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- Guidelines for the development of traditional arts and crafts
- 5. In Dominica, the unique cultural and social synthesis of Amerindian,. African and European cultures which has evolved, interacts with nature's environ- ment.
- unesdoc.unesco.org
- COUNTRY CASE STUDY
- addition, Dominica is the only Caribbean Island with an Amerindian population of Caribs .
- www.caricad.net
- Country Report - Commonwealth of Dominica - Jermaine Jewel
- Chinese are also represented. In addition, Dominica is the only Caribbean Island with an Amerindian population of Caribs located in the north east of the island.
- unpan1.un.org
- Understanding the Hispanic Culture
- Rican (10%), Cuban (3%), Dominican (2%), and other Hispanics (18%). Hispanic is a term The Hispanic ancestors include native Indians and early settlers.
- old.diocesephoenix.org
- CLIMATE CHANGE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER NEEDS
- Caribbean. The islands vibrant cultural traditions reflect its African, European, and Amerindian heritage.
- unfccc.int
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- The Caribs of Dominica: Caribbean Amerindian Centrelink
- Jun 28, 2006 The Carib Indians of Dominica: Arts, Culture, Lifestyle.
- www.centrelink.org
- Culture of Dominica - history, people, traditions, women, beliefs
- www.everyculture.com
- Taino Indian Culture
- Taino Indian Culture.
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