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Category: Latin and Caribbean Anthropology

Latin and Caribbean Anthropology is that portion of anthropological scholarship that specifically discusses the history of predominantly African, Amerindian and Mestizo peoples, the Atlantic Slave Trade and slavery. Latin American and Caribbean anthropological tradition is eccentric in terms of the diversity of societies it explores, their cultural, economic, political and religious aspects of life within a very large and diverse region.

The Sacred Jurema
Global Anthropology, Latin and Caribbean Anthropology

The Sacred Jurema

Written and created by Priscilla Telmon, Vincent Moon, Adrien Goua The acacia can be found all over the world, but … Continue reading The Sacred Jurema

MAROONS – The Great Palmares
African Diaspora Anthropology, Latin and Caribbean Anthropology

MAROONS – The Great Palmares

Written by Neil Turner The study of Maroon sites is a rich and virtually untapped area that can advance our … Continue reading MAROONS – The Great Palmares

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