old Fan-tze bride and her thirteen-year-old bridgegroom in their finest silk clothes and jewelry at Cho-ni]

Date: 1926-02-28? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: portraits Topics: costumes Topics: amulets Topics: brides Topics: bridegrooms Topics: hats Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1036-P1043 - Choni tribespeople.

From Vol. 5, dated Feb. 28, 1926: "In the afternoon Yang Tussu brought various tribes people into my courtyard to be photographed. One a Cho-ni Fan-tze bride and her bridegroom she being 14 years old and her husband a tiny little boy of 13 years. On her head the bride, like all Cho-ni brides, wore a cap of coral beads, in front suspended from her neck large silver ornaments, on her back suspended from her head one long array of silver discs which reached to the ground. The boy husband wore a fox cap and pingon Tibetan style." (113)

Location: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1042-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123676

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Rocky snowy slope

30228 (photograph) Date: 1922-05 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: slopes Topics: rocks Topics: snow Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Chinese view - Snow scene on the Lichiang snow mountain taken at an elevation of 15000 ft. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, May 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01986 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286225

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Rocky gulch with trees

30227 (photograph) Date: 1922-05 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: slopes Topics: rocks Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Chinese view - Looking down into the main gulch leading to the main peak of the Lichiang range. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, May 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01985 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286224

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Meconopsis integrifolia. Tibet (Jupar Valley). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-11996 (Library accession) Date: 1926-07-01 State/Edition: Description: View of herbaceous plant in flower. Physical Description: Dimensions: 17.5 x 12 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: flowers (plants) Topics: herbaceous plants Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Meconopsis integrifolia. Tibet (Jupar Valley). Meconopsis integrifolia growing in meadows of the upper Jupar Valley northern slopes of the Jupar Range. Elevation: 12,600 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, July 1, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Meconopsis integrifolia (Maximowicz) Franchet / Papaveraceae / yellow Chinese poppy

Location: Rgyud par nang, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-297 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122703

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[Three Lhardi women with braids and hair ornaments at Labrang]

Date: ca. 1925-1927 State/Edition: Description: Front and back views. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 8 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: women Topics: portraits Topics: costumes Topics: coiffures Topics: hair ornaments Topics: hats Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 17 - Photo 2046 - Lardi. Lhardi tribe of Labrang. S.W. Kansu.

Location: Labrang Monastery, Labrang, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2046-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124173

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[Gungthang stupa at Labrang Lamasery]

Date: 1925-11-29? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Three-quarter view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: stupas Topics: Buddhist monasteries Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 5, dated Nov. 29, 1925: "Stopped all day in Labrang.... A golden chorten is at the southwestern end of which I also took a photo." (38-40) Note: General: Envelope 16 - Photos 2039-2045 - Labrang Monastery. West central Kan-su. / Photo 2045 - Labrang main temple contains the bodies in chortens of Jambyang Zhepas, of one the ashes.

Location: Gungthang Stupa, Labrang Monastery, Labrang, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2045-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124172

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[Interior view of kitchen at Sku 'bum Lamasery showing vats with inscriptions and decorative relief work, wooden tea buckets, and votive scarves]

Date: 1925-09-09? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: vats Topics: Buddhist monasteries Topics: votive offerings Topics: kitchens Topics: scarves Topics: inscriptions Topics: reliefs Topics: pitchers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 16 - Photos 2039-2045 - Labrang Monastery [sic]. West central Kan-su.

From Vol. 4, dated Sept. 8, 1925: "A sharp climb over a hill... brings us to the valley in which the famous monastery of Kumbum or T'a-erh Ssu is situated." (20) / Excerpt from Sept. 9, 1925: "We went first to the large lama kitchen with its huge bronze boilers (see photo) in which they prepare their buttered tea. There were three huge ones some 6 ft. in diameter and two smaller ones, wooden buckets with copper rapbs[?] were arranged on the wall facing the door, above hung numerous kataks or scarves but so ragged and filthy that they were an eyesore rather than an ornament." (22)

Location: Kitchen, Sku 'bum Lamasery, Xining (near), Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2044-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124171

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Caragana sp. Tibet (Jupar Valley). [Title from recto of negative envelope.]

Date: 1926-06-29 State/Edition: Description: View of shrubs and rock. Physical Description: Dimensions: 7 x 5 in. (negative) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: shrubs Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Photo lacking. Digital image made from negative. / Caragana sp. Erect spiny plant, flowers pink, growing against a cliff of schist along the stream in the upper Jupar Valley. Elevation: 11,600 ft. Caragana specimen no. 14,341. Tibetan name of plant Kumo yoch tze. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 29, 1926. Caragana jubata (Poiret)? [Information from recto of negative envelope.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 14,341. / Caragana jubata (Pallas) Poiret / Leguminosae

From Vol. 6, dated June 29, 1926: "The most common plant in this part of the Jupar Valley is the pink Caragana of which I took many photos." (189)

Location: A'nyêmaqên Mountains, Qinghai Sheng, China

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[Two novice lamas standing next to massive wooden kettles (right) and tea buckets (left) in the kitchen at Labrang Lamasery]

Date: 1926-04-30? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: boys Topics: monks Topics: kitchens Topics: Buddhist monasteries Topics: pitchers Topics: vats Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 6, dated April 30, 1926: "We visited the big monastery kitchen which contains five huge kettles some six feet in diameter and over three feet deep each. In these copper kettles they boil their buttered tea or rice gruel mixed with meat. Enough tea or food can be cooked in these kettles to feed 4,000 monks. I took several pictures with lamas standing about." (23) Note: General: Envelope 16 - Photos 2039-2045 - Labrang Monastery. West central Kan-su. / Photo 2042 - In the interior, Labrang.

