Scattered pinholes along edges of covers which are also visible along inside hinge, front inside hinge starting, small spot on spine, some fading along fore-edge back cover, several pinholes penetrate through text (including folding map) , slight browning endpapers and some pages In text. ; 14 x 22 cm.; pg. xviii, 500; Preface, foreword by Henry Balfour, appendixes, supplementary notes and bibliography by Dr. H. H. Hutton, index, list of frontis + 48 photos and 2 (including 1 folding) maps; gilt decorated cover and spine. "In this volume an attempt is made to describe a people which presents several characteristics not found in any of the Naga tribes dealt with in the monographs hitherto published by the government of Assam. The Aos, who numbered 30, 599 at the census of 1921, occupy a portion of the Naga Hills bounded by the Dikhu River on the south-east, the edge of the plains on the north-west, the Konyaks on the north-east, and the Semas and Lhotas on the south-west. "

Anthropology India Assam Nagaland Nagas