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Unfortunately, kebaya, which was once worn by all groups, including the nobility and commoners alike, and often served as everyday attire, has increasingly become relegated to cultural stage performances. - Photo by Bernama

A total of 71,289 heritage and prehistoric artefacts have been discovered and removed from the Nenggiri Valley, which is the site for the construction of a hydroelectric dam. Photo by Bernama

The discovery of a Buddha statue, dating back to the eighth or ninth century, in the Bukit Choras Archaeological Heritage Site in Yan, Kedah shows the significance of the area as an important religious site at that time and older than the Angkot Wat in Cambodia and Borobudur in Indonesia. Photo by Bernama

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At the Yaribba Boria Raya Feast 2024 here recently, 13 individuals, including Jibran Khalil, received the ‘Seniman Boria’ certificates presented by Penang Yang Dipertua Negeri Tun Ahmad Fuzi Abdul Razak. Photo by Bernama

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Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing has called on his ministry as well as the National Heritage Department (JWN) and the National Culture and Arts Department (JKKN) to work together in preserving the country’s Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH). - Facebook

Caretaker Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow - Photo by Bernama

Senior Museum Assistant, Department of National Heritage, Khairil Amri Abdul Ghani (right) and Operations Assistant Abdul Ghafar Abdul Ghani carried out excavation work to remove prehistoric human (female) skeletons at the archaeological site, Cave Keledong Kecil Nenggiri Valley thus saving the most important treasures of the history of civilization and human culture. - Photo by Bernama