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Illustrations in Volume II

• 31. Aghori mendicant 14
• 32. Ahīrs decorated with cowries for the Stick Dance at Diwāli 18
• 33. Image of Krishna as Murlidhar or the flute-player, with attendant deities 28
• 34. Ahīr dancers in Diwāli costume 32
• 35. Pinjāra cleaning cotton 72
• 36. Baiga village, Bālāghāt District 88
• 37. Hindu mendicants with sect-marks 94
• 38. Anchorite sitting on iron nails 98
• 39. Pilgrims carrying water of the river Nerbudda 100
• 40. Coloured Plate: Examples of Tilaks or sect-marks worn on the forehead 102
• 41. Group of Mārwāri Bania women 112
• 42. Image of the god Ganpati carried in procession 116
• 43. The elephant-headed god Ganpati. His conveyance is a rat, which can be seen as a little blob between his feet 120
• 44. Mud images made and worshipped at the Holi festival 126
• 45. Bania’s shop 128
• 46. Banjāra women with the singh or horn 184
• 47. Group of Banjāra women 188
• 48. Basors making baskets of bamboo 210
• 49. Bhāt with his putla or doll 256
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