Location: Kitchen, Labrang, Labrang, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2042-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124168

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Picea asperata. China, Kan-su (Adjuan). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-10883 (Library accession) Date: 1925-07-05 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Bird's-eye view of tree habit and forested mountains. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: forests Topics: trees Topics: mountains Topics: conifers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Picea asperata. China, Kan-su. (Adjuan), Min Shan Range, Tebbu land. Growing in a forest west of Adjuan, at the eastern end of the Min Shan Range. Elevation: 10,500 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, August 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] / Similar to R-115. Note: Subject: Picea asperata Masters / Pinaceae / yun shan

From Vol. 3, dated July 5, 1925: "I took two photos up Ta Ku Valley with the densely forested ridge in foreground and the various shades of green with which the distant ranges were carpeted." (73)

Location: Adjuan, Min Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China

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[Facades of Jo Khang or Lord's House (right) and private apartments of hJam-dbyangs bzhad-pa (left) at Labrang Lamasery]

Date: 1925-11-29? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Three-quarter view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: Buddhist monasteries Topics: temples Topics: apartments Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 5, dated Nov. 29, 1925: "Stopped all day in Labrang.... We took several pictures of the building in which the great Buddha resides, also a view over the northeastern end of the Lamasserie from the roof of the Buddha's residence." (38-40) Note: General: Envelope 16 - Photos 2039-2045 - Labrang Monastery. West central Kan-su.

Location: Jo Khang, Labrang Monastery, Labrang, Gansu Sheng, China

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[Facade of the main chanting hall at Cho-ni Lamasery]

Date: ca. 1925-1927 State/Edition: Description: Three-quarter view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: chantries Topics: banners Topics: deer Topics: ornaments Topics: facades Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 7 - Photos 2009-2012 - Cho-ni, The-wu, etc. Cho-ni Lamasery.

Location: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2009-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124106

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Rhododendron rufum. China, Kan-su (Koang-kei Shan). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-10882 (Library accession) Date: 1925-06-12 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of shrub habit. Physical Description: Dimensions: 16.5 x 12 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: shrubs Topics: flowers (plants) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Rhododendron rufum. China (Kan-su). Koang-kei Shan (or Kwang-ke Shan), Tebbu land. Shrub 5-6 ft. tall, or often tree 12 ft. high. Flower white to pink, in forests with Picea and Abies. Sp. no. 12,422. Elevation: 11,500 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 1925. (Negative discarded 3/67, disintegrated.) [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 12,422. / Rhododendron rufum Batalin / Ericaceae / Rhododendron

From Vol. 3, dated June 12, 1925: "I sent two boys up a ravine to collect plants, and five of us followed up the gorge to the pass of Mt. Konkei as the Tibetans call it.... We pass through Abies? forest, small trees with dark somber needles, but no cones. The undergrowth is composed mainly of Rhododenron now in flower (3), there are all shades from pure white to deep pinkish red. The trees are some 15 ft. in height. I took several photos of individual trees and also groves with a Tebbu man standing near the trees to show their height. / (3) Rhododendron rufum Bat. also sp. 12,422, photographed that tree." (34)

Location: Guanggai Mountain, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-064 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121735

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Picea asperata. China, Kan-su (Cho-ni). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-10879 (Library accession) Date: 1925-05-17 State/Edition: Description: View of tree trunk, stand of trees, and man. Physical Description: Dimensions: 16.5 x 11.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trunks Topics: trees Topics: bark Topics: men Topics: conifers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Picea asperata. China, (Kan-su). Cho-ni, southwest Kan-su. Specimen no. 12,157. Photo by J. F. Rock, May 17, 1925. Diary, vol. II, p. 189. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 2, dated May 17, 1925: "After breakfast my men and I went downstream crossed the new bridge over the (Tao-chow) Tao Ho and followed along the cliffs downstream until we came to a Iittle valley which we followed up.... I took several photos of the spruce (Picea) forest...." (189) Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 12,157. / Picea asperata Masters / Pinaceae / yun shan

Location: Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-061 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121732

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[Tibetan expedition members gathered around campfire in Yovutang Meadow]

Date: 1926-09-16? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: fire Topics: camps (temporary settlements) / camps (temporary settlements) / camps (temporary s Topics: rifles (long guns) Topics: tents Topics: expeditions Topics: meadows Topics: swords Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Sept.16, 1926: "[W]e decided to go no further today, but camp at Yovutang.... Took a picture of our camp and also the Tebbus at their campfire." (90) Note: General: Envelope 5 - Photo 2007 - Lower The-wu country, S.W. Kan-su.

