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Top: Society: Ethnicity: The_Americas: Indigenous: Caribbean
| Please only submit sites that are directly related to this category, rather than sites that might have some general bearing or whose content is proportionally more devoted to other topics. In other words, if your site is about archaeology, just because archaeologists have done research on the pre-Columbian Amerindians of the Caribbean will not necessarily ensure that your site is listed in this category. Also, if your site is about a wide variety of topics, but you have one or two pages in your site, or some links, on Caribbean Amerindians, then your site will not be listed here. |
Information, web sites and related resources about indigenous peoples of the Caribbean region
| Please submit only arts and crafts sites relating to the Indigenous Peoples of the Caribbean. These may include: dance, paintings, sculptures, music, pottery, weaving, films, poetry, modern story telling. |
A collection of sites on the visual and performing arts and artists, as well as handicrafts, based on themes of the Indigenous Peoples of the Caribbean.
| Please submit only the URLs for sites that either showcase Caribbean Amerindian businesses or that feature economic development issues directly and specifically involving Caribbean Amerindians. |
This page lists sites that either showcase Caribbean Amerindian businesses or that feature economic development issues directly and specifically involving Caribbean Amerindians.
| Please submit only those sites whose content is primarily devoted to the Carib Amerindians of the Caribbean, past and present, by or about Caribs, and in keeping with the guidelines set out in the description for this subcategory. |
Websites listed within this subcategory are those that feature Caribs, Kalinas, Kalinago and Garifunas in countries such as Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana, Trinidad and Tobago, St. Vincent, Dominica, Belize and amongst immigrant communities outside the Caribbean region.
| Please submit only those URLs that pertain to any of a wide range of discussion fora online concerning the indigenous peoples of the Caribbean, such as listservs, message boards, and chat rooms with a specialized focus on Caribbean Amerindian issues. |
This category covers a wide range of discussion fora online concerning the indigenous peoples of the Caribbean, such as listservs, message boards, and chat rooms with a specialized focus on Caribbean Amerindian issues.
| Please submit URLs only for sites that present instructional materials online--such as course notes, course syllabi, and lesson plans--on topics in Caribbean Amerindian history, culture, and society, are to be included in this category. Provide a clear and concise title, and a description in proper sentence form. |
All sites that present instructional materials online--such as course notes, course syllabi, and lesson plans--on topics in Caribbean Amerindian history, culture, and society, are to be included in this category.
| Please submit URLs and titles for Amerindian language resources, including vocabularies, grammar rules, language families, and any other linguistic materials on Caribbean Amerindian languages. |
This category incorporates all Amerindian language resources, including vocabularies, grammar rules, language families, and other linguistic materials.
| Please submit only full-text articles from newspapers or other media agencies in this category, and that deal specifically and explicitly with the Indigenous Peoples of the Caribbean. |
This category comprises all sites offering current reports on Caribbean Indigenous Peoples, such as newspaper reports with full-text articles online or other media agencies' reports with full-text articles online.
| Please submit only those sites that directly pertain to what is set out in the description for this subcategory. |
This subcategory features websites pertaining to the Taino/Arawak Amerindians of the Caribbean, with a focus on contemporary Taino organizations and groups in Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, and amongst immigrant communities in the United States.
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