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Journal of the Anthropological Youre 69 Issue 1 June 2020 Survey of India @SAGE Los Angeles | London | New Delhi Singapore | Washington DC | Melbourne Aims and Scope The Journal of the Anthropological Survey of India is the official organ of the Anthropological Survey of India under the Ministry of Cukure, Government of India which is published bi-annual. leis a double-blind peer reviewed journal, which accepts original papers in all areas of anthropology and allied discipines. The aim of this journal is to study the tribes and other communities both from biological and a cultural point of view: to study the human skeletal remains, both archaeological and modern;and to subsequently disseminate the anthropologieal studies conducted in India and rest of the world. The journal publishes empirical and theoretical research papers as well as review papers, research notes, brief communications and book reviews.The scope of this journal includes but is not limited to: + Socio-cultural anthropology + Physical anthropology + Human genetics + Paleo-anthropology + Sociology + Folklore + Sociolinguistics + Tribal and rural studies + Human ecology and environment journal of the Anthropological Survey of India Chief Editor Vinay Kumar Srivastava, Director, Anthropological Survey of India, Ministry of Culture, Governinent of India, India Managing Editor Umesh Kumar, Senior Ecologist, Anthropological Survey of India, Ministry of Cutture, Government of Indio, ndio Editorial Board M Sasikumar, Anthropological Survey of Indio, Head Office, India Harashawaradhana, Anthropological Survey of India, North West Regional Center, India Rip Roshini Gowloog, Anthropological Survey of Indio, North East Regional Center, India Ratna Dhar, Anthropological Survey of india, Central Regional Center, India Amit Kumar Ghosh, Anthropological Survey of India, Head Office, India ‘Venugopal PN, Anthropological Survey of India, Head Office, India Advisory Board Subhadra Mitra Channa, University of Delhi, India P.C. Joshi, University of Delhi, India Ilse Kéhler-Rollefson, League for Pastoral Peoples and Endogenous Livestock Development, Ober-Ramstadt, Germany James Laidlaw, Department of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge, UK Shalina Mehta, Department of Anthropology, Punjab University India Vineetha Menon, Department of Anthropology, Kannur University India Umberto Mondini, Pontificia Universitas Salesiana, italy Gananath Obeyesekere, University of Princeton, USA T.N. Pandey, University of California, USA David Parkin, University of Oxford, UK Subho Roy, University of Calcutta, Kolkata, India MP Sachdeva, University of Delhi, New Dethi, India Journal of the Anthropological Volume 69 Issue | June 2020 Contents Articles Verrier Elwin and His Fieldwork Method Tanka B. Subba Uncerplay of Culture and Horticulture Among the Savara of Andhra Pradesh, India B.V. Shorma ond Gopika J Boundaries of Contagion: The Unheard Plight of Sex Workers in Karnataka Devajana C. Nanjunda and Pulomaghatta N. Venugopal From Food Gathering to Horticulture: The Food Geeting Techniques ‘of Shompen of Great Nicobar Island M, Sosikumor Sarat Chandra's Women: An Anthropological Gendered Analysis of the Works of an Indian Writer of che Early Twentieth Century Subhadra Mitra Channa Survival, Continuity and Identity Among the Onge of Andaman and Nicobar Islands BY. Roviprasad, Amit Kumar Ghosh and M, Saskumar PRAJA: A Customary Village Council of the Pangwala of Himachal Pradesh Karan Kopoor, Jogrti Mehte, A.K. Sinha ond Ramesh Sahani Somatotype of Sancal Tribal Women of West Bengal in India ‘Anup Adhikari and Keya Dash ‘Comparison of Age-Related Anthropometric Changes Among Elderty Punjabi Males Residing in Old-Age Homes with Those Residing with ‘Their Families K Singh, SP. Singh, G. Kaur and K, Bose Survey of India 3 7 58 n a2 2 102 Patriarchy and Beauty: The Power Over Indian Women Lydia V. K. Pondion CConcomitants of Gynaecological Problem: A Study on Young Married Women of Rural West Bengal Nandini Bhattacharyya, Doyel Dasgupta and Subho Roy (On the Concept of Community: A Tribute to Professor Shyama Charan Dube (25 July 1922-4 February 1996) Vinay Kumar Srivastava Communication Draft of the Policies for Great Andamanese and Sentinelese Vinay Kumar Srivastavo, Umesh Kumar, Mundayat Sasikumar, Venugopal N. Pulomaghatta, Shiv Kumar Patel and Priyanka Airi Goyal Obituary HK. Kumbnani (1935-2019) P.C Joshi Book Reviews Subir Kumar Dutta and Mitu De (Eds), Understanding Autism: Through the Lens of Parents ond Professionals Reviewed by P. C Joshi Sudeep Basu, In Diasporic Lond: Tibetan Refugees and Their Transformation Since the Exodus Reviewed by Soma Basu 7 14 45 165 179 18) Visi hetpifjournals.sagepub,com/home/ans Free access to tables of contents and abstracts.