[170] Sawahs are ricefields, terraced and diked for the purpose of copious irrigation, in contradistinction to ladangs (Jav. gagas, Soond. humas) without artificial water-supply.
Transcriber’s Note
Illustrations have been moved to avoid breaking paragraphs, and may not match the page numbers in the list of illustrations.
Printing errors have been corrected as follows:
- Frontispiece “THE BORO BUDOOR” changed to “I. THE BORO BUDOOR”
- Illustration after p. 70 “EAST FRONT” changed to “V. EAST FRONT”
- Illustration after p. 78 “SIVA (LORO JONGGRANG)” changed to “VI. SIVA (LORO JONGGRANG)”
- p. 172 (note) “silent. Cf” changed to “silent. Cf.”
- p. 286 “1907 (new. ed.).” changed to “1907 (new ed.).”
- p. 286 “1910 (new. ed.).” changed to “1910 (new ed.).”
The following are used inconsistently in the text:
- début and debut
- firstborn and first-born
- folklore and folk-lore
- kachang and kackang
- kakèh and kakeh
- palmgroves and palm-groves
- peepholes and peep-holes