Verrier Elwin, philanthropologist : selected writings
Material type: TextPublication details: Shillong North eastern hill university 1989Description: 385 pISBN: 0195624092Subject(s): Manners and customs | India | ethnology | Elwin, Verrier, 1902-1964 | Scheduled tribes in IndiaDDC classification: 306.0954 Summary: This book contains eighteen pieces written by Verrier Elwin which cover a wide variety of subjects. The first two pieces are autobiographical. Of the rest, some are about tribal culture while other chapters are on tribal art, tribal folk-songs, and myths. One entire chapter is devoted to Nagaland. There is a plate section of nineteen black and white photographs, mostly taken by Elwin himself.Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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BK | Stack | 306.0954 ELW/P (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | Available | 53409 |
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This book contains eighteen pieces written by Verrier Elwin which cover a wide variety of subjects. The first two pieces are autobiographical. Of the rest, some are about tribal culture while other chapters are on tribal art, tribal folk-songs, and myths. One entire chapter is devoted to Nagaland. There is a plate section of nineteen black and white photographs, mostly taken by Elwin himself.
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