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    The Kalinago civilization originated from South America and arrived in the Caribbean with many more males than females. Their objective was to integrate Taino women into their communities to help establish their nomadic, semi-military culture which lived in small communities and were skilled fishermen and canoe builders willing to take long voyages.

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    The Kalinago civilization originated from South America and arrived in the Caribbean with many more males than females. Their objective was to integrate Taino women into their communities to help establish their nomadic, semi-military culture which lived in small communities and were skilled fishermen and canoe builders willing to take long voyages.

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    The Kalinago civilization originated from South America and arrived in the Caribbean with many more males than females. Their objective was to integrate Taino women into their communities to help establish their nomadic, semi-military culture which lived in small communities and were skilled fishermen and canoe builders willing to take long voyages.

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    Kalinago Civilisation

    Culture and Identity

    arrived with many more

    males than females

    Objective: to integrate Taino

    women into their communities

    were highly mobile and nomadic

    semi-military culture

    lived in small communities

    were not afraid of long voyages

    better fishermen and builders of canoes

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