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To analyze Amerindian travel routes in the Caribbean during the early colonial period using computer modeling.

Modeling Amerindian Sea Travel in the Early Colonial Caribbean

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Modeling explores canoe travel routes in the Caribbean, suggesting insights into Amerindian connections.

To analyze Amerindian travel routes in the Caribbean during the early colonial period using computer modeling.
Conducted archaeological analysis of early colonial materials and objects.
Utilized computer models to simulate canoe routes based on inhabited sites.
Focused on connections between Trinidad and the mainland coast of South America.
Identified hypothetical canoe routes used by Amerindians before European contact.
Found that travel patterns likely changed during early colonial times.
Proposed new insights into Amerindian-European interactions in the Caribbean.

Emma Slayton (2020) studied this question.

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Modeling explores canoe travel routes in the Caribbean, suggesting insights into Amerindian connections.

To analyze Amerindian travel routes in the Caribbean during the early colonial period using computer modeling.
Conducted archaeological analysis of early colonial materials and objects.
Utilized computer models to simulate canoe routes based on inhabited sites.
Focused on connections between Trinidad and the mainland coast of South America.
Identified hypothetical canoe routes used by Amerindians before European contact.
Found that travel patterns likely changed during early colonial times.
Proposed new insights into Amerindian-European interactions in the Caribbean.

Emma Slayton (2020) studied this question.

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