The historical reconstruction of the aboriginal communities of the Southern Caribbean of Nicaragua (an approach to their sources)

Abstract

In the present work, we analyze documentary and archaeological sources that provide substantive data to understand the socio-economic development experienced by Aboriginal communities that inhabited the territory that comprises the current Autonomous Region of the Nicaraguan Caribbean South Coast (RACCS), (RACCS) from 4140 b. C to 1502 a. C and their regional links. The analysis of these sources and other substitutes are the basis from which the data will be extracted for a larger study in process. Information extracted from archaeological and historical sources is also systematized. This information is organized to be used from the ethnographic method, allowing an understanding of the social processes of aboriginal communities.