KACIKE: Journal of Caribbean Amerindian
History and Anthropology
is an internationally registered journal:
International Standard Serial Number ISSN 1562-5028,
offering peer reviewed articles and managed by an
international editorial board.
The original place of publication, defined as
the place from where uploads are made to an electronic site, is
Arima, Trinidad and Tobago.
Subsequent places of publication include:
Adelaide, Australia
Sydney, Nova
Scotia, Canada
Montréal, Québec, Canada
The cover photograph shows Cristo Atékosang
Adonis,
Shaman of the Carib community of Calvary Hill, Arima, Trinidad.
"Kacike" is deliberately spelled in this manner,
rather than as "cacique" according to Spanish colonial chroniclers, as
a means of signifying a bridge between past and present, using an antique
term yet reflecting contemporary re-spellings of the term by communities and
movements engaged in cultural resurgence.
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KACIKE
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KACIKE:
Journal of Caribbean Amerindian History and
Anthropology is a publication of the Caribbean
Amerindian Centrelink.
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