Bathymetrical Survey of the Fresh-Water Lochs of Scotland. Part XII

leading up from Bandar Abbas to the Kerman plateau, and to say whether he considers any of them practicable for a railway except at prohibitive cost, and, roughly speaking, what the length of such a line would be, and what chance there would be of its paying.The PRESIDENT: We must close the discussion now, and leave Major Sykes to give us the information for which Colonel Yates asked him.Before we pass a vote of thanks, I would draw your attention to the fact that in the Tea Room there is an extremely interesting collection.There are bronze ornaments, bronze weapons, and vessels which were found to the west of Kerman, and are the only articles of the Bronze Age which have been found on the Iran plateau.The blue tiles, the embroideries, and the copper-work are also interesting, I now propose a hearty vote of thanks to Major Sykes for his most valuable address, and also for having drawn forth such an extremely interesting discussion.Major SYKES: I would in the first place thank you, sir, for the very kind remarks you have made about me

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