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Extractions: The population of Tobago consisted of small-game hunters, fishers, collectors of wild vegetable foods, fruits and edible shells. Sites can be found around Southwest Tobago, dating to about 4875 years Before Present , or in the third millennium BC (Boomert, p. 23) In Trinidad , sites can be found which date as early as 6,000 BC . The earliest archaeological finds for both Trinidad and Tobago are pre-pottery and pre-agriculture (Boomert, p. 23). The people of this period are referred to in the archaeological literature as " Pre-Ceramic ", given that they apparently did not make pottery. Most of the tools for this period consisted of stone flakes with a cutting edge, and water-rolled stones used for grinding. In addition, their tools may have consisted of basketry, and items made from wood, reeds, and various fibres, but these would not have survived the climate and hence there are no such artefacts. Given the proximity of settlements to water, archaeologists surmise that the canoe may have been in use (Harris). There appears to have been continuous settlement between 6500 and 4000 BC, and some evidence in rising waters in areas and a concomittant move inland.
Trinidad & Tobago: Tobago Heritage Festival : OneCaribbean These are the full details of the event trinidad tobago tobago Heritage Festival . music, story telling, culture and food. Where, trinidad tobago http://www.onecaribbean.org/calendar/eventview.php?rowid=513
Trinidad And Tobago Ministers Republic of trinidad and tobago (Female local suffrage 1914 (not electable), 197175 Minister of Education and culture The Hon. Isabella U. Teshea http://www.guide2womenleaders.com/Trinidad_and_Tobago.htm
Extractions: Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (Female local suffrage 1914 (not electable), 1927 right to vote but not to stand to the Legislative Council for women with a certain income, universal suffrage 1945, though with some income-limitations until 1956). A former British Colony it became independent 1962 and a republic 1976 See also Parliament and Tobagos Government 1962-76 Queen Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, Queen of Trinidad and Tobago and of Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth (31.08-01.08) Between 1956-61 Vice-chairperson of Peoples National Movement, 1970-71 Ambassador to Ethiopia and Zambia, 1974-77 Ambassador to Guyana and 1975-76 to Senegal. She lived (1911-81) 1965-67 Permanent Secretary of External Affairs Patricia Jean Robinson 1968-72 Parliamentary Secretary by The Premier Hon. V. Critchlon
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TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO-HEALTH The High Cost Of Sex Tourism County Health Visitor, Margaret Wright, contends that the tobago culture is at Compared to trinidad, the more industrially developed island, tobago is a http://www.aegis.com/news/ips/1997/IP970305.html
Extractions: Wesley Gibbings PORT OF SPAIN, Mar 24 (IPS) - Tobago , that picturesque, northern- easterly portion of the twin island republic of Trinidad and Tobago, is fast realising that sex the fourth dimension of the tourism industry that sells sun, sea and sand bears a terribly high price tag. Tourism and promiscuity are being blamed by health experts for the fast rising incidence of the dreaded Acquired Immmune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) in Tobago, an island that has begun to establish itself as an alternative to traditional tourist destinations in the Caribbean. Despite the high rate of HIV infection in its sister island of Trinidad, Tobago was long spared the scourge of AIDS. Whereas Tobago had only a few cases of infection prior to 1990, in Trinidad, AIDS was already the third ranking cause of death for men between the ages of 15 and 24 years and the second ranking cause of death for men in the age group 25 to 34 years. Now, at least one person in all but one of the villages in Tobago, has tested positive for the HIV virus. Between 1990 and 1996, 218 persons, most of them male, tested positive for the virus, with 91 deaths within this period. These statistics show only part of the picture. Not included in the official figures are those people who choose to be tested in private laboratories or in Trinidad.
Extractions: the countries of the world Home Continents The Americas Trinidad and Tobago Destination Trinidad and Tobago, a virtual travel guide to the twin island republic. This page aims to give you a broad overview of Trinidad and Tobago's art, culture, people, environment, geography, history, economy and government. Beside a country profile with facts and figures, the page contains links to sources which provide you with all the information you need to know about this Caribbean island nation, e.g.: official government web sites of Trinidad and Tobago, domestic airports, city- and country guides with extensive travel and tourism information on accomodation, tourist attractions, events and more like weather information, maps, statistics and local newspapers from Trinidad and Tobago.
