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John Knappert, one of those writers who published works about "The Myths and Legends of Indonesia,"traced the light of the Indonesians in Asia. He found out that the population of Indonesia was homogeneous. In addition, there were two hundred diferent languages in Indonesia but ie existence of the hundred-odd languages is all related with the exception of West Irian.
The Indonesians were able to sail by using their invention which is known as proa. Proa is a cance that can survive the deep seas near Indonesia. They went to different directions: north to the Philippines and Formosa, where Indonesian language are still spoken; west to the East African coast; to Madagascar, where Malayo-Polynesian dialects are still spoken; east to Polynesia, where the languages of Hawaii, Eastern Island, Samoa, Fiji and Tahiti are clearly related to Malay and Javanese and finally south to New Zealand and the lush green islands of Indonesia.
Since Indonesia is archipelagic, fishing is the main occupation of the people. Rice is the staple food. Indonesians hunted using sumpitan or blow-pipe. They mastered this, including the art of forging iron.
If there were stories about spirits, it is primarily because the surrounding landscapes were full of spirits. The Hari which is the sun was identified as Wisnu, Bromo, the volcano was identified with Brahma, the Creator. Many islands were created by volcanic eruptions. The spirits of the waters were also diverse: the ocean- god brought rain, and the rich goddess live in the sawh (wet rice-fields) in the shape of a freshwater snake.
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Read the short paragraph below. Then, construct 3 interesting facts and 3 opinions about it.
John Knappert, one of those writers who published works about "The Myths and Legends of Indonesia,"traced the light of the Indonesians in Asia. He found out that the population of Indonesia was homogeneous. In addition, there were two hundred diferent languages in Indonesia but ie existence of the hundred-odd languages is all related with the exception of West Irian.
The Indonesians were able to sail by using their invention which is known as proa. Proa is a cance that can survive the deep seas near Indonesia. They went to different directions: north to the Philippines and Formosa, where Indonesian language are still spoken; west to the East African coast; to Madagascar, where Malayo-Polynesian dialects are still spoken; east to Polynesia, where the languages of Hawaii, Eastern Island, Samoa, Fiji and Tahiti are clearly related to Malay and Javanese and finally south to New Zealand and the lush green islands of Indonesia.
Since Indonesia is archipelagic, fishing is the main occupation of the people. Rice is the staple food. Indonesians hunted using sumpitan or blow-pipe. They mastered this, including the art of forging iron.
If there were stories about spirits, it is primarily because the surrounding landscapes were full of spirits. The Hari which is the sun was identified as Wisnu, Bromo, the volcano was identified with Brahma, the Creator. Many islands were created by volcanic eruptions. The spirits of the waters were also diverse: the ocean- god brought rain, and the rich goddess live in the sawh (wet rice-fields) in the shape of a freshwater snake.
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