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JMBRAS Vol. 50, Part 1 (June 1977)

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JMBRAS Vol. 50, Part 1 (June 1977)

Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: June 1977

Table of Contents

Tusut — B. Sandin (pp. 1–3)
Tom Harrisson and the ancient iron industry of the Sarawak River delta — S.J. O’Connor (pp. 4–7)
Tom Harrisson and Indian influences in early Southeast Asia — A. Lamb (pp. 8–13)
The ancient domestic dogs of Malaysia — Gathorne Gathorne-Hardy, Lord (Earl of Cranbrook) Medway (pp. 14–27)
The Niah research program — W.G.H. Solheim (pp. 28–40)
Tom Harrisson’s unpublished legacy on Niah — Harrisson B (pp. 41–51)
The rhinoceros of Borneo: a 19th century puzzle — L.C. Rookmaaker (pp. 52–62)
The Mok Khalan alignment in Southern Thailand and associated archaeological remains — H.H.E. Loofs (pp. 63–67)
A note on two ritual depositories from Pimai, Thailand — A. Lamb (pp. 68–70)
Tom {Harrisson} and the Survival Service Commission — R.S.R. Fitter (pp. 71–72)
Balambangan and the rise of the Sulu Sultanate, 1772–1775 — J.F. Warren (pp. 73–93)

Contributors

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