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Reel Name: Villages of Gunavante and Murdeswar
Reel Notes: Temple art, Murdeswar beach, Gunavante chariot
Date of Exposure: April 25, 1982
 A Column (Sthabha) from Kekkar Village |  |
 |  Art in the Attic Photograph shows painted wall of a old house |
Fish in a Pond |  |
 | The Children of Soil Halakki farmers at work, Gunavante, North Kanara |
Children Belonging to Halakki Tribe |  |
 | Support for Weak Coconut Tree A suppoprt erected for a tree whose roots have been weakened by erosion |
Members of a Havyaka Brahmin Family Village of Gunavante, Uttara Kannada |  |
 | A Chariot in Construction |
Getting Ready for the Cock-fight The village of Gunavante, 1982 |  |
 | Boats on Murdeshwar Beach |
Members of a Halakki Farmer Family It was common for Indians to live in what's known as the Joint Families. |  |
 | Crude Relief |
Idol of Lord Ganesh |  |
- See Pictures from Previous Reel: Villages of Balegadde and Kekkar (6 Pictures)
- See Pictures from Next Reel: Munji XII (2 Pictures)
