... are monographs describing one or another aspect of tribal life, several volumes of folk tales, and two novels, deal with various aboriginal groups in the area, principally the Gonds, Baigas, Agarias, Bondos, Murias, Marias, and the Juangs. In this latest work of a productive career, Elwin adds the Saoras...

... aboriginal groups in the area, principally the Gonds, Baigas, Agarias, Bondos, Murias, Marias, and the Juangs. In this latest work of a productive career, Elwin adds the Saoras to the list. Linguistically members of the Munda family, the Saoras have a fairly wide distribution in Orissa, Madras, Madhya...

..., must surely have some of its most vital roots in the Saora scheme of interpersonal relations. It should be pointed out, in conclusion, that there is no comparable study of the religion of any Indian group at what is sometimes called the village level, nothing in fact which approaches this volume...

..., among perhaps more tribes than any other modern fieldworker in South Asia. From 1935 to 1976 ten collections of folklore were published (some posthumously), as well as twelve ethnographies of largely unstudied tribal groups: the Baiga, Agaria, Maria, Muria, Bondo, Saora, and Nagas. And this by no means...

..., among perhaps more tribes than any other modern fieldworker in South Asia. From 1935 to 1976 ten collections of folklore were published (some posthumously), as well as twelve ethnographies of largely unstudied tribal groups: the Baiga, Agaria, Maria, Muria, Bondo, Saora, and Nagas. And this by no means...

..., Basho places himself outside and between this structural mode and that of the layman. He takes on the "statusless status" (and also the role of critic of structure) that Turner saw in the shamans of Saora. In extreme cases, such as the acceptance of the shaman's vocation among the Saora of Middle India...

..../Aug. 1961), journal of medical research 50 (Sept. 1962), 23-28. 800-803. TRIPATHY, K. C. Middle-phalangeal hair among DAS, BHUBAN M. Affinities of the Pnar in respect the Saoras of Puri, Orissa. EA 16 (May 1963), of finger-prints. Journal of the University of 133-137. Gauhati 12, no. 2 (1961), 25-34...

..., NITYANANDA and B. CHOWDHURY. Economy cutta) 5 (Sept. 1964), 337-348. of a Saora ceremony. Vanyajati 12 (Jan. 1964), DAS, KUNJABIHARI. The plant in Orissan folklore. 17-24. Folk-lore (Calcutta) 5 (May 1964), 187-196. DASGUPTA, P. C. A Saga of the green mantle. Folk-lore (Calcutta) 5 (Aug. 1964), 293-298...

... mortality in India 1947-63. Se- 11432. TRIPATHI, K. C. A note on finger prints of ries I, Calcutta city. Indian journal of public the Saora (Lanjia) of Orissa. Eastern anthro- health 11 (April 1967), 51-57. pologist 20, no. 1 (Jan./April 1967), 69-70. 11448. CHANDRASEKHAR, S. India's population: Demography...

...- With a foreword by V. K. Appandarajan. ways. Indian Cooperative Review Vol. Ill, Madras, Palaniappa Bros. [1964] iv, 321 p. No. 3 (April 1966), 968-972. DAS, HARISH CHANDRA. The traditional occupa- Articles tion of the Saoras of Siripur. Orissa Historical Research Journal Vol. XI, No. 3 (1962), 178- ASTHANA, M. S...