Long-horned Beetle

Hi Mark, A happy new year to you and Leuba. Thank you for your comment about this beetle. Firstly, let me say that this beetle is extremely small (I should have mentioned that in my description). I have never seen a Cerambycidae quite so small. So, that concerned me. Then I had this thought (probably very wrong) that the antennae of Cerambycidae give the impression that they are growing out of the eye socket and that is not the case here. Finally, despite the abdomen and elytra looking like that of a cerambycidae, I kept thinking that everything from the thorax forwards reminded me of the front end of weevils like, for example, Cylas formicarius. Also, I was sitting having a coffee in my wife's rice mill. In any place with a grain store, people are always on the alert for weevils. So, that is how I got on the wrong track, but I will do some searching through the Cerambycidae; Cerambycinae, as you suggest and, hopefully, I will sort it out soon. Thanks again, Mark, for your help. Regards, John.