Report of Archological Survey Work In the NorthWest Frontier Province and Baluchistan for the Period From January 2nd, 1904 to March 31st, 1905 Classic Reprint

Excerpt from Report of Archæological Survey Work: In the North-West Frontier Province and Baluchistan for the Period From January 2nd, 1904 to March 31st, 1905

2. During my first period of office now under report, my archaeological activity was inevitably limited by the heavy administrative duties entailed in the organization and regular inspection of educational institutions throughout the two Provinces. On the one hand the separation of the Education Depart ment in the north-west Frontier Province from that of the Punjab, which took place upon my assuming charge of the newly created posts, was necessarily attended by a number of initial changes which involved additional labour; on the other hand it also became necessary during this period to take in hand the organization of an Educational Department in Baluchistan, the schools of which had previously not been subject to regular departmental control. The' urgently needed appointment of subordinate officers to assist me in each of the two Provinces could not be secured until near the close of the period under report, and I was thus obliged practically to the close of a second inspection season to carry on single-handed the multifarious and responsible educational duties which in other Provin ces are divided between the Director of Public.

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