Indian Folklore Notes, IV.

bacterial contamination of indian currency notes (rupee)

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Notes on Sanitation for Indian Troops

A small book has now appeared written by Captain T. F. Paterson, I.M.s., which as far as it goes helps to fill this want. Captain Paterson is very modest about his little book ; as a matter of fact, it is full of useful information and thoroughly practical. It is based on lectures on sanitation delivered to the class to the 37th Lancers, and a useful and necessary Urdu translation by Sub-Assist...

Notes on the Indian Expedition to Egypt

announced that their work was first completed, and at 1 P.M,, we left Bombay. Our ship was a vessel of only 1,000 tons register, and had always been used for carrying cargo,?very often coals; in fact she was nothing more or less than what is known among sea-faring men as a " ditcher," i. e., a steamer employed in the coal trade . between England and India via the Suez Canal, hence the name. The...

Folklore, Folklorism, and Synchronization: Preserved-Created Folklore in Israel

Implementing digital folklore collections

In this paper, we present a metadata model to describe the digitized digital folklore collection of the Department of Greek Studies in the University of Athens. Folklore collection consists of different kinds of digitized material. The volume and the variety of material results to collection representation as a hierarchical structure, according to the type of objects, the corresponding chronolo...