A.—_Eastern Route from Tawát to Mabrúk, and thence to Timbúktu._

N.B.—The route proceeds from Aúlef in Tidíkelt, which is situated one

short day from Ákabli (this is the right accent), and three days from

Ínsala or ʿAín Sálah, the distance between Ákabli and the latter place

being about the same.

2nd day. Teríshumín, a well.

4th. Derím.

7th. Ínzíze, a well. As far as this point, the route follows a course a

little E. of S. (evidently in the direction of Gógó), but from this

point onwards S.W.—The syllable “ín,” or “ʿin,” seems to be the old

Berber-Semitic form for “ʿaín.”

14th. Índenán, a well, having crossed the desert tract called

Tanezrúfet.

17th. Ín-tabórak; the last stage is only half a day’s march.

19th. Moila.

22nd. Taunant; the last stage is half a day’s march.

24th. Mabrúk.

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