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Engseng Ho

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Engseng Ho is an anthropologist and historian whose research traces the Hadhrami diaspora from Yemen across the Indian Ocean, examining centuries of migration, trade, and religious exchange connecting Arabia, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. His book "The Graves of Tarim: Genealogy and Mobility across the Indian Ocean" (2006) received multiple academic awards and demonstrates how genealogies, saints' tombs, and family histories illuminate patterns of movement and settlement among Hadhrami migrants. Ho has held positions at Duke University and the National University of Singapore, and his work integrates anthropological and historical methods.

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Engseng Ho scores 7.42/10 (Good) on Lunoo, making it a well-rated option in the Anthropologist category. Hadhrami diaspora study widely praised; strong Indian Ocean anthropology reputation.
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