Historical significance of the Southwest Islands of Palau

Michiko Intoh

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Island Studies and Pacific Affairs Global Maritime and Colonial Histories

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Micronesia occupies the northwestern corner of Oceania. Most of the islands are scattered in the northern hemisphere, except for Kiribati. The Southwest Islands of Palau are located at the southwestern corner of Micronesia. The area is adjacent to the islands in Melanesia, Indonesia and the Philippines and forms a significant locale to identify human movements around, and

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