A Bhil dance at Mandu
A Bhil dance at Mandu , The 'Bhils' are a tribespeope who have settled in the central valley of the River Narmada, generally confined to the four contigious states of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. They are an independent people who embrace festivals, drama, music and dance. Ghumer, Raika, Jhoria and Gauri are amongst their most popular dances, India, 1912. (Photo by Vernon & Co./Royal Geographical Society via Getty Images)
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