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006121
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Great Britain, Greenwood Press, 2000.
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x, 282pRed Spine
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Endangered Peoples Of The World
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Anthropologists and area scholars profile 14 endangered cultures of the region, from the Kubu of Central Sumatra in Indonesia to the Ainu of Japan. They report from their own field work about such issues as the impact of tourism, the prohibition of whaling, and dislocation due to nuclear testing. Each account is followed by questions and lists of published literature, films, and videos, and organizations.
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1 Identities, Ecologies, Rights, and Futures: All Endangered Leslie E. Sponsel
2 The Ainu of Japan Richard Siddle
3 The Akha of the Southwest China Borderlands Cornelia Ann Kammerer
4 The Amis of Taiwan Hsiang-mei Cheng
5 The Ayukawa-hama Community of Japan Masami Iwasaki-Goodman
6 The Batak of the Philippines James F. Eder
7 The Batek of Malaysia Kirk Endicott
8 The Bulusu' of East Kalimantan, Indonesia George N. Appell
9 The Karen of Burma and Thailand Yoko Hayami and Susan M. Darlington
10 The Kubu of Central Sumatra, Indonesia Gerard A. Persoon
11 The Okinawans of the Ryukyu Islands James E. Roberson
12 The Rungus Dusun of Sabah, Malaysia George N. Appell
13 The Semai of Malaysia Robert K. Dentan
14 The Uyghur of China Dru C. Gladney
15 The Yi of China Margaret Byrne Swain
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031330646X Hb.
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 006603 | 305.8/SPO | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | Reference |
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018958
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California, Apsara Media for Intercultural Education, 2004.
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42 min approxGreen Spine
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This 42-minute documentary chronicles a one-week malunga training camp held at Desert Coursers Nature Resort in Zainabad, Gujarat in February 2003. Prior research by the Jairazbhoys had revealed that fewer than ten Sidis (African Indians) could still play the instrument, all of them elderly. The purpose of the camp was to bring together some of these elders to teach the basic techniques of malunga construction and performance to 16 Sidi youths, selected from different parts of Gujarat.
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1880519283 1 DVD.
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| N00195 | 305.8/SID | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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018957
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Bhuj, Bharatiya Sanskriti Darshan Museum, 2002.
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27 min approxYellow Spine
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Sidis are descendants of Africans who travelled across the Indian Ocean from East Africa over the last millennium or more. Gujarati Sidis are Sufi Muslim devotees of the African merchant-saint, Gori Pir. In their sacred songs, they credit Gori Pir with bringing the gift of joy (mauj/lehra) from the waves (mauj/lehra) of the sea. Sharing this sacred gift by cheering and healing the suffering souls who come to their shrines is their divine calling. The joyous energy of these African-Indian sounds recently thrilled audiences in England and Wales during the first Sidi tour abroad. These unique field recordings by UCLA ethnomusicologists Amy and Nazir Jairazbhoy were made in collaboration with Abdul Hamid Sidi and the Sidi community during their survey of Sidi shrines in Gujarat in 1999-2002. Proceeds benefit Sidi education projects in Gujarat.
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Naqqara drumming - 7.25 min
Jamnagar Baithi Damal (seated damal) 'Aval Nabiyo' - 9.03 min
Gondal Khari Damal (danced damal) - 9.57 min
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1 DVD.
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| N00183 | 305.8/SID | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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007359
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India, Mapin Publishing Pvt. Ltd., 1996.
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144pCream Spine
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Living
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This book brings to you, for the first time, the exciting world of Madhya Pradesh's many tribes. Interwoven with their myths and legends, and illustrated with stunning colour visuals and with line drawings, here are the textiles and the tattoos, the stonework and the carvings, the totems and the ritual terracottas of the many tribes explained by scholars whose work has led them to spend half a life time with these people. Very well illustrated.
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Aarambh: Introduction - Aashi Manohar
Paashaan: Stone - Mushtak Khan
Maati: Terracotta - Vasant Nirgune
Kaathi: Wood - Ashok Tiwari
Sachay: Combs, Pouches and Basketry - Niranjan Mahawar
Dhaatu: Metal - Aashi Manohar
Chitraankan: Tribal Painting - Mushtak Khan
Alankaar: Jewellery and Tattooing - Niranjan Mahawar
Vasan: Tribal Textiles - Rta Kapoor
Utsav: Fairs and Festivals - O.P.Mehra
Bibliography
Glossary
Acknowledgements
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8185822409 Hb.
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| 007763 | 745.0954/SHA | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | Reference |
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025925
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Chennai, Tara Books Pvt.Ltd., 2018.
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52pGrey spine
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The Kadars are a small indigenous community in south India. Even though they no longer live deep in the forest, they still walk its paths every day. For them, walking is a way of knowing, not just a way of getting from place to place. This is the story of a Kadar elder who takes a young urban visitor through the tangled woods that make up his ancient home. The book captures an urban nature lover's experience of learning from a forest-dweller and is illustrated to bring alive the dark richness of an Indian tropical forest.
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9788193448557 Pb.
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| 023617 | 577.309548/RAM | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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018959
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UK, Discovery Communications, 2006.
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180 min approxGreen Spine
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World's lost tribes
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Extreme travelers Mark Anstice and Olly Steeds embark on a unique expedition into one of the most remote rainforests on earth. Their mission: to track down and live with the remarkable Kombai tribe, a people whose existence was discovered only 25 years ago and whose ways have changed little since the Stone Age. Totally immersing themselves in this very different world for three months, Mark and Olly attempt to survive as the Kombai do, even if it means being attacked by ferocious warriors, eating huge maggots, living in a tree house and wearing grass skirts. From beginning to end, experience the highs and lows of this intrepid pair's fascinating quest to survive the rigors of rainforest life, and go behind-the-scenes for a candid and surprising look at the Kombai tribe.
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5060162450704 2 DVDs.
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| N00188 | 305.8/WOR | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | |
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