Balochistan Bibliography

Balochistan Bibliography
construction and decoration of tombs in Balochistan. In “Central Asia:
history, politics and culture. Proceedings of the International Conference on
Central Asia ... 1993”. Ed. Islam R., Kazi A.K., and J. Husain. Karachi:
Institute of Central and West Asian Studies & Hamdard Foundation Pakistan,
pp. 307-337.
(1971) Khan, U.K. (1990) Baloc Afghān taalluqāt: tārikh ke āīne men: Multān :
Bazm-i Saqāfat. 200 p. [7] leaves of plates. (in Urdu).
(1972) Khetrān G.M. (1997) Khetrānī nāmah. Bārkhān : Sūrān Pablīkeshanz. 144
p.
(1973) Kisraiyan, N. A. (2002) Baluchistan. Tehran: Muassasah-i Intisharat-i
Agah, 1 v. (in Persian).
(1974) Lahri S.M.K. (1955) Balochistan, one unit say pahlay. Quetta, p. 303. in
Urdu.
(1975) Le Strange, G. (1930) The lands of the eastern caliphate: Mesopotamia,
Persia, and Central Asia, from the Moslem conquest to the time of Timur.
Cambridge: University press, xvii, [1], 536 p. x fold. Maps.
(1976) Leech, R. (1843) Brief history of Kalat. Journal of Asiatic Society of
Bengal, Calcutta. P.138.
(1977) Leemans, W.F. (1960) Foreign trade in the old Babylonian period. Leiden.
(1978) Lera, N. (2000) The Baluchistan ‘white elephant’: the chappar rift and
other strategic railways on the border of British India. Asian Affairs, Vol.
31(2): p. 170.
(1979) Leslie, A (1951) The oldest Baluchistan. Pakistan Quarterly (Karachi).
(1980) Loni, A.A.. (1992-94) Afghans of the frontier passes: a study in the
historical geography of Sibi and Dhader in the Balochistan province of
Pakistan. Quetta : New Quetta Bookstall, v. 1-2 : ill. (some col.), maps.
(1981) Lutyens M. (1979) The Lyttons in India, an account of Lord Lytton’s
Viceroyalty, 1876-1880. John Murry, London.
(1982) MacGregor, C. M., (1995) Central Asia. Part III: A contribution towards
the better knowledge of the topography, ethnography, resources & history of
Belochistan 306pp.
(1983) Mahdavī, M. D. (1963) Ākhirīn mamūrīyat. Tehrān: Chāpkhānah-i
Bahman.232 p. : ill., maps.,(in Persian).
(1984) Manserch, N. (1976-80?) The transfer of power, 1942-7. Her Majesty’s
Stationery Office. London. XII Vols.
(1985) Markwart J.M. (1931) Shahristanhi-i-Eransahr- A catalogue of the
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