[Q] Contacts gone after disassembly - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi all,
Having just disassembled a friends Galaxy i9000 with NeatROM custom ROM to change the broken proximity sensor for another, I put the phone back together and found the contacts are gone from the phones memory. SIM card contacts etc are still there as expected.
Is there any way I can recover the contacts? Is it necessary to use recovery software? Evidently I didn't do the necessary research before taking the phone apart, but I assumed contacts were stored on the internal memory, so wouldn't be lost when the phone is disassembled.
Thanks for any help getting us out of this pickle

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