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• Newly burnt and planted ladang (swidden agriculture)
  Newly burnt and planted ladang (swidden agriculture), Kampong Ulu Serendah. Feb. 1972
• Group of men smoking
  Group of men smoking, Sungai Klubi, Jan. 1972
• My new house 1
  My new house (unfinished). The Chinese children were passing through and stopped to look at the wedding pictures I took here two weeks earlier. Tin mine in background. Kampong Ulu Serendah, Dec. 1971.
• Unidentified woman 1
  Unidentified woman, Kampong Ulu Kuang, Selangor, July 2002
• Gua Cha (cave) 1
  Gua Cha (gua=rockshelter or cave), near Kampong Tohoi (a Temiar village), Ulu Kelantan, July 1998
• A multi-family vegetable garden
  A multi-family vegetable garden: contains mostly cassava, but banana and sugarcane are also visible. This village will be affected by the up-coming Klau dam/reservoir. Kampong Temir, Klau, Pahang, July 2002
• The red-shirted woman is from Baretchi
  The red-shirted woman is from Baretchi (near Kampar); she works with Tijah Yok Chopil in their village-based pre-school programs. In the background is the kitchen/lunchroom (associated with the local pre-school). Kampong Chang Lama, near Bidor, Perak, June 2002
• Gua Cha (cave) 2
  Gua Cha: an archaeological site (rock shelter) studied by many archeologists, Ulu Kelantan (near Pos Tohoi), July 1998
• My house 5
  My house, Kampong Ulu Serendah, Dec. 1971
• Colin Nicholas taking photos of the baby holding a berok
  Colin Nicholas taking photos of the baby holding a berok (Macaque) monkey. Kampong Temir, Klau, Pahang, July 2002
• Boyeh in her house
  Boyeh in her house, Kampong Ulu Kuang, Selangor, July 2002
• Dee Baer and Wm. Solheim, Orang Asli Biocultural History session
  DB and Wm. Solheim, Orang Asli Biocultural History session, IPPA Conference, Malacca, July 1998
• Datanf and Kuntang 3
  Kuntang, etc, Kampong Ulu Serendah, Dec. 1971
• Burned but not yet planted
  Burned but not yet planted, Nah - Datang ladang. Kampong Ulu Serendah, Feb. 1972
• My house in Ulu Serandah
  My house at the study village named Ulu Serendah, in the process of being built. The kids are always around, interested in what I'm doing. (They're looking at pictures in old magazines I've brought for them), Nov. 1971
• Traditional and modern houses
  Most houses here were traditional (bamboo and atap) but some were modern (planks and zinc roofing) or a combination. Kampong Temir, Klau, Pahang, July 2002
• Close up of blowpipes
  Close up of blowpipes (showing traditional ornamental patterns) leaning against a house wall. Kampong Temir, Klau, Pahang, July 2002
• My house 6
  My house, Kampong Ulu Serendah, Dec. 1971
• Rosemary Gianno, Dee Baer, others, Juli Edo, Al and Betty Fix, after Orang Asli Biocultural History session, IPPA Conference
  Rosemary Gianno, Dee Baer, others, Juli Edo, Al and Betty Fix, after Orang Asli Biocultural History session, IPPA Conference. Malacca, July 1998
• Falls below bathing place
  Falls below bathing place, Kampong Ulu Serendah, Dec. 1971
• The village gazebo-like sitting room.
  The village gazebo-like sitting room. The shy toddler in his fathers lap refused to look at the camera. Kampong Chang Lama, near Bidor, Perak, June 2002
• A brother of Batin Chat
  A brother of (the late) Batin Chat; never saw him before, he did not live in Ulu Kuang when I was there in 1971. Kampong Ulu Kuang, Selangor, July 2002
• Taha, Chamar and Rameli
  Taha, Chamar, Rameli, Kampong Rasau, Ulu Slim from Kampong Ulu Serendah, May 1972
• Merak, Dee Baer, Minah and Basah
  Merak (bte. Lahi), Dee Baer, Minah (bte. Saria), Basah mijah (bte. Nasib). On left is ? Huntang (b. Nasib Mat), April 1972
• Dayah's house 1
  Looking toward Dayahs house (and Hasis) from mine, Kampong Ulu Kuang, Nov. 1971