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Page 122
... tribes of different languages and cultures . At most , some tribes might form ephemeral confederations for warfare against a common enemy . Certain close relations sometimes existed between groups of diverse origin , especially through ...
... tribes of different languages and cultures . At most , some tribes might form ephemeral confederations for warfare against a common enemy . Certain close relations sometimes existed between groups of diverse origin , especially through ...
Page 127
... tribe into several social groups or clans is found both in matrilineal tribes like the Garo and Khasi of Megha- laya and in patrilineal tribes like the Nāga , the Munda , the Santal , the Bhil , and the Gond . Some tribes of south- ern ...
... tribe into several social groups or clans is found both in matrilineal tribes like the Garo and Khasi of Megha- laya and in patrilineal tribes like the Nāga , the Munda , the Santal , the Bhil , and the Gond . Some tribes of south- ern ...
Page 129
... tribes such as the Birhor in Bihār , the Chenchu in Andhra Pradesh , the Juang in Orissa , the Kadar in Kera- la , and the Paliyan and Paniyans in Tamil Nadu depend on the forest as their primary source of food . The tribes of the Assam ...
... tribes such as the Birhor in Bihār , the Chenchu in Andhra Pradesh , the Juang in Orissa , the Kadar in Kera- la , and the Paliyan and Paniyans in Tamil Nadu depend on the forest as their primary source of food . The tribes of the Assam ...
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