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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 13 (September 1900) (1900)

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n they were originally brought from the plains to work, tribes, of whom four are aboriginal. The fifth tribe is seven villages, each containing from thirty to sixty for the Todas, that of the Badagas, so called from V^ada, which means north. Three hundred years ago these people came The Todas, the… … but the British government put a stop to it. Our engraving shows a group of Kurumba women When a woman salutes a man she raises his feet, one and children belonging to a branch called Mudu- A TODA HEABSHAN, SOIFTHEBir IKDIA. after the other, to her forehead. An old woman, how- vas. The meaning of…

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