October 19, 2017
Cannons of Sarawak, a legacy of a past kingdom
Canons have been the symbols of authority during the time of the Brooke Rule.
They usually were placed at the forts , as if to guard the official seat of authority.
the canons of Fort Alice in Sri Aman, are still there, as if they continue to guard and help provide "security" for the administrators,
For Alice, Sri Aman.
Canon in Kuching.
Canon of Fort Hose, Marudi
Canons of Fort Sylvia, Kapit
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