Toalean culture
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title:
Toalean culture
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The Toalean people were hunter-gatherers who inhabited the Indonesian island of Sulawesi during the Mid- to Late-Holocene period prior to the spread of Austronesian Neolithic farmers some 3,500 years ago from mainland Asia. The term 'Toalean' was assigned by the earliest excavators from the local Bugis word 'Toale' meaning "forest people". The term is misleading as later research has found the Toalean culture to be unrelated to the later forest-dwelling people of southern Sulawesi.
The Toalean c
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Indigenous peoples of Sulawesi
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toalean_culture
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2024-04-08T02:56:18Z
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