The Nagas

Hill Peoples of Northeast India

Project Introduction The Naga Database

typescript - J.H. Hutton tour diary in the Naga Hills

caption:

Boundary settled between Dehoma and Theniazumi; very wet weather

medium:

tours

location:

Chakhabama (Sakhabama) Kohima Dihoma (Dehoma) Thenizumi (Theniazumi)

date:

11.3.1929-12.3.1929

production:

person:	Hutton/ J.H.
date:	11.3.1929-4.4.1929

acquirer:

person:	Pitt Rivers Museum Archive, Oxford
refnum:	Hutton Ms. Box 2

text:

Tour Diary of J.H. Hutton Esq., 11 March to 4 April 1929

text:

11 March.

text:

To Sakhabama. Rain came on soon after leaving Kohima and I got in wet. Several litigants assembled.

text:

12 March.

text:

To Dehoma Kuti, about 10 miles, leaving the camp to go on and turning aside to lay a boundary between Dehoma and Theniazumi on land dispute that came up on appeal (Political Case No. 21 of 1928). It was a bad boundary, but it was raining all the time. I camped by the river and was lucky to find an old Kuti empty to put my servants in. It rained all day. About 12 miles.

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