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  1. Mar 12, 2021 · As the Austronesian-speaking peoples colonized new islands, they spread their language and culture, forming the foundations of the modern languages and cultural traditions of each region. Today, the Austronesian language group is the fifth largest in the world, spoken by nearly 400 million people across many small ocean islands.

  2. Jan 22, 2009 · The Austronesian people originated in Taiwan some 5,000 years ago. After a few centuries of settlement, they started a massive pulse of migration, spreading southwards and eastwards. They moved to ...

  3. Jan 9, 2019 · By Grant Wyeth. January 09, 2019. A Taiwanese aboriginal tribe performs a traditional dance at the inauguration of the Preparatory Office of Austronesian Forum, Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2007, in Taipei ...

  4. The Austronesian Expansion Theory (also known as the Austronesian Migration Theory) suggests that the growth of the population of the Philippines is a result of a group of people from Asia known as the Austronesians. The Austronesians are Austronesian-speaking people who have been found to populate areas in Southeast Asia, Oceania and East Africa.

  5. Prior to the European colonial expansions of the past several centuries the Austronesian (AN) language family had the greatest geographical extent of any on earth, including in its territory areas that had never previously been settled. Although predominantly distributed in a tropical or subtropical environment, AN-speaking peoples exhibit a wide range of physical types, material cultures, and ...

  6. 南島語系 (英語: Austronesian languages )是主要由 南岛民族 所使用的语言,是世界現今唯一主要分布在島嶼上的一個 語系 ,包括約1300種語言。. 其分布主要位于南太平洋群岛,以及 臺灣 、 夏威夷群島 、 越南 南部 、 菲律宾 、 马来群岛 ,東達 南太平洋 东部 ...

  7. The Austronesian language family is the second largest on Earth in number of languages, and was the largest in geographical extent before the European colonial expansions of the past five centuries. This alone makes the determination of its homeland a research question of the first order. There is now near-universal agreement among both linguists and archaeologists that the Austronesian ...

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