Group of Kenyah family

 Group of Kenyah family showing Jaba Busan,Lalleng Ugang Ubung balan Jala,Keyong and Urien Langat of Long Tejoi. 

From Christine Horn Thesis.Circa 1956.

Anyi wan from Long Laput with heirloom artifacts

 Anyi wan from Long Laput with heirloom artifacts,circa 1956.From thesis of Christine Horn in "The Orang Ulu and the Museum"

Kenyah boys with sape and armour

 Kenyah boys with sape and armour as their tradition.from "Sarawak and its people "book,circa 1950's.

Buling,son of Kenyah Chief of the Baram District

 Buling,son of Kenyah Chief of the Baram District,Photo taken on Circa 1910.

Young Kenyah Children from Long San,Marudi

 Young Kenyah Children from Long San,Marudi.Circa 1963.Pet chickens are also seen sharing photos with them.

Kenyah teenagers with ear lobes

 Photograph showing a close-up of a girl, with her hair tied back, wearing a striped singlet. The lobes of her ears are stretched, and she wears heavy rings in them. The girl looks as if she is in the act of threading a needle, and has just looked up. Until recently, distended ear lobes were traditional among the kenyah and Kayan peoples.'Kenyah teenager, Long Moh, Ulu Baram' by Hedda Morrison,Circa 1960.

Kenyah student at Batu Lintang Centre

 Young Kenyah student at a lecture at Batu Lintang Training Centre at Kuching,Photo taken in 1953

Kenyah woman dancer

 Kenyah woman dancer with her Hornbill Feather Costume,photo take in1940's.

Orang Ulu maiden

 Orang Ulu maiden.Orang Ulu consist of several tribes which is Kayan,Kenyah,Berawan,Lahanan,Lun Bawang ,Kelabit and few more.

Retro Photo of Kenyah woman dancing

A Kenyah woman dancing at the Harvest festival. The dance is slow and graceful, the arms resembling the movements of a snake or the flight of a bird.

Photo of Old Kenyah woman