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The history of Porfiria stretches back to the earliest archaeological evidence of human arrival in Cusinaut from [[Alshar]], with rudimentary fishing implements dated to about 20,000 BC having been excavated in Avenirskara and Tioga. The land was inhabited by various indigenous nations, including the [[List_of_peoples_of_Cusinaut#M-P|Mannaki]] people who thrived in harmony with nature. The [[List_of_peoples_of_Cusinaut#Q-T|Sharkota]], another indigenous group, also inhabited the region, and both nations developed vibrant cultures and trade networks connecting them to neighbouring peoples in [[Netansett]].