JMBRAS Vol. 28, Part 1 (March 1955)
Series: Journal of the Malayan/Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: March 1955
Table of Contents
- The Malay Peninsula as known to the Chinese of the third century A.D — Paul Wheatley (pp. 1–23)
- Punan Ba — R. Needham (pp. 24–36)
- The settlement of Penang. J. Scott. .J. Fielding — K.J. Fielding, J. Scott (pp. 37–51)
- Persian influences in Malay life — G.E. Marrison (pp. 52–69)
- Aspects of Sufi thought in India and Indonesia in the first half of the 17th century — A.H. Johns (pp. 70–77)
- Belated comments on Sir Roland Braddell’s Studies of ancient times in the Malay Peninsula — Paul Wheatley (pp. 78–98)
- The effect of the opening of the Suez Canal on the trade and development of Singapore — G. Bogaars (pp. 99–143)
- Raja Manggeng — P. Howes (pp. 144–147)
- Manggeng and Datu Merpati — A.H. Hill (pp. 148–158)
- A note on some Murut kinship terms — R. Needham (pp. 159–161)
- The MSS of the Hikayat Iskander — F.W. Douglas (pp. 161–162)
- Gaspar Correa and Malacca — I.A. MacGregor (pp. 162–166)
- A note on ethnic classification in Borneo — R. Needham (pp. 167–171)
- Jerat tempurong — C.A. Gibson-Hill (pp. 172–173)
- Six wooden images in the Cheng Hong Teng, Malacca — C.A. Gibson-Hill (pp. 173–179)
- Animal studies on Chinese export wares — C.A. Gibson-Hill (pp. 179–183)
- The date of Munshi Abdullah’s first visit to Singapore — C.A. Gibson-Hill (pp. 191–195)
- Recent archaeological discoveries in Malaya (1954 — G. de G. Sieveking (pp. 196–217)
- Kamus Inggeris. E — P.E. de Josselin de Jong, T. Wittermans (pp. 218–221) [Review]
- Raffles’ ideas on the land rent system in Java, and the Mackenzie Land Tenure Commission. J. Bastin — H.R.C. Wright (pp. 222–230) [Review]
Contributors
- A.H. Hill
- A.H. Johns
- C.A. Gibson-Hill
- F.W. Douglas
- G. Bogaars
- G. de G. Sieveking
- G.E. Marrison
- H.R.C. Wright
- I.A. MacGregor
- J. Scott
- K.J. Fielding
- P. Howes
- P.E. de Josselin de Jong
- Paul Wheatley
- R. Needham
- T. Wittermans