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ISSUES IN CARIBBEAN
AMERINDIAN STUDIES is a collection of online full-text papers, sourced
on- and off-site,
reviewed and published or approved for linking by the Editors of the
Caribbean
Amerindian Centrelink.
Current
Managing Editor: Maximilian C. Forte
Contributing Editors:
Lynne Guitar,
Jorge Estevez, Gerard Collomb
Items
appearing in ICAS are reviewed by one or more editors prior to
publication. In most cases, items published in ICAS have been
previously presented at conferences organized by scholarly
associations, or previously published by the news media. The editors of
ICAS also invite independent researchers to submit works that merit
wider attention.
Contents
Volume VII, December 2006 - December 2007
The
Final Report on the Gli Gli Leeward Island Expedition-May 2007 - Aragorn
Dick-Read
A Note on a Radiocarbon Date
for the Rupununi Phase, Southern Guyana - Mark G. Plew
New Notes about
Taíno Music and its Influence on Contemporary Dominican Life - Lynne
Guitar
Nuevas notas
sobre la música taína y su influencia en la vida dominicana contemporánea -
Lynne Guitar
Curanderos at "el
Cachote:" Eloy Rodriguez and the Cloudforest - José Barreiro
Cuban Journal, Parts
One and Two - José Barreiro
Volume VI, August 2004 - August 2005
The Guajiro Who Killed a Güije (an oral tale from
Cuba) - José
Barreiro
Hunting North American
Indians in Barbados - Patricia Penn Hilden
Writing the Caribs
Out: The Construction and Demystification of the 'Deserted Island' Thesis for
Trinidad - Maximilian C. Forte (PDF format)
Extinction: The
Historical Trope of Anti-Indigeneity in the Caribbean - Maximilian C.
Forte (PDF format)
Volume V,
June 2003 - June
2004
Indigenous Puerto Rico: DNA evidence upsets established history -
Rick Kearns
The
Origin and Survival of the Taino
Language - David Wahayona Campos Reyes
How
the Amerindians of Arima Lost Their Lands: Notes from Primary and Other
Historical Sources, 1802-1880 - Maximilian C. Forte, Ph.D.
Volume IV,
February 2002 - February
2003
On
the Rights of the Aboriginal Peoples of French Guyana - Alexis
Tiouka
Du
droits
des peuples indigènes de la Guyane française - Alexis
Tiouka
A
New Reality for Venezuela's Indigenous Peoples - Domingo
Sánchez P.
Una
Nueva Realidad para los Indígenas de Venezuela - Domingo
Sánchez P.
'We Are Not Extinct':
The Revival of Carib and Taíno Identities, the Internet, and the
Transformation of Offline Indigenes into Online 'N-digenes' - Maximilian C. Forte,
Ph.D.
Volume III,
February 2001 - February
2002
What
Really Happened at Santo
Cerro?
Origin of the Legend of the Virgin de las Mercedes - Lynne
Guitar,
PhD
A
Re-consideration of the
Native American
and African Roots of Garifuna Identity - Joseph Palacio, PhD
'Our
Amerindian Ancestors: The
State, the Nation,
and the Revaluing of Indigeneity in Trinidad and Tobago - Maximilian
C. Forte
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Volume II,
October 1999 - October
2000
The
Return of the Taïnos/
Our
Own "Lost Tribe" - Richard Kearns
The
Official Academic Story
- Extinct but
with Influence - Richard Kearns
Restoration
and Outreach/
Conversations with
La Nación Taïna in New York - Richard Kearns
Messages
from the Taïno
Restoration and
Truth Reclamation/ We Never Disappeared - Richard Kearns
Nación
Taïna:
Recovery and Restoration
of the Culture - Richard Kearns
The
"Carlisle 62" - Valerie Nanaturey
Vargas Stehney
Volume I,
September 1998 - September
1999
-
The
International
Indigene: Regional
and Global Integration of Caribbean Amerindian Communities - Maximilian
C. Forte
-
Renewed
Indigeneity in the Local-Global
Continuum and the Political Economy of Tradition among Modern West
Indian
Caribs - Maximilian C. Forte
-
From
Smoke
Ceremonies to Cyberspace:
Globalized Indigeneity, Multi-Sited Research, and the Internet -
Maximilian C. Forte
- “The
Admiral and the Chief,” by Samuel M.
Wilson,
Natural History, pp. 14-19, 3/91.
- "Afro-Latin
American and Afro-Caribbean Identity: An Interpretation or Caribbean
Identity":by
Jan Carew.
- “Beachhead
in the Bahamas: Columbus Encounters a New World,” by William F.
Keegan in Archaeology (January/February 1992, pp. 44-50).
- Biocultural
Adaptations of Black Caribs: A select
bibliography
of scientific publications.
- Boricua
Migration to Hawai’i and Meaning of Caribbean Indigenous Resistance,
Survival
and Presence on the Island of Boriken (Puerto Rico), Paper Presented at
the 1999 World Indigenous Peoples' Conference on Education, Hilo,
Hawai’i,
August 1-7, 1999. ? Tony Castanha.
