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Vol. I. /. 143. S/cca! Collection. Fungus-String Gikdi.k of Skmang Woman (Kkdah). liousrlit from tlie wearer. V*\ ^~"^* "* |L '^V^7rH^''^/•>5T7^^•^ «^ ^ ^f4j^ 'V'*^ Seed and Tooth N'kcklace of Skman(j Woman (Kedaii). Bought from tl>e wearer. Skeat Collfction.
— CHAP, n NEGRITOS OF KEDAH 143 the women, whilst the boys, as a rule, wore the string or cord in all its simplicity. It was made, as a rule, either of twisted strips of palm-fibre {Eiigeissona tristis or " bertam "), or of the long black strings of the Rock- vein fungus ("akar batu") already mentioned. The Semang of Kedah, however, most commonly wore the ordinary (Malayan?) loin-cloth, which consists, in its most primitive form, of a long narrow strip of beaten tree-bark or cloth, one end of which is wrapped round the waist, the other (loose) end being passed between the legs and tucked in through the part which serves as a girdle, with the free part hanging down in front. This bark loin-cloth, however, was not at all common among the Kedah tribes, the men preferring to use the cloth variety, which they obtained by barter from the Malays. In default they occasion- ally utilised the bark of the Artocarpus or, preferably, a finer cloth manufactured from the bark of young saplings of the Antia7'is or "upas" tree.^ The most usual attire of these Kedah women was a cloth waist- wrap reaching to the knee. Pangan.—The Pangan of the Belimbing district in Ulu Kelantan were said to make their loin-cloths from the bark of a species oi Ficus ("ara"), as well as from that of the " upas " tree and the Artocarpus. A girdle of coiled cane with a fringe of leaves was also worn by the Pangan women,- if not by the men, in the Ulu Kelantan (S. Sam) district. ^ De M.'s unnecessarily vehement (Calamtds), which form a girdle round cUtnenti is due, no doubt, to his not the waist as thick as the arm. They having seen it. also wear a piece of bast or ciHtun stulT, ^ I give the following in a foot- fastened in front, drawn through be- note as, though it is certainly I'angan, tween the legs, and then tied to thegiidle there is nothing to show its locality : "The remainder of the costume of the women consists of a number of thin behind. Fig. 2 (Plate ii.) showsa Sakai {sic, re,/e Pangan) lady in her daily costume, drawn from nature."— ^t.-Macand sometimes red - coloured rattans lay in /. A'. ^. 5"., 5. ^., No. 2, p. 214.
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f^HAS.E.UAURlAT,;:^^ '^^H THE univ-
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TO HIS MAJESTY CHULALONGKORN KING O
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viii PREFACE been written about the
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X PREFACE an investigation into the
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xii PREFACE present form because it
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BIBLIOGRAPHY The authorities enumer
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BIBLIOGRAPHY xxxiii of Selangor. Jo
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 1 85 1. Logan, J. R. T
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BIBLIOGRAPHY xxxvii Tijdschrift voo
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BIBLIOGRAPHY xxxix 1894. Stevens, H
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INTRODUCTION (Environment) One of t
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ENVIRONMENT been formed exactly in
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ENVIRONMENT 5 underwood or "seconda
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ENVIRONMENT either to drink, or to
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ENVIRONMENT which is locally plenti
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ENVIRONMENT ii both tiger and eleph
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ENVIRONMENT 13 Peninsula ; the Saka
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ENVIRONMENT 15 comparatively high c
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RACE. VOL. I PART I
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Malay Name. RACIAL CHARACTERS
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RACIAL CHARACTERS The term " Semang
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Vol. /. />. 29. THE SAKAI PROBLEM.
