
Polynesian Migration Map in the Pacific
The map illustrates the incredible saga of Polynesian expansion throughout the Pacific. It begins with early human movements from Taiwan and the Philippines, shown with blue arrows leading towards Australia and the Melanesian Islands. The predominant pink arrows detail the later, more extensive Polynesian voyages, originating around Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga. These epic journeys led to the settlement of remote corners of the Pacific, including Hawaii, Aotearoa (New Zealand), and Rapa Nui (Easter Island), forming what is known as the Polynesian Triangle. The map also provides approximate dates for these settlements, highlighting the remarkable navigational achievements of these ancient mariners over millennia.
polynesiamigration - pacificocean - history - navigation - ancient - islanders - exploration - culture - voyaging
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