Aetas Antiqua & Moderna K54

Africa:

• Central African Hunter-Gatherers: Indigenous groups living in central African forests, known for traditional hunter-gatherer lifestyles.
• Cushitic: Ethnolinguistic group native to the Horn of Africa, speaking Cushitic languages.
• Eastern Bantu: Bantu-speaking populations in East Africa, known for agricultural practices.
• Nigeria: Diverse ethnic groups in Nigeria, predominantly speaking Afro-Asiatic, Nilo-Saharan, and Niger-Congo languages.
• Nilotic: Ethnic groups residing along the Nile, known for cattle herding and agro-pastoral lifestyles.
• North Africa: Populations from the Mediterranean coast, with a mix of Berber, Arab, and other influences.
• South African Hunter-Gatherers: Indigenous groups like the San people, traditionally living as hunter-gatherers in Southern Africa.
• West Africa: Region known for ethnic diversity and historical kingdoms, primarily speaking Niger-Congo languages.

Asia:

• Arabian Peninsula: Populations from the Arabian region, characterized by Arab cultural and linguistic heritage.
• Asia Minor: Region corresponding to modern-day Turkey, historically significant for cultural crossroads.
• Austronesian-Taiwan: Indigenous Austronesian-speaking groups native to Taiwan.
• Bengal: Ethnic communities in the Bengal region, covering parts of India and Bangladesh.
• Burmese Thai and Cambodian: Southeast Asian populations with shared cultural and linguistic traits.
• Central Asia: Ethnically diverse region including Turkic and Persian influences.
• China: Ethnic groups within China, predominantly Han Chinese.
• East Central Asia: Includes ethnic groups from regions bordering China and Central Asia.
• Iran and Mesopotamia: Populations with Persian and ancient Mesopotamian heritage.
• Korea and Japan: Ethnic communities primarily consisting of Koreans and Japanese people.
• Malayo-Polynesian: Oceanic ethnic groups within the Malayo-Polynesian language family.
• Manchuria: Populations from Northeast China, historically including the Manchu people.
• North India and East Pakistan: Region with rich cultural and ethnic diversity, including Indo-Iranian languages.
• Siberia: Indigenous groups in the Siberian region, with diverse linguistic backgrounds.
• South Central Asia: Populations in the southern part of Central Asia, bridging South Asia.
• South China: Ethnic communities within the southern provinces of China.
• South India: Populations primarily speaking Dravidian languages in India's southern region.
• Tibetan: Indigenous groups in the Tibetan Plateau, known for unique language and culture.
• Vietnam: Ethnic groups within Vietnam, primarily speaking Vietnamese.
• West Middle East: Ethnically diverse populations located in the western part of the Middle East.

Australia:

• Australian Aboriginal: Indigenous peoples of Australia, with over 60,000 years of history.

Europe:

• Arctic: Populations living within or near the Arctic circle, including indigenous Sami people.
• Balkans: Ethnically diverse region in Southeast Europe, with Slavic, Greek, and Albanian influences.
• Baltic: Populations from Baltic states like Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia.
• British Islanders: Ethnic groups from Great Britain and Ireland, including English, Scots, and Irish.
• East Europe: Ethnic communities from Eastern Europe, including Slavic and Baltic groups.
• East Mediterranean: Region encompassing countries along the eastern Mediterranean coast.
• Finland & White Sea: Includes Finnish and Karelian populations near the White Sea.
• France: Ethnically diverse populations within France, primarily French-speaking.
• Germanic Europe: Regions primarily speaking Germanic languages, such as Germany and the Netherlands.
• Greece and Albania: Ethnic communities of Greece and Albania, with shared historical ties.
• Iberian Peninsula: Populations from Spain and Portugal, with Latin cultural heritage.
• North Caucasus: Ethnic groups in the North Caucasus region, known for cultural diversity.
• North Italia: Northern regions of Italy, characterized by Italian and regional dialects.
• Sardinia: Indigenous populations with unique genetic and cultural history.
• Scandinavia: Populations from Sweden, Norway, and Denmark with a Nordic heritage.
• South Italia: Southern regions of Italy, known for distinct cultural traits compared to the north.
• Volga and Ural: Ethnic groups along the Volga River and Ural Mountains, with diverse heritage.

North America:

• Native Caribbean: Indigenous peoples from the Caribbean islands, including Taino and Arawak.
• Native Central Amerindian: Indigenous groups from Central America with varying cultural backgrounds.
• Native Mexico and Southwest USA: Indigenous populations from Mexico and the southwestern United States.
• North Amerindian: Indigenous peoples of North America, including multiple tribes across the continent.

Oceania:

• Melanesia: Ethnically diverse region in the southwestern Pacific, known for linguistic variety.

South America:

• Native Amazonian: Indigenous groups living within the Amazon rainforest, known for biodiversity.
• Native Andean: Populations in the Andes mountains, with rich historical civilizations like the Inca.
• Native Patagonia: Indigenous peoples from the Patagonian region in southern South America.