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Top Books on shivaji-naga
1. Naga
ISBN10 Number - 3856163816
Date of Publication - 2008
Number of Pages 200
Publisher - Museum der Kulturen Basel,Christoph Merian,Christoph Merian Verlag
Places in the book - Basel
2. Naga
ISBN10 Number - 1864704977
Date of Publication - Apr 16, 2014
Number of Pages 256
Publisher - Images Publishing Dist Ac
3. Naga
ISBN10 Number - 8185326339
Date of Publication - December 1990
Number of Pages 200
Publisher - South Asia Books
4. Nagas
ISBN10 Number - 8173053065
Date of Publication - February 1, 2006
Number of Pages 218
Publisher - Aryan Books International
5. Naga, el pequeño sabio/naga, the little wise man
ISBN10 Number - 8424179110
Date of Publication - August 2001
Publisher - Everest Publishing
6. I married a naga
Date of Publication - 2021
Publisher - Gauvin, Jacques
7. The secret of nagas
ISBN10 Number - 9388689321
Date of Publication - May 20, 2019
Number of Pages 456
Publisher - Eka
8. Naga meditatie
ISBN10 Number - 1471778673
Date of Publication - Nov 07, 2021
Number of Pages 34
Publisher - Lulu.com
9. The sema nagas
ISBN10 Number - 035319834X
Date of Publication - Nov 10, 2018
Number of Pages 574
Publisher - Franklin Classics Trade Press
10. The secret of the nagas
ISBN10 Number - 9384030082
Date of Publication - Oct 26, 2014
Number of Pages 412
Publisher - Westland
11. Naga magick
ISBN10 Number - 1935150596
Date of Publication - May 26, 2017
Number of Pages 216
Publisher - Original Falcon Press, LLC, The
12. Naga-mandala
ISBN10 Number - 3499239175
13. Naga rahasya
ISBN10 Number - 9351747360
Date of Publication - Jul 07, 2014
Publisher - Dhatri publication
14. The sema nagas
ISBN10 Number - 0343157055
Date of Publication - Oct 15, 2018
Number of Pages 574
Publisher - Franklin Classics
15. Naga textiles
ISBN10 Number - 3897904195
Date of Publication - 2014
Number of Pages 368
Publisher - Arnoldsche,Arnoldsche Verlagsanstalt
Places in the book - Stuttgart
16. The naked nagas
ISBN10 Number - 0404159249
Date of Publication - 1978
Number of Pages 216
Publisher - AMS Press,Ams Pr Inc
Places in the book - New York
17. The sema nagas
ISBN10 Number - 0343157047
Date of Publication - Oct 15, 2018
Number of Pages 574
Publisher - Franklin Classics
18. The sema nagas
ISBN10 Number - 0353198331
Date of Publication - Nov 10, 2018
Number of Pages 574
Publisher - Franklin Classics Trade Press
19. The lhota nagas
ISBN10 Number - 0353044075
Date of Publication - Nov 10, 2018
Number of Pages 340
Publisher - Franklin Classics Trade Press
20. The konyak nagas
ISBN10 Number - 0030745659
Date of Publication - 1969
Number of Pages 111
Publisher - Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Places in the book - New York
21. The lhota nagas
ISBN10 Number - 0343005417
Date of Publication - Oct 14, 2018
Number of Pages 340
Publisher - Franklin Classics
22. Naga invasion
ISBN10 Number - 1543276369
Date of Publication - Apr 11, 2017
Number of Pages 252
Publisher - CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
23. Case of the naga people
ISBN10 Number - 1612527299
Date of Publication - Sep 01, 2014
Number of Pages 222
Publisher - Desert Breeze Publishing, Incorporated
24. The nagas in the nineteenth century
ISBN10 Number - 0195600045
Date of Publication - 1969
Number of Pages 650
Publisher - Oxford U.P,University Press
Places in the book - Bombay,London
25. Naga cities of the mekong
ISBN10 Number - 9810559232
Date of Publication - May 02, 2006
Number of Pages 128
Publisher - Media Masters
26. The nagas memories of headhunters
USA BEST BOOK AWARDS FINALIST Seven years of expeditions and research. More than 50 former headhunters and families interviewed. 6000 photographs taken in the fieldwork, 270 selected. Witnessing festivals and rituals, trying to understand how deeply a belief may mark a culture and how taboos influence society. Exploring the mechanisms of wealth distribution and what role institutions play. Exploring the richness of carvings, village doors, log drums and much more. THE NAGAS MEMORIES OF HEADHUNTERS it is not only about the Nagas, it is also about you, about our roots, the power of our believes and our capacity to adapt to deep cultural transformations. THE NAGAS MEMORIES OF HEADHUNTERS – Indo-Burmese Borderlands vol. 1 gives voice to the last protagonists of an almost vanished world. For the first time, former Naga headhunters and families talk extensively about their past, their fears and their hopes. Based on fieldwork and in-depth interviews conducted in Myanmar and on the Indian states of Nagaland, Assam, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh, this book gives a unique insight into the world of the Naga tribes and illustrates one of the last living examples of traditional culture. The mountain ranges situated between the far north-eastern part of India and the extreme northeast of Myanmar (Burma) house an incredible people of Tibeto-Burman origin, the Nagas. The number of tribes comprising the Nagas may vary among different scholars, but they are believed to include between 12 and 30 groups, with the major ones being the Angami, Ao, Lotha, Chakhesang, Konyak, Rengma, Sangtam, Yimchungru, Zeliangrong, Nocte, Phom, Khiamniungan, Pochuri,Tangkhul and Sema. These groups inhabit both sides of the Indo-Burmese borders in the Naga Hills, a sub-Himalayan region characterized by thick jungles and rugged mountains, known as 'the last mystery of Asia'. Until the middle of the 20,h century the men of these tribes were recognized as frightening headhunters, but despite their reputation, the Nagas were and are primarily farmers. Thus, it is not surprising that 'fertility' was seen as a 'power' that should be continually increased, secured and channeled towards the community. How deeply has this belief and the quest for fertility marked the culture of these tribes? To answer this question, the authors explore some flagship themes of the social sciences: the mechanisms of wealth distribution, how taboos influence society, what role institutions play, and how a culture can adapt to deep transformations.