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  4. Central Aslian
  5. Temiar
  6. Benjamin Collection
  7. Maps

Maps

Kelantan & Pahang, G.S.G.S. 4690, 2 N-4
Some notes marking locations (numbered 11-19) along the Nenggiri river on the 2N/4 map. ID: Series: G.S.G.S. 4690 Sheet: 2 N/4 Edition: 1 Survey: 1927; 1951 Compiled: 1951 Edited: 1951 Printed: 1955 Published: 1955 Scale: 1:63 360 Approximate coverage (longitude, latitude): NW: 101°45', 05°00' NE: 102°00', 05°00' SW: 101°45', 04°45' SE: 102°00', 04°45'g
Notes on Kelantan map I
Geoffrey Benjamin's notes from c. 1970 on Report Map of Kelantan. The notes mark Temiar, Jahai, Batek, Menriq and 'Negrito' settlements, based on information from JOA listing sheets (Bilangan kampung dan penduduk Orang Asli – JOA's internal census material that contained village names, headman names and number of households).
Notes on Kelantan map II
A map given to Geoffrey Benjamin with notes on Orang Asli settlements in Kelantan. The notes in red and blue pen were already on the map (possibly made by someone at the JOA), further notes added by Benjamin. This map is also in the Kirk Endicott collection, as it was given to Kirk by Benjamin.
Notes on Perak map
Geoffrey Benjamin's notes from c. 1979 on 'Malaysia Barat: Perak' map. Notes mark some of the Lanoh settlements in Perak, possibly made based on information from JOA listing sheets (Bilangan kampung dan penduduk Orang Asli – JOA's internal census material that contained village names, headman names and number of households). Of the settlements marked, Geoffrey visited Dala and Tamai.
Notes on Section of Perak map
A section of a map of Perak given to Geoffrey Benjamin with notes already on it (and on the back), possibly by someone at the JOA. The area is now flooded by Lake Temenggor.
Notes on Sungei Betis map
Geoffrey Benjamin's notes from c. 1964-1965 on the Sungei Betis Air Reconnaissance map 2N/3. He has marked the names of the tributaries of the Perolak valley, his main research area. There are some other notes and the map is well used, to the point of falling apart. This is a scan of Benjamin's notes on the 2N/3 map, a version of which can be found under RWAAI > Maps, filename MYSWOAMIA650000_01.

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