Location: Yovutang, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2007-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124099

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[Five Tibetan men with rifles and gun rests in the Pashetenga District in lower Tebbu land]

Date: 1926-08-29? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: rifles (long guns) Topics: portraits Topics: amulets Topics: costumes Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Aug. 28, 1926: "The district here is called Pasheteka (Pashetengo) while the lamasseries for there are really two are called Nongma and Nongon, elev. 7,900. We arrived at the lamassery at 5:30 p.m." (16) / Excerpt from Aug. 29, 1926: "Ere leaving I took a few pictures of the Tebbus that had assembled with their guns...." (16) Note: General: Envelope 4 - Photo 2006 - The-wu from lower The-wu, south of Kan-su Min Shan. S.W. Kan-su.

Location: Pashetenga, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2006-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124098

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[Castanea mollissima? China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Branch with leaves and fruit on tree trunk

30301 (photograph) Date: 1922-09 State/Edition: Description: Close-up. Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: fruit Topics: trunks Topics: bark Topics: leaves Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Castanea mollissima? - Fruiting branch pinned against trunk of tree. Found semi-cultivated near Fu Kue Ssu. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, September 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject: Castanea mollissima Bl. / Fagaceae / Chinese chestnut

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-02059 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286317

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[Sheep bones inscribed with the prayer "Om mani padme hum" suspended from a tree branch in a juniper forest between the Tarang Valley and Amnyi Druggu]

Date: 1926-07-16? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: bone Topics: inscriptions Topics: prayer Topics: forests Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P965-P970 - Trip from Labrang to Ra-rgya Gompa, Kansu.

From Vol. 6, dated July 16, 1926: "Across the trail, suspended on string from tree to tree, hung many mutton shoulder blades inscribed with the sacred formula Om mani padme hum. The shoulder blades, to which one or two yak shoulder blades had been added, hung so low that one was bound to touch them and thus say the prayer written on them by setting them in motion." (234-235)

Location: Tarang Valley, Qinghai Sheng, China

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[Eighty-five-year-old temple keeper on Laoye Shan]

Date: 1925-11-15? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 8 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: walking sticks Topics: mountains Topics: portraits Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 2 - Photo 2002 - Lao-yeh Shan (there called Lao-yin Shan). Old temple keeper 85 years old.

From Vol. 4, dated Nov. 15, 1925: "Arrived at Lo-yin Shan. I decided to climb it. On La-yeh Shan is a Kuan-ti Miao.... I took a number of photos from this lonely and peaceful spot. The only human being we saw was an old man of 85 winters and yet his hair and beard was only grey...." (192-3)

Location: Laoye Mountain, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2002-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124097

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Abies Delavayi China (Yunnan) [Title from recto of mount.] Title: Alternate Title: Tree habit with mountain peaks in the distance

10416 (original library accession)

30179 (photograph) Date: 1922-04-21 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: trunks Topics: conifers Topics: mountains Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Abies Delavayi. China, (Yunnan). Mt. Tsangshan, Tali, with Abies Delavayi in foreground. Alt. 12000 ft. where photograph was taken. Photo by J.F. Rock, April 21, 1922. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Abies delavayi Franch. / Pinaceae

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01938 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286177

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[Tebbu man from south of the Min Shan wearing necklace and amulets]

13-6-4 (verso) Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: hats Topics: amulets Topics: rosaries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1005-P1006 - Upper The-wu country and people south of Min Shan, S.W. Kan-su. Also Drag-gam-na.

Location: Min Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1006-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123625

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Rhododendron capitatum. China, Kan-su (Adjuan). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-10869 (Library accession) Date: 1925-07-05 State/Edition: Description: View of shrub in flower. Physical Description: Dimensions: 12 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: shrubs Topics: flowers (plants) Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Rhododendron capitatum. China, (Kan-su). Adjuan, Min Shan Range, Tebbu land. A shrub 3-3 1/2 ft. tall; flowers varying from pale lavender to purple and purplish-blue. Common on boggy alpine meadows. Sp. no. 12,647. Fruiting sp. and seed no. 13,622. West of Adjuan. Elevation: 10,500-11,000 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, July 5, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 3, dated July 5, 1925: "I took ... photos... also of the Caragana and purple flowered Rhododendron stop 32, exp. 1 sec. and 32 stop, 1/2 sec., ortho, sun obscured." (72-73) Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimens 12,647 and 13,622. / Rhododendron capitatum Maximowicz / Ericaceae

Location: Adjuan, Min Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China

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Tibet (Ba Valley). The Ba Valley. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11750 (Library accession) Date: 1926-07-03 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Bird's-eye view of mountains, valley, villages, and river. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rivers Topics: valleys (landforms) Topics: mountains Topics: shrubs Topics: villages Topics: vegetation Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Tibet (Baa Valley). The Baa Valley and the Jupar Range in the distance. The edge of the Baa Plain has an elevation of 10,500 ft. The only forest in the Jupar Range is on the other side near the left margin of the picture. Photo by J. F. Rock. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 6, dated July 3, 1926: "[W]e reached the Ba Plain, from the edge of which overlooking the Ba Valley at an elevation of 10,400 ft., I took several photos including part of the Jupar Range and the eroded loess cliffs of the Ba Valley, also the two villages called Saoch Rongwo." (203)

