Zentralblatt für Anthropologie: Zentralblatt für Anthropologie, 9.1904

Anthropos, 69.1974

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Titel:: Zentralblatt für Anthropologie

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Erscheinungsjahr:: 1904

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Titel:: Zentralblatt für Anthropologie, 9.1904

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1904

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Titel:: 9. Jahrgang 1904, Heft 2

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Socio-Economic Aspects of Onge Fishing Sabita Ranjan Sarkar Contents : I. Introduction IT. Relative Position of Fishing in Onge Economy III. Ecological Condition and Methodology of Fishing 1. Coastal Fishing 2. Fishing in the Open Sea 3. Inland Fishing IV. Comparative Study of Onge Fishing Methods V. Sociology of Fishing 1. Distribution Pattern of Aquatic Catch 2. Division of Labour 3. Leadership in Fishing Operation 4. Fishing in Determining the Status of Females 5. Religious Aspects of Fishing VI. Summary I. Introduction With a total number of 204 islands sprawling in an arch, the Andaman Archipelago is situated in Bay of Bengal between 10° and 14° north latitudes and 92° and 94° east longitudes. The Onge is a tribe of one of these islands. With all the typical physical features of the Negrito racial stock, they belong to the South Andaman Group of the Native Andamanese. They inhabit exclusively Little Andaman, an island situated approximately thirty mile 5 south of Great Andaman between 10° 31' and 10° 56' north latitudes. Next to Great Andaman, it is the largest island of the archipelago. In the dense tropical virgin forest which covers Little Andaman to its entire length and breadth, the Onge, its sole human inhabitants (at least until 1948), are leading the most primitive way of life completely cut off from the civilized world until recently 1 . 1 The difficult geographical location of Little Andaman and the hostile attitude of the Onge kept the island strictly isolated from the outside world for centuries. Only

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