Caste as a form of Acculturation

Published by Gauhati University, Gauhati, 1977

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orig.boards boards chipped & lightly stained,rubbed,minor bumps,Good., dustw 24x16cm, v, 119 pp, Endpapers discolored,rubberstamp to reverse of title. Includes: Culture-contacts & Population movements in West Asia & North- West India in pre-Harappan times; North-West India under the Harappan Civilization; End of Harappa; Archaeological Evidences of the Succeeding Cultural & Ethnic diversity in North-West India;End of Harappa: The Rgvedic evidence of the succeeding Cultural & Ethnic Diversity in North- West India; Preconditions of Caste Formation and the Data in Support of Watson's Hypothesis boards chipped & lightly stained,rubbed,minor bumps,Good., dustw.

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Title
Caste as a form of Acculturation
Author
Ratha, S.N.
Publisher
Gauhati University, Gauhati
Publication year
1977
Binding
Hardcover

Expatriate Bookshop of Denmark/John Jackson Books

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