Extractions: EARN Trinidad and Tobago is a non profit group of community leaders, teachers and students working together to empower teachers and provide our youth (K-25) an opportunity to make a worthwhile contribution to society through education and cultural support. iEARN I nternational E ducation and R esource N etwork), is a non-profit global network that enables young people to engage in collaborative educational projects using the Internet and technology in order to enhance learning and make a difference. All iEARN projects are required to demonstrate what was learned in some way. The Trinidad and Tobago coordinator, Mrs. Gia Gaspard Taylor of Port of Spain, invites teachers and their classes to participate in the many exciting project opportunities we have available.
Discover Trinidad & Tobago: Tobago - This Is Tobago Go to the trinidad and tobago Export Directory Web Site Beyond these nocturnalpleasures, tobago cherishes a rich cultural legacy. http://www.meppublishers.com/online/discover/tobago/index.php
Extractions: Tobago THIS IS TOBAGO Like most good things, there are countless ways to enjoy Tobago. First-timers might be surprised at the rejuvenating powers, the easy-going character and idyllic scenery of an island they knew little about; returnees come back to take pleasure in the essential ingredients of a dream holiday. Dawn Glaisher
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Extractions: Spectacular Trinidad and Tobago! Grab a piña colada - it's chill out time in sunny Trinidad and Tobago! Information and travel articles from the Trinidad and Tobago Tourism Board including travel articles written about Trinidad and Tobago in the Southern Caribbean... Your Trinidad and Tobago Caribbean holiday starts here! travel planning off the beaten track ways to enjoy tobago frequently asked questions ... You are now here: off the beaten track > trinidad and tobago travel articles Shop: TobagoGuide.com Book Tobago Tours Tobago Accommodations Deals Scuba Diving Deals Tobago Golf Course Profiles ... (travel article) "There's one road coming into Tobago and one road going out. The people I don't see on the road coming in, I see on the road going out," our driver said after honking and waving to just about every local resident we passed. His statement wasn't as much of an exaggeration as it sounded. There is one spiraling main road heading up the Atlantic side of Tobago and another winding along the Caribbean side, with a handful of roads twisting through the mountainous interior. In our case, we were headed back from a traditional dance performance in Patience Hill, one of Tobago's many villages hosting the annual Tobago Heritage Festival. The festival is designed to demonstrate the island's African roots and Caribbean culture, and also to help distinguish Tobago from its larger sister island of Trinidad, which lies just 21 miles away.
Welcome To Trinidad And Tobago! Andre Tanker has been on the trinidad and tobago music and cultural scene withhis original style of Caribbean music since the 1970s. http://www.visittnt.com/content.asp?b=4&s=3&p=1
History Of Art The unique, multiethnic and multi-cultural mix of trinidad and tobago has In the past, trinidad and tobago s cultural and ethnic differences both http://latino.si.edu/rainbow/pages/History.html
Extractions: The unique, multi-ethnic and multi-cultural mix of Trinidad and Tobago has linked artistic expressions and iconography not only of Africa and Europe, but also of India, China, and the Middle East. In colonial times, imperial arrangements, both political and social, inhibited the growth of indigenous forms of artistic expression. Privileged West Indian sons were often educated in Europe, and European officials governed the islands. Paradoxically, it was this external control that facilitated the first formal emergence of a Trinidadian painter, Michel Jean Cazabon Cazabon was born in Trinidad, the son of Martiniquan free coloreds (a name once given to peoples of mixed race in the period after emancipation). He studied in Paris under Paul Delaroche and returned to Trinidad around 1850. Following closely the traditions of the French Landscape School, Cazabon depicted the islands and their people in watercolors and oils until his death in 1888. With the exception of the work of Theodora Walter (1869-1959), daughter of a Trinidadian mother and grand-daughter of English watercolorist Theodore Walter, there are few examples of Trinidadian art from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Walter's botanical paintings and simple landscapes are all that remain from that period.
Vacation Villas - Trinidad And Tobago Beyond these nocturnal pleasures, tobago cherishes a rich cultural legacy. Then theres tobago Fest, tobagos answer to trinidad Carnival . . . and much http://www.caribbeandays.com/trinidadtobago/
Extractions: 4 Bedroom Villas Nowhere is the freeness of this spirit and the power of our multiethnic society better demonstrated than in the Carnival, our most famous cultural phenomenon. It is a rainbow to behold, full of traditions and innovations, colour and noise, always over-the-top, always just a little controversial. The full-scale abandon on the streets, the creative essence of the street masquerade with its thousands of costumes, hundreds of calypsos and awe-inspiring steelband performances is as honest a reflection of local character as possible. Tobago So, welcome to Tobago, an island of rejuvenating serenity, quiet charm, and joyful freedom. A place where time slows down, where there is no rat-race, no hustle and bustle, no deadlines to meet, and the only responsibility you have is to take it easy. There are so many engaging ways to experience this island of warm, welcoming people and soul-inspiring scenery.
