The Nagas

Hill Peoples of Northeast India

Project Introduction The Naga Database

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

caption: a tiring march to Longmatrare, and evidence of Sema-Sangtam conflict
medium: tours
ethnicgroup: SangtamSema
location: Longmatrarre (Lungmatre) Sampurre (Sampure) Zungki
date: 17.3.1935
production:
person: Hutton/ J.H.
date: 21.2.1935-26.3.1935
acquirer:
person: Pitt Rivers Museum Archive, Oxford
refnum: Hutton Ms. Box 2
text: 17th. To Longmatare - about 14 miles, but owing to the excessive heat (90 in the shade) and the extremely steep descents and ascents crossing five spurs, the march was most exhausting. Several of the coolies collapsed before the end of the march and we did not get into camp till evening. I had a swim in the Zungki while we halted there. The water was unexpectedly cold. Between Sampure and Longmatare the path was full of panjis on account of the 'kata kati' between Semas and Sangtams.