History by historical land mass is yet another wonderful lens into knowledge. These insights are the backbone to Mike‘s articles and his longer effort books. A part of his lifelong commitment to study. While they are not complete, they are useful.
History of the Lands: Oceana
The Settlement of Australia

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65,000 BCE
Homo sapiens or an earlier Homo species
The Lapita Culture

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1500 BCE
1500 BCE to 500 BCE
The Māori Settlement of New Zealand: Earliest Known

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