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Garifuna (Caribbean people)

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Topical headingGarifuna (Caribbean people)
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Variant(s)Black Carib Indians
Black Caribs
Carifuna (Caribbean people)
Garif (Caribbean people)
Garifunas
Garinagu (Caribbean people)
Kariphuna (Caribbean people)
See alsoBlack people--Antilles, Lesser
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Black people--Central America
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Ethnology--Antilles, Lesser
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Ethnology--Central America
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Island Carib Indians--Mixed descent
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Racially mixed people--Antilles, Lesser
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Racially mixed people--Central America
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Found inAmer. Heritage dict. (Garifuna; pl. Garifuna or Garifunas)
Britannica Macro.: v. 15, p. 669 (Garifuna, formerly called Black Caribs)
CIA world factbook, 2005 (under Belize: Garifuna)
Encyc. of world cultures, 1991: v. 8 (Garifuna, also Black Carib, Island Carib, Garinagu, Karaphuna; modern-day Garifuna live mostly in Central America; small groups survive in Trinidad, Dominica, and Saint Vincent)
Illus. encyc. of mankind, 1984 (Garif, Black Caribs, in Caribbean and Central America)
Murdock world cult.: p. 169 (Garif, Garifuna, Black Carib)
Web. 3 (Black Carib)
World Book Encyc. (under Honduras: Garifuna, or Black Caribs)
Worldmark encyc. of cultures & daily life, 1998: v. 2 (Garifuna; descendants of Caribs on Saint Vincent who intermarried with African slaves; the Black Caribs were deported to the island of Roatan off Honduras in 1797; they migrated to the Central American coast)