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Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya

Presented by ---Ishan lakhina

LovyRaj Rode

Mohit Sonkar
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General Observations Numerous tourist attractions at this place which highlights the cultural

diversity and religion of India's Adivasi tribes.

Various types of medicinal plants which are planted to depict their useby the tribals in curing various diseases.

The museum also houses differenttypes of anthropological and

ethnographic objects.

The reputation of the

Museum as a venueof knowledge and learning spread.

It is the only museum in the world to have

a vivid collection of pre-historic painted rock shelters.


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Life Style of People


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Coastal Region

It is set up in about 20 acres of land, it represents

dwelling units and related material cultural objects

from different coastal parts of India

viz. Gujarat

Kerala

Tamil Nadu

Andhra Pradesh and Orissa


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Coastal Region

Kerala - Snake Boat

FestivalOnam

Pamba river

Palliyodam

Traditional roof


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Snake temple

A complete Wooden

House


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Andhara pradesh - Tribal Houses

Special type of

dry grass used.

Huge blocks

for ventilation

Cowdung

Walls

eco-friendly structures


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Gadappa (Doors)

Andhara pradesh

Arugu


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Orissa

Long 20 feet wall of grass .

Bathroom is out side the home


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Uttranchal


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Small 3 feet

door

Windows structure

Small congested stairs

30 feet home with small

heighted balcony


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Materials used for houses

Mud and cow dung used in the statesAndhara

pradesh , Gujrat and Assam.

A complete Wooden work done in kerala.

Bamboos used in Orissa


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Musical instruments

Gujarat

Pavo, Shehani, Murli, Turi, Taturi and Bungal are

the wind type instruments

Ravan Hattho, Ektaro, and Jantar are string

instruments

Manjira, Zanz, Damru, Tabla, Nagara, and pot

drum percussion instruments


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Belief Systems

Cosmology and RitualsPresents ritual objects,

Photographs

Masks

Memorial pillars Paintings etc

Cultures in all places have gone to unravel the secrets of theuniverse; its coming in to being

Gallery 6 -tells how cultures have gone on to concieve the universeaccording to their own vision and have used their own symbolism,metaphors and images to narrate their feelings


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Traditional form of weddingTradtional music instrument

Different types of masks


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Gallery 7 takes you through

the different types of music

instrument performed bydifferent traditions


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Gallery 8 : MasksVarieties of traditional masks collected from differentparts of India are displayed.

Gallery 9 : Textile & Culinary Traditionstraditional architecture, textiletradition, traditional technology and culinary traditions are displayed.

Gallery 10 : Reserve Collection & Research GalleryA representativecollection of about 4,000 objects from the Museums artifacts store of over

20,000 objects (till 2008) are on display in a big hall on the lower ground

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Masks

Masks were used as a communicative device Significant mode of creative expression in cultures.

Cultural expression- in the way they are transformed as a work

of art

Usagesin religious ceremonies and dramatic expression


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Huge Utensils for the conservation of materials were used

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Traditional kitchen

Wood was used as a fuel

Mud work was done in kitchen

Chulhas were used

Wooden utensils were used


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