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===Early Vallosi settlements and 'shark culture'=== | ===Early Vallosi settlements and 'shark culture'=== | ||
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The first human settlements on the [[Vallos|Vallosi]] subcontinent has been dated to the year [[12,000 BC]] based on archaeological evidence. This makes Vallos one of the last parts of the [[Occident]] to have been initially settled. {{wp|Material culture}} suggests that these settlers may have migrated from what is now [[Pelaxia]]. Society for the early [[Vallosi people|Vallosi]] who have become sedentary was primarily agricultural, reaching to about forty percent by the year [[2000 BC]]. As indigenous Vallosi society developed, they have reached their apex with the [[shark pottery culture]], so-called due to the use of shark teeth and bones as a crafting material while at the same time depicting shark-related motifs on pottery. The shark pottery culture reached its peak at around [[1800 BC]], not long before the arrival of the first [[Heaven Ships]] from [[Crona | The first human settlements on the [[Vallos|Vallosi]] subcontinent has been dated to the year [[12,000 BC]] based on archaeological evidence. This makes Vallos one of the last parts of the [[Occident]] to have been initially settled. {{wp|Material culture}} suggests that these settlers may have migrated from what is now [[Pelaxia]]. Society for the early [[Vallosi people|Vallosi]] who have become sedentary was primarily agricultural, reaching to about forty percent by the year [[2000 BC]]. As indigenous Vallosi society developed, they have reached their apex with the [[shark pottery culture]], so-called due to the use of shark teeth and bones as a crafting material while at the same time depicting shark-related motifs on pottery. The shark pottery culture reached its peak at around [[1800 BC]], not long before the arrival of the [[Polynesians]] and later arrival of the first [[Heaven Ships]] from [[Crona]]. However, shark pottery culture, at this point classified as 'late shark pottery' due to foreign innovations, co-existed with these groups for centuries to come. | ||
Archaeological evidence aside, virtually nothing is known about the indigenous Vallosi. Thanks to the lack of technological development and the lack of a proper writing system, the indigenous Vallosi culture was eventually lost through assimilation, intermarriage, and colonisation, thus leading to a near-total displacement. The average Rumahokian may have as much as less than ten percent DNA from the indigenous Vallosi according to genetic studies made in the year [[1997]]. | Archaeological evidence aside, virtually nothing is known about the indigenous Vallosi. Thanks to the lack of technological development and the lack of a proper writing system, the indigenous Vallosi culture was eventually lost through assimilation, intermarriage, and colonisation, thus leading to a near-total displacement. The average Rumahokian may have as much as less than ten percent DNA from the indigenous Vallosi according to genetic studies made in the year [[1997]]. | ||