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‘The Tibetan calendar and astrology in the regulation of Zangskari agriculture’. By HAO & Tashi Rabgyas. In HBV, pp. 111-20. ‘Weights and measures used in Ladakh’. By HAO and Tashi Rabgias. In HBV: 121-38.
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‘Animal husbandry’. By HAO & Rod Fisher, Janet Frazer & Tony Wilkinson. In HBV: 199-248.
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1994b Ladakh Studies
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…TO BE COMPLETED……………….
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