The earliest of the current inhabitants of the Malay Peninsula are the:

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The Orang Asli are considered the earliest inhabitants of the Malay Peninsula and are the indigenous people of Malaysia. The Dayak, Penan, and Bumiputra are indigenous people of Indonesia and Malaysia, but they are not the earliest inhabitants of the Malay Peninsula. The Orangutan is a species of ape found in Malaysia and Indonesia but is not considered an inhabitant of the Malay Peninsula.

The Earliest of the Current Inhabitants of the Malay Peninsula