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30 RACIAL AFFINITIES part ever, whe
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I THE JAKUN PROBLEM 31 comparative
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Machado. Young Sakai Gikl in Centre
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42 RACIAL AFFINITIES paut The desce
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I SUMMARY OF NEGRITO CULTURE 53 The
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P'oi. I. A 55. Sakai of S. Pekak
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56 RACIAL AFFINITIES part As, howev
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RACE-CHARACTERS OF SAKAI 59 The hai
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yo!. I. /. to. MixicD Sakai-Sf.mang
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RACE-CHARACTERS OF SAKAI In colour
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Vcl. I. p 62 Sakai Bfjv WITH Bi.owi
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1 RACE-CHARACTERS OF SAKAI 63 neigh
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I SUMMARY OF SAKAI CULTURE 65 gaine
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I MALAYAN SEA-GYPSIES 87 he wears,
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I RACE-CHARACTERS OF MALAYAN SEA-GY
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Vol. I. p. 90. (iKoi-p OF Iakln (An
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RACE-CHARACTERS OF MALA VAN SEA-G Y
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SUMMARY OF SA VAGE MALA V CULTURE 9
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1 SUMMARY OF SA VA GE MALAY C UL TU
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NOTE ON ''FASCICULI MALA YENSES" 97
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ON " FASCICULI MALA YENSES " not pr
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Page 257 and 258: SA VA GE MA LA YS OF JONOR 163 wome
Page 259 and 260: J/ALA VAN SEA-GYPSIES 165 their usu
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Page 263 and 264: GENERAL REMARKS 169 later visitors.
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Page 267 and 268: NEGRITOS OF KEDAH 173 in one place.
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'»-^ '- -^,. 1^' . «' Sakai Tkek
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IlABlTAriONS Htits and Houses. Pera
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CHAP. HI SAKAl OF PERAK 183 house i
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CHAP. Ill SAKAl OF PAHANG 185 to a
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Sakai House, Lui Rivkk, Ui.u Langat
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SA VAGE MALA YS OF SELANGOR 189 off
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^ GENERAL REMARKS 201 forest -pools
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NEGRITOS 203 they usually do at a s
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NEGRITOS OF KEDAH 205 Fishing. Keda
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SAKAJ OF PERAK 207 until they are a
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SAKAI OF PERAK 209 as being worked
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SAKAI OF PERAK Fisk-dams, Weirs, an
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CHAP. IV SAKAI OF SELANGOR 213 snak
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I'o!. /. /. 21 SakaI IISHIXU AT L'l
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CHAP. IV SAVAGE MALAYS OF SELANGOR
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SA VAGE MALA YS OF SELANGOR 217 ing
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^ 'iîf '*^^ Hunting Paktv with Blo
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220 HUNTING, TRAPPING, AND FISHING
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SA VAGE MALA YS OF JOBOR Elsewhere
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SA VA GE MALA YS OF JOHOR 223 irres
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CHAPTER V. Modes of Barter. Money i
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CHAP. V NEGRITOS 227 I. — Semang.
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SA A'A I OF PERA A 229 live again f
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SA VAGE MALA YS OF SELANGOR 231 rep
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CHAP. V SAVAGE MALAYS OF JOHOR 233
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SA VA GE A/A LA YS OF JOHOR 235 tho
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CHAP. V SAVAGE MALAYS OF /OHO/? 237
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MALA VAN SEA-GYPSIES 239 Articles b
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MALA VAN SEA - G YPSIES 24 produce
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CHAP. VI GENERAL REMARKS 243 Upon a
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Vol. /. /. 245. Jakux Man in Huntin
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246 WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS part ii
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!4S WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS period t
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250 U'KA/'OXS AND IMPLEMENTS part i
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252 WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS are not
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!54 WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS There is
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!56 WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS discover
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WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS Borneo nativ
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26o WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS collects
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264 WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS my house
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266 IVEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS chemica
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268 WEAPONS AND JMPJ.EMENTS i-art i
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NEGRITOS OF KEDAH The inner pipe or
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f..f,le/Ji- Skmam; BLovvi'iri-: Ai'
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284 WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS part n c
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WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS k'lubi " (an
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290 WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS diameter
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292 WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS iaki ii
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296 WEAPOAS AND IMPLEMENTS iakt 11
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Vol. I. />. 297. SAKAI OL'IVKRS. 1.
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298 WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS injury.