Location: Ba Valley, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: Saog rong bo, Ba Valley, Qinghai Sheng, China

Location: A'nyêmaqên Mountains, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) B-003 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork119416

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[Prunus majestica taliana China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Tree trunk and bark

30207 (photograph) Date: 1922-05-03 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: trunks Topics: bark Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Prunus majestica var. taliana - One trunk of three growing in the Chinese Mission Compound. The main trunk is 5 feet in circumference. Talifu, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, May 3, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject: Prunus majestica taliana

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01965 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286204

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Populus sp. China, Kan-su (Cho-ni). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-10865 (Library accession) Date: 1925-07-? State/Edition: Description: View of stand of trees and man. Physical Description: Dimensions: 16.5 x 11.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Populus sp. China, (Kan-su). Cho-ni, southwest Kan-su. Poplar forest along the Tao Ho, left bank, below Cho-ni. In foliage. Photo by J. F. Rock, July 1925. Simonii? [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Populus Linnaeus / Salicaceae / poplar / yang shu

Location: Tao River, China

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China, Kan-su (Tsarekika). Tsarekika summit. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11989 (Library accession) Date: 1926-09-18 State/Edition: Description: View of mountain peak, clouds, horses, and men. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: clouds Topics: vegetation Topics: expeditions Topics: meadows Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su, (Tsarekika). At the summit of Tsarekika an alpine meadow the last pass across the Min Shan to the valleys debouching into the Tao River. It was here that our party was attacked last year by Tebbu brigands and one of my men badly wounded. It is a rendezvous place of upper Tebbu robbers as three trails converge there. Elevation: 11,250 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, Sept. 18, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Sept. 18, 1926: "Arrived at the summit we found ourselves above the clouds.... Directly in front of us rose mighty crags, the alpine meadow gently sloping to the naked rock... with little hills and rock outcroppings here and there... covered with clumps of firs and Rhododendrons and mainly dark somber junipers the small fruited species. The elevation of this grassy summit plateau being 11,250 ft.... There were no wild flowers out." (102-103)

Location: Tsa-ri-khi-kha, Min Mountains, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-375 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122910

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China, Kan-su (Pei-ta-t'ung). The snow peaks of the Liang-chow Nan Shan. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11017 (Library accession) Date: 1925-11-11 State/Edition: Description: View of snow-covered grasslands and mountains. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: grassland Topics: snow Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Pei-ta-t'ung). The Liang-chow Nan Shan, the barrier between Liang-chow and Pei-ta-t'ung. Photographed north of Pe-shwe. Photo by J. F. Rock, November 11, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 4, dated Nov. 11, 1925: "I decided...I would not go farther than to Pe-shwe today.... I took some photos of the Nan Shan to the left of our trail going down." (183)

Location: Qilian Mountains, China

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[Lamas standing next to massive wooden kettles (center) and tea buckets (right) in the kitchen at Labrang Lamasery]

Date: 1926-04-30? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: kitchens Topics: monks Topics: men Topics: boys Topics: pitchers Topics: vats Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 6, dated April 30, 1926: "We visited the big monastery kitchen which contains five huge kettles some six feet in diameter and over three feet deep each. In these copper kettles they boil their buttered tea or rice gruel mixed with meat. Enough tea or food can be cooked in these kettles to feed 4,000 monks. I took several pictures with lamas standing about." (23) Note: General: Envelope 16 - Photos 2039-2045 - Labrang Monastery. West central Kan-su. / Photo 2039 - In the interior, Labrang.

Location: Kitchen, Labrang, Labrang, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2039-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124140

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[Seated man in Chinese dress, flanked by two men in Chinese dress and two armed and in uniform]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: portraits Topics: uniforms Topics: costumes Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 15 - Photos 2037-2038 - Lanchow Kao-lan capital of Kan-su. Governor & Yellow River. N.W. China.

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[Walls of the governor's yamen, city waterworks, and Yellow River at Lanzhou]

R-160 Date: 1925-08-25? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: city walls Topics: rivers Topics: waterwheels Topics: waterworks Topics: mountains Topics: government office buildings Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 3, dated Aug. 25, 1925: "We went to the Governor's Ya-men and took some photos from the wall upstream and downstream." (189) Note: General: Envelope 15 - Photos 2037-2038 - Lanchow Kao-lan capital of Kan-su. Governor & Yellow River. N.W. China.

Location: Lanzhou, Gansu Sheng, China

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[Group of people watching Tso-so Bon lamas perform a ceremony in a field next to Zhi yun si in the village of Lashiba northwest of Lijiang]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Bird's-eye view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: flags Topics: ceremonies Topics: valleys (landforms) Topics: buildings Topics: fire Topics: people Topics: fields Topics: mountains Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 14 - Photos 2035-2036 - Tso-so Bon lamas of Hsi-K'ang, peasants & t'ussu, Hsi-k'ang.

