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| Giraavaru people The Giraavaru people are the indigenous people of the Giravaaru islands, part of the Maldives. Of Dravidian origin, and the earliest island community of the Maldives, their presence predates Buddhism and the arrival of a Northern kingly dynasty in the archipelego. Tamil people. Giraavaru_people | |
| Nvvchar/Archive 2008 December User_talk:Nvvchar/Archive_2008_December | |
| Mitsuki152/History of Korean Popular Music User:Mitsuki152/History_of_Korean_Popular_Music | |
| History of Pulicat History of Pulicat revolves around the early role of Pulicat as a seaport in one of the few natural harbours on the Coromandel Coast of South India. Pulicat is in Tamil Nadu at the mouth of Pulicat lake. Pulicat is notable as the headquarters of the Dutch East India Company in India between 1616 to 1690 and 1782 to 1825. History_of_Pulicat | |
| Shōnen Sekai , is the one of the first shōnen magazines published by Hakubunkan specializing in children's literature, published from 1895 to 1914. Shōnen Sekai was created as a part of many magazine created by Hakubunkan that would connect with many different parts of society in Japan. Shōnen_Sekai | |
| Marcus334/Archive 6 User_talk:Marcus334/Archive_6 | |
| Badah-Lin Caves The caves of Badah-Lin are located in southern Shan State, Taunggyi District, Myanmar (Burma). Charcoal pieces that were found in one cave during initial excavations from 1969-72 have been carbon dated to 13,000 years old (before present). Cave paintings produced in red ochre have been found, as well as various paleolithic and neolithic tools. Badah-Lin_Caves | |
| Bertport/History of Tibet 1912-1949 User:Bertport/History_of_Tibet_1912-1949 | |
| History of Tibet 1912-1949 Tibet'de facto independence from the fall of the Qing dynasty to the Communist Invasion of Tibet (1950–1951). History_of_Tibet_1912-1949 | |
| Calalai Calalai (masculine female) is a term in the gender system of the Bugis, an ethnic group of South Sulawesi in Indonesia. It denotes a "false man" Calalai | |
| Articles for deletion/Log/2009 June 3 Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Log/2009_June_3 | |
| Articles for deletion/List of patriarchal cultures that have been claimed to be matriarchal Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/List_of_patriarchal_cultures_that_have_been_claimed_to_be_matriarchal |
