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	Semang
		The Semang are the descendants of one of Indonesia's original ethnic groups who lived on the Malaysian peninsula.
		Eventually, The Semang migrated southeast of Singapore to Bintan Island.
		The religious beliefs of the Semang are complex.
	www.mnsu.edu /emuseum/cultural/oldworld/middle_east/semang.html (258 words)

	DoBeS — Semang - Language
		‘Semang’ is an ethnographic label which refers generically to a cluster of foraging populations in the Malay Peninsula.
		The Semang can be divided into several ethnolinguistic groups, including Kensiw, Kintaq, Jahai, Menriq, and Batek (which all speak closely related languages/dialects of the Northern subbranch of Aslian), as well as Lanoh (associated with a group of dialects belonging to the Central subbranch of Aslian).
		The total number of Semang is estimated at around 2,500-3,000 individuals.
	www.mpi.nl /DOBES/projects/semang (252 words)

	35. The Negrito of Malaysia
		It is likely that the Negrito (or rather their ancestors) were among the first modern humans to use and settle along that route, followed possibly a bit later by the ancestors of the Veddoids.
		Most data available on the Semang at present is unfortunately still of the type acquired by "looking" and "measuring" (see Chapter 34, Sub-chapter 5 "Measurers and Lookers").
		The Semang tribes live (or used to live) in the mountainous interior of peninsular Malaysia where they have lived in close association with a variety of Veddoid and tribal Malay groups.
	www.andaman.org /BOOK/chapter35/text35.htm (1005 words)

	Phuket history, Thai antiques, art and temples in Thailand
		Among the earliest permanent residents of Phuket were primitive tribes similar to the Semang pygmies that still exist today in Malaysia.
		Small tribes of these hunter-gathers survived in the jungle by hunting and eating the bountiful fruits and roots found in the lush triple-canopy rainforest that then covered the entire island.
		Small groups of these Semang people are reported to have survived in the dense jungles of the Phuket’s interior until finally being displaced in the mid-nineteenth century by tin miners.
	www.phuket-guide.net /phuket_history (836 words)

	Green Left - An appeal from Malaysia's 'forgotten people'
		This unfortunate incident would not have occurred if the authorities had seriously considered the almost incessant complaints of the Jahai that they were being harassed by Malay peasants who had moved closer to the settlement since the late 1970s.
		In 1972 Jahai and other Semang from several localities in the district of Tanah Merah in Kelantan were enticed by the JOA to leave their homes and reside in a government-sponsored settlement.
		The logging companies promptly ventured into the areas vacated by the Semang, and by 1988 almost all the forest in the vicinity had been logged.
	www.greenleft.org.au /1993/103/6055 (785 words)

	Juring Rangguin- Jaw Harp of the Semang of Borneo
		Juring Rangguin- Jaw Harp of the Semang of Borneo
		The rangguin is the jaw harp of the Semang people of central Malaysia.
		This instrument was obtained in 1989 on a chance meeting with Semang musicians at a festival, where this instrument was presented as a gift.
	www.asza.com /ijsemang.shtml (116 words)

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		This corner of the world is also remarkable for its incredible diversity of ethnic groups, each of which has its own language, customs, mores, and religious belief.
		South East Asia today has a sprinkling of hunting-gethering Negrito people, such as the Atea of the Philipines, The Semang of Malaysia, and the Orang Kubu of Sumatra.
		Austroloid people are also thought to have passed through South-East Asia during the early migration period.
	www.asean-tourism.com /aboutasean (821 words)

	AlexBudiyanto.Web.ID » Blog Archive » Kunjungan Pertama Ke Rumah Induk Semang
		Seperti pada tulisan saya sebelumnya, kemarin [19 February 2007] kami mengadakan kunjungan pertama ketempat kami akan menginap selama mengikuti KKN, dimana tempat menginap ini lebih dikenal dengan sebutan “induk semang”.
		Total waktu perjalan yang kami tempuh untuk menuju kerumah “induk semang”, yang ternyata adalah seorang kepada dusun, atau lebih dikenal dengan sebutan “dukuh” ini, kurang lebih selama 1 Jam.
		10 Responses to “Kunjungan Pertama Ke Rumah Induk Semang”
	alexbudiyanto.web.id /2007/02/20/kunjungan-pertama-ke-rumah-induk-semang.html (614 words)

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	www.merriamwebster.com /dictionary/semang (38 words)

	Joshua Project 2000 - Semang, Lowland (Sakai) Profile
		Joshua Project 2000 - Semang, Lowland (Sakai) Profile
		Ministry commitment and activity registrations are now being handled on the Joshua Project website.
		You will be transferred to the Joshua Project registration form.
	www.ad2000.org /peoples/jpl1525.htm (105 words)

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