Article

JMBRAS Vol. 24, Part 1 (February 1951)

From Munshipedia, the MBRAS digital historical encyclopedia

JMBRAS Vol. 24, Part 1 (February 1951)

Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: February 1951

Table of Contents

Notes on ancient times in Malaya. {Part 8 — R. Braddell (pp. 1–27)
The coming of Islam to the East Indies — G.E. Marrison (pp. 28–37)
The Negri Sembilan economy of the 1890s — J.M. Gullick (pp. 38–55)
Kelantan padi planting — A.H. Hill (pp. 56–76)
Some Malay legendary tales — Zainal Abidin bin Ahmad (pp. 77–89)
The Chams of Malacca — G.E. Marrison (pp. 90–98)
Kelantan silverwork — A.H. Hill (pp. 99–108)
Baud on Raffles — W.Ph. Coolhaas (pp. 109–120)
A note on the small boats of the Rhio and Lingga Archipelago — C.A. Gibson-Hill (pp. 121–133)
Malay hats and dish covers — C.A. Gibson-Hill (pp. 133–158)
Dusun and other “house horns” — I.H.N. Evans, G.E. Marrison (pp. 162–168)
Ancient shell beads in North Borneo — I.H.N. Evans (pp. 168–171)
An ancient jade carving from North Borneo — I.H.N. Evans (pp. 171–173)
Olivia Raffles and Thomas Moore — C.E. Wurtzburg (pp. 173–175)
A note on Jakun numbering in Pahang — P.D.R. Williams-Hunt (pp. 175–176)
Medals connected with Siam — E. Wodak (pp. 176–180)
A tale of Pa’ Kadok — J.H. Loch (pp. 180–181)
The Malay boat launching ceremony — Abu Bakar, P.D.R. Williams-Hunt (pp. 181–183)
Chinese ceremonies at the launching of a new boat — Teo Teng-hong (pp. 183–186)
Anker Rentse. Obituary — M.W.F. Tweedie (pp. 192–193)

Contributors

References