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Madagascar is an island off the coast of East Africa. The Phoenicians reached Madagascar and East Africa. Madagascar was settled in Roman Times by people from Malaysia and Indonesia who spoke a dialect similar to that now found in Borneo. The distance between Borneo and Madagascar is more than four times as far as the distance from Borneo to Australia.
The aboriginals look similar to and are presumably related to the Veddoid primitive tribesmen of India and southern Yemen. The remains of related groups have also been found in South America. They moved around. How they traveled is uncertain but travel they did. Racially and spatially there is no reason why at least a portion of the Australian aboriginals could not have come from the Middle East area. They used the boomerang which was once known amongst primitive peoples in Egypt. The native Australian dog, the dingo, is related to the Canaanite dog now found in Israel. The Sini or Sinim were a Canaanite people and the aborigines may well have descended from them. If such was the case then this explains why Australia was referred to as "Land of Sinim". ".
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