Cecil Champain Lowis, The Tribes of Burma — Biographical notes (1910)
“ Dead buried at foot of steps leading up to the house or by road side near village ; personal ornaments buried! with corpse. Upper Burma Gazetteer, Vol. !, Part I. 514 11 Clothing ... In some cases only small waist-cloth or petticoat. Elsewhere women wear dark blue jackets and striped petticoats, sometimes white jacket and petticoat. ”
Cecil Champain Lowis, The Tribes of Burma — Biographical notes (1910)
“ THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN CHINS (EXCEPT KAMIS AND MROS) . References : HUGHES=" The Hill Tracts of Arakan." G. Hughes, Rangoon, 1881.U. B. GAZETTEER = Condensation of a Report by Captain Rainey, Rangoon, 1890. HOUGHTON = " Essay on the Language of the Southern Chins and its Affinities/' B. Houghton, Rangoon, 1892. RIGBY=" History of Operations in Northern Arakan and Yawdwin Chin Hills." Captain G. Rigby, Rangoon, 1897. KORPER=" Brief Description of the Po Ko Chin Tract." S. Korper, Rangoon, 1907. SerialNo. Head. Brief description. Authority. Page. 1 2 3 4 5 1 Present habitat. ”
Cecil Champain Lowis, The Tribes of Burma — Biographical notes (1910)
“ M. and B. Ferrars, " Burma," London, 1900. 329 153 29 Arts, e.g., pottery, weaving, dyeing. Tradition about weaving among Loilong Karens, consequent closing of looms. Upper Burma Gazetteer, Vol. I, Part I. 543 30 Engineering and implements. Weapons, cross-bows, spears, etc. ”
