10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «वारिवास»
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वारिवास in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Tahn ( Book #1): A Novel - Page 50
Tahn managed to exit with the paddle only scraping one boot, but Vari was not so lucky. On its next circle, the paddle struck his thigh, and for a moment he was pinned under water. Tahn had to fight the current's pressure on the wheel to ...
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The Ancient Central Andes - Page 220
GREATER WARI Excavations at Huari by Wendell Bennett, visits to the site by scholars including John Rowe, and research on artifact collections by Dorothy Menzel, all built a strong case that Wari was an expansive state.63 Indeed, many ...
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Eiland der betovering - Page 48
Mijn „vari" was en bleef lief, vriendelijk en vrolijk, maar dat was hij precies zo tegen ieder ander, en het gaf mij telkens een pijnlijke prik dat hij elke nieuweling, die in zijn nabijheid kwam, dezelfde hartelijkheid als mij betoonde. Soms kwam de ...
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The Origins and Development of the Andean State - Page 88
By the time of the Middle Horizon, Wari was composed of walled compounds with restricted access. In fact, the city was so heavily divided by great compound walls that it is difficult to imagine how traffic flowed through it. Perhaps more ...
Jonathan Haas, Shelia Pozorski, Thomas Pozorski, 1987
Tradition says that Wari was founded by people from Benin kingdom and for many years was tributary to theking of Benin, but in 1778 Wari was reported to be quite independent. They may have become almost the same race byintermarriage ...
Mary Henrietta Kingsley, 1901
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An Historical Sketch of the Native States of India in ... - Page 266
Appa Dessaye, with the secret concurrence of the Peshwa, afforded the required aid ; the siege of Wari was raised ; and the war was carried into the enemy's country. But this result had hardly been obtained, when Appa Dessaye endeavoured ...
George Bruce Malleson, 1875
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Man in Africa - Page 41
A consequence of this tendency was that one's kinsmen outside the wari were as much one's neighbours as one's kinsmen within it; hence they came to be considered as equally important. As a result, allegiance to the wari was weakened by ...
Mary Douglas, Phyllis M. Kaberry, 2013
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Cengage Advantage Books: The Earth and Its Peoples
The contemporary site of Wari was located about 450 miles (751 kilometers) to the northwest of Tiwanaku, near the modern Peruvian city of Ayacucho. Wari clearly shared elements of the culture and technology of Tiwanaku, but the exact ...
Richard Bulliet, Pamela Crossley, Daniel Headrick, 2010
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The Earth and Its Peoples: A Global History - Page 214
Most now argue that Wari was a distinct culture that evolved a politically centralized state and powerful military. Recent research indicates an aggressive imperial expansion lubricated by captivetaking and human sacrifice. Urban Wari was ...
Richard Bulliet, Pamela Crossley, Daniel Headrick, 2014
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Ancient Tiwanaku - Page 252
Others critically question evidence for political unity, and suggest that Wari was either a confederation of ethnic groups (J. R. Topic 1991; Topic and Topic 1992) or a network of autonomous centers connected by trade (Shady 1981, 1989; ...
