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Timestamp
0:00 – Introduction
1:08 – What is a language family
1:36 – Number of Austronesian languages & speakers
1:54 – Linguistic geography of Austronesian languages
3:43 – Academic development of Austronesian studies
8:00 – Wilhelm Schmidt invents the term Austronesian
9:02 – Academic development of Austronesian studies
10:23 – Earliest attempts to find the Austronesian homeland
11:02 – Bellwood-Blust Hypothesis | Out of Taiwan Hypothesis first proposed
12:36 – Austronesian usage beyond a linguistic group

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