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î \V>ay. Sakai Men, One (stande\(;
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300 WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS i-art ii
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302 WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS fresh wa
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304 WEAPONS AiYD IMPLEMENTS part ii
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3o6 WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS part ii
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3oS WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS vari ii
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CHAP. VI SAVAGE MALAYS OF SELANGOR
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CHAP. VI SAVAGE MALA YS OF MALACCA
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SA VAGE MALA YS OF PAHANG 323 Blowp
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CHAP. VI SAVAGE MALAYS OF JOHOR 3^9
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CHAP. VI SAVAGE MALAYS OF JOHOR 33'
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CHAP. VI SAVAGE MALAYS OF MT. BEREM
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MALA VAN SEA-G YPSIES 335 and effec
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CHAP. VI MALAYAN SEA-GYPSIES ^^7 tr
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I'oi. /. A 3-,S. lAKLN WAI.KISC 11"
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CHAP. VII GENERAL REMARKS 339 emplo
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CHAP. VII NEGRITOS OF KEDAh 341 I.
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SAKAI OF PERAK 343 Agriculture. The
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SAKAJ OF I'ERAK 345 bigger one in s
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CHAP, vu SAKAI OF PERAK 347 childre
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SAKAI OF PERAK 349 Each individual
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SAKAI OF PERAK 351 As soon as the r
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Vol. I. p. 353- Anouir.iNAi. WoMKN
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354 CULTIVATION was time for it to
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336 CULTIVATION were suspended the
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358 CULTIVATION - part ii a thud up
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36o CULTIVATION At the same time, i
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36: CULTIVATION Early plant, to mak
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364 CULTIVATION over we sat in grou
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366 CULTIVATION chased by a clog, o
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368 CUL TIVA TION , part i i suffer
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370 CULTIVATION part ii to be seen
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372 CULTIVATION however, that the d
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CHAPTER VIII, Arts and Crafts. Divi
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376 ARTS AND CRAFTS usually made fr
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378 ARTS AND CRAFTS Absence of Pott
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38o ARTS AND CRAFTS fish and turtle
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CHAP. VIII SAKAI OF PERAK 385 of a
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CHAP, viii SAKAI OF PERAK 387 among
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CHAP. VIII SAVAGE MALAYS OF SELANGO
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CHAPTER IX. Decorative Art. We now
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CHAP. IX GENERAL REMARKS 397 in all
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CHAP. IX GENERAL REMARKS 399 Steven
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CHAP. IX GENERAL REMARKS 401 work t
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CHAP. IX GENERAL REMARKS 407 Descri
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GENERAL REMARKS 409 "was" and "pawe
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CHAP. IX GENERAL REMARKS 411 Bamboo
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GENERAL REMARKS 41; of the patterns
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428 DECORATIVE ART were to be given
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434 DECORATIVE ART Other Emblems} [
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CHAP. IX NEGRITOS OF PERAK 449 Bamb
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458 DECORATIVE ART Bamboo (" Gn ")
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46o DECORATIVE ART BURIAL BAMBOOS/
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466 DECORA TIVE ART of relatively g
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CHAP. IX NEGRITOS OF PERAK 467 boun
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CHAP. )x NEGRITOS OF PERAK 469 [The
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CHAP. IX SAKAI OF PERAK 473 be the
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SAKAI OF PERAK 475 The figures in t
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CHAP. IX SAKAl OF PERAK 477 male Ar
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CHAP. IX SAKAI OF PERAK A79 In the
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CHAP. IX SAKAI OF PERAK 481 the cla
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CHAP. IX SAKAI OF PERAK 483 The hat
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CHAP. IX SAKAI OF PERAK 485 pattern
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SAKAI OF PERAK 487 of these bunches
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SAKAI OF PERAK 489 The dots denote
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CHAP. IX SAKAl OF PERAK 49' plant ;
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cHAK X GENERAL REMARKS 495 or Sea-J
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CHAP. X NEGRITOS OF KEDAH 497 tied
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CHAP. X NEGRITOS OF PERAK 499 among
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SAKAI OF PERAK 501 third title is L
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SAKAI OF PERAK 503 loans of knives,
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CHAP. X SAKAI OF SELANGOR 50$ the d
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CHAP. X SAKAI OF SELANGOR 507 the f
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SA VAGE MALA YS OF SELANGOR 509 Whe
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512 THE SOCIAL ORDER vart ii In the
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THE SOCIAL ORDER a grown-up son, bu
