Bajau |
Batek |
Bidayuh |
Bugis |
Chewong |
Iban |
Jahai |
Jah Hut |
Jakun |
Kadazan
Dusun |
Kedayan |
Kensiu |
Lanoh |
Mah Meri |
Melanaus |
Mendriq |
Murut |
Penan |
Semai |
Semang |
Semelai |
Semoq
Beri |
Senoi | Temiar |
Temuan |
| Jah Hut
|
|
| Indigenous Group |
Jah Hut (Also
known as: Cheres) |
| Location |
Malaysia,
Peninsular. Particularly along the Sungei Krau in the northeast |
| Estimated Population |
2,442 (2000,SIL
International) |
| Environment |
Tropical
Rainforest |
| Lifestyle |
Sedentary |
| Subsistence |
Agriculture /
Hunter / Gatherer / Handicraft Sales |
| Level of Assimilation |
Fairly
Traditional |
| Language Family |
Jah Hut
Classification: Austro-Asiatic, Mon Khmer, Aslian, Jah
Hut
Alternative Names: Jah het
Dialects: Kerdau, Krau, Ketiar Krau (Tengganu), Kuala
Tembeling, Pulau Guai, Ulu Ceres (Cheres), Ulu Tembeling |
| Website URLs |
Ethnobotonical
Study of Botanical Plants Used by the Jah Hut Peoples in Malaysia
Aboriginal
Wood Sculpures
Ethnologue
report for Language Code: Jah
Protected
Areas and World Heritage Programme
Methods
in Natural Resource Management
Joshua Project
Aboriginal
Wood Sculptures
Orang Asli
|
| NGOs |
Centre for Orang Asli
Concerns (COAC)
Persatuan Orang Asli Semenanjung Malaysia (POASM)
Persatuan Orang Asli Semenanjung Malaysia (POASM)
Indigenous Peoples Development Fund (IPDC)
The Orang Asli Assistance Fund (OAAF)
Asian
Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Network |
|
