Chiefdoms of central and eastern Cuba, forewarned by refugees from Hispaniola.
Decimated by the 1530s; remnant communities in the east preserved Taíno descent.
The atlas holds 2 border frames for Taíno (Cuba) — the shape you scrub through changes in 650 · 1511.
The standard archaeological-historical account of the Taíno, including the Cuban chiefdoms.
An edited survey of the Caribbean's native peoples and their conquest (broad regional context).
Primary source by a witness to the conquest of Cuba; Las Casas was present and describes the decimation of the Taíno of Cuba firsthand. Essential primary document for this record.
Era sweeper covering indigenous enslavement across the Caribbean and New Spain, directly contextualizing the destruction of Cuba's Taíno.