The Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland

The progress of Islam in British India

[The Caliphate]

[Khandh - Khond] - 'A Dravidian tribe numbering at the Census of 1901 & were recorded as animists and the remainder Hindus

[List of uncut slips]

Fairyland: [lecture]

[Culture in the Indian Peninsula] - 'I propose this evening, with your permission, to discuss two distinct types of culture in the Indian peninsula': [lecture]

[List of references]

The transmission of culture: [lecture]

[Jonathan Swift] - 'In one, almost momentary, lapse from his delightful chatter about trifles'

[Hinduism]

'I have thus at length which may be I fear considered excessive endeavoured to bring before you some considerations which may attract your interest to a race which possesses no historic annals&' [letter?]

The Caliphate: [lecture]

[Hinduism] - 'No one can accept with a light heart the honour of an invitation to address you on the subject of Hinduism&': [lecture]

White and brown: [lecture]

Head-hunting in India

[The Malabar Coast]

Head-hunting in India - 'Anthropology, a new and progressive science, must occasionally revise its doctrines, and this is particularly the case in India&'

Cheltenham Natural Science Society, March 15, 1915

[Hair] - The customs and superstitions connected with the wearing of the hair&

[Nudity] - 'Though, like that of other residents in tropical climates, the clothing of the people of India is fairly scanty, they cannot be described as a naked people&'

Harold Cox to William Crooke, 9 Apr. 1923, April 9, 1923.

India > Civilization.

India > Religion > History.

India > Politics and government.