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Peter S. Bellwood1985

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A Hypothesis for Austronesian Origins

Peter S. Bellwood

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Global Maritime and Colonial Histories Language and cultural evolution

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Proceedings of "Origin and Expansion of the Austronesians"

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Published1985-01-01

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