The Kadus of Burma [microform] / by R. Grant Brown

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1132867

Format:

Book and Microform

Author:

Brown, R. Grant

Description:

Canberra : National Library of Australia, [199-?]
1 microfiche (21 frames) : negative.

Summary:

The pepole distinguished by the name of Kade, because they speak a language differing form those of their neighbours, live mostly in the Katha district of Upper Burma, and inhabit a tract of country lying roughly between 95° E., and 24° and 24° 30'N.

Notes:

Reproduced from Bulletin of the School of Oriental Studies, London Institution, Volume 1, Issue 3, October 1920 , pages 1-28.

Subject:

Ethnology -- Burma

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National Library of Australia

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Reason for copyright status:: Since 1970 [Created/Published Date + 50 Years]

Material type:: Photograph
Published status:: Published
Publication date:: 1920

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