Long-lost art of a vanished civilization revealed by British archaeologists on uninhabited island in Caribbean Paintings from 14th century Tainos culture found in 30 caves on uninhabited island of ...

History tell us that the arrival of Europeans led to the extinction of Taíno people However, there are many who are fighting to keep their culture alive.

Taíno: Valuing and Visibilizing Caribbean Indigeneity José Barreiro is scholar emeritus on History and Culture, National Museum of the American Indian. He led the documentation of the oral ...

We Are Still Here: The First Taíno Movement Exhibition The exhibition “Taíno: Native Heritage and Identity in the Caribbean” complicates Caribbean heritage and captivates visitors by ...

This Canoga Park Cloud Kitchen Restaurant Serves the Best Puerto Rican Mofongos in LA Tainos comes from a first-time restaurateur and seasoned Puerto Rican chef ...

‘We have not vanished’: Advocate for Taíno people, long said to have disappeared, tells their story Priscilla Colon is part of group trying to preserve the language and culture of the ...

Connecticut state lawmakers passed a House resolution this week recognizing the heritage of the Caribbean’s Indigenous community and its impact on Connecticut. HR 10, “Resolution Recognizing ...

While today many native peoples in Latin America retain their presence, in Puerto Rico the narrative since time immemorial has been that the Taino people disappeared under the yoke of the Conquest.

Across the Caribbean, there is growing interest in the historical, cultural, and genetic legacies of Native peoples. In increasing numbers, individuals, families, and organizations are affirming their ...

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — With her long brown hair in all its glory, she stood in a green body suit and chest armor, pointing her bow and arrow with dangling feathers at the Colonial doors of C… ...