Due to lack of fresh water sources on the Islands, they only began to be settled in the 20th century, initially by Bugis fishermen who used the islands as a stop off location for their voyages around the archipelago and began to establish coconut plantations.
Initially, Bugis fishermen used the islands as a stop off location for their voyages around the archipelago and began to establish coconut plantations. Due to lack of fresh water sources on the Islands, settlement only began in the 20th century.
Due to lack of fresh water sources on the Islands, settlement only began in the 20th century. Initially, Bugis fishermen used the islands as a stop off location for their voyages around the archipelago and began to establish coconut plantations.
Due to lack of fresh water sources on the Islands, settlement only began in the 20th century. Initially, Bugis fishermen used the islands as a stop off location for their voyages around the archipelago and began to establish coconut plantations.