The 6 latest articles on Oceania & Pacific come from 6 sources, published between Oct 26 and Nov 11.
GreekReporter.comAncient GreeceAncient Cypriots May Have Taken Longer Sea Routes to Avoid Carrying Heavy... Ancient Cypriots May Have Taken Longer Sea Routes to Avoid Carrying Heavy Loads Over Land By Abdul Moeed November 10, 2026 + Add GR on Google const scriptEl = document.
The rescue of 5 people, including 2 children, after they spent nearly 3 months drifting across the Pacific Ocean has once again drawn attention to extraordinary stories of survival at sea. The US Coast Guard in Guam said the boat, carrying 9 people, had…
In May 1935, during China's Long March, Red Army troops faced a dangerous crossing at the Jinsha River. With just six wooden boats and the help of local boatmen, they worked day and night to ferry... How six wooden boats helped…
The official blog of Newspapers.com The New Era had departed Bremen on September 28, facing heavy gales across the Atlantic. Cholera and sickness plagued the passengers during the grueling 46-day voyage, claiming 40 lives before the storm hit. Survivors later reported…
IntroductionIn human history, the attempt to decipher unknown scripts is the most powerful key to directly reviving lost ancient contexts. The decipherment of 'Linear B' achieved in the mid-20th century in the Greek Aegean world was a monumental achievement of the…
Historical reports published in The Fiji Times have helped uncover the role of indigenous Fijians in rescuing indentured labourers from a shipwreck at Nasilai Reef in 1884, challenging colonial accounts that portrayed villagers as thieves. Minister for Women, Children, Social Protection…
Peoples of the Pacific, navigation, colonialism, and independence waves.
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