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Kinabatangan Valley, The Resting Place Of Timber Coffins
Wednesday, April 4th, 2007
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4 April 2007 (Bernama) - 700-year-old timber coffins found in Sabah, a whole lot of them, from a period where little is known about Sabah and Borneo. The coffins are ...
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