In this 1929 work, Stein describes an expedition tracing the route of Alexander the Great's invasion of India in 326 BCE.
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In this highly illustrated 1929 work, archaeologist Aurel Stein describes an expedition to trace the route of Alexander the Great's invasion of India in 326 BCE. Long intrigued by remains showing a blend of Hellenistic and Buddhist art, Stein offers a fascinating account of an ancient clash of civilisations.
Preface; 1. An old transborder goal; 2. The start from Swat; 3. Visits to Buddhist ruins; 4. Welcome by an old friend; 5. Bir-kot and the ruins around it; 6. Alexander's invasion of Swat; 7. Past King Uttarasena's stupa; 8. Ude-gram and its ancient fastness; 9. At the Badshah's capital; 10. Buddhist remains about Saidu and Manglawar; 11. On the way to the Swat Kohistan; 12. The entry into Torwal; 13. To the headwaters of the Swat river; 14. Across the Swat–Indus watershed; 15. Over the Shilkai Pass and down Kana; 16. The ascent to Pir-sar; 17. In search of Aornos; 18. The survey of Pir-sar; 19. The story of Alexander's siege of Aornos; 20. Aornos located on Pir-sar; 21. Ancient remains of Pir-sar and the name of Mount Una; 22. Farewell to an historic site and its story; 23. Through Chakesar and Puran; 24. To Buner and Mount Ilam; 25. Departure from Swat; Index.
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