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Old 29th December 2023, 01:58 PM   #1
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This picture looks like it shows Dayak warriors!
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This picture looks like it shows Dayak warriors!
talking Dayaks...
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Old 30th December 2023, 07:27 PM   #3
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and whilst we are in the neighborhood...
an Algur from the Moluccans
2 pics taken in Halmaheira
a well to do gent from Java
a couple from Atjeh / Aceh
some pencak lads not to mess with
and some Molucccans
source: Rijksmuseum, National Foto Museum all in NL
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Old 30th December 2023, 08:13 PM   #4
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3 pics by Dr. Henricus Marinus Neeb taken in Atjeh in the 19th century
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Old 30th December 2023, 09:20 PM   #5
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and now some gents with moustaches from the Balkans ( Bulgar, Albanian, Greek, Macedonian, Montenegrin, Serb, Hercegowenian and Bosnian) not to mess with,
but as friends the best company you can wish for and...
having a drink some homemade stuff
( speaking from a drink experience with all the mentioned nationalities, except one )
☺☺☺
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Old 30th December 2023, 09:38 PM   #6
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the last few...

the last gent's dress looks close to the uniform & sword to the one from The Spekulatius Cookie Hussar
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and whilst we are in the neighborhood...
an Algur from the Moluccans
2 pics taken in Halmaheira
a well to do gent from Java
a couple from Atjeh / Aceh
some pencak lads not to mess with
and some Molucccans
source: Rijksmuseum, National Foto Museum all in NL
This picture shows an Alfur from the Wemale tribes of Ceram. Rare type of sword he holds.
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and whilst we are in the neighborhood...
an Algur from the Moluccans
2 pics taken in Halmaheira
a well to do gent from Java
a couple from Atjeh / Aceh
some pencak lads not to mess with
and some Molucccans
source: Rijksmuseum, National Foto Museum all in NL
This man doesn't look from Halmahera to my eyes, the shield is from Sulawesi and also the clothes looks to be from Sulawesi.
It seems that also old sources could be wrong.
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Old 31st December 2023, 07:41 PM   #9
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and whilst we are in the neighborhood...
an Algur from the Moluccans
2 pics taken in Halmaheira
a well to do gent from Java
a couple from Atjeh / Aceh
some pencak lads not to mess with
and some Molucccans
source: Rijksmuseum, National Foto Museum all in NL
Yes, that's typical Halmahera, salawaku and pade, also the dress is correct!
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and whilst we are in the neighborhood...
an Algur from the Moluccans
2 pics taken in Halmaheira
a well to do gent from Java
a couple from Atjeh / Aceh
some pencak lads not to mess with
and some Molucccans
source: Rijksmuseum, National Foto Museum all in NL
Moro people from Southern Philippines.
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Maharaja Ranjor Singh of Ajaigarh
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just got some Illustrated News papers from Germany, Austria and England between 1860 and 1900/1910

A nice one from Afghanistan
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Yi people in Yunnan or Sichuan with their laquered leather armour and leather shields.

In addition, a Korean painting representing Sichuanese Ming dynasty troops under Liu Ting during the Imjin War (1592-1598). Some of the troopers are wearing armours identical to the Yi ones.
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Old 30th March 2024, 11:09 PM   #14
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This picture looks like it shows Dayak warriors!
The sword shouldered by the central figure appears to be of particularly rare form of belato, associated with Nias island.

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Old 30th March 2024, 11:57 PM   #15
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The sword shouldered by the central figure appears to be of particularly rare form of belato, associated with Nias island.
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I don't think so, it's a mandau with the edge pointed to his throat. See also the handle in his hand. Also the blowpipe, shields and costumes are Dayak.

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The item link in the posts above shows other items at the bottom of that page for sale which is not allowed.
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Old 31st March 2024, 08:04 AM   #17
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The item link in the posts above shows other items at the bottom of that page for sale which is not allowed.
I don't know what happened, I just copied the picture, sorry!

Ah, now I understand, it was the link provided by Bob.

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Hello Bob,

I don't think so, it's a mandau with the edge pointed to his throat. See also the handle in his hand. Also the blowpipe, shields and costumes are Dayak.

Regards,
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FYI: I got this picture from an old Dutch book about the Dutch Indies on the Alifuru in the Moluccan islands...

so I think our friend Detlev might be correct, as the literature of those days might contain some errors but nevertheless it concerned the Dutch colonial region .

Some more pics on the Mena Muria'warriors from the Moluccans .
The last pic are Honitetu-Alifuru dancing the tjakalele Piru, Ceram 1912
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Old 1st April 2024, 02:55 AM   #19
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Hello Bob,

I don't think so, it's a mandau with the edge pointed to his throat. See also the handle in his hand. Also the blowpipe, shields and costumes are Dayak.

Regards,
Detlef
Thank you; I had noted the handle, but was overexcited by the blade shape.
You're of course correct about the accoutrements.

I should shave with Occam's razor.
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