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Road construction at Karakorum Highway by Chinese labourer, working under rough conditions, , Pakistan, South Asia Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-road-construction-at-karakorum-highway-by-chinese-labourer-working-48677105.htmlRMCR5C41–Road construction at Karakorum Highway by Chinese labourer, working under rough conditions, , Pakistan, South Asia
Kharkhorin Erdene Zuu Monastery Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/kharkhorin-erdene-zuu-monastery-image363347236.htmlRM2C33W30–Kharkhorin Erdene Zuu Monastery
Scientific American Volume 88 Number 10 (March 1903) . nwayse x p e d ition,which in 1892climbed amountain i nthe Karakor-am Himalayas22,600 feethigh. Mr. W.Graham in1883 claimedto have as-cended Kabru(24,015 feet),but his claimi s generally disallowed. The new expedition, which has juststarted for the Himalayas, is under the direction ofMr. Eckenstein. Very few details regarding the planof operations can be ascertained, but it is known thatMr. Eckenstein and his companions have set beforethemselves the task of ascending to the loftiest peakof the two highest mountains not only in the Hima-lay Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/scientific-american-volume-88-number-10-march-1903-nwayse-x-p-e-d-itionwhich-in-1892climbed-amountain-i-nthe-karakor-am-himalayas22600-feethigh-mr-wgraham-in1883-claimedto-have-as-cended-kabru24015-feetbut-his-claimi-s-generally-disallowed-the-new-expedition-which-has-juststarted-for-the-himalayas-is-under-the-direction-ofmr-eckenstein-very-few-details-regarding-the-planof-operations-can-be-ascertained-but-it-is-known-thatmr-eckenstein-and-his-companions-have-set-beforethemselves-the-task-of-ascending-to-the-loftiest-peakof-the-two-highest-mountains-not-only-in-the-hima-lay-image342698104.htmlRM2AWF6X0–Scientific American Volume 88 Number 10 (March 1903) . nwayse x p e d ition,which in 1892climbed amountain i nthe Karakor-am Himalayas22,600 feethigh. Mr. W.Graham in1883 claimedto have as-cended Kabru(24,015 feet),but his claimi s generally disallowed. The new expedition, which has juststarted for the Himalayas, is under the direction ofMr. Eckenstein. Very few details regarding the planof operations can be ascertained, but it is known thatMr. Eckenstein and his companions have set beforethemselves the task of ascending to the loftiest peakof the two highest mountains not only in the Hima-lay
