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Senarai Tajuk Laporan Tahunan / Laporan / Laporan Penyelidikan (Berjilid) SENARAI TAJUK LAPORAN TAHUNAN / LAPORAN / LAPORAN PENYELIDIKAN (BERJILID) 1. 14 SEAMEO Regional Centre For Archaeology And Fine Arts Governing Board Meeting (Final Report) 2. A Catalogue Of Mammal Specimens Muzium Negara, Kuala Lumpur 3. A Report On Museums In Malaya 4. Alam Semulajadi 5. Al-Tarikh Selasilah Negeri Kedah 6. Anggaran Belanja Mengurus Bagi Tahun 1995 Jabatan Muzium Dan Antikuiti 7. Anggaran Perbelanjaan Mengurus 8. Anggaran Perbelanjaan Mengurus Tahun 1996 Ketua Pengarah 9. Annotated Bibliography On Angkor 10. Annual Report Of The ASEAN Standing Committee 1989-1990 11. Archaelogical Excavation And Conservation Bujang Valley, Kedah Malaysia 12. Archaeological Excavation On The Wreck Of Nassau At Bambek Shoal, Port Dickson Operation Report No 3 13. Archaeological Excavation On The Wreck Of Nassau At Bambek Shoal, Port Dickson Report On The Excavation Part 2 14. Arkeologi Industri, Meninjau Dan Mengesan Batu Peapitan Tebu Volume 1 15. Artefacts From Diana 16. Aturacara Majlis Pelancaran Projek Penyelidikan Arkeologi Pasir Salak 17. Buku Panduan Ke Gua-Gua Batu Kapur Di Pantai Timur Semenanjung Malaysia 18. Buku Sejarah Dinasti Ayutia Siam Pasai Ma Sultan Yaacob Shah Negara Langkasuka Nusantara Yang Digelar Khun Woran Wangsa U’sur Per Dari Buku Sejarah Dge Hall ( Ahistory Of South East Asia) 19. Buluh Dan Rotan Dalam Kegunaan Hiasan Dalaman 20. Cadangan Kerja-Kerja Konservasi Bangunan Bersejarah Di Negeri Pahang Darul Makmur Secara " Design And Build" 21. Cadangan Kerja-Kerja Konservasi Bangunan Dato’ Jaafar Johor Baharu 22. Cadangan Kerja-Kerja Pemuliharaan Tapak Sejarah Bukit St. Paul Jalan Kota Melaka Untu Jabatan Muzium Dan Antikuiti Site Investigation: Final Report 23. Cadangan Pengekalan Masjid Di Kampong Pengkalan Kakap Merbok Kedah Darul Aman 24. Cadangan Projek Penyelidikan Dan Ekskavasi Arkeologi Kota Lama Melaka Bandar Hilir Melaka Fasa IV (2005) 25. Cadangan Projek Penyelidikan Dan Ekskavasi Kampung Sungai Mas Mukim Kota Daerah Kuala Muda Kedah Darul Aman Fasa IX 26. Cadangan Projek Penyelidikan Dan Galicari Candi Sungai Mas, (Situs32) Mukim Kota, Daerah Kuala Muda, Kedah Darul Aman 27. Cadangan Projek Taman Sejarah Negara Lembah Bujang (Rml:1986-1990) 28. Caring For Collections Strategis For Conservation Maintenance And Documentation American Association Of Museums 29. Catatan Perjalanan Ke Kota Lukut, Pengkalan Kempas Dan Melaka-Perak - Terachi-Kedah Dan Pulau Pinang 30. Collections Management 31. Conservation Study Of The Kapitan Keling Mosque, George Town, Penang, Malaysia 32. Culture Heritage Management And Tourism 33. Dasar Dan Panduan Jabatan Muzium 34. Dasar Pemuliharaandan Pemugaran Monumen Dan Tapak Tanah Bersejarah 35. Ekskavasi Gua Angin: Kajian Etnoarkeologi Tentang Persoalan Arkeologi Di Gua Angin, Kompleks Kota Gelanggi, Jerantut, Pahang 36. Ekspedisi Sains Dan Warisan Budaya 37. Festival Kebudayaan Patani 38. Garispanduan Kerja-Kerja Pengendalian Jumpaan Benda-Purba, Benda Bersejarah Dan Monumen Lama Di Perairan Wilayah Semenanjung Malaysia 39. Glimpses Of The Past 40. Gua-Gua Batu Kapur Dalam Perspektif Arkeologi 41. Historic Enclave Action