Showing posts with label Jamaica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jamaica. Show all posts
12/16/2013

Still Here! Exhibition and Symposium (December 21st)

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8/24/2013

Taino Delegates Join Jamaica’s Marcus Garvey Celebration

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A delegation of Taino People open the Marcus Garvey Celebration at Rio Nuevo Village in Jamaica St. Mary, Jamaica (UC...
10/06/2012

Treasures of the Ancestral Spirits

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This event takes place in Jamaica, West Indies
1/28/2010

Jamaicans Remember their Ancestors

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Irish Town, Jamaica (UCTP Taino News) - In May 2007 the first official “ Taino Day ” was observed in Jamaica , however some Jamaicans would...
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11/10/2008

Remembering the Tainos: Jamaica's First People

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KINGSTON (JIS) - Jamaica is regarded as a cultural melting pot due to its unique history and the racial diversity that has contributed to th...
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8/07/2008

Scientist: World's smallest snake in Barbados

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In this photo taken in 2006 and released on Sunday, Aug. 3, 2008, by U.S. scientist S. Blair Hedges, an evolutionary biologist at Penn State...
6/20/2008

Museum Recognizes Caribbean Heritage

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Photo: Several works by Arawak artist Foster Simon of Pakuri Territory in Guyana will be exhibited at the American Museum of Natural History...
5/26/2008

Professor Shepherd Calls For Expansion of Heritage Calendar

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by Jamaica Information Service MONTEGO BAY, JAMAICA (JIS) - Chairman of the Jamaica National Bicentenary Committee, Professor Verene Shepher...
2/11/2008

CARIFESTA 2008 to be held in GUYANA

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UCTP Taino News - CARIFESTA stands for the Caribbean Festival of Arts and this year the region’s roving, multidisciplinary, mega arts fest...
12/12/2007

Tropical storm flooding kills 9 in Caribbean

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By Manuel Jimenez SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (Reuters) - Flash flooding from Tropical Storm Olga's torrential rains killed at le...
8/19/2007

Hurricane Dean pummels Jamaica

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This NOAA satellite image taken Sunday, Aug. 19, 2007 at 1:45 PM EDT shows a dangerous category 4 hurricane, Hurricane Dean, bearing down on...
7/31/2007

Archaeologists discover slaves were wealthy and astute business men

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Caribbean archaeologists say recent discoveries have forced them to rethink traditional views about the region's history. They have just...
7/29/2007

First Taino Day Observed in Jamaica

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Saint Anns, Jamaica (UCTP Taíno News) - The Jamaica National Heritage Trust (JNHT) hosted its first Taíno Day on May 4, at Seville Heritage ...
6/20/2007

Of Pearls and Doing the Right Thing…

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To: Blue Water Ventures Greetings, I read with great interest the Internet article about your Margarita shipwreck pearl find. My wife, Rose ...
6/09/2007

Environmental group raises concerns over Negril resort

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THE Jamaica Environmental Advocacy Network (JEAN) has expressed concern about the proposed building of a 6,228-room development resort on 36...
4/17/2007

Release from the Archaeological Society of Jamaica

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From: wacicjamaica@gmail.com "We are pleased to announce that the first major publication on Archaeology in Jamaica will be launched in...
12/30/2006

UDC opens refurbished Two Sisters Cave

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The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) added a new attraction to its portfolio with the official opening of Two Sisters Caves in Hellshire,...
11/28/2006

Earliest Inhabitants: The Dynamics of the Jamaican Taino

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Earliest Inhabitants: The Dynamics of the JamaicanTaino by Lesley-Gail Atkinson (Editor) • Paperback: 250 pages • Publisher: University of W...
10/13/2006

Famed Welsh Athlete is Part-Taino

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UCTP Taino News - Colin Ray Jackson , born February 18, 1967 in Cardiff, Wales is a sprint and hurdling champion of Jamaican and Scottish a...
9/12/2006

Sustainability Practices in the Caribbean

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by Prensa Latina SAN JUAN (PL) - The Path to Sustainability is the general theme for the Green Globe International Conference and the Green ...