Forgotten Islands of Indonesia. Nico De Jonge

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the statue. Before removing Lamiaha, Müller-Wismar photographed the deity's image in the original setting. Height 212 cm (RJM). Page 4. Ancestor statue from Leti. Height 26 cm; length 31 cm (RJM).

      CONTENTS

Preface 9
Introduction 10
Part I The Past 16
Chapter I
Traces of Prehistoric Times 18
I Dongson bronze drum
Chapter II
A Turbulent History 22
II Boat from Kei
Part II Boat and Crew 30
Chapter III
Boat Symbolism of the West 32
III Prow decoration from Damer
Chapter IV
Deceased and Deities of the West 48
IV Ancestor statue from Leti
Chapter V
Boat Symbolism of the East 68
V Wooden fish figure from Aru
Chapter VI
Deceased and Deities of the East 86
VI Ancestor statue from Tanimbar-Kei
Part III The Language of Things 106
Chapter VII
The Heat of Gold 108
VII Imported earring from Babar
Chapter VIII
The Coolness of Cloth 124
VIII Rimanu-motif from Kisar
Chapter IX
Pottery Full of Vitality 140
IX Bandanese pot, made in Kei
Chapter X
Life and Death in Plaiting 146
X Food cover from Wetar
Afterword 153
Glossary 154
Notes 156
Bibliography 158
Index 160

      PREFACE

      Every western scientific researcher travelling to Indonesia for research in Maluku Tenggara during the past decades, sooner or later encountered Andre P. C. Sol, who was bishop of the diocese of Amboina from February 1964 until October 1994.

      In Keuskupan Amboina, the episcopal residence, one was not only warmly welcomed, but also informed about the most recent developments

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