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The earliest inhabitants of Angliya were a group of Lumattan tribes from the Gardlian families around 4000 BP. Little from this era is known or recorded, but it is believed that these tribes were simple hunter gatherer peoples. The earliest recorded evidence available is from a Lilani scholar, Lucasius Olvaris, who reported on the tribes of southern Longerath around 2000 BP. The Liliani Empire named the region, Anglicium, meaning 'Land of the Angal's.'

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rdfs:label	Early history of Angliya
rdfs:comment	The earliest inhabitants of Angliya were a group of Lumattan tribes from the Gardlian families around 4000 BP. Little from this era is known or recorded, but it is believed that these tribes were simple hunter gatherer peoples. The earliest recorded evidence available is from a Lilani scholar, Lucasius Olvaris, who reported on the tribes of southern Longerath around 2000 BP. The Liliani Empire named the region, Anglicium, meaning 'Land of the Angal's.'
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abstract	The earliest inhabitants of Angliya were a group of Lumattan tribes from the Gardlian families around 4000 BP. Little from this era is known or recorded, but it is believed that these tribes were simple hunter gatherer peoples. The earliest recorded evidence available is from a Lilani scholar, Lucasius Olvaris, who reported on the tribes of southern Longerath around 2000 BP. The Liliani Empire named the region, Anglicium, meaning 'Land of the Angal's.'

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