The indigenous peoples of Trinidad and Tobago from the first settlers until today
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The indigenous peoples of Trinidad and Tobago from the first settlers until today

by Arie Boomert

History Indigenous Studies Caribbean Culture
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An authoritative account of Trinidad and Tobago’s indigenous history, from the earliest settlers to contemporary native communities.

About This Book

This book traces the story of the indigenous peoples of Trinidad and Tobago, beginning with the first human settlers and continuing through centuries of change.

It examines archaeological evidence, early European contact, and the enduring presence of native communities on the islands.

The narrative highlights cultural traditions, social structures, and the challenges faced by indigenous groups over time.

Readers gain insight into how native populations adapted and persisted despite colonization and modern developments.

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