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- About Me:
- writer, independent documentary filmmaker, photographer
- Contact Information:
- mybones@gmail.com
- Research Interests:
- Any information about the first Caribbean peoples, including and not limited to: way of life, rituals, gender roles, land and plant usage (agricultural practices), language, culture...and just how much of this has survived.
Growing up as part of a "recognised" indigenous grouping in the Caribbean sparked in me an interest in the pre-Columbus Caribbean I have pursued independently.
The film The Amerindians is a look into some of my work. It has already sparked interest at the University of the West Indies.
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- http://www.youtube.com/user/triniwildindian
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The Amerindians
What great news!!!!
I have good and bad news to report from Trinidad...
My great aunt, the "Carib Queen", Valentina Medina is very ill.
The new People's Partnership government has promised to revisit the land issue and dialogue about the future of indigenous people in Trinidad.
A week of Amerindian Heritage Day (October 14th) has just passed and I will post some more on that soon.
I am also pleased to report that my documentary film The Amerindians has… Continue
I have good and bad news to report from Trinidad...
My great aunt, the "Carib Queen", Valentina Medina is very ill.
The new People's Partnership government has promised to revisit the land issue and dialogue about the future of indigenous people in Trinidad.
A week of Amerindian Heritage Day (October 14th) has just passed and I will post some more on that soon.
I am also pleased to report that my documentary film The Amerindians has… Continue
Posted on October 18, 2010 at 6:53pm
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