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: Example of JOA listing sheet; An example of a JOA listing sheet (Bilangan kampung dan penduduk Orang Asli – JOA's internal census material that contained village names, headman names and number of households). Abbreviations: Lelaki, Perempuan, Penduduk, Kelamin. This is page 12 only of a larger document and as such is incomplete and undated.

: Gospel to the poor CD; Video made by missions group 'Gospel to the poor' about their missions work in Orang Asli (Temiar) villages. Footage includes ’The special service in Kg. Jias, The demolition of the Kg. Jias church, and the Mission report from Oct ’06 - Jun ’07'. The video includes information that 689 Orang Asli people were baptized in this time, 5 churches established in Orang Asli villages; making 39 churches in total (catering for 4455 baptized Christians). Includes film footage of a church demolished by the Malaysian authorities in Kg. Jias, Kelantan, and Orang Asli being baptized. Information on missions work in Kg. Bakul (Pahang); Pos Titum; Sg. Rokum (Kelantan); Kg. Temaga; Kg. Kansa (Pahang); Kg. Sop; Kg. Rakoh; Kg. Ayung (Kelantan); Kg. Semoi; Kg. Bandar; Kg. Junek; Sg. Lenjang (Pahang); Kg. Kenderong; Pos Lenjang (Pahang); Kg. Dayuk (Pahang); Kg. Tapai (Kelantan); Kg. Regang.

: H.D. Noone's Reconnaissance map; Geoffrey Benjamin's scan of H.D. Noone's Reconnaissance map of 'Parts of Upper Perak and Ulu Kelantan' from 1936. The map marks the Orang Asli settlements of which Noone became aware in his exploration of the area, including Lanoh, Jahai, Ple-Temiar, 'Menri' and Semai regions. The map was published as part of the publication Noone, H.D. (1936). Report on the Settlements and Welfare of the Ple-Temiar Senoi of the Perak-Kelantan Watershed. Journal of the Federated Malay States Museums 19 (pp. 1–85).

: Timeless Temiar (1956); A documentary film from 1956 made by the Malayan Film Unit about Temiar culture. It was filmed in the area around Grik in Perak. The actors who play the main characters originate from Geoffrey Benjamin's field site area. The film was received from Geoffrey Benjamin in digital format. 'c. 1956. Timeless Temiar. Documentary film written by Noni Wright, filmed by C. G. Wong, and narrated by Anthony Schooling. 50 minutes, Eastmancolor; released commercially in Malaya July 1957 by the Shaw Group – publicized as "filmed on the spot in Perak's Darkest Jungles". Can be viewed at Filem Negara Malaysia (National Film Board), Kuala Lumpur. Winner of the best documentary film award at the Asian Film Festival 1956...' (information from Lye, Tuck-Po (Ed.). (2001). Orang Asli of Peninsular Malaysia: a comprehensive and annotated bibliography (No. 88). Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University.)

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