Location: Zhi yun si, Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2036-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124137

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[Mo-so tribesman from Tso-so]

Date: n.d. State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 8 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: portraits Topics: turbans Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 14 - Photos 2035-2036 - Tso-so Bon lamas of Hsi-kang, peasants & t'ussu, Hsi-k'ang. / Photo 2035 - A Tso-so Mo-so tribesman.

Location: Zuosuo, Sichuan Sheng, China

Location: Xichang Zhuanqu, Sichuan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2035-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124136

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Three pagodas with buildings and mountains behind

30214 (photograph) Date: 1922-05-04 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: pagodas (buildings) Topics: buildings Topics: mountains Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Chinese view - The San t'ah or three pagodas The small pagodas are seven-sided, about 7 feet wide on every side. Talifu, Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, May 4, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01972 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286211

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[Cycas sp. China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Tree habit with man

30092 (photograph) Date: 1922-02-27 State/Edition: Description: View 1. Physical Description: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trees Topics: men Topics: hats Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Cycas sp. Growing on grassy slopes near Kuang Pin. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, February 27, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: Subject: Cycas L. / Cycadaceae

Location: Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Copyright © 2005, President and Fellows of Harvard College, Arnold Arboretum Archives; all rights reserved. Related Work: Related Information: Photographs of Joseph Rock, 1922 Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library Archives. Contact repository for permissions and fees. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) AAE-01851 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork286090

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[Tibetan woman wearing hair ornaments and charm boxes at Cho-ni Lamasery]

Date: 1926-02-28? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 8 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: hair ornaments Topics: portraits Topics: necklaces Topics: amulets Topics: women Topics: costumes Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 5, dated Feb. 28, 1926: "In the afternoon Yang Tussu brought various tribespeople into my courtyard to be photographed." (113) Note: General: Envelope 13 - Photos 2033-2034 - Cho-ni tribes peoples [sic].

Location: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2034-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124135

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[Tibetan nomad boy at Cho-ni Lamasery]

Date: 1926-02-28? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Three-quarter view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 8 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: boys Topics: nomads Topics: costumes Topics: swords Topics: portraits Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 5, dated Feb. 28, 1926: "In the afternoon Yang Tussu brought various tribespeople into my courtyard to be photographed." (113) Note: General: Envelope 13 - Photos 2033-2034 - Cho-ni tribes peoples [sic].

Location: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2033-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124134

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[Lamas sounding trumpets from the roof of the main chanting hall at Cho-ni Lamasery to summon lama priests to put away the garments used for the Cham-ngyon-wa dance]

Date: 1925-07-27 State/Edition: Description: Side view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 8 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: trumpets Topics: Buddhist monasteries Topics: ornaments Topics: roofs Topics: gilding Topics: Buddhist monks Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper

From Vol. 3, dated July 27, 1925: "I called a Lama, the chief dancer in charge of the dance, and he explained to me the meaning, representation and name of the dance, as well as giving me the various names of the representations. Later we visited the temple and I inspected the garments. He sent two lamas onto the roof of the temple with their huge trumpets and thus called together the priests to put away the garments. I took two photos of the lamas with their trumpets." (108) Note: General: Envelope 12 - Photos 2026-2032 - Installation of Tse-moggling at Cho-ni Lamasery, 1926-1927. Also Shin-rje dancing. / Photo 2032 - Lamas of Cho-ni calling to the dance. July 27, 1925. Diary, vol. 3:108. Actually calling the lamas to put away the dancing garments.

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[Young tulku, or recognized reincarnation of a bodhisattva]

Date: ca. 1926-1927 State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Guya Monastery, Liulin (near), Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Subject: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Topics: boys Topics: costumes Topics: embroidery Topics: portraits Topics: rinpoches Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Oct. 28, 1926: "[I] waited for the coming of the great Buddha Zemelin, for today was the day of his installation in the Cho-ni Lamasery. The boy is only 5 years old and is the son of a Tibetan farmer living in a small village near Cho-ni." (136) / Excerpt from Feb. 13, 1927: "Yesterday we went across the ice bridge to the other side of the Tao River and climbed the steep spur on which is situated a small lama temple (Gu-ya Ssu) with five priests or monks and a baby Living Buddha six years old. We went across with the lama dancing master of the Cho-ni monastery to photograph the boy Buddha." (172) Note: General: Envelope 12 - Photos 2026-2032 - Installation of Tse-moggling at Cho-ni Lamasery, 1926-1927. Also Shin-rje dancing.

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[Young tulku, or recognized reincarnation of a bodhisattva]

Date: ca. 1926-1927 State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 8 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Subject: Guya Monastery, Liulin (near), Gansu Sheng, China Topics: rinpoches Topics: boys Topics: costumes Topics: headdresses Topics: dragons Topics: embroidery Topics: portraits Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Oct. 28, 1926: "[I] waited for the coming of the great Buddha Zemelin, for today was the day of his installation in the Cho-ni Lamasery. The boy is only 5 years old and is the son of a Tibetan farmer living in a small village near Cho-ni." (136) / Excerpt from Feb. 13, 1927: "Yesterday we went across the ice bridge to the other side of the Tao River and climbed the steep spur on which is situated a small lama temple (Gu-ya Ssu) with five priests or monks and a baby Living Buddha six years old. We went across with the lama dancing master of the Cho-ni monastery to photograph the boy Buddha." (172) Note: General: Envelope 12 - Photos 2026-2032 - Installation of Tse-moggling at Cho-ni Lamasery, 1926-1927. Also Shin-rje dancing.

