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[[Canana]]-based peoples spread crab-claw rigged ''proa'' outrigger canoes through Nagu and they crossed into Boroso and the Draconics before reaching Akulanen | |||
so anywhere between roughly 2000 and 1500 BCE works as a time for littoro-marianic expansion - to clarify, PLM speakers were already distributed across maritime southern nagu starting from about 2000 BCE so those dates are really for the period when the dialects can be said to have separated into distinct daughter branches with Proto-Marianic being a thing around 1500 BCE at the earliest | so anywhere between roughly 2000 and 1500 BCE works as a time for littoro-marianic expansion - to clarify, PLM speakers were already distributed across maritime southern nagu starting from about 2000 BCE so those dates are really for the period when the dialects can be said to have separated into distinct daughter branches with Proto-Marianic being a thing around 1500 BCE at the earliest | ||
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Canana-based peoples spread crab-claw rigged proa outrigger canoes through Nagu and they crossed into Boroso and the Draconics before reaching Akulanen
so anywhere between roughly 2000 and 1500 BCE works as a time for littoro-marianic expansion - to clarify, PLM speakers were already distributed across maritime southern nagu starting from about 2000 BCE so those dates are really for the period when the dialects can be said to have separated into distinct daughter branches with Proto-Marianic being a thing around 1500 BCE at the earliest
The proa style boats reached Mañi-speaking peoples in Akulanen proper by around 700 BCE, leading the Mañi expansion in the 6th C BCE.
Does Qonklaks still get the junk? How does this effect Types of Sailboat in Zaizung?