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Fig. 5.7 Discussions with Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) graduate students at a Holocene
fossil coral reef and associated shelly deposits excavated from a drainage ditch in an oil palm
plantation, NE Peninsular Malaysia. From left to right: Noor Azariyah Mohtar, Noraisyah Sapon,
the author, and Rokiah Suriadi. (Image by Emily Parham)
Fig. 5.8 UMT colleague, Jarina, climbing down an old well on Pulau Kapas, Terengganu to sample fossil coral at bottom. The bamboo ladder was made on the spot by the caretaker of the property. (Image by Peter R. Parham)
P. R. Parham
Fig. 5.7 Discussions with Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) graduate students at a Holocene
fossil coral reef and associated shelly deposits excavated from a drainage ditch in an oil palm
plantation, NE Peninsular Malaysia. From left to right: Noor Azariyah Mohtar, Noraisyah Sapon,
the author, and Rokiah Suriadi. (Image by Emily Parham)
Fig. 5.8 UMT colleague, Jarina, climbing down an old well on Pulau Kapas, Terengganu to sample fossil coral at bottom. The bamboo ladder was made on the spot by the caretaker of the property. (Image by Peter R. Parham)
P. R. Parham