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[Eighteen-year-old Tibetan living Buddha of Muli mounted on the horse of Muli King Chote Chaba in front of the palace temple with members of the king's bodyguard including two lamas who are the highest military officials of Muli]

Date: ca. 1924 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: men Topics: horses Topics: animal trappings Topics: monks Topics: rinpoches Topics: costumes Topics: temples Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 109 - Photos 2102-2103 - Late Mu-li King. Late T'ung-ssu-ye secretary of Mu-li King. Huo-fu of Mu-li of 1924.

Location: Qiaowa, Sichuan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library N-2102-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork124095

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[China (Yunnan)] Title: Alternate Title: Vegetation

30280 (photograph) Date: 1922-07-08 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 10.5 x 16 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: vegetation Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Chinese Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Series: Eastern Asian Historical Photograph Collections Note: General: Alpine vegetation on the Lichiang snow range at an altitude of 16500 ft. N.W. Yunnan, China. Photo by J.F. Rock, July 8, 1922. [Information from label in photograph album.] Note: Subject

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[Tea caravan of 800 yaks halted in the Sang Chu grasslands west of Labrang]

3-3-7 (verso) Date: 1926-07-31? [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: yak Topics: caravans Topics: mountains Topics: tea Topics: grassland Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1102-P1104 - Trip from Ra-gya Gompa to Labrang, N. Kan-su, 1926. A Sung-p'an tea caravan of 800 yak and 80 men encamped in the valley of the Sang Chhu west of Labrang. The caravan had been 20 days en route from Sung-p'an in northwest Ssu-ch'uan.

From Vol. 6, dated July 31, 1926: "I spied on the other side of the [Yobzhung] stream a huge... tea caravan from Sung-p'an, Sze-chuan on their way to Labrang. They... numbered about 80 men and 800 yaks.... I took several photos of the tea caravan and then we made our way down the Sang Chu" (273-274)

Location: Bsang chu Valley, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1103-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123780

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[Cupressus duclouxiana growing alongside irrigation canal outside the South Gate of Kunming with pagoda in background]

19-20-16 (verso) Date: 1935 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: pagodas (buildings) Topics: trees Topics: fields Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1098-P1101 - Yunnanfu outside South Gate. Cupressus duclouxiana growing in the dykes of irrigation canals of the Kun-ming Plain. Elev. 6,400 ft. 1935. J.F.R.

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[Cupressus duclouxiana growing alongside irrigation canal outside the South Gate of Kunming with pagoda in background]

19-20-14 (verso) Date: 1935 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rivers Topics: pagodas (buildings) Topics: trees Topics: towns Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1098-P1101 - Yunnanfu outside South Gate. Cupressus duclouxiana growing in the dykes of irrigation canals of the Kun-ming Plain. Elev. 6,400 ft. 1935. J.F.R.

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China, Kan-su (Doyaya Canyon). The upper end of Doyaya Canyon. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-12182 (Library accession) Date: 1926-09-17 State/Edition: Description: View of canyon and vegetation. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: canyons Topics: vegetation Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su, (Doyaya Canyon). The upper end of Doyaya Canyon. The limestone gives way to solid walls of conglomerate, the same as is found in Radja, on the Hwang Ho (Yellow River). This conglomerate continues to the upper part of Hsia Ku, which debouches into another valley at Adjüan, called Ta-yü Ku. The vegetation is here mainly Juniperus saltuaria, Rhododendron, and Abies, as well as willows. Looking out towards the upper mouth of Doyaya; the stream descends into this canyon from the right, flowing into an alpine meadow surrounded by crags. Elevation: 10,700 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, Sept. 17, 1926. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Juniperus saltuaria Rehder & E. H. Wilson in Sargent / Cupressaceae / fang zhi bai / / Rhododendron Linnaeus / Ericaceae / / Abies Miller / Pinaceae / fir / leng shan shu / / Salix Linnaeus / Salicaceae / willow / liu shu Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Sept. 17, 1926: "From here on the rock changes. Instead of the sharp limestone crags and boulders carved into pinnacles and turrets, we find massive walls of a greyish red with overhanging slabs of apparently smooth rock which has the appearance of thick dough which is being squeezed out of crevices. This rock is the same as we find at Radja red conglomerate." At 10,700 ft. elev. I took photo up the gorge toward the upper mouth of Doyaya which emerges from a long amphitheatre." (94)

