Early Societies of Oceania Classroom Map
Students hear that people reached New Guinea and Australia thousands of years before anyone sailed the open Pacific, and then have nothing on the wall to make that believable. This map, covering 3500 to 500 BCE, puts the two shorelines side by side: the land as it stood during the last glaciation, and the coastlines students recognize today. The difference does the teaching for you.
- Land areas during the last glaciation shown against present day shorelines
- Routes of Austronesian migrations traced across the region
- Regional focus on the current day land areas of Australia, Indonesia, and New Guinea
- Meets U.S. History curriculum requirements for public, private, parochial, and home schools
- Part of the Kappa Map Group Classroom Series, mounted on a spring roller with backboard
World history teachers, home school parents, and curriculum coordinators pair it with other titles in the series. Map Shop can also build several of these history maps onto a single multi-map roller system, so ask us before you order.

