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Foreword
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Hugh van Skyhawk
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vii-xii
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The German Hindu Kush Expediton (DHE) 1955–1956
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Georg Buddruss and Peter Snoy
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1-15
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Reflections on the Islamisation of Kafiristan in Oral Tradition
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Georg Buddruss
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16-35
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The Rites of the Winter Solstice among the Kalash of Bumburet
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Peter Snoy
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36-64
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Petroglyphs as Evidence of Religious Configurations?
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Karl Jettmar†
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65-147
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Burushaski – Destinies of a Central Asian Language Remnant
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Hermann Berger†
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148-168
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Status Culture of the Kalasha Kafirs
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Max Klimburg
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169-195
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Karl Jettmar – Experiences and Reminiscenses
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Max Klimburg
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196-210
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Artificial Glaciers: Trajectories of Idea and Practice
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Elena Bashir
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211-241
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Golden Gilgit – A Poem in the Shina of Gilgit
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Almuth Degener
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242-253
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Old Forts In Harban: Settlement and Islamization in Indus Kohistan
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Jürgen Wasim Frembgen
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254-260
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Narratives of Blood Enmity in Indus Kohistan
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Ruth Laila Schmidt and Mohammad Manzar Zarin
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261-296
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Goat-Sacrifice to a Dardic Genius Loci
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Hugh van Skyhawk
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297-307
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Betwixt and between Roles and Locales – Fieldwork Experiences in Chilas, Northern Pakistan
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Azam Chaudhary
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308-335
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Dying Traditions: Decorated Wooden Coffins in Tangir and Darel
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Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro
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336-347
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Karl Jettmar (1918–2002)
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Harald Hauptmann
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347-359
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Hermann Berger (1926–2005)
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Heinrich von Stietencron
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360-368
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Ahmad Hasan Dani (1920–2009)
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Hugh van Skyhawk
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369-371
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