Unearth facts on Sabah: CM
19 May 2006 (Daily Express) - Archaeological potential in Sabah?
Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman urged researchers and historians to conduct more studies and research to unearth as many facts as possible on the early history of Borneo, particularly Sabah.
Musa was made to understand that the UMS History Programme had been doing research related to the Sabah and Sarawak history resulting in many new findings being made.
Among them were the existences of the Marudu ancient government, Sharif Rum Sharif Osman rule, Raja Tua Brunei, early maritime trade in northern Sabah and findings of several thousand year old settlements.
Related Books:
Early Kingdoms of the Indonesian Archipelago and the Malay Peninsula by P. M. Munoz
Sabah’s Heritage: A Brief Introduction to Sabaih’s History and Heritage
The Prehistory of Sabah by T. Harrison and B. Harrison
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Tags: Malaysia Archaeology, Marudu, Musa Aman, Sabah, University Malaya Sabah
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