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From: "Tom Rosin" <tom.rosin@Sonoma.EDU>
Subject: ethnohydrology
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                      Subject:                              Time:  4:42 PM
  OFFICE MEMO         ethnohydrology                        Date:  12/2/94
Dear Kristen et al.
A colleague delivered to me your e-mail note referring to "A framework for
incorporating indigenous knowledge into agricultural research an extension
organizations in India." I have published on a folk system of hydrology in
Human Ecology Vol 21 (1):51-86, 1993. The article is titled :TheTradition of
Groundwater Irrigation in Northwestern India." Hope you and others might be
interested in it.  Right now I am completing a paper on "An ethnographer's
view of India's groundwater crisis," that will be released via VIKSAT,
Natural Heritage Foundation, and Pacific Institute, under the editorship of
Marcus Moench. My paper on ethno-mathematics appeared as "Gold Medallions" in
Anthropology & Education Quarterly Anniversary Volume.  Anyway. Best wishes.
Interested in what you folks might be doing. And forgive my budding in on
someone else's conversation. Tom.Rosin@Sonoma.edu


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