Environment and Ethnicity in India, 1200–1991 (Paperback)

'Rama, Sita and Lukshmana in the forest'; List of maps; List of tables; Acknowledgements; Glossary; List of abbreviations; Introduction; 1. From the archaeology of mind to the archaeology of matter; 2. Subsistence and predation at the margins of cultivation; 3. State formation in the highland forests, 1350?1800; 4. The peoples of the Sahyadri under Marathas and British; 5. The central Indian forest from Mughal suzerainty to British control; 6. The central Indian forest under early British rule; 7. Identity and aspiration: not noble savage but savage noble; 8. The high colonial period and after: new patterns of authority and power; 9. From sanctuaries to safeguards: policies and politics in twentieth-century India; Conclusion; Afterword; Bibliography; Index.