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RM2B6BEEK–Group Arawak Indians, Arawaks (title object) Groep Surinaamse Arowakken, poserend in feestkleding in de Gouvernementstuin in Paramaribo,
RMFF78JE–COLUMBUS: TRINIDAD, 1498. /nChristopher Columbus and his men discovering the three-peaked island of Trinidad (top left) in 1498: Spanish engraving, 1730.
RM2B6A52M–Albina, painting signs, December 27, 1976 Part of a series of photographs that a protest march to capture a group of Caribbean and Arawaks in late December 1976 in four days of their homes walked to the shore via Albina to Paramaribo. They asked their action with regard to their fundamental rights and the general position of the descendants of the original inhabitants of Suriname. In Paramaribo, they were received at the Presidential Palace by President J. Ferrier. The photographer was a friend of one of the initiators and walked with the mars. Manufacturer : Photographer: Cary Markerink Place
RM2F1BNC9–Christopher Columbus ( 1451-1506), explorer and navigator in chains following his 3rd voyage - He is said to have kept the chains and requested they be buried with him. As 1st Governor of the Indies accusations of his tyranny and incompetence reached Spain . In 1500, the Crown had him removed as governor and he was arrested, and transported in chains back to Spain. After a royal enquiry, he was released after six weeks.
RM2AFMPPR–. The world's inhabitants; or, Mankind, animals, and plants; being a popular account of the races and nations of mankind, past and present, and the animals and plants inhabiting the great continents and principal islands. ss — Houses — Children — Marriage—Burial—Hunting-Weapons—Cassava—Pepper-pot—Manufactures —Festivals—Kenaimas—Peaimen—Religiousideas—The Warraus—The Wapianas—The Arawaks—Ancient remains in Guiana—The Chibchas—The Jivaros—The Canelos—The Zaparos—The Incas—Quichuas and Aymaras—The AmericanBaalbec—Remains of the Chimus—Cuzco, thelnca capital—Cyclopean walls—Temple of the sun — In
RMB47AFT–Iron suit of armor worn by the spanish conquistadors in the Museo Nacional de Antropología in Mexico City, Mexico.
RMMAAP03–. The earth and its inhabitants .. . (A) Arawaks. (C) Caribs. (T) Tupi. ——^— 186 Miles. like them in cabins built and entirely furnished with the wood, leaves, and fibre of the Mauritia palm, from which plant they also procure their clothing, food, and drink. The Warraus never perform any ablutions, in this respect differing altogether from most of the other natives, who take great delight in bathing. When there are any family disputes to settle, the tribe gathers on some sand- bank, w^here the men of all ages range themselves in two opposite rows armed with shields made of the Mauritia palm.
RMAWF98W–Town sign of the reserve of the Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Kamuni river in the Guayana rainforest, South America
RM2B6Y3CT–Kamp van Arowakken Suriname Een Arowakka indianenkamp (titel op object) Two faces on a camp of the Surinamese Amerindian Arawaks. Part of the bodywork 'visions of Holland's West Indien'. Manufacturer : printmaker: Esquire Jacob Eduard van Heemskerck van Beest (listed property) to drawing: Gerard Voorduin (listed building) printer: Steendrukkerij Industry (listed building) editor: Frans Buffa en Zonen (listed property) Place manufacture: printmaker: Netherlands Publisher: Utrecht Publisher: Amsterdam Date: 1860 - 1862 Physical characteristics: color lithograph, hand-colored and painted material
RM2AFMR9H–. The world's inhabitants; or, Mankind, animals, and plants; being a popular account of the races and nations of mankind, past and present, and the animals and plants inhabiting the great continents and principal islands. INDIAN CHILDREN. ? CHAPTER YIII.€l)t ^outf) ^mrrirau ^ntJinns, The Caribs — Physical characters — Dress — Houses — Children — Marriage—Burial—Hunting-Weapons—Cassava—Pepper-pot—Manufactures —Festivals—Kenaimas—Peaimen—Religiousideas—The Warraus—The Wapianas—The Arawaks—Ancient remains in Guiana—The Chibchas—The Jivaros—The Canelos—The Zaparos—The Incas—Quichuas and Aymaras—Th
RM2CE1KTE–. The lower Amazon; a narrative of explorations in the little known regions of the state of Pará, on the lower Amazon . many problems present themselves whenone tries to form an idea of the origin of the Maraj 6Indians, the ceramic artists of this part of SouthAmerica. Where did they come from, and wheredid they go? When did they arrive in the AmazonDelta, and when and how did they disappear?Were they a part of the extensive Tupi stock whomade good pottery; were they Arawaks or Caribsor what? One thing is certain: no man as yet iscompetent to make definite statements on thesepoints. There is n
RMAWF99N–Assembly house of the Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Kamuni river in the Guayana rainforest, South America
RMAWF9HY–Grandmother and her grandchildren in their kitchen, Arawak natives, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9BG–Schoolgirl and her teacher during class, Arawak natives, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9AM–Schoolgirl and her teacher during class, Arawak natives, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9AN–Schoolgirl and her teacher during class, Arawak natives, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9CT–Pupils in uniform during break, Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9CP–Pupils in uniform during break, Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9AY–Schoolgirl and her teacher during class, Arawak natives, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9AW–Schoolgirl and her teacher during class, Arawak natives, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9AG–Schoolchildren in uniform during class, Arawak natives, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9BH–Schoolgirl and her teacher during class, Arawak natives, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9DH–Young woman on a public phone with a mobile phone in her hand, Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Santa Mission, Guyana, South A
RMAWF9BJ–Schoolchildren reciting morning prayers, Arawak natives, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF99R–Schoolgirls in uniform during class, Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Kamuni river in the Guayana rainforest, South America
RMAWF9BM–Schoolchildren reciting morning prayers, Arawak natives, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9HX–Grandmother with grandchildren in the kitchen, Amerindians of the Arawak tribe, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9HW–Grandmother with grandchild in the kitchen, Amerindians of the Arawak tribe, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9HR–Grandmother in the kitchen, Amerindians of the Arawak tribe, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9GT–Young woman sweeping in front of the house, Amerindians of the Arawak tribe, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9HM–Grandmother in the kitchen, Amerindians of the Arawak tribe, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF99X–Schoolgirls in uniform during class, Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Kamuni river in the Guayana rainforest, South America
RMAWF9CW–Pupils in uniform during break, Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF99T–Schoolgirls in uniform during class, Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Kamuni river in the Guayana rainforest, South America
RMAWF9CK–Pupils playing during break, Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9CN–Schoolgirl in uniform during break, Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9CX–Pupils in uniform during break, Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF99Y–Schoolgirls in uniform during class, Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Kamuni river in the Guayana rainforest, South America
RMAWF9DG–Pupils in uniform during break, Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9CM–Schoolgirl in uniform during break, Amerindians, tribe of the Arawak, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9FK–Girl wearing school uniform in a boat on her way home from school, Arawak natives, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9ER–Man carrying television set to his house, Arawak native, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
RMAWF9ET–Boy picking up his younger sister from school with his boat, Arawak natives, Santa Mission, Guyana, South America
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