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Edward Tuite Dalton - Ethnologist and author of Descriptive Ethnology of Bengal (1872), known for his detailed studies of tribal communities in Bengal and Chotanagpur region. He provided extensive descriptions of their physical characteristics, customs, morals, religion, and occupations Mora Ho VS State Of Bihar - Patna.
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Tribals of Chotanagpur - Dalton narrates that the Mundaris initially had no ruler or Raja when they settled in the region now called Chutia Nagpur. His work offers insights into their social structure, culture, and history, emphasizing their self-governance and distinct identity Mora Ho VS State Of Bihar - Patna.
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Ethnological Studies - Dalton's work is considered a significant ethnological resource, especially regarding the Ho tribe, where he discusses their physique, intellect, customs, morals, religion, and traits, contributing to the understanding of tribal diversity in India Mora Ho VS State Of Bihar - Patna.
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Broader Context - His ethnological descriptions are complemented by other works such as R.V.'s The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India, which together provide a comprehensive view of tribal communities in central and eastern India during the 19th century Prakash s/o Prabhurao Kokane VS State of Maharashtra & others - Bombay.
Analysis and Conclusion:
Edward Tuite Dalton's ethnological writings are foundational in documenting the social and cultural aspects of tribal communities like the Mundaris and Ho in Bengal and Chotanagpur. His detailed descriptions help understand their origins, social structures, and customs, highlighting their unique identities within Indian ethnography. His work remains a significant reference for historical and anthropological studies of Indian tribes.
Search Results for "Edward Tuite Dalton"
2000 0 Supreme(Pat) 8 • India - Patna
M.Y.EQBAL, SUDHANSU JYOTI MUKHOPADHAYA, R.A.SHARMA
Now I shall give the brief history of the tribals of Chotanagpur as narrated by Edward Tuite Dalton C.S.I. in his book "Descriptive Ethnology of Bengal", published in 1872. According to the author the Mundaris say that they had no Raja when they first took up the country, now called Chutia Nagpur. ... The learned authority on the Ho is the Ethnology of Bengal, in which Colonel Dalton has described their physique and intellect, their customs and manners, their morals and religion, their occupations and traits, individual ....
2000 0 Supreme(Bom) 209 • India - Bombay
V.K.BARDE, A.S.BAGGA
... 51.In the Book, "Descriptive Ethnology of Bengal", by Edward Tuite Dalton; and "The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India", by R.V.
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