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Guides » Taino Amerindians moving to the Caribbean became the roots of the Arawaks. » Arawak canoe in the Antigua museum.

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Arawak canoe in the Antigua museum.

Arawaks, the Amerindians as first settlers on Carriacou..
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Arawak canoe in the Antigua museum.

Antigua museum – Arawak Canoe.



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