A network for Indigenous Caribbean people interested in discussing our culture/society: past, present and future. Others welcome, too!
Your Council Women are:
1.) Dayvanna Mitchell-Screiner
https://www.facebook.com/dayvanna.mitchellschreiner
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3.) Lenia R. Sague
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Drew a picture left a comment for doc nevis"Hi, Doc Nevis hehe please message me I am interested in speaking with you in relation to nevis, and your knowledge on piracy on the island"
Evelyn Sanches joined Arenahi's groupThe Language Group
For those interested in learning and revitalizing the Indigenous languages of the Caribbean. Includes, Taíno, Karifuna, Garifuna, Lokono, Wayuu, Añu (Paraujano), Warao, Carib etc.THE USE OF ANY INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE IS WELCOMED AND ENCOURAGED! :)See More
Evelyn Sanches joined Alex Zacarias's groupTHE LOST TAINO TRIBE
The Lost Taino Tribe documentary explores all angles about a very complex issue - Taino history and the Puerto Rican identity. A documentary being created from the input of the global community.
Evelyn Sanches joined orocobia's groupPowwow Meet-Ups
List the time & date of the powwows/areitos you're attending, so if others are also going they can meet-up with you!Please post the name and date of the gathering in the title of your post! Hope to see you on the trail!See More
"We have several Behiques, which are our Taino spiritual leaders. "
Leia replied to Leia's discussion Baptisms/Blessings/Naming Ceremonies"Thank you very much! It certainly does help! I appreciate your reply. However I am looking for something similar to a baptism. I’ve recently become pregnant and was wondering if our traditions had an equivalent to baptisms so I could partake…"
TAINO BEADED RELIC FROM THE ERA OF EUROPEAN CONTACT
The Pigorini Cemi is an extraordinary piece of Taino artistry that combines elements of native Taino, European and African culture in one intricately crafted object.It is put together from Taino hand-woven cotton fabric (sarobey), native seashell beads, native seeds, as well as European glass beads, European wood and European circular mirrors, and topped off with a…See More
AJ Whitworth replied to Leia's discussion Baptisms/Blessings/Naming Ceremonies"There was! From what I could find on the topic, the Taino had something called Guatiao, which would be, in general, a naming ceremony.
However, what I found of it was that is was to name adopted children, sort of like publicly claiming that you were…"
Ellen Fernandez-Sacco left a comment for Miguel Sague Jr"Thanks for the welcome atiao! I realized I missed replying. Seneko kakona"
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VOICE OF THE TAINO PEOPLE ONLINE
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Baptisms/Blessings/Naming Ceremonies 3 Replies
Started by Leia in What does it mean to be "indigenous" in the Caribbean today?. Last reply by Dayvanna Schreiner Dec 20, 2019.
Looking for clarification on Taíno Nations 1 Reply
Started by Leia in What does it mean to be "indigenous" in the Caribbean today?. Last reply by Miguel Sague Jr Sep 23, 2019.
Want to build a strong Taino connection in Haiti. Want to meet with Taino in Puerto Rico in June 6 Replies
Started by Greg Cronin in Taino culture and history. Last reply by Greg Cronin Jun 29, 2019.
ASTROMYTHOLOGY Sebastian Robiou Lamarche in English 2 Replies
Started by Miguel Sague Jr in What does it mean to be "indigenous" in the Caribbean today?. Last reply by Miguel Sague Jr Mar 23, 2019.
Sebastian Robiou Lamarche Taino archeoastronomy
Started by Miguel Sague Jr in What does it mean to be "indigenous" in the Caribbean today? Jan 2, 2019.
The history of Ramon Pane's account
Started by Miguel Sague Jr in What does it mean to be "indigenous" in the Caribbean today? Dec 31, 2018.
Ramon Pane RELACION ACERCA DE LAS ANTIGUEDADES DE LOS INDIOS
Started by Miguel Sague Jr in General Discussions Dec 9, 2018.
Astronomia Taina--Taino Astronomy
Started by Miguel Sague Jr in What does it mean to be "indigenous" in the Caribbean today? Dec 4, 2018.
TOBAKO ...our first sacred medicine 2 Replies
Started by Lil Wolf in General Discussions. Last reply by Jaime Rosario Apr 11, 2018.
TOBAKO ...our first sacred medicine
Started by Lil Wolf in What does it mean to be "indigenous" in the Caribbean today? Mar 22, 2018.
Blog Posts
TAINO BEADED RELIC FROM THE ERA OF EUROPEAN CONTACT
The Pigorini Cemi is an extraordinary piece of Taino artistry that combines elements of native Taino, European and African culture in one intricately crafted object.
It is put together from Taino hand-woven cotton fabric (sarobey), native seashell beads, native seeds, as well as European glass beads, European wood and European…
ContinuePosted by Miguel Sague Jr on December 11, 2019 at 7:54pm
Pearls, Grenada: Histories of Resistance by an Old Runway
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| A view out toward the sea, from the beach at the end… |
Posted by Maximilian Forte on October 13, 2019 at 10:22pm
Colonial Myth-Making and the Mission of Santa Rosa de Arima, Trinidad
Was the Arima Mission an “Indian Mission”? For what purposes, and in whose interests, was the Arima Mission established? How many Indigenous people lived in the Arima Mission, and in Trinidad as a whole? Who counted them? How were they counted, and why? Why did…
Posted by Maximilian Forte on October 13, 2019 at 6:02pm
New Book: ARIMA BORN
Arima Born: Revealing the History of Arima and its Mission through the Catholic Church’s Baptismal Registers, 1820–1916
The Catholic Mission of Santa Rosa is something that helped to make Arima a distinctive town in Trinidad, accounting for nearly half of the Amerindian population of the colony in the 1800s. The baptismal registers of the Catholic Church in Arima, including…Posted by Maximilian Forte on October 1, 2019 at 12:26am
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