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The young maidens adorn their hair with duck feathers , tucked behind the ears . Love for jewellery They love jewellery which is a symbol of pros- perity too . The common ornaments are chaunk , chiri , clip , pher bali , jhumkas ...
The young maidens adorn their hair with duck feathers , tucked behind the ears . Love for jewellery They love jewellery which is a symbol of pros- perity too . The common ornaments are chaunk , chiri , clip , pher bali , jhumkas ...
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There are small houses built for the young girls who invite their boy friends and sleep with them . There is no collective songs or dances but embracing and kissing . The AO Nagas have morals different than those of their neighbour ...
There are small houses built for the young girls who invite their boy friends and sleep with them . There is no collective songs or dances but embracing and kissing . The AO Nagas have morals different than those of their neighbour ...
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... when the devil of sickness sees these leaves he passes on , leaving the inmates untouched . They have also another Judaic cus- tom : a young man has to serve in his intended father - in - law's house for two or three years before ...
... when the devil of sickness sees these leaves he passes on , leaving the inmates untouched . They have also another Judaic cus- tom : a young man has to serve in his intended father - in - law's house for two or three years before ...
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The Gaddi Women | 1 |
The Women of Kinnaur | 10 |
The Gujjar Women | 17 |
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According Angami Aryan beauty become believed better Bhil Brahman bride brothers called carry caste ceremony chief child clans cloth colour common culture customs dance daughter district Eastern enemy fact father feet festival fields follow forest Gaddi girl give given Gods goes Gond Gujjars hand happy hard head hills hold husband important India interesting Khasas kill Kinners known Kugti land language leave Lepchas live looks Lower Manipur marriage marry means meet mother Muria Naga nature never night observe Oraon origin party performed persons polyandry practice Pradesh present primitive race Rajputs range region Santal savages says sister social society song spear spirit status thakur tion tribal tribes usually valley village wear whole wife woman women worship young
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | The Tribal Women of India |
| Autor/in | Shyam Singh Shashi |
| Verlag | Sundeep Prakashan, 1978 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 13. Dez. 2006 |
| Länge | 163 Seiten |
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