The Tribes Of The Hindoo Koosh
Pages: 333
Category: English
The book is presents two perspectives in the analysis of the tribes of the Hindoo Kush region of Central Asia. The first half of the book is a geographical and anthropological account of Dardistan in the last quarter of the 19th century, while the second half is devoted to the linguistics of the region beginning a systematic investigation into the vocabulary and grammar of the Dardic and Kafir languages.
Pages: 333
Category: English
The book is presents two perspectives in the analysis of the tribes of the Hindoo Kush region of Central Asia. The first half of the book is a geographical and anthropological account of Dardistan in the last quarter of the 19th century, while the second half is devoted to the linguistics of the region beginning a systematic investigation into the vocabulary and grammar of the Dardic and Kafir languages.
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Pages: 333
Category: English
The book is presents two perspectives in the analysis of the tribes of the Hindoo Kush region of Central Asia. The first half of the book is a geographical and anthropological account of Dardistan in the last quarter of the 19th century, while the second half is devoted to the linguistics of the region beginning a systematic investigation into the vocabulary and grammar of the Dardic and Kafir languages.
