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Paper Chase

Tuesday, July 18, 2006

Thousands of ancient documents from the Riau Archipelago have been bought and whisked away to neighboring countries. The regional government must act quickly.

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FROM faraway Riau, the news came as a blow. Thousands of historical Malay documents more than a century old have been whisked away to neighboring countries: Singapore, Brunei and Malaysia. This has been going on for the past 20 years. One by one, the ownership of the documents has changed: antique letters from the old kingdoms on the Sumatran coast, hand-written copies of the Quran, poems, verses and records of a high degree of civilization of Ri

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