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Nederlands: Negatief. Het moet hier om een groep uit het Apokajan gebied gaan als we afgaan op de versierselen van de vrouwen: de ivoren armbanden, de uitgerekte oorlellen met karakteristieke 'oorbellen' en de hoofdband. Er komen op Maleisisch Borneo olifanten voor waarvan wordt aangenomen dat hun voorouders lang geleden door de Sultans van Soeloe geïmporteerd zijn, zodat het ivoor van deze dieren afkomstig kan zijn. Het Apokajan gebied ligt dicht bij de grens met Oost-Maleisië. Handel overzee in olifanten was overigens al in de 17e eeuw tamelijk normaal. (P. Boomgaard, 2001). Een Dajak familie uit Poedjoengan, Oost-Borneo English: It should go here to a group from the Apokajan area as we rely on the insignia of the women, the ivory bracelets, the stretched earlobes with characteristic 'earrings' and headgear. Come on Malaysian Borneo elephants believed that their ancestors long ago imported by the Sultans of Sulu so that the ivory of these animals may come. The Apokajan area is close to the border with East Malaysia. Overseas trade in elephants was already advanced in the 17th century quite normal. (P. Orchard, 2001). A Dayak family from Poedjoengan, East Borneo. |
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