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Journey over the T/hatyrdag, and through the South-eaßernMountains of the Crlmea.

JL/uring the month of May, I made feveral excurfionsfrom Akmetfhet over the Tfhatyrdag, the foot of which is,in a direct line, fcarcely twenty verfts diftant from that place.When viewed from the piain country, this is the higheftmount in the Crimea.

The white and recent calcareous mountains, which extendalong the Belbek as far as Albat, are, in their breadth fromthe river Katfha to Beeya-Sala, fituated between the riversSalgir and Alma. They are narrower than the ancient emi-

vol. ii. b b nences;