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42. Caribbean Islands Cooking Anthropology Of Food and perhaps some information about the history and culture behind each caribbean Recipes caribbean, Island, and West Indian recipes A good collection. http://www.archaeolink.com/caribbean_islands_cooking_anthro.htm

Caribbean Islands Cooking Home Anthropology of Food, Food Science - General Resources Food Traditions and Recipes From a Few Countries Afghanistan Albania Algeria Angola ... Vietnam The Anthropology of Food is an analysis of food in culture. While the primary purpose for food is nutrition, it also has a cultural dimension by which people choose what they eat not only by flavor or nutritional value but by cultural, religious, economic, status and environmental factors. - These pages are a combination of sampler recipes providing only a taste of each country and perhaps some information about the history and culture behind each cuisine. Caribbean and Other Favorite Recipes A selection of favorites which changes every couple of months. - From California Antilles Trading Consortium - http://www.calantilles.com/rindex.html Caribbean Recipes: Caribbean, Island, and West Indian recipes A good collection. Use the links on the left to select a particular island or country. - From islandflave.com - http://www.islandflave.com/recipes/

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The Amazing This place is designed to provide students and others interested in the fields of archaeology, anthropology, and ancient civilizations (and now a lot more) a one stop resource for homework help or other projects. You will find numerous resources (currently over ten thousand and climbing ) divided by topic. Each site has been reviewed, and checked for links inappropriate for youngsters. While I try to keep things up to date, you may run into dead or changed links. If so, please notify me and I will remove them as soon as possible. If you have a website which you would like to see here, please send me the information and I will review it for possible inclusion. - Thank You website designed for use on all types of browsers from the most primitive to advanced versions. Archaeology Anthropology Ancient Civilizations Glossary ... Specialty Pages Or scroll down the page for topic headings. Do you need money for school? Check out the section about scholarships, grants, fellowships, and other sources of academic and research funding. Archaeology, Anthropology, History Scholarships

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Polyrhythm and the Caribbean: Intersections of Culture, History, and Literature General Introduction David P. Lichtenstein '99 , Brown University, Contributing Editor, Caribbean Web POLYRHYTHM, also called CROSS-RHYTHM: the simultaneous combination of contrasting rhythms in a musical composition. Britannica Online The steel drum, first created from oil drums in Trinidad's poorer urban areas as a means of cultural resistance to economic hardship and oppression, has quickly become the instrument most clearly identifiable with the Caribbean. Visitors to the region regularly encounter the steel drum (or pan as it is also called), from tourist welcomings in the airport, to performances at local fish fries, to the three day Trinidadian barrage of steel and soca music known as Carnival. But one never finds a solitary steel pan. Rather the instruments commonly exist as but one piece in a community of percussions that make up a steel pan band. In the days and weeks before Trinidad's Carnival, one can hear these bands warming up in the Panyards, perfecting the tunes and rhythms that will fire the streets of Port of Spain (the capital city) and shake the bones of all participants. But there is nothing new about this phenomenon. In fact one could say that the multiple rhythms which from the beginning have shaken the Caribbean gave birth to the steel drum, rather than the other way round. Most obviously one finds this sense of polyrhythm in geography. The fact remains that multiple islands, many geographically and geologically quite different from the others, all unite to form the West Indies region. But this rhythmic structure also lies far deeper than what one could find on a map. Historically, rhythms from around the world have clashed and combined to make up the modern day Caribbean. Digging through the layers of history, one first locates the shadowy presence of American Indians. Tribes such as the Caribs and the

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Museums Some facts about the history of Curaçao The island was discovered in 1499 by Alonso de Ojeda, one of Kolumbus´ lieutenants. The inhabitants were very big Indians. That is why the Spaniards called the island "Isla de los Gigantes" ( island of the giants) but only 20 years later the name "Curaçao" appeared on a Portuguese map. There are different opinions about the word "Curaçao". The most probable is the one that the Spaniards called the island after a certain period of time "Corazon" ( heart). The famous Portuguese cartographers of this time took this word to their language as "Curacau" or "Curaçao". The island stayed Spanish till the Dutch conquered it in 1634. From the end of the 17th century to the beginning of the 19th century the island was under English or Dutch rule, while the French tried again and again to conquer it. They nearly succeeded in doing so but after being paid an enormous compensation the French left again. In 1815 the Dutch gained control over the island again which had been under English rule (since 1807) then. The "colonial" status of Curaçao and of the other islands of the Dutch Antilles was changed in 1954 when the Dutch Antilles gained complete self-administration. Contacts and confrontation between the Indian, European, African, Asian, and Arabian cultures in the course of several centuries have caused a reciprocal influence and made new forms of living together possible. Curaçao has developed a unique culture of its own.

