Well-known peoples from the Himalaya to the islands of South-East Asia.
These three peoples live in Meghalaya in north-east India. Children take the mother's clan name.
The Sentinelese live on North Sentinel Island in India's Andaman Islands. Indian law forbids anyone from approaching it.
The Warli people live mainly in Maharashtra. Their paintings show farming, dancing and marriage in simple geometric figures.
The Ainu are the indigenous people of northern Japan, especially Hokkaido. A 2019 Japanese law recognises them as an indigenous people.
Birsa Munda led the Ulgulan, a movement among the Munda people. His birthday, 15 November, is observed across India in honour of tribal heroes.
Raghunath Murmu devised Ol Chiki for Santali, the language of the Santhal people of eastern India.
The Ifugao built rice terraces high in the Cordillera mountains of Luzon. They are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Changpa keep the changra goat on the high plateau of Ladakh. Its soft undercoat is the source of pashmina.
The quiz needs JavaScript. The answers: 1. Meghalaya; 2. The Andaman Islands; 3. Maharashtra; 4. Japan; 5. Leading a tribal movement against colonial rule around 1900; 6. Santali; 7. Mountain rice terraces; 8. Pashmina.
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