Sumba

Sumba lies in the midst of Nusa Tenggara Timur, also known as the Eastern Lesser Sunda Islands. Once known as 'Sandalwood Island’, Sumba was historically regarded as a source for the prized, aromatic wood, and subsequently, for the sturdy, miniature horses that are bred there. The island is often portrayed as composed of two distinct zones, the dry, rocky and relatively barren Eastern half of the island, and the verdant West that is more amenable to agriculture. Sumba is home to a people...

Sumba lies in the midst of Nusa Tenggara Timur, also known as the Eastern Lesser Sunda Islands. Once known as 'Sandalwood Island’, Sumba was historically regarded as a source for the prized, aromatic wood, and subsequently, for the sturdy, miniature horses that are bred there. The island is often portrayed as composed of two distinct zones, the dry, rocky and relatively barren Eastern half of the island, and the verdant West that is more amenable to agriculture. Sumba is home to a people...

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Sumba lies in the midst of Nusa Tenggara Timur, also known as the Eastern Lesser Sunda Islands. Once known as 'Sandalwood Island’, Sumba was historically regarded as a source for the prized, aromatic wood, and subsequently, for the sturdy, miniature horses that are bred there. The island is often portrayed as composed of two distinct zones, the dry, rocky and relatively barren Eastern half of the island, and the verdant West that is more amenable to agriculture. Sumba is home to a people...

Sumba lies in the midst of Nusa Tenggara Timur, also known as the Eastern Lesser Sunda Islands. Once known as 'Sandalwood Island’, Sumba was historically regarded as a source for the prized, aromatic wood, and subsequently, for the sturdy, miniature horses that are bred there. The island is often portrayed as composed of two distinct zones, the dry, rocky and relatively barren Eastern half of the island, and the verdant West that is more amenable to agriculture. Sumba is home to a people...

indonesian 'mamuli' (gold alloy ) earring

Indonesia ~ East Sumba | Granulated earrings or pendants (mamuli); gold | 18th - 19th century || Source: 'Gold Jewellery of the Indonesian Archipelago', page 132