The Tribal Women of IndiaSundeep Prakashan, 1978 - 163 Seiten |
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... Hindu - Kush , Kashmir , and in the colonies bearing similar root names in the hill area extending from Kashmir to Nepal . There is a theory that after an early swram of Indo - Aryans had occupied the mountainous region of the south of ...
... Hindu - Kush , Kashmir , and in the colonies bearing similar root names in the hill area extending from Kashmir to Nepal . There is a theory that after an early swram of Indo - Aryans had occupied the mountainous region of the south of ...
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... Hindu - Kush and the moun- tainous tracts to the south , and in the Western Punjab there was a group of tribes , one of which was called Khasa , which were looked upon as Khastriyas of Aryan origin . These spoke a langu- age closely ...
... Hindu - Kush and the moun- tainous tracts to the south , and in the Western Punjab there was a group of tribes , one of which was called Khasa , which were looked upon as Khastriyas of Aryan origin . These spoke a langu- age closely ...
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... Hindu - Kush , whence the invaders came to India . " ' " It has been suggested by Mayne that the Indo- Aryans adopted their polyandrous customs from the aboriginees or from neighbouring polyand- rous pepole . ' If this latter contention ...
... Hindu - Kush , whence the invaders came to India . " ' " It has been suggested by Mayne that the Indo- Aryans adopted their polyandrous customs from the aboriginees or from neighbouring polyand- rous pepole . ' If this latter contention ...
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The Gaddi Women | 1 |
The Women of Kinnaur | 10 |
The Gujjar Women | 17 |
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