MDLP K12a

Continent: Asia

• Indian: The Indian subcontinent, known for its diverse religions, ancient civilizations, vibrant cultures, and complex history.
• Southeastasian: Region including countries like Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia, featuring tropical climates, a blend of Buddhist and Hindu influences, and a rich culinary heritage.
• Siberian: The vast, sparsely populated region of northern Russia marked by extreme cold, indigenous communities, and unique wildlife.
• Neareast: Also known as the Middle East, a region encompassing parts of Western Asia and North Africa. It's known as the cradle of major religions and for its strategic importance.

Continent: Africa

• African_HG (Hunter-Gatherer): Refers to diverse populations across Africa with traditional hunting and gathering lifestyles, often possessing unique linguistic and genetic heritage.
• East-African: Diverse region including countries like Kenya, Ethiopia, and Tanzania. It features savannas, wildlife, a blend of African and Arab cultural influences, and a rich agricultural tradition.

Continent: Europe

• Northeuropean: Encompasses countries like Scandinavia, the Baltic states, and the British Isles, characterized by a shared history, often cooler climates, and distinct cultural traditions.
• Southeuropean: Mediterranean countries like Italy, Greece, and Spain, characterized by warm climates, olive cultivation, ancient architecture, and a strong emphasis on family and tradition.
• Westeuropean: Includes countries like France, Germany, and the Netherlands, known for their economic development, historic cities, and influential contributions to art and philosophy.
• Caucasian: Relating to the Caucasus region between the Black and Caspian seas, a mountainous area with a complex mix of cultures, languages, and ethnicities.

Continent: Americas

• Amerindian: Indigenous peoples of the Americas, with diverse cultures, languages, and histories spanning both North and South America.

Continent: Oceania

• Papuan-Melanesian: Oceanic populations found in Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and neighboring areas, known for their incredible linguistic diversity and unique cultural adaptations.