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Traditional fishing tackle — Many of these are mainly made up of bamboo at Mendha and from synthetic material at Khursa. Following types of indigenous fishing instruments has been documented from both villages,DhiriReported from Mendha, this is a rectangular trap of bamboo… … Wikipedia
Traditional conservation practices in India — India has deep (Pawar, 2003. Pers. Comm.). These beliefs have been studied among Gond.MiscellaneousThose practices, which do not fit in the above standard categories, are included under this heading. = Totemic speciesRole Koda Gavde: Goda nil… … Wikipedia
Fish toxins — Many hunter gatherer cultures use poisonous plants to stun fish so that they become easy to collect by hand. Some of these poisons paralyse the fish, others are thought to work by removing oxygen from the water. [… … Wikipedia
Lothoo Nitharwal — (1804 1855) was a revolutionary freedom fighter of Rajasthan, India. He struggled all his life to oust British rule from India and get the people freed from exploitation by samantas and establish democracy. He was a socialistic radical thinker… … Wikipedia
Traditional knowledge about landscape ecology — Introduction= For most of the evolutionary history, human societies have been organized in hunting gathering tribes each with its own exclusive territory. This territoriality persisted in one form or the other with all Indian casts until recent… … Wikipedia
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Traditional knowledge about natural history of fishes — IntroductionGond people of the Mendha and Dhivar people of the Khursa are the biomass dependent people. The life, culture, traditions, economy and livelihood of these people are directly linked with natural resources. In the subsequent pages of… … Wikipedia
Daulatabad — (Marathi दौलताबाद; (Persian دولتآباد meaning “City of Prosperity”), is a 14th century fort city in Maharashtra, India, about 16 kilometers northwest of Aurangabad. The place, was once as known as Deogiri, (circa the sixth century AD, when it was … Wikipedia
Sammaat — are Rajput by race, and they are the long dwellers of the region. Sammaat came to Sindh with Aryan immigrants and since then have lived in the region. It is generally accepted that they are the descendants of Sam son of Krishan ( [Lord Krishna).… … Wikipedia
