JMBRAS Vol. 22, Part 1 (March 1949)
Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: March 1949
Table of Contents
- Notes on ancient times in Malaya. {Parts 4 & 5 — R. Braddell (pp. 1–14)
- Takuapa and its Tamil inscription — K.A. Nilakanta Sastri (pp. 25–30)
- Dusun customary law — I.H.N. Evans (pp. 31–37)
- Raffles and the massacre at Palembang — C.E. Wurtzburg (pp. 38–52)
- A Panji tale from Kelantan — R.O. Winstedt (pp. 53–60)
- The early history of Christmas Island (Indian Ocean — C.A. Gibson-Hill (pp. 67–93)
- Malay festivals, and some aspects of Malay religious life — Zainal Abidin bin Ahmad (pp. 94–106)
- Geological and geographical evidence of changes in sea-level during ancient Malayan history and late prehistory. J.B. Scrivenor. {With an appendix F.H. Fitch — F.H. Fitch, J.B. Scrivenor (pp. 107–122)
- Singing pre-history — Tom Harrisson (pp. 123–142)
- The Arabs and the eastern trade — J.A.E. Morley (pp. 143–176)
- The Ligor inscription — R.O. Winstedt (pp. 176–177)
- The Malay Annals again, Goa and the kings of Singapore — R.O. Winstedt (pp. 178–180)
- The Malay boat-shaped puan — W.W. Skeat (pp. 180–181)
- Semah (menyemah — W.W. Skeat (pp. 181–182)
- The private letter books of John Palmer — C.E. Wurtzburg (pp. 182–183)
- The earliest word-lists and dictionaries of the Malay language — W. Linehan (pp. 183–187)
- The Chinese in Malaya. V. Purcell — W.L. Blythe (pp. 188–191) [Review]
- Malaya’s first British pioneer – the life of Francis Light. H.P. Clodd — C.E. Wurtzburg (pp. 192–193) [Review]
- Divorce and inheritance: Corrigenda — E.N. Taylor (pp. 194)
Contributors
- C.A. Gibson-Hill
- C.E. Wurtzburg
- E.N. Taylor
- F.H. Fitch
- I.H.N. Evans
- J.A.E. Morley
- J.B. Scrivenor
- K.A. Nilakanta Sastri
- R. Braddell
- R.O. Winstedt
- Tom Harrisson
- W. Linehan
- W.L. Blythe
- W.W. Skeat
- Zainal Abidin bin Ahmad