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Jamkanali (A Village Restudy)
New Delhi, Government of India Press, (1989). orig.wrappers. 30x21cm, xi,100,(21)pp, Census of India 1981 Series 4 - Bihar, Pt. X - C: Survey Report on Selected Villages. 2 maps, 21pp photo illus.. Hinge tears,spine chipped,last 30pp corners rumpled,Good
¶ Includes textual tables, 2 maps + 21 single-side pp of photo illustrations.Study of a tribal village on the bank of the Salpatra river inhabited by Santals & Maraiyas, situated in Pakur subdivision of Sahebhanj district, 93km north of Jamkanali, Bihar state. Details physical characteristics of the village, economy,social & cultural life. Publisher's colophon on rear cover reads: "PRG 22.81 (Bihar) - 300 - 1989 (DSK II)" [ie: published in an edition of 300 copies]
¶ Includes textual tables, 2 maps + 21 single-side pp of photo illustrations.Study of a tribal village on the bank of the Salpatra river inhabited by Santals & Maraiyas, situated in Pakur subdivision of Sahebhanj district, 93km north of Jamkanali, Bihar state. Details physical characteristics of the village, economy,social & cultural life. Publisher's colophon on rear cover reads: "PRG 22.81 (Bihar) - 300 - 1989 (DSK II)" [ie: published in an edition of 300 copies]
Expatriate Bookshop of DenmarkProfessional sellerBook number: BOOKS002709I
USD 57.00 [Appr.: EURO 52.5 | £UK 45 | JP¥ 8876]
Keywords: Bihar, Census of India, Village sociology, Social statistics, Social geography, Demography, Population, Social anthropology, Santal people, Jamkanali
Carpet Craft of Obra Village [Bihar, Handicraft Survey Report]
Delhi, Controller of Publications, (1989). orig. boards. 30x21cm, (6),100,(29)p, Series: Census of India-1981. Series 4: Bihar. Part X-D.. 29pp photoplates. Some wear. Corners rubbed. Good.
¶ Includes folding map + 29 single-side photoplates throughout text. Printer's colophon published on rear cover reads: "PRG 21.81 (BIHAR) - 300 - 1989 ( DSK II)" [ie: published in an edition of 300 copies]. An in-depth study of the carpet-weaving craft of Obra village (Aurangabad district, Bihar state) detailing history of origin & development of the craft, craftsmen in their rural setting, process of learning,manufacturing process, marketing, craft & employment.
¶ Includes folding map + 29 single-side photoplates throughout text. Printer's colophon published on rear cover reads: "PRG 21.81 (BIHAR) - 300 - 1989 ( DSK II)" [ie: published in an edition of 300 copies]. An in-depth study of the carpet-weaving craft of Obra village (Aurangabad district, Bihar state) detailing history of origin & development of the craft, craftsmen in their rural setting, process of learning,manufacturing process, marketing, craft & employment.
Expatriate Bookshop of DenmarkProfessional sellerBook number: BOOKS001834I
USD 59.00 [Appr.: EURO 54.25 | £UK 46.5 | JP¥ 9187]
Keywords: Indian Ethnology, traditional crafts, Sociology, Anthropology, Census of India, Bihar, Handloom weaving, Obra Carpets, Carpet weaving
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