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They occupied the Greater Antilles and Lesser Antilles.
They were more advanced than the hunter-gatherers they replaced.
They came from the Orinoco region in South America.
Jamaica, Cuba, Hispaniola, and Puerto Rico.
It depended on the specific islands they occupied.
They had distinct social, religious, political, and economic practices.
They replaced earlier hunter-gatherer societies.
Barbados, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and others.
It may refer to 'red stone island with teeth outside' or 'red land with white teeth'.
The island had coral reefs, fertile soil, and abundant clay and conch shells.
Cassava cakes made from processed cassava.
They were round, thatched, and built to withstand hurricanes.
Men generally went naked, while women wore a net or grass apron.
Bohios were for regular citizens, Caneys were for chiefs.
Flattened foreheads achieved through head shaping in infancy.
They wore earrings, nose rings, and necklaces, often made of gold.
Artifacts like pottery and primitive agricultural remains.
It indicated Arawak occupation and led to the city's naming.