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Garth Rattray | The anthropomorphisation of Jamaica

During her foetal developmental stage, Jamaica was called Xaymaca by the Taino Indians who migrated here from the northern coast of South America (circa 600 AD). Xaymaca meant, ‘land of wood and water’ in their Arawak language. She was a pristine,.

Puerto Rico, Dominica and Cuba embrace their Taino Indian heritage

At least 61% of the people of Puerto Rico carry Native American DNA. In the Dominican Republic traditional Taino festivals have become popular events for entire communities.  In all the Greater Antilles Islands, archaeology and architectural preservation have proven to be effective tools for promoting heritage tourism and cultural pride.  During this process, anthropologists have…

Atabey Limited Edition Humidor: A Timeless Encore –

The second release of the Atabey Limited Edition Humidor has started shipping to retailers across the United States. 2023 saw the release

Caribbean Currents: Peppers: the key ingredient in the taste of the islands

Why do most Caribbean people love spicy dishes? The No. 1 seasoning is the jerk seasoning used in so many dishes with chicken, fish, shrimp, burgers, etc. Then you have

Ragnarok: Norse Account of Strange & Wonderful Land Doomed to Destruction – Part I

Before the rise and spread of Christianity in the first millennium of the common era, paganism was the common religion of Europeans. Just as there is not a single Christian faith, but many denominations and sects, there was no single set of beliefs that one could identify as “pagan.”

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