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Masyarakat pelaut
Petani dan pelaut yang berkemungkinan tersebar dari Taiwan merentas pulau-pulau hingga ke Pasifik.
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From Taiwan to the islands: the Austronesian story
A farming people with boats spread over half the world's oceans.
Masyarakat pelaut · 3 minit bacaanLanguages that travelled: the Malayic family
Malay is cousin to the languages of Madagascar, Hawaii and Taiwan.
Masyarakat pelaut · 3 minit bacaanWhere does the word Melayu come from?
The name has moved around Sumatra, Melaka and Borneo for 1,300 years.
Masyarakat pelaut · 3 minit bacaanBajau Laut: people born on boats
The sea nomads of the Sulu and Celebes seas, now also in Sabah.
Masyarakat pelaut · 3 minit bacaanMother line of the islands: B4a1a and the Polynesian motif
A famous mother-line family that marks the sea journey, also found in Malaysia.
Masyarakat pelaut · 3 minit bacaanTaiwan, the Philippines and the first sails south
Archaeology and language both point to Taiwan as the first stop.
Masyarakat pelaut · 3 minit bacaanBoats, outriggers and sails: how they crossed
The tools that opened the sea: outrigger, sail, navigation by stars.
Masyarakat pelaut · 3 minit bacaanThe Malay homeland debate: Sumatra, Borneo, or both?
Scholars still disagree on where the Malayic speakers first came from.
Masyarakat pelaut · 3 minit bacaanOrang Laut: sea nomads of the Straits
Boat dwellers who kept the Straits of Melaka alive.
Masyarakat pelaut · 4 minit bacaanSama-Bajau across the region
One family of languages and sea ways, from Borneo to the Philippines.
Masyarakat pelaut · 4 minit bacaanFather line of the islands: O1a and O2
The Y-line families that tell the Austronesian and mainland sides of our history.
Madagascar: a Malay sea journey to Africa
Malay-speaking sailors reached Madagascar 1,200 years ago.
The spice and cloves: Maluku and the southern route
Spice islands drew ships through Malaysian waters long before Europe knew.
Pottery, jades and the early island trade
Jade ear ornaments connect Taiwan, the Philippines and Vietnam.
Dong Son drums and the bronze age of the islands
Bronze drums travelled to Sumatra, Java and Peninsula.
The Nusantao sailors: one theory of sea traders
An old idea that maritime traders spread culture.
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