Plan Appendix B George Town Penang Malaysia Ministry Of Culture Arts And Tourism Malaysia Penang State Government 1997 Acheh Street Armenian Street Kapitan Keling Mosque Road And Little India 42. Historical References On Malacca Fortress 43. Hubungan Dunia Melayu-Dunia Indocina Pada Zaman Prasejarah 44. Hukum Kanun Melaka 45. Iban Way Of Life 46. Icom: Museums, Intangible Heritage And Globalisation 47. Impact Of Shock And Vibration On Objects And Their Packaging 48. Inventori Himpunan Tetap Warisan Seni Tampak Negara 1958-2003 49. Islamic Medicine 50. Jumpaan Artifak Galicari Menyelamat Istana Hulu Kenangan Kuala Kangsar Eprak. Jumpaan Artifak Petak ‘B’ (10 Mei 2002 – 15 Mei 2002) 51. Jumpaan Artifak Galicari Menyelamat Istana Hulu Kenangan Kuala Kangsar Perak. Jumpaan Artifak Petak ‘D’ Bersama Jumpaan Random 52. Jumpaan Artifak Menyelamat Istana Hulu Kenangan Kuala Kangasar Perak Jumpaan Artifak Petak ‘A’ 53. Jurong-Boats From The Barito Basin, Borneo. The Viking Ship Museum Roskilde 200 54. Kajian Projek Pemuliharaan Kota Kuala Kedah Peringkat Pertama 55. Kajian Sejarah Kewujudan Terowong-Terowong Dan Syaf (Shaft) Di Wilayah Persekutuan Labuan 56. Katalog Koleksi “Ruang Gedung Induk Atas” Muzeum Lambung Mangkurat 57. Katalog Koleksi Istana Negara 58. Kaum Pribumi Sabah/Sarawak 59. Kebakaran Rumah Pak Ali 60. Kedah Dari Segi Sejarah 61. Keranda Purba Agop Batu Tulug Dan Kaitannya Dengan Masyarakat Orang Sungai Kampung Batu Putih, Lembah Kinabatangan, Sabah: Sudut Etnoarkeologi 62. Keranda Purba Agop Batu Tulug Dan Kaitannya Dengan Masyarakat Orang Sungai Kampung Batu Putih, Lembah Kinabatangan , Sabah: Sudut Etnoarkeologi 63. Kerawitan Dan Fungsinya Di Minangkabau 64. Keris And Other Malay Weapons 65. Keris Identiti Dan Sejarah Kebudayaannya Dalam Dunia Melayu Satu Pandangan Umum 66. Kerja-Kerja Konservasi, Implikasi Dan Keadaan Terkini Di Bangunan Stadthuys Jalan Kota Melaka 67. Kertas Cadangan Penubuhan Muzium Sukan Negeri Selangor 68. Kertas Pertimbangan Kerja-Kerja Ubahsuai Dan Pembinaan Tambahan Maahad Tahfiz Dan Pusat Bahasa Arab Di Muzium Istana Bandar, Kuala Langat 69. Kertas Renungan Jabatan Muzium Dan Antikuiti 70. Kesan-Kesan Tinggalan Peperangan Dunia Kedua 1941-1945 71. Kitab Hikam 72. Kota Lama Duyong Restoration Proposal For Home Of Datuk Siji Sura Pulau Duyong Kecil, Kuala Terengganu 73. Kraf Dan Ukiran 74. Laporan "Training Course On Archaelogical Pottery Analysis" (St-213) 75. Laporan Akhir Kajian Muzium, Galeri Dan Arkib 76. Laporan Akhir Kerja-Kerja Ekskavasi Arkeologi Bangunan Pejabat Buruh 77. Laporan Akhir Kerja-Kerja Konservasi Bangunan Buruh 78. Laporan Akhir Kerja-Kerja Konservasi Runtuhan Gereja St Paul Kota Santiago. A’Famosa Jalan Kota Melaka 79. Laporan Akhir Penelitian Sejarah Beruas Fasa 1 80. Laporan Akhir Penyelidikan Arkeologi Di Kota Lukut Negeri Sembilan 81. Laporan Akhir Penyelidikan Ekskavasi Arkeologi Rumah Merdeka Alor Setar, Kedah 82. Laporan Akhir Projek Penelitian Sejarah Beruas Fasa 1 83. Laporan Akhir Projek Penyelidikan Arkeologi Industri Perlombongan Bijih Timah Di Klian Intan, Pengkalan Hulu Perak Darul Ridzuan 84. Laporan Akhir Projek Penyelidikan Tapak Tanah Bersejarah Di Kuala Selinsing, Perak Serta Bukit Choras, Sungai Mas, Pulau Dayang Bunting Dan