- This module examines the original migration path from South East Asia to Fiji and Samoa and its vicinity and further expanding to the triangle surrounded by Hawaii, Easter Island, and New Zealand.
- Eileen L. Shea, et al., Preparing for a Changing Climate, The Potential Consequences of Climate Variability and Change, A Report of the Pacific Islands Regional Assessment Team for the U.S. Global Change Research Program, East West Center, 2001.
- Migration from the Asian continent also filled Micronesia, apparently including Okinawa.
- This is the root of the common heritage in the Pacific.
- Inflow of people from the Asian continent to the Pacific reached
- Papua New Guinea 50,000 BC
- Solomon Islands 25,000 BC
- Vanuatu, Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga 1,500 BC
- Hawaii 400 AD
- Easter Island 300 AD, and New Zealand 900 AD






