It is a semantic history of all the terms surrounding aboriginality: Orang Asli, Orang Asal, Sakai, Jakun
, Negrito, Semang, Senoi, and other words used for those people who seemed to have lived in the area longer than Malays.
are considered edible by 5 sub-tribes: namely Semai, Temuan, Che Wong, Bateq and Jakun
In another incident, modeling a Jakun
family she met in Singapore, Hoffman noted the wary curiosity of the father as she modeled the mother.
Sunrise and sunset experiences Local Indigenous Jakun
Borrowing from J F Ade Ajaye's History of the Nigerian Society of Engineers, the book also tells us: "Other highly skilled crafts found [in Nigeria] include the metallurgy of the blast furnaces of Saki; the blacksmithery of Awka; the technology of Jakun
salt mines and dye pits of Kano; the fortifications of the complex Benin walls; the architecture and construction of the Zaria Friday Mosque; the war canoes of the Delta Ijo; the enormous barges of the Kede people; the irrigation works of Mambilla Plateau; and the Sukur causeway.
According to Za'ba's application of racial theories, Malays were a product of the mixture of peoples from the archipelago such as the Jakun
, Sumatrans, Acehnese and Bugis (though not the most 'primitive' Negrito Semang).
sickle', pajuu 'salt', (12) bur(gaal) 'cloud', birdi 'earth', jakun
The children will meet pupils from Jakun
Koulu School in the town of Yli-ii.
Manju gisun jakun
tanggu hacin (Xiandai Manyu babai ju).
Leaderer BP, Naeher L, Jakun
T, Balenger K, Holford TR, Toth C, Sullivan J, Wolfson JM, Koutrakis P.
In this case the Jakun
tribe of the Orang Ali population of peninsular Asia was awarded compensation for the loss of fifty-three thousand acres of ancestral lands taken by the state government and used to build a dam to supply water to Singapore.
The Senoi group consists of the Semai, Temiar, Jah-het, Semaq Beri, Ma'Betise', and Chewong while the Proto-Malays consists of the Temuan, Jakun
, Semelai, Orang Seletar, Orang Kuala and Orang Kanaq sub-tribes .