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Dunghri

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1975

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Clothes, Dhunghri

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1.3.13

Dunghri Mela. Mother and child. The mother is wearing a traditional Kullui ‘pattu’, which is an un-cut length of tweed cloth, pinned below each shoulder. The pins are often attached to each other by a chain.

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Manali

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1975

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Clothes

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1.3.23

Manali Bazaar. Nepali woman and a school girl.

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Manali

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1975

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Clothes

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1.3.26

Manali Bazaar. Lahauli women.

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Dunghri

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1975

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Customs, Dunghri

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1.3.4

On the way to Dunghri Mela. A deota’s ‘rath’ being carried. (see 1.3.5)

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Dunghri

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1975

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Customs, Dunghri

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1.3.5

Rath’ being carried to Dunghri mela. (see 1.3.5)

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Dunghri

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1975

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Craft, Customs, Dhunghri

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1.3.6

Dunghri Mela. The ‘deota’s’ (god’s) utensils, including a yak tail whisk and a conch shell.

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Lahaul

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1975

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Clothes, Work

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1.4.10

Keylong. Christina and two young women at Tsring Dorze’s (Bhoti master’s) house.

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Miyar

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1975

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Transport, Trekking

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1.4.33

Kranti walking on the unstable track through the gorge into Miyar, the only way in at the time.

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Lahaul

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1975

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Transport

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1.4.34

Bridge over the Chandrabhaga on the way to Triloknath. Image may be reversed.

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Various

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1975

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Contact Sheet

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2.17

Contact sheet II 17 1975

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Zanskar

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1975

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Agriculture

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2.17.18A

Near the yak encampment. Lingti plain. Gyal Chand’s (pony man) tent. Christina photographing yaks

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Ladakh & Zanskar

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1975

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Agriculture, Clothes

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2.17.22

Lingti plains. Yak herder man and two children. Gaddi flock in background.

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Ladakh & Zanskar

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1975

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Landscape

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2.17.25

Climbing up to the Phitse-La.

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Zanskar

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1975

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Pony, Transport

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2.17.28A

On the way to the Phitse-La. Johnny Noble & Kranti Singh on a pony.

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Zanskar

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1975

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Craft, Wool. Clothes

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2.17.3

Gaddi, Summer camp on Lingti, beyond Bara Lacha La. A young man wearing a tweed ‘chola’ is churning butter in a sheepskin. Note the kitchen utensils, another sheepskin sack, and the hookah. A homespun blanket is drying on the wall. Pile of dried roots for fuel.

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Zanskar

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1975

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Agriculture

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2.17.4A

Our tents near the yak encampment. Lingti plains. Gaddi flock in background.

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Gaddis

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1975

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Clothes, Craft, Wool

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2.17.4

Lingti , Ladakh, beyond Baralacha Pass. Gaddis’ summer camp. Churning butter in a sheepskin, note leather shoes and checked blankets.

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Various

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1975

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Contact Sheet

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2.18

Contact sheet II 18 1975.

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Various

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1975

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Contact Sheet

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2.18b

Contact sheet II 18 1975

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Manali

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1975

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Clothes, Wool

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2.18.3

Visitors to Duff Dunbar House. Dorze & Chamba’s wives’ relations from Zanskar. Showing off their Zanskari ‘tie dyed’ woollen cloaks.

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Ladakh & Zanskar

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1975

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Landscape

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2.18.34

On the way to Zanskar. Christina & tent near the Zanskar side of the Baralacha-La. We were having to rest for Johnny to recover from serious altitude effects.

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Manali

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1975

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Clothes

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2.18.6

Visitors to us at Duff Dubar House. Dorze & Chamba’s wives’ relatives came from Zanskar.

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Various

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1975

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Contact Sheet

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2.19

Contact sheet II 19 1975

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Zanskar

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1975

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Customs

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2.19.10

At Testha. Johnny being given a glass of chang ‘one for the road’.

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Zanskar

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1975

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Clothes, Craft, Customs

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2.19.16

We met Dorze’s mother along the way at a village beyond Testha. She is wearing traditional headdress, with ear pieces and cloak made of goat and sheep skin.. Tall stepfather has a traditional spoon hanging from his waist. Another man is pouring chang from a kettle to welcome us. Men and children are wearing traditional hats.

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Zanskar

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1975

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Clothes, Craft, Custom

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2.19.20

Dorze’s mother pouring chang for Gyal Chand, our pony man. We met her along the way at a village beyond Testha. Note traditional drinking cups & woman’s cloak made of goat hair. And the durri/mat of goat or yak hair.

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Zanskar

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1975

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Transport

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2.19.24

Johnny riding a pony along the left bank of the Phitse-Chu. Somewhere along here we saw a yak which had lost its footing and was being swirled along in the river. We were not encouraged.

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Zanskar

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1975

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Landscape, Work

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2.19.29

Trekking ponies on a narrow path.

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Zanskar

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1975

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Transport

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2.19.30

Rope bridge across the Phitse-Chu. We are trekking along the left bank.

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Zanskar

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1975

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Architecture

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2.19.34

View of Karsha village from below, built into the steep hillside.

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Zanskar

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1975

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Customs, Transport

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2.19.35

Below Karsha village. Chamba being greeted by his mother, it was some time since he had come home. Kranti and pony in foreground..

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Zanskar

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1975

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Architecture, Landscape

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2.19.36

Zanskar, Karsha, Chamba’s village. Traditional mud brick houses with furze on roofs. View cross the Padam plain to the Zankskar, or the Great Himalaya, range beyond.