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TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Dedication – – – – – – iv
Acknowledgement – – – – – v
Preface
– – – – – vii
Introduction – – – – – – xii
Chapter One: Historical Distortion and Tradition of
Origin of Ovrode – – – 1
Chapter Two– Ovrode Location and Environment 19
Chapter Three – Occupation and Local Industries 28
Chapter Four – Community Administration 46
Chapter Five – Religion – – – –
72
Chapter Six – Deities and Festivals – –
91
Chapter Seven – Traditional Communication System 116
Chapter Eight – Marriage and Marriage Institutions 125
Chapter Nine – Burial Rites – – – 138
Chapter Ten – Mode of Dressing and Social Life 147
Chapter Eleven – Ovrode and Ellu Clan – –
158
Chapter Twelve – Relationship with Neighbouring
Communities – – – – 173
Chapter Thirteen – Ovrode at Present – –
183
References – – – – – – 192
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