A Journey in Southern Siberia, by Jeremiah Curtin, [1909]
| Portrait of the Author | Frontispiece |
| FACING | PAGE |
| Irkutsk, Siberia | 18 |
| Post Station at Elantsin | 24 |
| Our Traveling Carriage while Making the Buriat Journey | 24 |
| Baggage and Provisions of Convicts | 40 |
| Convicts Passing through the Village of Usturdi | 40 |
| Group of Convicts Resting and Lunching | 42 |
| Buriat Wedding | 42 |
| People Assembled for the Horse Sacrifice | 46 |
| Stone Altars on the Hill of Sacrifice | 48 |
| I. Horse Sacrifice | 50 |
| II. Horse Sacrifice | 50 |
| III. Horse Sacrifice | 52 |
| IV. Horse Sacrifice | 52 |
| V. Horse Sacrifice | 54 |
| VI. Horse Sacrifice | 54 |
| Convict Prison at a Post Station | 68 |
| Buriat Women in Full Dress | 68 |
| House where we Boarded on Olkhon Island | 72 |
| The Only Russian Church in Olkhon | 72 |
| Arkokoff, his Wife, Son, and Son's Wife | 80 |
| Lazareff and his Relatives | 80 |
| Kongoroff and his Wife | 84 |
| Andrei Mihailovitch, Mikiloff and his Young Wife | 84 |
| Manshut | 88 |
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| FACING | PAGE |
| Buriat Young Lady, Island of Olkhon | 88 |
| Ram, Sacrificed as an Offering | 100 |
| Bones of the Ram, Left to Rot and Fall | 100 |
| Tea from China, Coming from Kiakhta to the Railroad in Irkutsk | 106 |
| Buriat Watch Dog | 106 |
| Andrei Mihailovitch's Field Ongons | 120 |
| Field Ongons | 124 |
| Field Ongons, Church in which the Author Spent Three Days, and Group of Houses and Russian Store Mentioned on Page 72 | 128 |
| Vassya, his Father, and the Author | 142 |
| Drying Fuel—Cow Droppings—Island of Olkhon | 158 |
| Church near a Post Station on the Road to Lake Baikal | 158 |
| Our Buriat Friends in the Sacred Island of Olkhon | 176 |
| Russian Exile and Two Buriat Shamans | 194 |
| The Author's Carriage | 194 |
| Village of Alaguersk-rod in Siberia | 214 |
| A Group of Unmarried Mongol Women or Young Ladies in Usturdi | 214 |
| Gods which Guard the House from the Outside, Olkhon Island | 236 |
| Buriat Gods, or Representations of their Gods | 236 |
| Buriat Household Gods | 258 |
| Contents of "God Bags" | 258 |
| Buriats—Husband and Wife in the Hayfield | 282 |
| Representations of Buriat Gods | 282 |