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Hamdolok
The Hamdolok Traditional Theatre or also called Masadeka is a Malay arts form that has a combined arts values of the Middle East and local, as well as less known of. A Hamdolok performance contains elements of singing, dancing and music, and inspired by the Badwi ethnic’s custom that celebrate the birthday of Prophet Muhammad s.a.w. in Mecca. During the celebration the Badwis congregate together then move in procession bringing along walking sticks. During in procession they sing and dance in gambol. They made their walking sticks strike anything they meet that can produce sound. This theatre performance is also normally accompanied by percussive musical instruments and the like.
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ASPAKBOZI, aspakbozi
Horse game. Traditional children game, performed by boys. They instead of horse use sticks.
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Starchy Sago Dish
Ambuyat, or also called Linut, is a starchy food whitish in colour with a sticky texture, originated from palm sago flour from the trunk of the sago palm tree called ‘Ampulung’. This traditional food is well known among the Bisaya, Bajau, Kadazandusun and Murut ethnics. The sago flour is mixed with water and let it settle for about 10 minutes. Then discard the water and mix the sago flour with very hot water. Blend till the sago flour turns clear and sticky that signifies it is cooked. An alternative method is in medium heat mix the sago flour with very hot water in a pot till the sago flour turns clear and sticky. Ambuyat is eaten with bamboo fork or chopstick called ‘candas’. Take a mouthful of the Ambuyat with the fork or chopstick then dip it in a sauce. It is advisable to eat the Ambuyat while still hot. Dip it in gravy as a sauce, like boiled fish gravy.
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Rampanau
Rampanau or Minsurukud is popular among the Dusun communities especially in the districts of Tambunan, Keningau and Ranau in Sabah. Nowadays, this game can only be seen in the Pesta Kaamatan celebration that is the festival after the harvesting season, and rarely played by the communities due to the influence of the flow of epoch modernisation. This game usually uses a sago palm tree branch, hard wood and two bamboo sticks measuring about three metres to 10 metres specially designed as high heel shoes. The sago palm tree branch and hard wood are for placing the feet. The bamboo is punched to make a hole measuring about eight centimetres to five centimetres. To play, the players must walk or run using this 'rampanau' tool. Players who fall down are considered losers.
Malaysia
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Stone wall
A famous fork craft of making walls with clay, stones, bricks, sticks and etc. But most popular method of making walls in rural areas is pokhsadevor (clay wall).
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Walls
A famous fork craft of making walls with clay, stones, bricks, sticks and etc. But most popular method of making walls in rural areas is pokhsadevor (clay wall).
Tajikistan