Sungai Mas, Kedah 85. Laporan Akhir Projek Penyelidikan Tapak Tanah Bersejarah Di Kuala Selinsing, Perak Serta Bukit Ghoras 86. Laporan Aktiviti Bulanan Muzium Perak Jabatan Muzium Dan Antikuiti Bagi Tahun (1997) 87. Laporan Awal Kerja-Kerja Penyelidikan Dan Ekskavasi Artifak Ketenteraan Di Institut Kemahiran Belia Negara Dusun Tua Untukl Muzium Tentera Darat 88. Laporan Awal Pemuliharaan Lapangan Tengkorak Dan Tulang Manusia Pra Sejarah Tapak Arkeologi Kota Tongkat Jerantut Pahang 89. Laporan Awal Pendirian Struktur Berhampiran Muzium Arkeologi Lembah Bujang 90. Laporan Awal Penyiasatan Mengenai Bendapurba Di Stor 53 A Pasar Lama, Jalan Dato Mohd Ali Endau Johor 91. Laporan Awal Projek Penyelidikan Galicari Arkeologi Kota Lukut Port Dickson Negeri Sembilan 2002 92. Laporan Berkaitan Jumpaan Artifak Di Johor 93. Laporan Cadangan Pameran Replika Rumah, Balai Dan Tapak Kubu Dato' Maharaja Lela, Pasir Salak, Perak Darul Ridzuan 94. Laporan Dan Kajian Sejarah Rumah Tengku Anjang Zainab Dikampung Raja Besut, Besut, Terengganu 95. Laporan Ekskavasi Di Masjid Duyong, Melaka (13 Ogos 2002-21 Ogos 2002) 96. Laporan Ekspedisi Bukit Bauk Ekspedisi Saintifik Rimba Bandar Bukit Bauk Dungun Terengganu 97. Laporan Ekspedisi Endau Rompin Kajian Kepelbagaian Spesies Odonata Dan Lepidoptera Serta Serangga Lain Di Taman Negara Endau Rompin 22-26 Jun 2006 98. Laporan Ekspedisi Menjejaki Laluan Tradisional Pahang Terengganu: Laluan Bendahara Wan Ahmad 99. Laporan Eskavasi Arkeologi Tapak Penjara Lama Jugra Kuala Langat Lembaga Muzium Selangor 100. Laporan Galicari Arkeologi Kota Kuala Kedah 101. Laporan Harian Aktiviti Kajian Etnoarkeologi Masyarakat Orang Asli Melayu- Proto Suku Kaum Seletar Di Kampung Sungai Papan Daerah Kota Tinggi, Johor 102. Laporan Harian Aktiviti Projek Penyediaan Artifak Geologi Dan Pembersihan Tapak Arkeologi Di Muzium Gua Bewah, Tasik Kenyir, Kuala Berang, Hulu Terengganu 103. Laporan Harian Bulan Ogos Projek Penyelidikan Dan Ekskavasi Arkeologi, Kota Bukit Melawati, Kuala Selangor, Selangor Darul Ehsan (KBM/K.S/02.1) 104. Laporan Harian Galicari Menyelamat Istana Hulu Kenangan Kuala Kangsar Perak 105. Laporan Harian Lawatan Kerja Ke Xi'an, China Bersempena Jemputan Rasmi Ke Pameran Kebudayaan "Start Of The Silk Road") 106. Laporan Harian Penyelidikan Arkeologi Dan Ekskavasi Di Tapak Arkeologi Kota Melaka, Bandar Hilir, Melaka 107. Laporan Jawatankuasa Kerja Pasukan Petugas Untuk Menganjurkan Dasar Pemeliharaan Bangunan-Bangunan Lama Dan Senibina Tradisi Dan Tapak- Tapak Bersejarah Di Malaysia 108. Laporan Jumpaan Beliung Batu Di Kampung Kuala Betis, Lembah Nenggiri, Jajahan Gua Musang, Kelantan 109. Laporan Kajian Awal Masjid Jamek, Batu Uban, Pulau Pinang 110. Laporan Kajian Ekskavasi Arkeologi 18 Unit Bangunan Jalan Laksamana Melaka 111. Laporan Kajian Tapak-Tapak Dan Bangunan Bersejarah Di Negeri Kedah Darul Aman 112. Laporan Kajiselidik Masyarakat Orang Asli Di Sekitar Johor & Melaka 113. Laporan Keadaan Masjid Lama Pulau Air Tawar Jerantut Pahang (Masjid Mat Kilau) 114. Laporan Kemajuan No. 33 Berakhir: (10 November 1996) Cadangan Kerja- Kerja Konservasi Bangunan-Bangunan Bersejarah Melaka Bandaraya Bersejarah (1996) 115. Laporan Kemajuan
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