The calvaria, or top part of the skull, of the ‘Niah Lady’ discovered in a deep trench in the Niah Caves in 1958. Photo: The Star/Zulazhar Sheblee
The Borneo Cultures Museum showcases a wide range of artefacts and extraordinary exhibits that represent Sarawak’s rich culture and history through the ages.
Here are some of the museum’s star attractions.
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Borneo Cultures Museum highlights
The calvaria, or top part of the skull, of the ‘Niah Lady’ discovered in a deep trench in the Niah Caves in 1958. Photo: The Star/Zulazhar Sheblee
A "fahua" vase decorated with the Eight Immortals standing on clouds. Photo: The Star/Zulazhar Sheblee
Iban traditional bridal attire known as ‘baju ujan’ made from beads. Photo: The Star/Zulazhar Sheblee
A rare hornbill casque earring worn only by men. Photo: The Star/Zulazhar Sheblee
Replicas of burial poles known as ‘kelirieng’ from Belaga are seen in the Borneo Cultures Museum. Photo: The Star/Zulazhar Sheblee
A sleeveless jacket made of cotton and tree bark. Photo: The Star/Zulazhar Sheblee
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