The Ao Naga tribe of Assam:/ William C Smith.
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TextPublication details: New Delhi. Mittal Publications; 2009.Edition: 2009Description: 244 p . ; hardbound 14x22cmDDC classification: - 23 954.162004914 SMI
Contents:
1. Habitat and general characteristics of the people
2. Personal appearance and artificial adornments
3. Domestic life
4. Social organization
5. Religion and magic
6. The place of the Ao nagas in the human family
7. Changes through contacts with more advanced peoples
8. Conclusion
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1. Habitat and general characteristics of the people
2. Personal appearance and artificial adornments
3. Domestic life
4. Social organization
5. Religion and magic
6. The place of the Ao nagas in the human family
7. Changes through contacts with more advanced peoples
8. Conclusion
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