Unveiling the Crocodile’s Role in Borneo’s Native Cultures
Dr. Ipoi Datan explores the connection between crocodiles and Borneo's indigenous cultures, highlighting myths and traditions at Borneo Cultures Museum.
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Dr. Ipoi Datan is a member of the Lun Bawang people of Sarawak and former Director of the Sarawak Museum.
The Role of Crocodiles in Borneo’s Indigenous Life
Explore the cultural significance of crocodiles in Borneo's traditions with Dr. Ipoi Datan's talk at the Borneo Cultures Museum this ...
[Paper] Rare Late Pleistocene-early Holocene human mandibles from the Niah Caves (Sarawak, Borneo)
New paper in PLOS One describing mandibles from the Niah Caves - these were excavated by the Harrissons in 1957. ...
Sarawak Museum to reacquire Niah Cave bones from US
The Sarawak Museum announced a plan to repatriate a set of bones from the Niah Cave that were placed in ...
Sarawak Museum Journal is 100 years old this year
First published in 1911, the Sarawak Museum Journal turns 100 this year. The journal is one of the oldest in ...
Malaysian reports on the Gua Hitam skeletons
As expected, most of the Malaysian papers carried reports about yesterday's press conference on the excavation of six skeletons from ...
Special: Six new Neolithic burials from Sarawak revealed
This morning, the Centre for Archaeology Research, Malaysia at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) in Penang unveiled two sets of burials ...
Neolithic Burials discovered in East Malaysia
The Sarawak Museum and Universiti Sains Malaysia recently announced their discovery of eight 3,000-year-old burials located near Miri in Sarawak. ...
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