- “The
Brigands's War in St Vincent: The view from the French records,
1794-1796”,
by Curtis Jacobs, paper presented at the University of the West Indies’
St. Vincent Country Conference, 22-24 May, 2003.
- Callinago: Article
by Carrie Martin.
- “The
Caribs of Dominica: Land Rights and Ethnic Consciousness”, by
Crispin
Gregoire and Natalia Kanem, Cultural Survival Quarterly, Vol.
13,
Issue 3, 1989.
- “The
'Carib' Work Stones of Chateaubelair: curio or calendar system?”,
by Claudius Fergus, paper presented at the University of the West
Indies’
St. Vincent Country Conference, 22-24 May, 2003.
- “Chatoyer's
Artist: Agostino Brunias and the depiction of St Vincent”, by
Lennox
Honychurch, paper presented at the University of the West Indies’ St.
Vincent
Country Conference, 22-24 May, 2003
- “Christopher
Columbus: A Bibliographic Voyage,” by Jack Shreve in "Choice"
(January
1991, Vol. 29, pp. 703-711).
- “A
Clash of Cultures: Millions of native people were ill-equipped for the
onslaught of the mighty Spanish,” by Brian Fagan in
"Archaeology"
(Jan-Feb 1990).
- “Coastal
Traditional Knowledge and Cultural Values - Their Significance to the
Garifuna
and Rest of the Caribbean Region”, by Dr. Joseph O. Palacio,
from
the UWI Belize Country Conference.
- “Columbus
and the City of Gold,” by William F. Keegan, in Journal of the
Bahamas Historical Society Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 34-39, 1984.
- Columbus
My Enemy: Paper by Samuel Wilson, in
Natural
History (December 1990)
- "Creating
the Guanahatabey (Ciboney): the modern genesis of an extinct culture,"Paper
by William F. Keegan.
- "Cultural
Pluralism and the Emergence of Complex Society in the Greater
Antilles", Paper
by Samuel M. Wilson.
- Cultural
Survival Quarterly, Special Issue on Central America and the Caribbean,
1989, Vol. 13.
- “The Dance
of the Condor & the Eagle” by John Curl.
- “Dangriga
BZ or USA?: Out-migration experiences of a Garifuna community in
post-independent
Belize,” by Myrtle Palacio, from the UWI Belize Country
Conference.
- “Death
Toll,” by William Keegan in Archaeology (January/February 1992,
p. 55)
- “Defending
Aboriginal Sovereignty: The 1930 ‘Carib War’ in Waitukubuli (Dominica)”,
Paper by Susan Campbell presented at The University of the West Indies
Country Conference in Dominica.
- “Destruction
of the Taino,” by William F. Keegan in Archaeology
(January/February
1992, pp. 51-56).
- “Dress,
Diet and Discovery: Columbus Changed Them All,” by Mimi Kelly
in
Five Hundred Magazine, Volume 1/No. 1; May/June 1989.
- “The
Encounter: Native Americans and the Quincentenary,” Reprinted
from
Encuentro, A Columbian Quincentenary Newsletter, Latin American
Institute,
the University of New Mexico, by Dave Warren, in Five Hundred Magazine,
Volume 1/No. 1; May/June 1989.
- Ethnographic
Origins: St. Vincent and Tasmania: Paper by
Peter Hulme
- Feature
Address, Symposia in Connection with the Second Gathering of Indigenous
Peoples of the Caribbean, August 29 To September 5, 1993, Paper
by Joseph Palacio (Resident Tutor, U.W.I., Belize)
- “The
Garifuna: Weaving a Future from a Tangled Past”, Article by
Susie
Post Rust, in National Geographic magazine
- Gari-Specials: Articles
and publications by contemporary Garifunas
- Giving
Cannibalism a Human Face: an
interview with Beth Conklin, an anthropologist at Vanderbilt
University,
with David Salisbury (August 15, 2001), in EXPLORATION: The Online
Research
Journal of Vanderbilt University.
- The
History of the Massacre of Two Jesuit Missionaries in the Island of St.
Vincent, 24th January, 1654. By D. Gualbert van der Plas,
O.S.B.,
D.D.
- The
history of prehistoric archaeological research in Suriname: Paper
by Aad H. Versteeg.
- The
Historical Roots of a Nation, by Cacique Pedro Guanikeyu Torres.
- "Indians
in Cuba," Paper by José Barreiro.
- “Indians
in Cuba”, by Jose Barreiro, Cultural Survival Quarterly,
Vol. 13, Issue 3, 1989.
- “Indigenous
Latino and the consciousness of the Native Americas”, Editorial
in Indian Country Today, 04 February, 2003.
- “The
Indigenous People of the Caribbean”, a book review by Ian S.
McIntosh, Cultural
Survival Quarterly, Vol. 23, Issue 4, 1999
- “Indigenous
Puerto Rico: DNA evidence upsets established history”, by Rick
Kearns, in Indian Country Today, 06 October, 2003.
