Method of catching wine water from a cocoosnut-tree. By means of a "dáo" a cab is made on the tree (see*) and a large Earthenware Vessel placed beneath to catch the stream that flows therefrom during a shower

Abzug, Negativ Edward Horace Man vor 1887

Abzug Edward Horace Man vor 1887

Shom Pen man Edward Horace Man um 1887

Shom Pen woman Edward Horace Man um 1887

Natives of Teressa island (Nicobars) Edward Horace Man um 1887

Natives of Teressa island (Nicobars) Edward Horace Man um 1887

Native of Car Nicobar Edward Horace Man 1880

Native of Car Nicobar Edward Horace Man 1881

Native of Naucowry harbour (Nicobar) Edward Horace Man um 1887

Native of Naucowry harbour (Nicobar) Edward Horace Man um 1887

Natives of Car Nicobar Edward Horace Man um 1887

Women of Chowra island, Nicobars. All Nicobarese pots are made by the women of this island. Skirts made of split cocoosnut leaves Edward Horace Man um 1887

Portion of Malacca village (Nancowry island) Nicobars Edward Horace Man um 1887

Natives of the coast tribe of Great Nicobar Edward Horace Man um 1887

Natives of the coast tribe of Great Nicobar Edward Horace Man um 1887

Natives of Lápel (coast) village of Great Nicobar Edward Horace Man um 1887

Natives of Arong village, Car Nicobar (*Andamanese Visitor) Edward Horace Man um 1887

Natives of Chowra island (Nicobars) on a visit to Naucowry harbour Edward Horace Man um 1887

Shom Pen (natives of the interior of Great Nicobar) Edward Horace Man um 1887

Panoramic view of Ináka Village on East Coast of Camorta Island. (Nicobars) Edward Horace Man um 1887