The Peoples Of Trinidad And Tobago Racial, and by the same token cultural, trinidad presents the Caribbean in microcosm . But for the time being in trinidad and tobago African and Indian http://users.rcn.com/alana.interport/hodge.html
Extractions: by Merle Hodge The very business of choosing between 'People' and 'Peoples' of Trinidad and Tobago for the title of this chapter is charged with emotive, cross-purpose argument. Even more than the term 'West Indian', the definition of a Trinidadian is far from cut and dried. Perhaps the epitome of a Trinidadian is the child in the third row class with a dark skin and crinkly plaits who looks at you out of decidedly Chinese eyes and announces herself as Jacqueline Maharaj. The strains which converge in her may be African, Indian, Chinese, French, Spanish. She speaks English will speak standard English on occasion but is most comfortable in a dialect of English which bears the imprint of French, Spanish, Hindi and African influences and is the common property of all her variegated classmates. And in this dialect children will formulate racial insults: Roti is an Indian food which today forms part of the normal diet of the entire population. It is eaten with great relish by everyone, as are the Indian barah, channa, polori and aloo-pie that all schoolchildren, of any racial description, spend their pennies on. Some of the most prosperous roti establishments are run by Trinidadians of African descent.
Trinidad And Tobago Festivals music are featured separately and fused together. trinidad and tobago CultureFest Villages of the two islands compete in music, dance, food and crafts. http://www.trinbagoinfo.com/trinbagoinfo/festivals/
Extractions: Trinidad and Tobago is a land made up of people of many different ethnic origins, except for a very few, we all live in peace and harmony many times side by side, it is not uncommon to find a Hindu temple next to a Muslim Mosque with the people of different religions worshipping in their own way in peace. We therefore have many religious festivals and more recently some that celebrate the music and culture of the peoples of Trinidad and Tobago. Below are some of the festivals and links to some events happening annually in Trinidad and Tobago. Carnival :is one of the island's best known festivals, it is a last party before the Christian period of Lent. Phagwa :Festival celebrating the Hindu New Year, usually around full moon in March. Hosay is a Muslim mourning ritual for the martyred grandsons of the prophet Mohammed. Eid-ul-Fitr : Muslim New Year, occurring around June, is celebrated with day of feasting.
Trinidad And Tobago The population of trinidad s sister island, tobago, is overwhelmingly of Africandescent and publications, and cultural and religious exhibitions. http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/irf/2003/24523.htm
Extractions: The Constitution provides for freedom of religion, and the Government generally respects this right in practice. There was no change in the status of respect for religious freedom during the period covered by this report, and government policy continued to contribute to the generally free practice of religion. The generally amicable relationship among religions in society contributed to religious freedom. The U.S. Government discusses religious freedom issues with the Government in the context of its overall dialog and policy of promoting human rights. Section I. Religious Demography The country has a total area of 1,980 square miles, and its population is approximately 1.3 million. There is no dominant faith among the multiethnic population, which is 40 percent African and 40 percent East Indian; the remainder are of European, Syrian, Lebanese, and Chinese descent. According to the latest official statistics (1990), approximately 29 percent of the population are practicing or nominally Roman Catholic, 24 percent are Hindu, 6 percent are Muslim, and 31 percent are Protestant (including 11 percent Anglican, 7 percent Pentecostal, 4 percent Seventh-day Adventist, 3 percent Presbyterian/Congregational, and 3 percent Baptist). A small number of individuals follow traditional Caribbean religions with African roots. Sometimes these are practiced together with other faiths.
Titles From Trinidad And Tobago Titles Recently Received from trinidad and tobago. Jump to Cultural Material Economics/Development Education/Bibliography Health/Medicine http://www.africanbooks.com/Trweb198.htm
Extractions: TITLE CODE - TITLE - Author - Publisher - Date - Number of Pages - ISBN/ISSN - PRICE Cultural Material ABOUT OUR OWN BUSINESS Maxwell, M.A.O. Drum Mountain Pub. 1981 118p CARIBBEAN HERITAGE: ARCHITECTURE OF THE ISLANDS Douglas, R. Darkstream Pub. 1996 120p ISBN 9768136596 CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN SOCIAL SCIENCE: A CARIBBEAN PERSPECTIVE VOL.3, 1996 Deosaran, R. et al., Eds. UWI / Dept. of Behavioural Sci. 1996 231p ISBN 9766200726 DRUG PROBLEM OR RED HERRING?: AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL ENQUIRY Skinner, H.
