The Tribal Women of IndiaSundeep Prakashan, 1978 - 163 Seiten |
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... fact , the ultimate sense , military leadership is not inherent ; it depends on traits that can be develo- ped and upon the application of principles and techniques that can be learned If the Nagas are trained in a military atmosphere ...
... fact , the ultimate sense , military leadership is not inherent ; it depends on traits that can be develo- ped and upon the application of principles and techniques that can be learned If the Nagas are trained in a military atmosphere ...
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... fact , of her having had an intercourse . In fact , a Sema girl is watched closely till her marriage . In Memi clans , girls are treated in a liberal way . They are neither watched like a Sema girl nor given freedom like AO girls . It ...
... fact , of her having had an intercourse . In fact , a Sema girl is watched closely till her marriage . In Memi clans , girls are treated in a liberal way . They are neither watched like a Sema girl nor given freedom like AO girls . It ...
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... fact , quite outspoken . They wear printed silk or cotton saris and scarves . Due to their love for colourful clothes with varying designs , weaving has become a highly developed art in this region . These tribal women are so fond of ...
... fact , quite outspoken . They wear printed silk or cotton saris and scarves . Due to their love for colourful clothes with varying designs , weaving has become a highly developed art in this region . These tribal women are so fond of ...
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The Gaddi Women | 1 |
The Women of Kinnaur | 10 |
The Gujjar Women | 17 |
Urheberrecht | |
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Angami anthropologists Aryan Assam Bastar beauty Bhil Bhopalpatnam Brahman Brahmaur bride bridegroom brothers called caste ceremony Chamba Chamba district child clans cloth colour common culture customs dance dancers daughter deities Dhangars Dhumkuria district divorce Eastern Naga enemy father feet festival forest Gaddi woman Garos Ghotul girl goats Gond gotra Gujjars hand head head-hunting hills Himachal Pradesh Himalayas Hindu Hindu-Kush husband India Jagdalpur Jaunsar-Bawar Jaunsaris Kaling Kangra Karmu Kashmir Khasas Khasis Kinners Lahulis language Lepchas live Lower Kugti Maharaja Manipur marriage marry mother Muria Naga tribes Nagaland neighbours night Oraon ornaments Panda Baijnath Pangi Panji party Phulmu polyandry primitive Puja pujari race Raja Rajputs Ranju region Santal Santal women savages says Sema shepherd Shiva shrine Sikkim Singh sister social song spear tehi thakur ghar Tibetans tion tribal women Upper Kugti valley Vedic village warrior wear wife worship young