An Exploration of Indigenous Legacies By Eduardo Díaz, director Smithsonian Latino Center February, 2013 In 1662, William Sanderoft, the Archbishop of Canterbury, approved the Jamaican coat of arms, depicting an “Araw

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Date: 2013-02-13 14:47:27 Republics Spanish-speaking countries Spanish West Indies Taíno people Maroon Haiti Caribbean Arawak peoples Miscegenation Americas Island countries Member states of the United Nations		An Exploration of Indigenous Legacies By Eduardo Díaz, director Smithsonian Latino Center February, 2013 In 1662, William Sanderoft, the Archbishop of Canterbury, approved the Jamaican coat of arms, depicting an “Araw Add to Reading List Source URL: www.latino.si.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 98,35 KB Share Document on Facebook

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