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It is thought that the islands of [[Masalna]] and [[Agalmare]] have been inhabited by humans since around 450,000 years ago; the most ancient evidence of human inhabitation include stone tools made from the volcanic stone of southern Agalmare, dating from nearly 22,000 years ago.  
It is thought that the islands of [[Masalne]] and [[Agalmare]] have been inhabited by humans since around 450,000 years ago; the most ancient evidence of human inhabitation include stone tools made from the volcanic stone of southern Agalmare, dating from nearly 22,000 years ago.  


The first known evidence of large-scale, sedentary settlement in the islands is what is now known as the [[Nurmiara Hills Culture]] dating approximately from 9,000 BDN to around 4,000 BDN; sites corresponding to this culture have been found across the [[Nevgasira Plain]], farther north along the western coast of Masalna island almost up to present-day [[Osbane Province]], and even on Agalmare. Characteristics of this culture include elaborate pottery, of initially the "clam" and then the "twine-mark" style; extensive use of volcanic rock for tools such as adzes, arrowheads and sickles used for harvesting; firm evidence of coordinated agriculture on the Nevgasira Plain; and eventually the use of bronze artifacts, with locally produced copper and tin from Agalmare, including elaborate bronze goblets.
The [[Narugasir Period]] lasted from around 12,000 to 5,000 BDN, with sites stretching from the [[]]

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It is thought that the islands of Masalne and Agalmare have been inhabited by humans since around 450,000 years ago; the most ancient evidence of human inhabitation include stone tools made from the volcanic stone of southern Agalmare, dating from nearly 22,000 years ago.

The Narugasir Period lasted from around 12,000 to 5,000 BDN, with sites stretching from the [[]]