Ethnology, Volume 20University of Pittsburgh, 1981 - Anthropology |
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... indigenous Island Carib , or Callinago , who survived slave raids , massacres , and European - introduced diseases gradually coalesced onto the islands of Saint Vin- cent and Dominica . During this time they also accepted in their midst ...
... indigenous Island Carib , or Callinago , who survived slave raids , massacres , and European - introduced diseases gradually coalesced onto the islands of Saint Vin- cent and Dominica . During this time they also accepted in their midst ...
Page 79
... Carib , he ( Taylor 1951 : 29-30 ) contends that they , by defini- tion , could not have conformed to traditional Island Carib social organization . Nonetheless , Taylor ( 1951 : 74 , 139 ) holds that the wider consanguineal family ...
... Carib , he ( Taylor 1951 : 29-30 ) contends that they , by defini- tion , could not have conformed to traditional Island Carib social organization . Nonetheless , Taylor ( 1951 : 74 , 139 ) holds that the wider consanguineal family ...
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... Island Carib of the Lesser Antilles . The most accurate primary data concerning the traditional culture of the Island Carib derive from the writings of Father Raymond Breton , a French mis- sionary who spent eighteen years ( 1635 to ...
... Island Carib of the Lesser Antilles . The most accurate primary data concerning the traditional culture of the Island Carib derive from the writings of Father Raymond Breton , a French mis- sionary who spent eighteen years ( 1635 to ...
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