Coastal Peoples

History Of Sierra Leone - Mane Invasions (16th Century)
... also called Mani), southern members of the Mande language group, were a warrior people, well-armed and well-organized, who lived east and possibly somewhat north of present-day Sierra Leone, occupying ... They incorporated large numbers of the people they conquered into their army, with the result that by the time they reached Sierra Leone, the rank and file of their army consisted mostly of coastal peoples ... to 20 years, and resulted in the subjugation of all or nearly all of the indigenous coastal peoples — who were known collectively as the Sapes — as far north as the Scarcies ...

Westron - Fictional History
... There they came into contact with the languages of the local coastal peoples ... As such the coastal peoples and Númenóreans themselves adopted each other's languages relatively quickly ... Most of these peoples were indeed of related kin to the Edain and would later form most of the population of Gondor and Arnor ...

Tsimshian People - Culture
... Like all Northwest Coastal peoples, they thrived on the abundant sea life, especially salmon ... The Tsimshian were a seafaring people, like the Haida ... religion centered around the "Lord of Heaven", who aided people in times of need by sending supernatural servants to earth to aid them ...

Settlement Of The Americas - Understanding The Debate - Timeline of Selected Archaeological, Geological and Genetic Evidence
... Paleolithic people move into Beringia across the Bering Land Bridge into western Alaska ... Other geneticists have variously estimated that peoples of Asia and the Americas were part of the same population from about 21,000 to 42,000 years ago ... A crew of eighty people, led by Tom Dillehay of the University of Kentucky, excavated the site from 1977 to 1985 ...