Insular Southeast Asia: Sumatra. 2 v

Adjai Agriculture Ampat Lawang anak ancestors bamboo Bencoolen Bengkulu boys brideprice buffalo Bukit ceremonies chief clan descended district Djang Dutch Enim ENOI feast fishing forest Four Pillar girls Hadji headman highlands household houses hunting important inhabitants irrigated Islam Jaspan Kepahiang Ketaun KIN GROUPS kinsmen klaweui laggai lalep Lampit Lampong Lebong Lematang Lembak lineage mainly Malay mandi marga married Marsden matrilineal Mekakau Mentaweians Minangkabau Muara Muara Enim Muko-Muko muntogat Musi Muslim neighbours ORGANISATION ORIENTATION Identification padi Pagai Islands Pagar Pagar Ruyung Palembang Pangeran Pasemah Pasemah Lebar patriclans patrilineage Pauw Ten Kate Pekal Perdipo Propinsi Sumatera puyang Radja Rawas Redj Redjang regency religion rice rites ritual river sabeu sebeui sedekah Semendo Semitul Serawai settlement shaman shire Siberut Sipora slaves South Pagai South Sumatra spirits square kilometres subclan Suku Sumatera Selatan Sumbai Besak Sungei swiddens talang Tandjung taro traditional tunggu tubang ukkui uxorilocal village Volkstelling 1935 Zuid-Sumatra