The Tribal Women of IndiaSundeep Prakashan, 1978 - 163 Seiten |
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... Santal women wear something like a sari that covers the upper part of their body also . They do not wear any jacket or blouse . There are nearly twelve different groups among the Santals and each group has its own customs . They are ...
... Santal women wear something like a sari that covers the upper part of their body also . They do not wear any jacket or blouse . There are nearly twelve different groups among the Santals and each group has its own customs . They are ...
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... Santal men and women have a lot of affection with their children . When the Santal mother goes to a fair or to the fields , she invariably takes her child with her . If the child falls ill , the mother consults the witch doctor . They ...
... Santal men and women have a lot of affection with their children . When the Santal mother goes to a fair or to the fields , she invariably takes her child with her . If the child falls ill , the mother consults the witch doctor . They ...
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... women There are different opinions on the status of Santal women . Some Anthropologists have re- marked that they are looked upon as mere chattel . But Dr. Biswas and Rev P. O. Bodding say that the Santal women have an important place ...
... women There are different opinions on the status of Santal women . Some Anthropologists have re- marked that they are looked upon as mere chattel . But Dr. Biswas and Rev P. O. Bodding say that the Santal women have an important place ...
Inhalt
The Gaddi Women | 1 |
The Women of Kinnaur | 10 |
The Gujjar Women | 17 |
Urheberrecht | |
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