@book{598616,
  address    = {Calcutta},
  author     = {Sharma, M. L. and Bhatia, A. K.},
  pages      = {xx+528},
  publisher  = {Anthropological Survey of India},
  series     = {People of India},
  title      = {Haryana},
  volume     = {XXIII},
  year       = {1994},
  bestfn     = {eurasia\sharma-bhatia_haryana1994_o.pdf},
  besttxt    = {ptxt2\eurasia\sharma-bhatia_haryana1994_o.txt},
  cfn        = {eurasia\sharma-bhatia_haryana1994_o.pdf},
  fn         = {eurasia\sharma-bhatia_haryana1994_o.pdf, eurasia\sharma-bhatia_haryana1994.pdf},
  hhtype     = {overview;ethnographic},
  inlg       = {English [eng]},
  lgcode     = {Ahir, Arora, Bairagi, Balniiki, Bangali, Bania, Banjara, Bawaria, Bazigar, Behrupia, Bharbhunja, Bhat, Bhatia, Bhubalia Luhar, Bias, Bishnoi, Bura Brahaman, Chamar no mention of any special language = Chamari [cdg], Chippi, Chirimar, Christian, Dakaut, Deha, Dhanak, Dhobi (Hindu), Dhobi (Muslim), Dum, Gadaria, Gandhila, Gaur Brahaman, Gawaria, Ghasiara, Gorkha, Gujar, Gusain, Heri, Jain, Jat, Jat Sikh, Jhinwar, Jogi, Julaha, Kamboj, Khati, Khatik, Khatri, Koli, Kuchband, Kumhar, Labana, Lakhera, Luhar, Madari, Mazbi, Meena, Megh, Meo, Mochi, Nai, Nalband, Nat, Nungar, Od speak Haryanvi at home and with their kin and Haryanvi and Hindi with others = Od [odk], Pasi, Perna, Rahbari, Rain, Raisikh, Rajput, Ror, Saini, Sansi, Sapera, Shorgir, Sikligar, Singikat, Sirkiband, Sood, Sunar, Taga, Teli, Thathera},
  macro_area = {Eurasia},
  src        = {hh}
}