Ancient voyaging and Polynesian origins.

Keywords

History, Ancient history

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• Indian Ocean Crossroads: Human Genetic Origin and Population Structure in the MaldivesJeroen Pijpe, Alex de Voogt, Mannis van Oven — 2013
• Modern human migrations in insular Asia according to mitochondrial DNA and non‐recombining Y chromosomeJ. Tréjaut, Ju-Chen Yen, J.-H. Loo — 2011
• Mobility of early islanders in the Philippines during the Terminal Pleistocene/Early Holocene boundary: pXRF-analysis of obsidian artefactsLeee Anthony M. Neri, Alfred Pawlik, Christian Reepmeyer — 2015
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