Ambai
A study documents ambai as a tool for catching fish and shrimp in shallow waters, estuaries, and rivers. Made from wood, bamboo, and rattan, it is pushed through the water and adapted to the local environment.
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A study documents ambai as a tool for catching fish and shrimp in shallow waters, estuaries, and rivers. Made from wood, bamboo, and rattan, it is pushed through the water and adapted to the local environment.
Reference source 1 ↗The study describes a hand-powered, nail-fitted board used to grate split sago palm for food flour. This refers to the traditional tool, not a later diesel-powered grater.
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