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The 28 pages that link to Austronesian peoples, each with the reason it gives.

• Malay worldNarrower topic: Many communities associated with the Malay world speak Austronesian languages.

• Polynesian outlierNarrower topic: Outlier communities belong to a wider history of Austronesian settlement and regional interaction.

• Taiwanese Indigenous peoplesNarrower topic: Taiwanese Indigenous peoples are part of this wider linguistic and historical grouping.

• Javanese peopleNarrower topic: Javanese belongs to this wider family of peoples through language and ancestry.

• PolynesiansNarrower topic: Polynesians belong to this wider linguistic and historical family.

• SarongNarrower topic: Sarong-like wrapped textiles are widespread across Austronesian-speaking societies.

• MicronesiansNarrower topic: Micronesian peoples include communities whose languages belong to the Austronesian family.

• Culture of the PhilippinesNarrower topic: Austronesian migrations supplied deep linguistic and cultural roots across the Philippine archipelago.

• MalaysNarrower topic: Malays belong to this wider linguistic and historical family.

• Culture of PolynesiaNarrower topic: Polynesian cultures emerged within the wider Austronesian world.

• History of SarawakNarrower topic: Austronesian-speaking communities formed much of Sarawak’s early population.

• History of TaiwanNarrower topic: Taiwan is widely regarded as an important early center of Austronesian expansion.

• History of the PhilippinesNarrower topic: Austronesian migrations help explain the languages and settlement patterns of the archipelago.

• KampongNarrower topic: Kampong settlements developed within the broader Austronesian region.

• MangaiaNarrower topic: Mangaia’s Polynesian communities belong to the broader Austronesian world.