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September 17, 2010
A historic day for the Amerindian community was last Wednesday, 15 Sept, when the members of the Indigenous Peoples Commission were sworn in by the President at the Office
Archive for the Day: September 17, 2010
September 17, 2010
– Amerindians diversifying into other cultures“Moving to rhythm and dancing has always been a gift that I discovered and came to love as a child”, Guru Vandana choreographer, Kenrick
September 17, 2010
The Amerindian Nations of Guyana have always been recognized for their abundant contributions to society and for their part in shaping the cultural landscape of the country.The story of
September 17, 2010
Well-known broadcaster, Merrano Isaacs, has been on our airwaves for some time and he is that friendly voice that can be heard on National Communications Network (NCN) Radio –
September 17, 2010
Born in the North Rupununi village of Annai, 27-year-old Anil Roberts is an emerging Guyanese artist and a direct descendant of the Makusi Amerindian nation.Being raised by Makusi parents
September 17, 2010
The wind whistled deafeningly that day as they crossed over the Bering Strait, from Asia into North America in search of food, their feet numbed by the ice, while
September 17, 2010
Aunty May, was the oldest and most respectable Amerindian woman in my village. She was a real cook, the aroma of her food traveled miles and miles down our
September 17, 2010
THEME: “Promoting sustainable livelihood and cultural heritage while transforming our village economies.”Amerindian Heritage month 2010 was officially launched by Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Ms Pauline Sukhai, on August 11,
September 17, 2010
Amerindians were the first people to settle in Guyana. The various tribes, mainly the warlike Caribs and the peaceful Arawaks, came from Asia, crossing the Bering Strait and settled
September 17, 2010
This is a replica of an ancient Aztec calendar. This Aztec calendar has 360 days. The Aztecs were a very advanced empire. They drew pictures for the days and
