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Race in Indonesia

<data: post.body />1. The Origin of Ethnic and Racial Tribes in Indonesiaa. The origin of the Indonesian population
                      There are two theories that state the origin of the Indonesian population. According to the first theory of the Yunan tribe came to Indonesia in waves. There are two most important waves.1. The first wave occurred about 3000 years ago. Those who moved in this period became known as the Proto Melayu family. Proto Malay is also called Polynesian Malay. Proto Malay Proto clumps spread from Madagascar to the Eastern Pacific. They live in coastal areas. Included in the nation of Old Malay is Batak tribe in Sumatra, Dayak in Borneo, and Toraja in Sulawesi.2. The second wave occurred about 2000 years ago, called Deutero Melayu. They are called the Melayu Muda population. They urge Old Malay into the interior of the archipelago. Including the Malay Youth is the tribe of Java, Minangkabau, Bali, Makassar, Bugis, and Sunda.

 (Picture of the path of propagation of the Indonesian ancestors)

a. Races that exist in Indonesia
1) Papua Melanesoid Group
                              characteristic features :• curly hair, thick lips and blacks• groups of people belonging to this group are the inhabitants of Papua Island, Kai, and Aru
2) Negroid Group
                         characteristic features :• like niggers but they are not negro descendants.• curly hair, small stature and black skin• its distribution in the Malay Peninsula and Microscopes in the Andaman Islands
3) The Wedoid Group
                            characteristic features :• This group is from Sri Lanka• small stature, tan skin and wavy hair• the distribution is the Sakai people in Siak, the strongholds in Jambi, the Enggaro people, Mentawai, Toala Tokea, Tomuna in the Muna Islands
4) Mongoloid Mongol groupsThis group is the largest group found in Indonesia and is considered as the ancestor of the Indonesian nation. features: curly or straight hair and round face. This category is divided into:• Old Malay Group (Proto Melayu), such as Batak Tribe, Toraja and Dayak• Malay Youth Group (Deutro Melayu), such as Java, Bali, Madura and Banjar<data: post.body />

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