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570 DEALINGS WITH OTHER RACES i'Art
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Physical Characters. APPENDIX. PART
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Physical Characters. RACIAL AFFINIT
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.; Measurements of E. Semanc (Panca
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578 — APPENDIX Non - Mohammedan,
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58o APPENDIX C. Bgrapit : a female
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582 Page 45. APPENDIX List of Measu
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584 APPENDIX bodily structure. When
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586 APPENDIX Huts Hutfurnititre Imp
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588 - Page 58. APPENDIX Vaughan-Ste
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590 — APPENDIX at that time {ibid
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592 APPENDIX oi Leukopathy (Albinis
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594 •saoj ssojDB qjpBajg APPENDIX
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596 APPENDIX Let us now consider th
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598 Breadth of Face (a) Orbital hei
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6oo APPENDIX mm. in front of the in
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6o2 APPENDIX in all, in 67.5 per ce
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6o4 APPENDIX Page 311. Besisi Dart
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6o6 APPENDIX Page 326. The followin
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6o8 4B. Disease, same as 4A — —
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6io APPENDIX 14B. Disease, same as
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6i2 APPENDIX 2oH. Disease, same as
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6i4 APPENDIX Panel: (l) " Hersaydd
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6i6 APPENDIX Pa-sir ("Passeer") (i)
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6i8 APPENDIX Quiver O : " bung-kong
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620 APPENDIX Vi : " kling-Tn " (" k
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622 APPENDIX io6. " Hak-kar " (" hu
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624 APPENDIX "pawer") are '* in par
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626 APPENDIX but only to paint them
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628 APPENDIX Tqx)S ngass, tepos yem
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630 Kiri APPENDIX Ayer anibun umbun
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632 APPENDIX montagne immense dont
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634 APPENDIX loi ye-punya jalok iak
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656 APPENDIX Doyt-dah teh luchar-lu
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638 APPENDIX A'a' dah humpah hangke
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640 APPENDIX Tandok rusa' jeroka'-j
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642 APPENDIX Bale panjang, bale bds
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644 APPENDIX Jet-leh bau pandok put
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646 Klek-leh, ai I APPENDIX Mamat S
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648 APPENDIX Telong-telong pedas ji
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650 APPENDIX Dah kebus ka'an ha-teh
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652 APPENDIX Ular SawcV. The Python
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654 APPENDIX Dah kayi' Mamat Solong
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656 APPENDIX Tinggi rendah layak la
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658 APPENDIX Hanipet thayt dari seb
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66o APPENDIX Kledanscy The Kkdattz
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662 APPENDIX Kabau. l^he Kahaii Fru
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664 APPENDIX Dah nachar pleh gabang
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666 APPENDIX — Tingi jelepak tumb
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668 APPENDIX Nakeh gelar hadat pula
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670 — — APPENDIX Bale panjang b
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672 APPENDIX Kakom di-ruang batang.
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674 APPENDIX Nechit chim bSkoni ngo
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676 Be' * di' jds, be' ^ di' gomo'
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678 APPENDIX Agar 1 hap oyn pfipion
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68o APPENDIX (3) Seh tclong, bSdok
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682 APPENDIX Sinta' pisau rewang,^
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684 APPENDIX Guru tuhah pande menaw
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686 APPENDIX Nakeh-leh pechah-pTchi
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I APPENDIX Batujamun, Batu Lalau. T
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690 4. Unang di-atas batang, APPEND
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692 APPENDIX Proverbial Sayings, et
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694 APPENDIX Tikar sambang dcngan ^
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696 APPENDIX Juntei kayu ara', Hang
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698 APPENDIX Mata' mata' saga'. You
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700 APPENDIX Porgi balik ka-t:mpit
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702 APPENDIX Si Nibong. A BUandas S
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704 APPENDIX Tidor di-rumah Jukrah
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7o6 APPENDIX Charm used when cleari
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7o8 APPENDIX ta'dinding ^ batu aku
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7IO APPENDIX Chucha. The Chucha cau
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712 APPENDIX aku sa'-orang ter-lamp
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714 APPENDIX pulang bawa anjing-kau
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7i6 APPENDIX Jakun Charm for Protec
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7i8 5. Chentok [son of 34] = 99. 6.
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720 APPENDIX ii6. Mani [sex not rec
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722 Skeat adds : — APPENDIX Pa' N
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724
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