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- https://www.upi.com/Archives/1984/07/11/Ill-fated-voyage-claims-life-of-Hawaiian-artist/5599458366400/
- https://southernwoodenboatsailing.com/news/sarimanok-the-reincarnation-of-a-goddess#:~:text=In%201985%2C%20Bob%20Hobman%20and,worthy%20of%20the%20highest%20praise.
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- ... that in 1984, Bob Hobman and a group began a journey to sail a wooden outrigger boat from the Philippines to Madagascar to recreate a possible voyage by Neolithic humans?
- Source: "TAWI TAWI, Philippines -- On a tropical island miles from nowhere, Robert Hobman's dream is taking shape from a century-old tree chopped down in the jungle.
The British-born adventurer has watched local boatbuilders on the Moslem island of Tawi Tawi carve the hardwood tree into a replica of a ship he believes Southeast Asians used to migrate to Africa hundreds of years before Christ.
Seeking to unravel the mysteries of the migration, Hobman, four other adventurers and a Filipino navigator plan to set sail later this month on a 4,600-mile voyage from Tawi Tawi through the Indonesian Archipelago and across the Indian Ocean to Madagascar."
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