Caste,tribes & culture of India: Bengal, Bihar and Orissa (Vol.3)

By:

Bahadur, K.P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Ess Ess Pub.; 1977Description: 143p. : illSubject(s):

Tribes India

DDC classification:

307.7 BAH c.2

Summary: The tribes which have been mainly taken up for study in this volume are the Bhuiya, Juang, Bauri, Bagdi, Ho, Bhumij, Munda, Kandh, Kharia, Kochh, Mahili, Oraon and Birhors. The Study of the manners and customs, origin, Tribal structure, Religion & folk-lore have vividly been described in this in depth study of the colourfull region. Perhaps no where else in the World will there be found such a richness of culture or such a wealth of heritage. This study of the tribal Indian sub-continent provides a venture which is fascinating, and that is why it attracted foreigners who have entered into this enchanting panorma right from the beginning. The matter comprised is indispensible and of permanent 'reference' shelf-value for all libraries, institutions or individuals connected with Anthropology, Ethenology, Geography, Human interest, Social Sciences, History and Tourism.

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The tribes which have been mainly taken up for study in this volume are the Bhuiya, Juang, Bauri, Bagdi, Ho, Bhumij, Munda, Kandh, Kharia, Kochh, Mahili, Oraon and Birhors. The Study of the manners and customs, origin, Tribal structure, Religion & folk-lore have vividly been described in this in depth study of the colourfull region. Perhaps no where else in the World will there be found such a richness of culture or such a wealth of heritage. This study of the tribal Indian sub-continent provides a venture which is fascinating, and that is why it attracted foreigners who have entered into this enchanting panorma right from the beginning. The matter comprised is indispensible and of permanent 'reference' shelf-value for all libraries, institutions or individuals connected with Anthropology, Ethenology, Geography, Human interest, Social Sciences, History and Tourism.

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