The Taino in 1492, Gene Waddell
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The Taino in 1492, Gene Waddell
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eng
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 455-465) and index
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index present
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non fiction
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The Taino in 1492
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bibliography
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930363476
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Gene Waddell
Summary
The Taino, the Carib, and the Guanahatabey-- the first groups of Native Americans to be contacted by Europeans-- were the first to cease to exist. Waddell has compiled the earliest and most reliable information which reconstructs their ways of life and their relationships with other peoples
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Ethnohistory. Earliest accounts of the Taino ; Earliest accounts of the Carib ; Earliest accounts of the Guanahatabey -- Archaeology and ethnology. Rouse in 1948: the indigenous peoples of the West Indies ; Driver and Massey in 1957: the Greater Antilles in relation to North America ; Olden in 1974: the West Indies in relation to South America ; Rouse in 1992: the Taino in retrospect ; Wilson et al. in 1997: tropical studies on the West Indies -- Overall conclusions -- Appendices. Brinton on the Arawak language ; Guided by the Theory of Chiefdoms
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