The first Europeans to venture into the Pacific in the 16th century were astonished to find remote islands, thousands of miles from the nearest mainland, occupied by thriving populations. Using the latest linguistic, genetic and archaeological evidence, the anthropologist Nicholas Thomas sets out to discover the origins of the Polynesians and the secrets of their extraordinary voyages.
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