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Island Caribs or
simply Caribs, are an
Indigenous people of the
Lesser Antilles in the Caribbean. They may have been
related to the
Mainland Caribs (Kalina)...
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historically known by the
exonyms Caribs,
Black Caribs, and
Island Caribs.
European explorers began to use the term
Black Caribs in the 17th century. In the...
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Caribs Kalinago people, or
Island Caribs, an
Indigenous people of the
Lesser Antilles in the
Caribbean Kalinago language, also
known as
Island Carib,...
- The Kalina, also
known as the
Caribs or
mainland Caribs and by
several other names, are an
Indigenous people native to the
northern coastal areas of South...
- As such the
Kalinago were also
known as
Caribs or
Island Caribs, and it was long ****umed that they
spoke Carib or a
related Cariban language. However,...
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Carib or Kariʼnja is a
Cariban language spoken by the
Kalina people (
Caribs) of
South America. It is
spoken by
around 7,400
mostly in Brazil, The Guianas...
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Carib Pidgin may
refer to: The Ndyuka-Tiriyó Pidgin, a
pidgin language spoken in
South America The "men's language"
spoken by the
Island Caribs in the...
- OCLC 8765752. Sweeney,
James L. (2007). "
Caribs, Maroons, Jacobins, Brigands, and
Sugar Barons: The Last
Stand of the
Black Caribs on St. Vincent",
African Diaspora...
- in St. Vincent,
intermarried with the
Caribs and
became known as "black
Caribs". Now
those of
mixed African-
Carib ancestry are
known as Garifuna. The first...
- to
ethnic Caribs (Kalinago). The
Spanish were the
first Europeans to
colonise the
island of Trinidad,
which was
already home to the
Carib and
other indigenous...