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Picea asperata. China, Kan-su (Ba-bo). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-10861 (Library accession) Date: 1925-10-16 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of valley, forests, river, and mountains. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: meadows Topics: valleys (landforms) Topics: forests Topics: mountains Topics: conifers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Picea asperata. China, (Kan-su). Ba-bo, Niu-[h]sin Shan, north Koko Nor Barrier. View of the North Koko Nor Barrier and the western end of the Richthofen Range. Same picture as no. 31, with front lens not removed. Photo by J. F. Rock, Oct. 17, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 4, dated Oct. 16, 1925: "From the bluff above our camp I took four photos, two looking over the forests on the slopes of Niu-[h]sin Shan, with the Nan Shan in the background, and two photos across to the rocky range on the other side of our stream." (115-116)

Location: Babao He Valley, Qinghai Sheng, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-042 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121209

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China, Kan-su (Richthofen Range). View of the Richthofen Range. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-10859 (Library accession) Date: 1925-11-02 State/Edition: Description: Bird's-eye view of eroded plateau and mountains with snow. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: snow Topics: trees Topics: plateaus (landforms) Topics: erosion Topics: conifers Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Richtofen Range). Richtofen Range, or Sü-chow Nan Shan as seen from a pass to K'ang-lung Ssu. This range is rocky, bare, and much eroded. Picea forests consisting of sp. no. 13,323 occur here and there in patches up to 9,000-9,500 ft., above that altitude the range is bare. Elevation: 9,000 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, November 2, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 13,323 (no specimen) / Picea A. Dietrich / Pinaceae / spruce / yun shan shu

From Vol. 4, dated Nov. 2, 1925: "Took several photos of the snow range, which extends from S.S.E. to N.N.W. The road or trail leads southeast over grassy hills up another pass 8,600 ft. high. From here a good view is obtained over the much eroded plateau which extends up to the narrow snow range.... We are now on a grassy sort of plateau with gullies intersecting it. Picea trees occur here and there in patches." (159)

Location: Qilian Mountains, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-040 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork121207

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China, Kan-su (Pei-ta-t'ung). The Ta-pan Shan Range. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11011 (Library accession) Date: 1925-10-09 State/Edition: Description: View of valley and mountains. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: mountains Topics: valleys (landforms) Topics: rivers Topics: conifers Topics: forests Topics: grassland Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Pei-ta-t'ung). The Ta-pan Shan (East Koko Nor Nan Shan) as seen from a gravelly stream bed 2 li south of Pei-ta-t'ung. Elevation: about 9,500 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, October 9, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 4, dated Oct. 9, 1925: "We are going west over a gravelly plain; here I took two photos of the Ta-pan Shan (range) which is here higher than where we crossed it. The Mo-pai-sheng [sic] Pass crosses it here into the Ta-tung Ho Valley.... [Pei-ta-t'ung] now called Wei-yüan-hsien." (89-90)

Location: Haomen, Gansu Sheng, China

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Paraquilegia anemonoides (Willd.) Ulbrick. Tibet. [Title from Diary.]

Date: 1926-06-03 State/Edition: Description: View of herbaceous plant in flower. Physical Description: Dimensions: 5 x 7 in. (negative) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: flowers (plants) Topics: herbaceous plants Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Subject: Isopyrum farreri Farrer / Ranunculaceae / / Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 14,043. / Primula flava Maximowicz / Primulaceae / huang hua fen bao chun / / Harvard University Herbaria. Arnold Arboretum. Rock specimen 14,067 [misprint?]. / Paraquilegia anemonoides (Willdenow) Ulbrich / Ranunculaceae Note: General: Paraquilegia anemonoides (Willd.) Ulbrick. Tibet. [Title from Diary.] Anemone sp. species no. 14,067. A lovely delicate plant with pale lilac flowers and yellow stamens, growing on rock walls, Dachso Canyon, in company with a tiny yellow Primula specimen no. 14,043. Elev. 10,600 ft. a lateral gorge of the Yellow River (Hwang Ho) [west] of Radja. Photo by J. F. Rock, June 3, 1926. [Information from recto of negative envelope.]

From Vol. 6, dated June 3, 1926: "[O]n the rocky walls grow the lovely mauve-colored anemone with the dainty delicate leaves, being suspended like bouquets from the rocks. I took several photos of it in situ." (123-124)

Location: Dachso Canyon, Tibet, China Copyright: Photographs by Joseph Francis Charles Rock in the Joseph Francis Charles Rock Papers: Copyright © 1924-2003, President and Fellows of Harvard College; all rights reserved. Photographs and images from the collection may be reproduced only with written permission. Contact the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain for permissions and fees. Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain):Access to materials held at the Arnold Arboretum Horticultural Library of Harvard University, Jamaica Plain is by appointment. Repository: Arnold Arboretum/Horticulture Library (Jamaica Plain) R-299 ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork122707

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China, Kan-su (Obo). The grasslands of Obo in the dead of winter. [Title from recto of photo mount.]

V-11009 (Library accession) Date: 1925-11-10 State/Edition: Description: View of expedition caravan crossing snow-covered grasslands. Physical Description: Dimensions: 12 x 17 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: grassland Topics: snow Topics: caravans Topics: expeditions Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: China, Kan-su (Obo). The grasslands of Obo in the dead of winter. A camel caravan on its way to Obo. Photographed by J. F. Rock, Nov. 10, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.]

