Explore the rich tapestry of Borneo's cultural heritage with William Henry Furness's "Folk-lore in Borneo: A Sketch." This captivating volume delves into the fascinating world of Bornean folklore, offering a glimpse into the customs and legends that have shaped the island's identity.
Furness meticulously documents the traditional beliefs and practices of Borneo's people, providing invaluable insights into their social structures and worldview. Discover a treasure trove of tales passed down through generations, revealing the enduring power of folklore in shaping communities. This ethnography explores themes central to understanding Borneo's history and anthropology. Journey into a land where the past comes alive through stories, offering a compelling portrait of a vibrant and resilient culture. A timeless exploration of folklore in Borneo, meticulously prepared for print republication, providing a unique opportunity to experience the original text.
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