The Ethnographic Survey of Baluchistan, edited by Denys Bray, I.C.S., is a seminal collection of detailed ethnographic reports on the peoples and tribes of Baluchistan. Based on first-hand information, administrative records, and the work of British officers and local informants, the volume provides a systematic account of the history, social organization, customs, and traditions of major tribal groups in the region.

Volume I covers the Mari Baloch, Khetran Baloch, Mandokhel Pathans, and Dumar Pathans, offering valuable insights into their origins, genealogies, territorial distribution, political relations, economy, and way of life. The work remains an indispensable reference for students of the history, anthropology, and politics of Balochistan and the broader frontier region.