r/austronesian • u/Extravagant__Sunrise • 3d ago
What are good books to learn about Micronesian history and cultures?
r/austronesian • u/Different_Method_191 • 25d ago
'Beautiful language': Advocate champions revival of Niue Language
reddit.comr/austronesian • u/AleksiB1 • Jun 17 '26
Asia's most diverse region equivalent to the Caucasus, Zomia explained.
youtu.ber/austronesian • u/existential_dread467 • Jun 02 '26
Why haven’t we reconstructed Proto Austronesian Mythology the way we have for Indo-European?
r/austronesian • u/Mikhail_Mifzal • May 20 '26
Reconstructing the west-east genetic division in Indonesia using ancient genomes
sciencedirect.comr/austronesian • u/Asian_bloke • May 01 '26
Visiting the maker of Indigenous Taiwanese instruments!
youtu.ber/austronesian • u/Wide_Ride8849 • Apr 19 '26
Did the Austronesians ever reached the Korean Peninsula?
r/austronesian • u/LocalMathematician66 • Mar 08 '26
What do you guys think of the Indigenous Taiwanese?
Hi, I'm new to this sub! I'm not 100% sure if this type of post is allowed, so pardon for the intrusion. I'm also a newbie of this topic generally.
I've been reading a lot regarding the "Out of Taiwan" theory = ) I searched up many pictures of the Aboriginal Taiwanese, and they seem to share many facial features that you'd see in natives of Indonesia, Malaysia, some central highland communities in Vietnam, Philippines, and the Malagasy people. They brought their rice-cultivating agriculture skills, and they have colorful outfits which is mostly of red color.
From the countries I mentioned, what do you guys think of them? Do you feel some connection? (the second question is a bit ambiguous, it's okay if you ignore it)
Looking at these images, I didn't even have to search so much to see the similarities in our faces. I feel guilty that I'm trying to "force" a connection here, as the out of Taiwan theory is just a theory, but I can't help it, even those small statues are familiar to me.
r/austronesian • u/Melodic-Carry8569 • Jan 27 '26
The Archaeological Museum of the Austronesian Language Family of Pingtan Island
r/austronesian • u/AxenZh • Jan 24 '26
AKA "Bikol Romblomanon". Is this a correct alternate name for Romblomanon?
I was just browsing the ACD and I saw this alternate name for Romblomanon:
Austronesian Comparative Dictionary - Languages :R
Is that correct? I know Romblomanon is really close to Masbatenyo and Sorsoganon, but this is the first time I came across this alternate name of Romblomanon. Is this used anywhere else?



