Malaysian Cave Art Appears to Depict Colonial-Era Bylsaac Schultz at Gizmodo
Pepper changed the world — but how many people know that? Anna Sulan Masing at Guardian 4i23
Iban dreaming Rev. William Howell 'Belief in dreams' (mimpi)
Malaysia's Indigenous People Intensify Anti-Dam Battle Environment News Service 23xii13
Palm Oil references (2002)
Palm Oil: A Sustainable Future Unilever (2002) pdf
Reimagining Landscapes Unilever
Spatially explicit scenario analysis for reconciling agricultural expansion, forest protection, and carbon conservation in Indonesia Lian Pin Koh and Jaboury Ghazoul PNAS (2010) pdf
The World's Addiction to Palm Oil Is Only Getting Worse Pablo Robles et al. at Bloomberg UK (2021)
rubber (lots of links, linkrot)
sarawak.htm [photos, needs fixing]
sarawak.html [total linkrot]
Simanggang [missing photos]
The Lexicon of Iban Spirit and Ritual
A_History_of_Forestry_in_Sarawak pdf
Swidden, Sawah, and In-between: Agricultural Transformation in Borneo Christine Padoch et al. Human Ecology (1998) pdf
The Babbling Brookes: Economic Change in Sarawak 1841-1941 Amarjit Kaur Modern Asia Studies (1995) pdf
A Question of Identity: Names, Societies, and Ethnic Groups in Interior Kalimantan and Brunei DarussalamVictor T King Sojourn (2001) pdf
Datuk Stephen Kalong Ningkan pdf
Economic development in Sarawak, Malaysia: An overview Fumitaka Furuoka (2014) pdf
To Wake a Lexicographer JD Freeman Sarawak Museum Journal (1958)
Gongs among the Kenyah Uma' jalan: Past and Present Position of an Instrumental Tradition V. K. Gorlinski Yearbook for Traditional Music (1994) pdf
The Chinese in Borneo 1942-1946 Tom Harrisson International Affairs (1950) pdf
Languages of Southeast Asia map pdf
Ancestry of the Iban Is Predominantly Southeast Asian: Genetic Evidence from Autosomal, Mitochondrial, and Y Chromosomes Tatum S Simonson et al. PLoS (2011) pdf
MIGRATION AND lTS ALTERNATIVES AMONG THE IBAN OF SARAWAK Christine Padoch (1982) pdf
Indigenous Trade and European Economic Intervention in North-West Borneo c.1860-1930 M. C. Cleary Modern Asian Studies (1996) pdf
Punitive Expeditions and Divine Revenge: Oral and Colonial Histories of Rebellion and Pacification in Western Borneo, 1886-1902 Reed L Wadley pdf
The Padju Epat Ma'anjan Dajak in Historical Perspective Alfred B Hudson Indonesia (1967) pdf
Rice-Eating Rubber and People-Eating Governments: Peasant versus State Critiques of Rubber Development in Colonial Borneo Michael Dove Ethnohistory (1996) pdf
Borneo again: media, social life and nation-building among the Iban of Malaysian Borneo John R Postill pdf
State of the Malaysian Rainforest 2024 Rimbawatch pdf
ON THE ROAD: The social impact of new roads in Southeast Asia Freek Colombijn Bijdragen (2002) pdf
Land Is Life: Land Rights and Oil Palm Development in Sarawak pdf
Maps and Counter-Maps: Globalised Imaginings and Local Realities of Sarawak's Plantation Agriculture Fadzilah Majid Cooke Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, (2003)pdf
17 Years Among the Sea Dyaks of Borneo Edwin H Gomes (1911) pdf
Examining the Connection Between Ancient China and Borneo Through Santubong Archaeological Sites Wan Kong Ann Sino-Platonic Papers (2013) pdf
Conceptions of Community in Colonial Southeast Asia A. J. Stockwell Transactions of the Royal Historical Society (1998) pdf
Privare Letters of Sir James Brooke (1850-) pdf
Towards a Causal History of a Trade Scenario in the Interior of East Kalimantan, Indonesia, 1900-1999 Cristina Eghenter Bijdragen (2001) pdf
Valuing Forests (contains Bennett, E.L. and C.J. Reynolds. 1993. "The Value of a Mangrove Area in Sarawak" in Biodiversity and Conservation 2: 359-375) pdf
Trouble on the Frontier: Dutch-Brooke Relations and Iban Rebellion in the West Borneo Borderlands (1841-1886) Reed L Wadley Modern Asian Studies (2001) pdf
B's Malaysia X txt
P's Malaysia X txt
Rentap links txt
re: Sarawak (link to Parag Khanna Radio Open Source (2008) txt
I've been corresponding with a friend from Peace Corps days (Sarawak, 1965-1967), and exhuming an array of bones that still offer the possibility of further chewing. Some of those bones have to do with the place (what's happened to Sarawak in the last 40 years, what the things we saw and heard were really all about), some with evolution of our understanding of what we were doing (and did) there, some with wider issues of development and progress, and some with the metastuff of careers, trajectories, grokkage both general and specific.
A Sea Dyak Dictionary William Howell and DJS Bailey (1900) (A-D only, so far)
A Sea Dyak Dictionary via Hathi Trust
Portal: Sarawak Wikisource