- New
Zealand had the
highest po****tion of
Polynesians,
estimated at 110,000 in the 18th century.
Polynesians have
acquired a re****tion as
great navigators—their...
-
analysis of
modern Polynesians indicates that
there has been
intermarriage resulting in a
mixed Austronesian-Papuan
ancestry of the
Polynesians (as with other...
- Look up
Polynesian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Polynesian is the
adjectival form of Polynesia. It may
refer to:
Polynesians, an
ethnic group Polynesian...
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South Pacific by
migrant Malayo-
Polynesian people (see also
Lapita culture).
There is also some
evidence that
Polynesians ventured as far east as Salas...
-
kilometres of the open
Pacific Ocean.
Polynesians made
contact with
nearly every island within the vast
Polynesian Triangle,
using outrigger canoes or double-hulled...
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Polynesians who had
traveled to
South America and back, and
spread across Polynesia to
Hawaii and New
Zealand from there.
While the
early Polynesians...
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archipelagos in the
Polynesian Triangle)
together with
those of the
scattered cultures known as the
Polynesian outliers.
Polynesians speak languages that...
- the Free
French Forces and many
Polynesians served in
World War II.
Unknown at the time to the
French and
Polynesians, the
Konoe Cabinet in
Imperial ****an...
- no dogs in the
Chatham Islands at the time of
European arrival. The
Polynesians raised dogs for
companionship and food.
Along with
domesticated pigs...
-
prominent Polynesian languages, by
number of speakers, are Tahitian, Samoan, Tongan, Māori and Hawaiian. The
ancestors of
modern Polynesians were Lapita...
