tainos造句

• While Tainos kept dogs and Muscovy ducks, only dogs were reported by early observers, or found at Lucayan sites.
• Used by the Tainos in the pre-Columbian era, the Ba駉s were believed by many to have healing powers.
• The Tainos are the indigenous people of the Greater Antilles _ Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Cuba.
• People are starting to accept the fact that the Tainos were not totally eliminated, but went to live in Indian towns,
• Like most Cubans, Zafra is of mixed ancestry-among his ancestors were Spanish Jews, Filipinos, Africans and Tainos.
• Little is known about the estimated 50, 000 to 60, 000 Tainos who lived in Jamaica, which they called Yamaye.
• The belief that supernatural beings were responsible for the storms continued long after the Tainos were exterminated by wars and diseases brought by European conquerors.
• Cruz played for 25 seasons in the Baloncesto Superior Nacional ( Santurce Crabbers, Guaynabo Mets, Canovanas Indians, R韔 Piedras, and Mayag黣z Tainos.
• We meet the Africans the Spaniards brought as slaves once they had wiped out the Tainos, and the mestizo people of today's Puerto Rico.
• A third, and most accepted version of Salcedo's death says that the Tainos fearing that the Spaniards might be gods refrained from harming them.
• An estimated 1 million Tainos were living on the island of Hispaniola _ modern-day Haiti and the Dominican Republic _ when Christopher Columbus arrived in 1492.
• After suffering under the Spaniards for so long the Tainos, by order of Ag黣yban? ambush Salcedo as he is drinking water at the edge of a river.
• All this suggesting that escaped enslaved Africans ran off to the mountains to escape the slaveowners, while some Tainos remained close to their main staple food, fish.
• Escalera has played in the BSN ) with Guaynabo Conquistadores, Mayaguez Tainos, Aguadilla Tiburones, Coamo Marathon Runners, and Bayam髇 Cowboys Guaynabo Mets, and Capitanes De Arecibo
• A small step forward in a land where development has tended to trump conservation-- a situation that has more than anything hampered study into the origins of the Tainos.
• Men, women, and children in traditional indigenous clothing came together to sing, dance, feast, and pray as Tainos _ the same people supposedly eradicated by the conquistadors.
• Most have significant ancestry from two or more of the founding source populations of Spaniards, Africans, and Tainos, although Spanish ancestry is predominant in a majority of the population.
• According to most scholarly accounts, the Tainos became extinct in the mid-to late 16th century because of the genocidal wars of conquest, as well as from disease and suicide.
• As part of his Taino tribal activism he has written various papers and articles on the relevancy of Taino culture and the history of Tainos in Puerto Rico, Florida and adjacent areas.
• Some prominent anthropologists, including Irving Rouse of Yale and Ricardo Alegria of the University of Puerto Rico, concede that a few Tainos did escape the Spanish invasion by fleeing to the mountains.