Kamar

This book takes a comprehensive look at the Kamar tribe, an aboriginal tribe located within the Central Province (present day Chhattisgarh) of India. It presents an anthropological monograph on the tribe, starting with a basic description of its location, population, and organization. The rest of the book is devoted to several aspects of the Kamar culture, including tribal law, its myths and rituals, attitudes towards marriage and sex, and religious ceremonies and rituals. The final part of the book focuses on the various changes that have occurred within the Kamar tribe due to the influences of other castes, tribes, and cultures. In order to clearly demonstrate the tribal organization, physical appearance, and sources of livelihood of the Kamars, several photographs and illustrations have been provided throughout the book.

Chhattisgarh · Indigenous peoples · marriage customs · religious ceremonies · Social change · tribal culture · tribal law · tribal organization · Cultural and Sociopolitical Studies · Indigenous Cultures and History · South Asian Studies and Diaspora · Ethnology · India · Social life and customs