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HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL SETTING Caribbean Islands Table of Contents The Pre-European Population Estimates of the size of the pre-Hispanic population of the Americas vary considerably. Both Columbus and Father Bartolomé de Las Casas (who wrote the first history of the Spanish conquest and treatment of the Indians) produced estimates that appear to defy credibility. Las Casas thought the population of the Caribbean might have been in the vicinity of several million, and by virtue of his having lived in both Hispaniola and Cuba where he held encomiendas , or the right to tribute from Indians, he is as close as we get to an eye-witness account. Las Casas had a penchant for hyperbole, and it is doubtful that he could have produced reliable estimates for areas where he did not travel. Nevertheless, some more recent scholars have tended to agree with Las Casas, estimating as many as 4 million inhabitants for the island of Hispaniola in 1492. Although the dispute continues, a consensus seems to be developing for far lower figures than previously accepted. An indigenous population of less than a million for all of the Caribbean would still be a relatively dense population, given the technology and resources of the region in the late fifteenth century. Probably one-half of these inhabitants would have been on the large island of Hispaniola, about 50,000 in Cuba, and far fewer than that in Jamaica. Puerto Rico, Dominica, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, and Trinidad all had fairly concentrated, if not large, populations.

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Italiano Deutsch Nederlands Advanced ... Industrial Directory Summary Tour the History of Santo Domingo. The Dominican Republic is a recognized tourist destination, with magnificent beaches and resorts, vast extensions of white sand and clear, sparkling waters. It also has the claim as the oldest city in the New World, w`ith its quaint cobble streets and stonework houses. This beautiful island is steeped in history and culture worthwhile exploring: abundant historical sites, museums, colonial architecture, the first hospital, first sugar mill, first Catholic church this side of the world. Visitors will soon discover that the Dominican Republic offers much more than the typical Caribbean attractions of sun, sand and sea. The Alcazar Museum, adjacent to Columbus' Palace, houses religious and colonial art objects that date back to this era.

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49. Macmillan Publishers Caribbean, General, Recipies, ...Caribbean Islands Recipes The Cooking of the caribbean islands. caribbean cooking is enticing, exotic and, above all and specialities of the mixture of cultures which makes up the http://www.macmillan-caribbean.com/books/General/Food drink/recipes.htm

Extent: 144pp Cover: Paperback Format: 216 x 138 mm Price: £6.00 ISBN 333 400062 Food and Drink Recipes The Cooking of the Caribbean Islands Caribbean cooking is enticing, exotic and, above all, experimental. It is based on the treasures of the rich tropical soil and the fruits of the tropical sea. The 120 recipes in this handy book embrace the cooking traditions and specialities of the mixture of cultures which makes up the West Indian people. Indexes to both Caribbean and English names and a glossary of foods, which may be unfamiliar, help bring this unique cuisine within reach of every cook. from the Caribbean Bookshop

50. Macmillan Publishers Caribbean, General Interest - Guides, Belize is a Macmillan caribbean Guide, and is part of a series that covers most of the caribbean, island by island, to allow in depth coverage of culture and history http://www.macmillan-caribbean.com/books/General/Guides/tobago.htm

Extent: 166pp Cover: Paperback ISBN 333 91407 4 Format: 216 x 138mm Price: £8.95 Caribbean Guides Tobago An Introduction and Guide Eaulin Blondel Tobago's marvellous climate and the relaxed lifestyle of its inhabitants, contribute to its popularity as an ideal tourist destination, both with long haul passengers from Europe and America but also with weekenders and vacationers from Trinidad. Tobago though is not just an island of golden beaches and warm seas (although it has its abundance of those) it is also a place steeped in folklore and custom derived from its mainly African population, and rich in history, a history which has often been troubled. This guide forms an essential island tour, educating the reader about the history and culture of the island as well as the best places to see and explore. The guide will offer you an insight into the lives of Tobagonians from the time of the Amerindians through the settlement of Europeans to modern day Tobago. This is a Macmillan Caribbean Guide, and is part of a series that covers most of the Caribbean, island by island, to allow in depth coverage of culture and history as well as a fabulous introduction to each island.

51. Grenada, Grenade, Granada; Caribbean Islands : Homebuss.com of Grenadaindeed, of the entire caribbean. fascinating introduction to the island s indigenous wildlife, vegetation, forestry, history, and culture. http://islands.com.sapo.pt/grenada/grenada.htm

GRENADA (Grenade, Granada) In The Caribbean Islands Grenade en Français Home Healing with the Violet Flame Grenada flag Maps of Grenada Views of Granada The Islands Nation of GRENADA Member of the Commonwealth Grenada - dubbed the 'Spice Island' because of its impressive production of nutmeg, mace, cinnamon, ginger and cloves, it has a rugged mountainous interior of rainforests and waterfalls and an indented coastline with protected bays and beaches. Its capital, St George's, has one of the prettiest harbour settings in the Caribbean Tourist infrastructure is still generally small-scale and locally owned, offering a good balance between comfort and price, making Grenada a great getaway for those travellers wanting to avoid the Caribbean resort experience. The secret to a successful visit to Grenada is to mix up the beach (in)activity with getting out and about in the island's interior with a good pair of hiking boots. Source Grenada is a rolling, mountainous island, covered with fragrant spice trees and rare tropical flowers. Bordered by stunning beaches, and dotted with picturesque towns, this verdant island has long been a major source of nutmeg, cloves, ginger, cinnamon, and cocoa. The seductive drifts through the colourful Saturday markets and Grenada's dense forests. In the interior of this volcanic island are cascading rivers and waterfalls, lush rainforests, and one of the most breathtakingly beautiful mountain lakes imaginable. The capital, St. George's, is widely held to be the loveliest city in the Caribbean. Its horseshoe-shaped harbour is surrounded by a pastel rainbow of dockside warehouses and the red-tiled roofs of traditional shops and homes.

