The route to Oceania definitely, as we know from archaeological founds and linguistic evidence, went from Africa (so this is in a way true, the way all humans come from Africa) through Asia (this would be the correct aswer), more specifically from Malaysia, towards Australia and Oceania.
<u>The first human settlers in Oceania were Homo Sapiens who arrived from Southeast Asia</u>, from them descend the current Papuans and Australian natives. After the first arrival of humans to Australia, the Austronesian people also arrived from Taiwan, they spread from Polynesia to Easter Island.
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