Myth, History and Modern Cultural Identity Among Hunter-Gatherers: A Borneo Case
1993 ◽
Vol 24
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pp. 18-43
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The island of Borneo has maintained until fairly recently a number of tropical rainforest hunting-gathering groups, generally referred to as Punan or Penan (though other local ethnonyms are found). Today, a large proportion of them have switched to a partly settled way of life and some form of agriculture, but even these groups still rely heavily on the forest, collecting jungle products for trade and, often, processing the wild sago palms for their subsistence while collecting. The Bukat, one of these partly settled groups, are found (see Map 1) in Indonesia's West Kalimantan (three hamlets, totalling 300 persons) and East Kalimantan (one hamlet of 150), and in Malaysia's Sarawak (one hamlet of 150).
2007 ◽
Vol 28
(2_suppl2)
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pp. S294-S302
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2010 ◽
Vol 41
(2)
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pp. 267-289
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2015 ◽
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