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Pemulai Ke Nanga, Return to Nanga Jela

Published in 2025, this bilingual volume in English and Iban revisits an Iban longhouse community in Sarawak that once overlooked the Engkari River before the area was flooded by the construction of the Batang Ai Dam.

Author: Christine Padoch, Bobby Anak Nyegang & Itin Anak Langit

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Kelabit Bamboo Band, 2017
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Rungus Momogon Women in Mattunggong
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We are excited to share that Borneo Research Bulletin, Volume 55 (2025 issue) is now available for purchase in both PDF version and print copy.

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