The Missionaries
Probably one of the most hilarious stories I have read in the Sarawak Museum Journal, if that publication can ever […]
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
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“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
The following are two abridged versions of the murder of Fox and Steele, the English rulers in Kanowit, in 1859
There are many, many Chinese made jars found here in Sarawak. One can find them in any antique shop or
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The Tortoise and Mouse DeerTranslated by A.C. HaddonThe tortoise and the mouse deer agreed to steal from a neighbouring garden
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Baketan, Bisayah, Siteng There are two papers in the Journal written by Benedict Sandin describing some of the people of
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The History of the People of Bangkit , Paku, SaribasNote: The houses mentioned in this article are called longhouses. They
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The Seven Omen Birds of the Iban Lang Sengalang Burong (Lang) is considered as the Chief all bird deities and
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