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MAJOR OCCUPATIONS 
IN KUTTANADU
SUBMITTED BY 
LINCY SAMUEL 
OPTION : SOCIAL SCIENCE 
REG No.: 13303014
INTRODUCTION 
The life of people Developed 
through the continuous efforts they 
made to make the land cultivate 
with the sincere co –operation and 
solidarity of the people in the 
construction of bund in draining of 
land, they could make the land rich 
in agricultural
FISHING 
Fish is one of the essential 
edible items of kuttanad 
people. Each and every 
family used to catch fish from 
their own pond and canals. 
When the used to get good 
catch.
GOOSE REARING 
Growing Duck in the swamp and 
canal was another occupation of 
the Kuttanad people. Once the 
harvest was over the, these Ducks, 
were brought to the paddy field. In 
the paddy field after harvest, there 
used to be the spilled grains of 
paddy and fish. This was the food 
for Duck.
COLLECTING SHELLS 
In several places of kuttanad, 
People used to dip in to the canal 
to collect shells. There are two 
types of shells in this area: White 
and black. The outer of the white 
shells was used for making cement. 
This can be seen in places like 
kumarakom.
COIR MAKING 
Immersing the coconut husk in to 
the backwater soaking it to 
become soft and then beating it 
nicely to make coir is also 
another occupation in this area.
CONCLUSION 
We have now understood 
human beings made use of 
nature in making their live hood. 
We have learned in the chapter 
how people of kuttanad built their 
making use of the backwater 
land of the region.
THANK YOU

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Major occupations in kuttanadu

  • 2. SUBMITTED BY LINCY SAMUEL OPTION : SOCIAL SCIENCE REG No.: 13303014
  • 3. INTRODUCTION The life of people Developed through the continuous efforts they made to make the land cultivate with the sincere co –operation and solidarity of the people in the construction of bund in draining of land, they could make the land rich in agricultural
  • 4. FISHING Fish is one of the essential edible items of kuttanad people. Each and every family used to catch fish from their own pond and canals. When the used to get good catch.
  • 5. GOOSE REARING Growing Duck in the swamp and canal was another occupation of the Kuttanad people. Once the harvest was over the, these Ducks, were brought to the paddy field. In the paddy field after harvest, there used to be the spilled grains of paddy and fish. This was the food for Duck.
  • 6. COLLECTING SHELLS In several places of kuttanad, People used to dip in to the canal to collect shells. There are two types of shells in this area: White and black. The outer of the white shells was used for making cement. This can be seen in places like kumarakom.
  • 7. COIR MAKING Immersing the coconut husk in to the backwater soaking it to become soft and then beating it nicely to make coir is also another occupation in this area.
  • 8. CONCLUSION We have now understood human beings made use of nature in making their live hood. We have learned in the chapter how people of kuttanad built their making use of the backwater land of the region.