Here is part two of the two-part series on the slaves of Borneo. It was enjoyable researching and expanding our […]

I have always been curious about the slave raiders. However, most papers dealing with the subject, especially Sarawak, are behind

A Controversy on the Iron Industry at Santubong Ever since the rise of the Shang people in the Huang Ho

The Chinese Ibans The Iban ethnic group in Borneo Sarawak is divided into seven major clans: Sebuyau, Remun, Balau, Saribas,

Here is part two in the collision between the Islam, traditional beliefs and the sea among the Bajau Sama people.

Ceramics from a Sabah Shipwreck The ceramics from the Tanjung Simpang Mengayau Shipwreck off Sabah have been classified. The ship

The Baju’s love of the sea, their pre-Islamic customs(adat) and Islam come together to form a belief system where they

For a change of pace, I present poetry from the kampongs along the Sarawak River. They are usually recited at

Headhunting Among these spectacles, I was arrested by the ghastly appearance of a once human head. In mere derision it

Astronomy of the Ma’anyan of central Borneo When I was about 10, a youngster, I learned about constellations. An assistant scoutmaster