Polynesia
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Polynesia (Graece: πολύς 'multi' + νῆσος 'insula') est vasta regio Oceanica, quae plusquam mille insularum in Oceano Pacifico Medio et Australi amplectitur.
Definitio
[recensere | fontem recensere]Polynesia universe consistit in insulis intus in Triangulo Polynesio. Terminus Polynesia abs Carolo de Brosses anno 1756 primum adhibitus est.
Culturae Polynesiae
[recensere | fontem recensere]Polynesia in duas distinctas classes culturales divitur: Polynesiam Orientalem et Polynesiam Occidentalem.
Circuli insularum
[recensere | fontem recensere]Hic sunt insulae et greges insularum, aut civitates sui iuris aut territoria subnationalis, qui vernacularem culturam Polynesiam exhibent.
Polynesia Occidentalis
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Niue, civitas libera cum Nova Zelandia libere associata
- Samoa, civitas libera
- Samoa Americana, territorium CFA
- Tokelau, dependentia Novae Zelandiae
- Tonga, regnum liberum
- Tuvalu, civitas libera
- Uvea et Futuna, territorium Franciae
Disiunctae Polynesiae Occidentalis culturae
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Anuta, insula in Insulis Salomonis
- Bellona, insula in Insulis Salomonis
- Emae, in Vanuatu
- Kapingamarangi, insula in Foederatis Micronesiae Civitatibus
- Luangiua, atollum in Insulis Salomonis
- Mele-Fila: Mele, vicus, et Fila, insula, in Vanuatu
- Nuguria, atollum in Papua Nova Guinea
- Nukumanu, atollum in Papua Nova Guinea
- Nukuoro, insula in Foederatis Micronesiae Civitatibus
- Pileni, insula in Insulis Salomonis
- Rennell, insula in Insulis Salomonis
- Rotuma, insula in Vitiis
- Sikaiana, atollum in Insulis Salomonis
- Taku, atollum in Papua Nova Guinea
- Tikopia, insula in Papua Nova Guinea
Polynesia Orientalis
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Havaiʻi, civitas Foederatarum Americae Civitatum
- Insulae Cook, civitas libera cum Nova Zelandia libere associata
- Pitcairn Insulae, territorium Britannicum
- Polynesia Francica, territorium Francicum
- Rapanui, pars Tziliae
Nexus interni
- Dioecesis Polynesiae
- Index Polynesiorum notabilium
- Linguae Polynesiae
- Mythologia Polynesia
- Societas Polynesia
- Societas pro Navigatione Polynesia
Fontes
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Finney, Ben R. 1963, 1976. New, Non-Armchair Research. In Pacific Navigation and Voyaging, ed. Ben R. Finney. The Polynesian Society.
- Finney, Ben R., ed. 1976. Pacific Navigation and Voyaging. The Polynesian Society.
- Lewis, David. 1976. A Return Voyage Between Puluwat and Saipan Using Micronesian Navigational Techniques. In Ben R. Finney (1963), Pacific Navigation and Voyaging. The Polynesian Society.
- Sharp, Andrew. 1963. Ancient Voyagers in Polynesia. Longman Paul.
- Kayser, M., S. Brauer, G. Weiss, P. A. Underhill, L. Roewer, W. Schiefenhšfel, et M. Stoneking. 2000. "Melanesian Origin of Polynesian Y Chromosomes." Current Biology 10:1237–1246
- Kayser, M., S. Brauer, G. Weiss, P. A. Underhill, L. Roewer, L., W. Schiefenhšfel, et M. Stoneking. 2000. "Melanesian Origin of Polynesian Y Chromosomes (correction)." Current Biology 11:1–2.
Nexus externi
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Vide Polynesia in Victionario. |
- Ordinator Pacifici Austrakis, www.southpacific.org
- Historia Insulae Rapanui in pittaciis cursualibus illustrata, www.jeanhervedaude.com
- Tabula Pacifici Australis, www.mapsouthpacific.com