Indigenous Caribbean Network

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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2.) Tai AnaYuisa Pelli

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009363872412

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3.) Lenia R. Sague

https://www.facebook.com/lenia.sague.7

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Kevin C. Young is now a member of Indigenous Caribbean Network

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Joey Karei Inherst and Mirocles Guatu Iris Ortiz are now friends

Sep 11

Miguel Sague Jr commented on Miguel Sague Jr's group Caney Circle Board of Directors

"As of September 2019 this governing body is composed of 14 members 1.) Kasike Guatu Iri---Behike Bo (Chairperson) 2.) Miguel sague---Sergeant at arms 3.) Lenia R. Sague---Secretary 4.) Nelson Kauamarix Zayas---Treasurer 5.) Miguel SagueIII---Board…"

Sep 11

Miguel Sague Jr commented on Miguel Sague Jr's group Caney Circle Board of Directors

"As of September 2019 this governing body is composed of 14 members 1.) Miguel A. Sague---Behike Bo (Chairperson) 2.) Kasike Guatu Iri---Assistant Behike Bo (Vice chair person) 3.) Lenia R. Sague---Secretary 4.) Nelson Kauamarix Zayas---Treasurer 5.)…"

Sep 11

Miguel Sague Jr commented on Miguel Sague Jr's group Caney Circle Board of Directors

"As of September 2019 this governing body is composed of 12 members 1.) Miguel A. Sague---Behike Bo (Chairperson) 2.) Kasike Guatu Iri---Assistant Behike Bo (Vice chair person) 3.) Lenia R. Sague---Secretary 4.) Nelson Kauamarix Zayas---Treasurer 5.)…"

Sep 11

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Sep 7

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Sep 5

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Sep 4

Miguel Sague Jr posted a blog post

Modern Tainos are attempting to revive the ancient Taino language. The process may seem awkward and even unrealistic to most linguists. After all, it is pretty well accepted that the ancient Taino la…

Modern Tainos are attempting to revive the ancient Taino language. The process may seem awkward and even unrealistic to most linguists. After all, it is pretty well accepted that the ancient Taino language is extinct although we Tainos are certainly NOT extinct. We now speak mostly Spanish and English (and in some cases other European-derived languages). To many linguists who are acquainted with the natural manner in which languages evolve and develop our modern day effots will seem artificial…See More

Aug 29

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Miguel Sague Jr shared their blog post on Facebook

Diagram of Taino Mythological Cycles

Aug 25

Miguel Sague Jr shared their blog post on Facebook

Diagram of Taino Mythological Cycles

Aug 25

Miguel Sague Jr commented on Miguel Sague Jr's blog post Diagram of Taino Mythological Cycles

"This is an analysis of the circular Cosmological diagram designed by the scholar Sebastian Robiou Lamarche. In this video we present the Caney Indigenous Spiritual Circle interpretation of Taino cosmology as derived from the research of that…"

Aug 25

Miguel Sague Jr posted a blog post

TAINO CHRONICLES (Taino Sacred Creation legends)

This series of videos is a presentation of the Taino sacred creation narrative.See More

Aug 25

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Miguel Sague Jr posted photos

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Aug 25

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