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They had ways like singing, measuring the water temperature and currents, watching the sea and underwater life, watching the stars, watching the birds and far-away coasts etc, for signs of where they are, and an accurate song tied it all together. This is how the "original people" living near Australia sailed in pacific, I red. It's something you can count on too, if you can do those things accurately or know what to look for. I bet they didn't just evolve those methods overnight.