This book was originally published in Spanish under the title Taínos y Caribes: Las culturas aborígenes antillanas. Since its initial publication in 2003, it has significantly contributed to a deeper and wider public understanding of Antillean indigenous cultures before, during, and after European contact.
This English-language edition aims to expand awareness and appreciation among anthropologists, historians, archaeologists, linguists, artists, and anyone interested in the rich histories of the Tainos and Caribs—two cultures that have captivated scholars and readers alike for decades.
The original design of the Spanish edition was meticulously created by Claudia Robiou. This updated English edition includes revisions and refinements to the original text and bibliography. The translation from Spanish was carefully and thoughtfully undertaken by Grace Robiou, whose dedication and precision made this version possible. Their collective efforts reflect an extraordinary commitment to sharing this important work with a broader international audience.
Año: 2019 | Páginas: 330
Editorial Punto y Coma
