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    The document is a figure from a 2004 journal article that shows a map of Southeast Asia and the western Pacific. The map illustrates the hypothesis of Wilhelm Solheim that the Austronesian homeland was located in the region of the South China Sea and that Austronesian speakers dispersed from there to locations like the Philippines, Indonesia, and Near Oceania beginning around 4,000 to 6,000 years ago.

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    The document is a figure from a 2004 journal article that shows a map of Southeast Asia and the western Pacific. The map illustrates the hypothesis of Wilhelm Solheim that the Austronesian homeland was located in the region of the South China Sea and that Austronesian speakers dispersed from there to locations like the Philippines, Indonesia, and Near Oceania beginning around 4,000 to 6,000 years ago.

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    Author manuscript, published in "Hukay: Journal of the University of the Philippines Archaeological Studies Program 6 (2004) 1-27"

    100

    125 Formosa

    Tonkin Gulf

    Pacific Ocean Luzon

    15 halshs-00119458, version 1 - 9 Dec 2006

    Siam Indochina

    South China Sea Malay Mindanao

    Sumatra 0 Indian Ocean


    0 500km

    Kalimantan

    Sulawesi

    Austronesian homeland

    Movements of people

    Land above sea level at the beginning of the 21st century

    c By, Jean-Christophe Gaillard, 2002.

    Figure 5: South China Sea homeland hypothesis of Austronesian speakers dispersal in the Philippines (from W. Solheim)

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