Neo-Taino Nations
Neo-Taíno nations are defined here as the assorted nations of the Caribbean islands, that together with the Taínos, were described on the arrival of European chroniclers or which arose after this historic record was established.
Read more about Neo-Taino Nations: Introduction, Administrative And/or National Units, Farming and Fishing, Neo-Taíno Pharmacopoeia, Taíno Studies, Sexual Mores, Neo-Taíno and Taíno Art, Metallurgy, The Term and Context of The Ciboney (Siboney), Ciguayo, Macorix, Guanahatabey, Eyeri/Kaliphuna, Guajiro Nation, Later Nations in This General Area
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