- “Introduction
(Special Issue on Central America and the Caribbean)”, by Mac
Chapin, Cultural
Survival Quarterly, Vol. 13, Issue 3, 1989.
- “The
Leap at Sauteurs: The lost cosmology of indigenous Grenada”,
paper
presented by Lennox Honychurch at the University of the West Indies
Country
Conference in Grenada.
- “The
Legacy of Columbus,” by Jerald T. Milanich in Archaeology
(March/April
1992, Vol. 45, No. 2, pp. 38-42)
- “Living
Cultures of the Americas,” by Olivia Cadaval, Ph.D. in The New
World (Spring/Summer 1991, No. 2, p. 6).
- “The
Lucayans: The People Whom Columbus Discovered in the Bahamas,”
by George A. Aarons in Five Hundred Magazine (April 1990, Vol. 2,
No. 1, pp. 6-7)
- Modern
History Sourcebook: Sir Walter Raleigh (1554-1618): The Discovery of
Guiana,
1595 (FULL TEXT)
- “New World
Explorers, part I: South America”, Special Issue of The Athena
Review, Journal of Archaeology, History, and Exploration, Volume I, no.
3: 1997.
- “La
palabra, el silencio y la escritura: notas sobre algunas tribus de las
Guayanas”Paper by Edmundo Magaña
- “Partnerships,
Co-Constructions, and Network-Building: The Case of Caribbean
Amerindian
Website Development”, a paper and Powerpoint presentation by
Dr.
Maximilian C. Forte, from the Seminar on “Research Relationships and
Online
Relationships” at the Centre for Research into Innovation, Culture and
Technology (CRICT), Brunel University, Uxbridge, Middlesex UB8 3PH, UK,
19 April, 2002.
- “Peopling
the Antilles,” by Samuel M. Wilson, in Archaeology
(September/October
1990, pp. 52-57).
- "A
Note on Tainos: Whither Progress?" Paper by José
Barreiro.
- “Reviving
Caribs: Recognition, Patronage and Ceremonial Indigeneity in Trinidad
and
Tobago”, by Maximilian C. Forte, Cultural Survival Quarterly,
Vol. 23, Issue 4, 1999.
- "Rumor
of Cannibals," Paper by Dave D. Davis.
- Self-Consuming
Fictions: The Dialectics of Cannibalism in Modern Caribbean Narratives,
Article
by Eugenio D. Matibag
- Some
important research contributions of Genetics to the study of Population
History and Anthropology in Puerto Rico: An interview with Dr. Juan
Carlos
Martínez Cruzado, Dept. of Biology, University of Puerto Rico at
Mayagüez : From the Delaware
Review of
Latin American Studies, Vol. 1, No. 2, August 15, 2000
- “Some
Features of the Morpho-Syntax of Simple Sentences in Garifuna,”
by Hubert Devonish & Enita Castillo, from the UWI Belize Country
Conference.
- “Sources
for the Life and Times of Christopher Columbus,” by Carla Rahn
Phillips, in Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies
Bulletin
(Winter 1992, Vol. XVII, No. 1, pp. 8-18).
- “The
State of Things: The Indigenous Question in the Americas,”
by Guillermo Tonsky, trans. by David Margolin in “Encounters” (Spring
1990,
pp. 30-33).
- The
Story of the Caribs
and Arawaks, by Kim Johnson.
- Suriname
before Columbus, by A.H. Versteeg & F.C. Bubberman.
- “Surviving
Columbus in Puerto Rico: the myth of extinction”, Editorial in Indian
Country Today, 06 October, 2003.
- “The
Taino of Jamaica: A Brief History of the Indigenous Population of
Jamaica”,
by Glenn Woodley.
- “Taino Journal:
In the Cuban heartland, Elian and remembrances of Ingrid”, by
Jose
Barreiro in Indian Country Today, 07 June, 2000
- “Taino
Nation
alive and strong”, by Jose Barreiro in Indian Country Today,
24 January, 2001
- Taino
Survival: A Las Culturas article criticizing the Taino extinction
thesis,
with an added interview between the author and Cacique Pedro Guanikeyu
Torres
- “Termination
by denial and hello Columbus”, Editorial in Indian Country
Today,
15 October, 2001
- Travel,
Ethnography, Transculturation: St Vincent in the 1790s: Paper
by Peter Hulme
- “
‘We are not extinct’: The revival of Carib and Taino identities, the
internet,
and the transformation of offline indigenes into online ‘N-digenes’”,
Article by Dr. Maximilian C. Forte, published by Sincronía
[an E-Journal of Culture Studies, Department of Letters, University of
Guadalajara, Mexico], Spring 2002.
- When
Worlds Collided: Native Peoples of the Caribbean and Florida in the
Early
Colonial Period.
- “1491”,
Article by Charles Mann in The Atlantic Monthly, March 2002
- “1492
and Multiculturalism,” by Robert Royal in "The Intercollegiate
Review" (Spring 1992, Vol. 27, No. 2, pp. 3-10).
- “1492:
A 'New World' View,” by Sylvia Wynter, in The New World
(Spring/Summer
1991, No. 2, pp. 4-5).
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