The following links will take you to pages that list sites that are BY or ABOUT Indigenous Peoples of the Caribbean, organized by country, not hosted on the CAC. While the CAC endeavors to list quality resources, we do not necessarily endorse the contents of pages that we link to. Visitors will have to use their own discretion in evaluating those pages, and we welcome any feedback you may have.

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1. The Amerindians of French Guiana
2. The Amerindians of Guyana
3. The Amerindians of Suriname
4. The Amerindians of Venezuela
5. The Caribs of Trinidad & Tobago
6. The Caribs of Dominica
7. The Caribs and Garifuna of St Vincent and the Grenadines
8. The Taïnos of Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and the USA
9. The Garifuna of Belize, Central America
    
10. INDIGENOUS CARIBBEAN NETWORK
     
11. The Arts Page: Poetry, Visual Arts and Music of Contemporary Caribbean Amerindians
12. Business and Development
13. Sites Submitted by Visitors (these sites may not appear in the pages above)
     
14. CAC Awards to Websites

The map below shows the current coverage of the CAC. Move your cursor across the map in order to view the dominant indigenous group(s) of the different areas. Similar maps, including one showing the indigenous names of different territories can be found on the page describing the scope of the CAC.

Of course, in producing these maps, a series of valid criticisms can be made, as with any map that refers to ethnic and political realities. One of these is that such maps turn history into stasis: which groups were where? when? did they call themselves by these names? Secondly, such maps can reinforce simplistic colonial perceptions of the native ethnic realities of the Caribbean. In general, these maps were produced for elementary purposes and uses, as the most simple, basic starting point toward what we hope will be deeper, more nuanced and more complex understandings.