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Chapter 15 some people assume that aboriginal AustralianAre some how related to new Guinean neighbors. Diamond things rather than their genetics to become technologically advanced. Australia was inhabited by humans very early,it was predicted that it was before euro. Its people had some of the stone tools, blades and boat.surprisingly Australia societies did not develop the food production bows arrows.on like Australia New guinea had a good climate,they were able to produce and domesticated many crops.although they're pigs ,chickens ,and sweet potatoes for importing from Asia other things was native.after all of this hard work New Guineans did not pass the techological level of the of the Eurasian. Chapter 16 most of the world's largest countries are extremely multicultural point diamond the Chinese languages. And its 7 clothes for this is all dash time please languages are spoken for by 1.1 billion Chinese people. These languages ex's along 130 other languages, each of which is spoken by it's much smaller population.Diamond believe that the speakers of these languages were original inhabitants of what is now South China. He sings northern Chinese speakers final they would just come in the south Chinese cultures are pushing East Asia. Agriculture in China begin in at 7500 BC. It may have came from China, but the ancient records are uncertain. Early Chinese farmers the message to the wife and rice, as well calm a dog, and chicken.around the 4th century BC North self crop. Most of China's a few mins from north to south. China first 3 dynasties originated from the North. chapter17 before Columbus sail to the Americas people travel long distances to Conalize in different placess.archaeology record that people making artifacts hello South China replace hunters and gatherers in Taiwan in the fourth millennium BC. Show that these new Taiwanese have ocean going wild possible for expansion. Over the next two years pottery files don't schools, pig call mom and crops outward

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