Santemo's sister

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B&W photographic print. 'Santemo's sister (see Q.1, S.92 and S.93).'

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The Pangsha Expedition took place at the end of 1936 and was a punitive expedition led by Mills to rescue children who had been abducted and sold into slavery. Pangsha was a notoriously warlike village in unadministered territory close to the border betwe

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Dance -- Anthropological aspects

Cermonial dancers

Naga Hills (India)

Naga (South Asian people)

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Papers of James Philip MillsPP MS 58

PapersPP MS 58/01

Photograph AlbumsPP MS 58/02

'Album A' containing photographs of a punitive expedition to the Konyak Naga village of YungyaPP MS 58/02/A

Album BPP MS 58/02/B

Album CPP MS 58/02/C

Album DPP MS 58/02/D

Album EPP MS 58/02/E

Album FPP MS 58/02/F

Album GPP MS 58/02/G

Album HPP MS 58/02/H

Album JPP MS 58/02/J

Album KPP MS 58/02/K

Album LPP MS 58/02/L

Album MPP MS 58/02/M

Album NPP MS 58/02/N

Album OPP MS 58/02/O

Album PPP MS 58/02/P

Album QPP MS 58/02/Q

Album RPP MS 58/02/R

Album SPP MS 58/02/S

Album TPP MS 58/02/T

Album UPP MS 58/02/U

Album VPP MS 58/02/V

Album WPP MS 58/02/W

Christmas 1924PP MS 58/02/W/01

Pangchonglila of Longchang village, an Ao womanPP MS 58/02/W/02

Nickshila, an Ao womanPP MS 58/02/W/03

Two Ao women, Pangchonglila and NickshilaPP MS 58/02/W/04

Ao woman of the Chongli group from Chantongia villagePP MS 58/02/W/05

Nitsotü, an Angami girlPP MS 58/02/W/06

Nitsotü, an Angami girlPP MS 58/02/W/07

Thevoni's daughterPP MS 58/02/W/08

Thevoni's wifePP MS 58/02/W/09

Santemo's wifePP MS 58/02/W/10

Chongkhorhomo's wifePP MS 58/02/W/11

ChongkhorhomoPP MS 58/02/W/12

Lhota girlPP MS 58/02/W/13

Santemo's sisterPP MS 58/02/W/14

Santemo's sisterPP MS 58/02/W/15

Rajono, an Angami womanPP MS 58/02/W/16

Youth named KhorachuPP MS 58/02/W/17

Visebhu, a Lhota boyPP MS 58/02/W/18

Mangaba of MangakhiPP MS 58/02/W/19

Santemo's sisterPP MS 58/02/W/20

Santemo's sisterPP MS 58/02/W/21

Lhota womanPP MS 58/02/W/22

Rajono, an Angami womanPP MS 58/02/W/23

WomanPP MS 58/02/W/24

Ao womanPP MS 58/02/W/25

Ao girlPP MS 58/02/W/26

Two Ao girlsPP MS 58/02/W/27

Ao girlPP MS 58/02/W/28

Ao girlPP MS 58/02/W/29

NickshilaPP MS 58/02/W/30

Pangchonglila and her husband Lanu of LongchangPP MS 58/02/W/31

Ao girl, laughingPP MS 58/02/W/32

Ao womanPP MS 58/02/W/33

Ao girlPP MS 58/02/W/34

Ao girlPP MS 58/02/W/35

Ao womanPP MS 58/02/W/36

Ao womanPP MS 58/02/W/37

Two Ao women of the Chongli groupPP MS 58/02/W/38

Rillo's widowPP MS 58/02/W/39

Yanayemi, a Lhota girlPP MS 58/02/W/40

Yanayemi, a Lhota girlPP MS 58/02/W/41

Young married womanPP MS 58/02/W/42

Tseminyu headman's daughterPP MS 58/02/W/43

Girl of Tseminyu who is a quarter whitePP MS 58/02/W/44

Angami girlPP MS 58/02/W/45

Angami girlPP MS 58/02/W/46

Album XPP MS 58/02/X

Album YPP MS 58/02/Y