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The Missionaries

Probably one of the most hilarious stories I have read in the Sarawak Museum Journal, if that publication can ever […]

Each evening, my wife and sit out on our balcony on the 20th floor of the Riverine Condo. We often

An occasional paper about the current research related to Borneo Two new philodendrons (Homalomineae Araceae) from Borneo have been made

“Spurn not the loopy leech with language lurid Annelids have much to teach The anak murid” Christine (my youngest daughter)

Planted in a pot on my front balcony is a clump of bamboo. I don’t recall where we got it

For many generations now, the healings of various dukuns, bohmohs, Chinese medicine men and others have been relegated to the

Probably the crown the jewel in the Sarawak Museum Collection is the Santubong Buddha found in the Bukit Maras part

An occasional paper related to current research aligned to Borneo Melanu and Numbers The way a society thinks is important

The following are two abridged versions of the murder of Fox and Steele, the English rulers in Kanowit, in 1859

This summary condenses twenty printed pages from the Sarawak Museum Journal July-December 1962 written by Benedict Sandin. My sincere apologies