From Vol. 4, dated Nov. 10, 1925: "We left [Obo] early.... On we rode over the same old road we had come nearly a month ago, but the whole scenery had changed; everything was pure white a dazzling brilliant white (see photo) and one of my soldiers became snow blind." (179)

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Salix sp. China, Kan-su (Li-yüan Ku). [Title from recto of photo mount.]

M-10856 (Library accession) Date: 1925-11-03 [Date from Diary.] State/Edition: Description: View of shrub habit, dry riverbed, man, and cliffs. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm. (photo), 24 x 30 cm. (board) Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: shrubs Topics: canyons Topics: river beds Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Salix sp.? China, (Kan-su). Li-yüan Ku, Richthofen Range. This willow occurs in the Li-yüan Ku (gorge), which leads to the Richthofen Range. It is found only in the stream-bed of the Li-yüan-ku Ho. Elevation: 5,100 ft. Photo by J. F. Rock, Nov. 1, 1925. [Information from label on verso of photo mount.] Note: Subject: Salix Linnaeus / Salicaceae / willow / liu shu

From Vol. 4, dated Nov. 1, 1925: "There are peculiar shrub along the streambed mostly spiny ones, also a willow with fine branches and very narrow leaves.... The elevation at the entrance of the gorge is 5,100 ft." (156-157) / Excerpt from Nov. 3, 1925: "Li Ssu-chin and I investigated the fantastic ravine opposite our camp at He-yo-tung. A gravelly dry streambed as flat as a table but sloping leads into the peculiar gorge.... Took two photos of the large willow bush with Ho Tzu-shin." (163)

Location: Liyuan Gorge, Gansu Sheng, China

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[Young tulku, or recognized reincarnation of a bodhisattva]

Date: ca. 1926-1927 State/Edition: Description: Front view. Physical Description: Dimensions: 11.5 x 8 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Guya Monastery, Liulin (near), Gansu Sheng, China

Location: Subject: Co ne Bshad grub gling, Liulin, Gansu Sheng, China Topics: rinpoches Topics: boys Topics: portraits Topics: embroidery Topics: costumes Topics: headdresses Topics: dragons Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: Citation/References: Rock, Joseph Francis Charles, Diary, 1924-1927, vol. 7, Archives, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh Library. / Excerpt from Oct. 28, 1926: "[I] waited for the coming of the great Buddha Zemelin, for today was the day of his installation in the Cho-ni Lamasery. The boy is only 5 years old and is the son of a Tibetan farmer living in a small village near Cho-ni." (136) / Excerpt from Feb. 13, 1927: "Yesterday we went across the ice bridge to the other side of the Tao River and climbed the steep spur on which is situated a small lama temple (Gu-ya Ssu) with five priests or monks and a baby Living Buddha six years old. We went across with the lama dancing master of the Cho-ni monastery to photograph the boy Buddha." (172) Note: General: Envelope 12 - Photos 2026-2032 - Installation of Tse-moggling at Cho-ni Lamasery, 1926-1927. Also Shin-rje dancing.

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[Naxi Llü-bu with a gong and wearing a red turban with prayer papers about to go into a trance at Nv-lv-k'ö near Lijiang]

3-8-16 (verso) Date: 1931 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 18 x 13 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: shamans Topics: necklaces Topics: gongs Topics: trances Topics: men Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Naxi Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1011-P1012 - Na-khi Lu-bbu or Ssa-nye, genuine Na-khi sorcerer, Lichiang, 1931. / Photo P1011 - Lu-bbu (San-yi) Moso sorcerer at Likiang performing, 1931.

Location: Yuhu, Lijiang Diqu, Yunnan Sheng, China Copyright: Related Work: Related Information: Use Restrictions: Repository: Harvard-Yenching Library P-1011-C ---- Surrogate ---- Record Identifier: olvwork123631

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[Masked Bowa dancers including Balden Lhamo (left) with her son's corpse in her mouth performing in the courtyard of the main chanting hall at Cho-ni Lamasery during the Cham-ngyon-wa ceremony]

Date: ca. 1925-1926 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 8 x 11.5 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: maskers Topics: men Topics: dancers Topics: performances Topics: ceremonies Topics: swords Topics: costumes Topics: skulls Topics: Buddhist monasteries Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Tibetan Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope 8 - Photos 2013-2019 - Lama dances at Cho-ni, S.W. Kan-su, China, 1925-26.

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[Cupressus duclouxiana growing alongside irrigation canal outside the South Gate of Kunming with pagoda in background]

19-20-18 (verso) Date: 1935 State/Edition: Description: Physical Description: Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm. Associated Name:

Location: Subject: Topics: rivers Topics: pagodas (buildings) Topics: trees Topics: towns Style/Period: Nationality/Culture: Materials/Techniques: gelatin silver process on paper Note: General: Envelope for photos P1098-P1101 - Yunnanfu outside South Gate. Cupressus duclouxiana growing in the dykes of irrigation canals of the Kun-ming Plain. Elev. 6,400 ft. 1935. J.F.R.

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Joseph Rock: Travels Through China