- and thus
called Austronesians the "people from the
southern world". In the
third edition,
published in 1795, he
named Austronesians the "Malay race"...
- of the
Austronesians-speaking Peoples".
Review of Archaeology. 18: 39–48. Bellwood, Peter; Fox, James; Tryon,
Darrell (1995). The
Austronesians: Historical...
- Look up
Austronesian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Austronesian may
refer to: The
Austronesian languages The
historical Austronesian peoples who...
- many
innovations not
found in the
other proto-languages. The Proto-
Austronesians used two
types of directions,
which are the land-sea axis and the monsoon...
-
including the
Austronesian maritime trade network which formed the
maritime leg of the ****e
trade and later, the
maritime silk road.
Austronesians used distinctive...
-
origin and mode of
dispersal of the
Austronesian peoples, but the most
widely accepted theory is that
modern Austronesians originated from
migrations out of...
-
settled by
Austronesians but
later abandoned.
There is also ****tive evidence,
based in the
spread of the
sweet potato, that
Austronesians may have reached...
- 3000 to 1500 BCE.
Austronesians reached the
northernmost Philippines,
specifically the
Batanes Islands, by
around 2200 BCE.
Austronesians were the first...
-
Indio were
native Austronesians, but as a
legal classification,
Indio were
those who
embraced Roman Catholicism and
Austronesians who
lived in proximity...
-
Darrell (2006). Bellwood, Peter; Fox,
James J; Tryon,
Darrell (eds.). The
Austronesians. ANU Press. doi:10.22459/A.09.2006. ISBN 9780731521326 – via press.anu...