52. Study Abroad Caribbean Other Nestled between the caribbean islands of Aruba trips to Venezuela or other nearby islands. unique legal and social culture, which reflects...... Setting http://www.studyabroad.com/simplehtml/white/Caribbean_other.html

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TobagoWI.com - Your source for information on this island paradise. Located just off the coast of South America, Tobago Tobago's pace of life is leisurely. This island is a Caribbean pearl whose down-to-earth grace and beauty has not been tarnished by the effects of tourism or industry Tobago like its bigger sister Trinidad was once a part of the South American continent. Like this continent, it has an extensive range of flora and fauna and is the site of the Western Hemisphere's oldest protected nature reserve.. Take a look! The island of Tobago is a nature lover's dream. Tranquil days and soothing nights are separated only by magnificent sunsets. Site Search This is the vacation spot you've always dreamed of.

54. Caribbean Travel Guides Covering all the major islands and island groups plus and Cuba, Adventures in Nature caribbean zeroes in each locale s natural history and culture and presents http://antigua.s5.com/books/carib-guides.html

We've moved the guide books section of our bookstore to a new web site at http://tips4trips.0catch.com An updated and expanded selection of travel guides to the Caribbean can now be found at http://tips4trips.0catch.com/guides/caribbean.html If your browser doesn't take you there automatically within a few seconds, please click here!

55. Caribbean WebQuestCaribbean WebQuest We are going to use the web to explore four West Indian islands in the caribbean and investigate the traditions and culture of the people of the West Indies. http://www.nevada.edu/~davisk2/carib.html

CARIBBEAN QUEST http://www.nevada.edu/~davisk2/caribbean.html by Kay Davis Introduction Task Resources ... Conclusion Grade: This is designed as an interdisciplinary project for middle and high school classes. Note to Instructors - This webquest is designed for students who are familiar on the use of computers to create spreadsheets, tables, and reports. Introduction We are going to use the web to explore four West Indian Islands in the Caribbean and investigate the traditions and culture of the people of the West Indies. We are going to answer 3 questions: 1. What influences the culture and traditions of the island you are investigating in the West. Indies? 2. What is the predominant cultural influence of the island? 3. Can you see any similarites/differences between the culture you are investigating and your own? O. K Let's Have Fun! Return To the Top The Task The class will be divided into groups of 4 to investigate the culture and traditions of four West Indian Islands. Identify what influences the cultures and traditions of the island you are investigating. Design a flyer to inform tourists of the sights and sounds of your island.

56. Carriacou Information, Pictures, Culture, History And Forum Carriacou is rich in cultural history and has as out of its remaining dependencies in the Eastern caribbean. effort, the British and the islands developed the http://www.paradise-inn-carriacou.com/carriacou_history.php

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57. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Caribbean Travel & Life At Epinions.com travel, it also talks about the culture and lifestyle can include anyplace that borders the caribbean Sea. would mean articles about one of the many islands. http://www.epinions.com/content_120323542660

Join Epinions Help Sign In Magazines All Categories Advanced Search Home Media Magazines Overall rating: Reviewed by 6 Epinions users - Write a review Compare Prices View Details Read Reviews ... Subscribe to reviews on this product Review Summary About the Author Enjoying the Travel and Culture of the Caribbean Nov 30 '03 Author's Product Rating Pros The photography; The personal stories and cultural experiences Cons High cover price; Published only 9 times per year The Bottom Line This is a very good, very colorful publication on the travel and culture of the West Indies Full Review Features of This Magazine: Just Back - A destination is highlighted here, along with places to visit, phone numbers and web sites to consult, and a map showing the exact location of the vacation spot. Day Trip - This department focuses in on a specific activity or event that is more or less common to all the islands. It could be a small party cruise, a petting zoo, or a well- known event. Affordable Caribbean - This is the place to turn for travelers who want to go to the Caribbean but need to watch their expenses. Inexpensive lodging is highlighted, along with phone numbers and contact info. Set Sail - This part of the magazine focuses on cruises. Royal Caribbean, Carnival, and other major cruise lines are examined.

58. Caribbean Island Destinations: U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI) USVI A brief page on the history and culture of the range of information on the US Virgin islands, including e Find a special villa on the caribbean island of St http://gocaribbean.about.com/od/usvirginislands/

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59. Travel Intelligence | A Caribbean Primer By Lucretia Stewart deemed to be more interesting because of the French culture, which pervades Rum is the drink of the caribbean, though many of the islands have their own http://www.travelintelligence.net/wsd/articles/art_2251.html

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