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Books and Journals on North Pakistan

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  1. ALDER, G. J.
    British India's Northern Frontier.

  2. Baart, Joan L.G & Sagar, Muhammad Zaman.
    THE GAWRI LANGUAGE OF KALAM AND DIR KOHISTAN.

  3. Bangash, Yaqoob Khan.
    A Princely Affair-Accession and Integration of Princely States of Pakistan 1947-1955.

  4. Barrow, E. G.
    GAZETTEER OF THE EASTERN HINDU KUSH.

  5. Barth, Fredrik.
    Indus and Swat Kohistan–an ethnographic survey.

  6. Barth, Fredrik.
    Ecologic Relationships of Ethnic Groups in Swat, North Pakistan.

  7. Bashir, Elena L.
    A Khowar-English glossary.

  8. Bashir, Elena L.
    Topics in Kalasha Syntax: An Areal and Typological Perspective.

  9. Bellew, H. W.
    Kashmir and Kashghar. A narrative of the journey of the embassy to Kashghar in 1873-74

  10. Bonvalot, Gabriel.
    Through the Heart of Asia: Over the Pamïr to India.

  11. Cacopardo, Agusto.
    Are the Kalasha really of Greek origin?

  12. Cacopardo, Agusto.
    A World In-between:
    The Pre-Islamic Cultures of the Hindu Kush

  13. Cacopardo, Alberto.
    Some Findings of Archaeological, Historical and Ethnographical Interest in Chitral

  14. Cacopardo, Alberto& Augusto.
    The Other Kalasha
    A Survey of Kalashamun-Speaking People in Southern Chitral
    Part III: Jinjeret Kuh and the Problem of Kalasha Origins

  15. Cacopardo, Alberto. M .
    Fence of Peristan - The Islamization of the "Kafirs" and Their Domestication .

  16. Cacopardo & Cacopardo .
    Gates of Peristan
    History, Religion and Society in the Hindu Kush .

  17. Cacopardo & Cacopardo .
    Unknown Peoples of Southern Chitral: Part I: The Dameli.

  18. Cacopardo & Cacopardo .
    The Kalasha (Pakistan) Winter Solstice Festival.

  19. Caroe, Olaf, sir.
    The Pathans, 500 B.C. to 1957.

  20. Chohan, Amar Singh.
    The Gilgit Agency 1877-1935

  21. Clark, John.
    Hunza: The Lost Kingdom

  22. Cockerill, R.W.
    Pioneer Exploration in Hunza and Chitral.

  23. Dani, A. H.
    Shah Rais Khan's History of Gilgit .

  24. Dani, A. H.
    History of the Northern Areas of Pakistan.

  25. Decker, Kendall D.
    Languages of Chitral

  26. Duthie, J.F.
    The Botany of Chitral Relief

  27. Drew, Fredrick.
    The Northern Barrier of India

  28. Grierson, Sir. G. A.
    Linguistic Survey of India Vol. VIII. Part II. Dardic or Pisacha Languages

  29. Harris, John.
    Much Sounding of Bugles
    The Siege of Chitral, 1895.

  30. Holzwarth, Wolfgang.
    Sources of Gilgit, Hunza and Nager History (1500–1800) and Comments on the Oral Roots of Local Historiography.

  31. Holzwarth, Wolfgang.
    Change in Pre-Colonial Times: An evaluation of sources on the Karakorum and Eastern Hindukush regions (from 1500 to 1800).

  32. Holzwarth, Wolfgang.
    Chitral History,1540-1660: Comments on sources and Historiography.

  33. Ihsanali,Cathybatt,Robinconingham& Ruthyoung
    New exploration in the Chitral Valley, Pakistan: an extension ofthe Gandharan Grave culture

  34. Jettmar, Karl.
    The Religions of the Hindukush, Vol-I

  35. Jettmar, Karl.
    Pertoglyphs as Evidence for Religious Configuration.

  36. Johnes, Schuyler
    The Political Organization of the Kam Kafirs

  37. Keay, John.
    The Gilgit Game–Explorers of the Western Himalayas 1865-95

  38. Keay, John
    When Men and Mountains Meet
    Explorers of the Western Himalayas 1820-75

  39. Knight, E.F.
    Where Three Empires Meet.

  40. Kruetzmann, H.
    The Chitral Triangle
    Rise and Decline of Trans-Montane Central Asia Trade 1895-1935.

  41. Leitner, W. G.
    Dardistan in 1866, 1886 and 1896.

  42. Leitner, W. G.
    Languages and Races of Dardistan (1878).

  43. Lines, Maureen.
    Beyond the North-West Frontier
    Travels in the Hindu Kush and Karakoram.

  44. Lockhart And Woodthorpe .
    Gilgit Mission 1885-86

  45. Loude, Jean-Yves.
    Kalash Solistice

  46. Lorimer, D. L. R.
    Folk Tales of Hunza

  47. Lorimer, E. O.
    Language Hunting in the Karakoram

  48. Lutfur Rehman
    Durand Agreement: Its Ipact on Bajour, Chitral, Dir and Swat.

  49. Maggi,Wynne.
    Our Women Are Free- Gender and Ethnicity in the Hindukush.

  50. Maraini,Fosco.
    Where Four Worlds Meet.

  51. Maraini,Fosco.
    A Roman Flag on Mount Saraghrar

  52. Morgensierne, G.
    The Spring Festival of the Kalash Kafirs.

  53. Munnings, David.
    Towards a Sociolinguistic Profile of the Khowar Language.

  54. Naess, Arne.
    The Norwegian Himalaya Expedition- Tirichmir

  55. Raverty, H.G.
    Notes on Kafiristan

  56. Robertson, W.R.
    An Official Account of the Chitral Expedition, 1895

  57. Rose, Carol.
    Songs of the Kalash

  58. Schomberg, R.C.F.
    Between Indus and Oxus.

  59. Schomberg, R.C.F.
    Kafirs and Glaciers-Travels in Chitral

  60. Schomberg, R.C.F.
    Unknown Karakoram

  61. Scott, I.D.
    Notes on Chitral

  62. Translated by Solvi & Richard Bateson
    The Norwegian Himalaya Expedition--Tirich Mir

  63. Staley, John.
    Words For My Brother
    Travels Between the Hindu Kush and the Himalayas

  64. Thamson, H.C.
    The Chitral Campaign;
    a Narrative of Events in Chitral, Swat and Bajour.

  65. Waller, Derek.
    The Pundiths
    British Exploration of Tibet and Central Asia

  66. Younghusband, Sir Francis
    The Heart Of A Continent

  67. Zahir, Muhammad.
    The Chinese in Chitral: The Finding and Context of Tang Dynasty Coins at Gankoreneotek – Singoor Cemetery, District Chitral, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Pakistan

  68. دیوان بابا سیر
    ترجمہ: مولا نگاہ

  69. مختصر تاریخ جموں و کشمیر
    حشمت اللہ

  70. ٗجائزہ لسانیات ہند و ما بعد
    حافظ صفوان محمد
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