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The mandu coffin: a boat symbol of ancestral spirits among the Enrekang people of South Sulawesi

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Death, Funerary Practices, and Mourning Cultural and Religious Practices in Indonesia Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies

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Indo-Malaysia is a geographical term for the tropical realm that includes the Malay Peninsula ang the triangle of islands from Sumantra in the west, to the Philippines in the norttheast, and Timor and Aru in the southeast.

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