published - extracts from 'Account of the valley of Munnipore and of the Hill Tribes' by Major W. McCulloch | |
caption: | house rooms |
medium: | articles |
ethnicgroup: | Koupooee |
text: | The family, except the boys, from the time they begin to wear a cloth round their waist sleep in the rear room of the house, and in it they also cook their meals. In the front part any one who comes sits down. In it there is a fire-place and along the two sides are placed boards or bamboo platforms for sitting or lying upon. Some of these boards are as much as 24 feet long by 4 broad. They are made with their daos and little axes, a whole tree being destroyed in getting one. |
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