The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 58Bihar Research Society, 1972 - Folklore |
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... origin of pearls in India after Vedic times : they were considered to be congealed drops of rain fallen into a sea shell at a particular auspicious time ( Lüders ) . It takes care , moreover , ano- ther fact , namely that Sanskrit ...
... origin of pearls in India after Vedic times : they were considered to be congealed drops of rain fallen into a sea shell at a particular auspicious time ( Lüders ) . It takes care , moreover , ano- ther fact , namely that Sanskrit ...
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... Origin and development The antiquity of the silk industry in India is uncertain . The weight of evidence seems to be in favour of its importation from China . The name ' Seres ' ( the people who furnish silk ) by which appellation China ...
... Origin and development The antiquity of the silk industry in India is uncertain . The weight of evidence seems to be in favour of its importation from China . The name ' Seres ' ( the people who furnish silk ) by which appellation China ...
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... origin is said to have been from the Naga , Lakucha , Vakula and the Vata trees . The silk obtained from the Naga tree is of the yellow , from the Lakucha tree ( Artocarus lakoocha ) is of the wheat , from the Vakula tree ( Mimusops ...
... origin is said to have been from the Naga , Lakucha , Vakula and the Vata trees . The silk obtained from the Naga tree is of the yellow , from the Lakucha tree ( Artocarus lakoocha ) is of the wheat , from the Vakula tree ( Mimusops ...
Contents
Material Culture of Chalcolithic Bihar | 2 |
Settlement Patterns of the Chalcolithic Cultures | 33 |
Chronological Infrastructure of Indian Protohistory | 44 |
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