Oral History of Marshall Point

Authors

  • Lilja Joanne Martin Escobar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5377/wani.v67i0.1886

Keywords:

Creole , Social life and customs, Garifuna, Oral tradition

Abstract

This report is the result of an oral assemblage of information about the history of the community creole and garifuna of Marshall Point, in the RAAS (South Atlantic Autonomous Region). The data gathered through conversations with cultural carriers and through the organization of a focal group, contribute to the knowledge of the origins of this community founded in 1816. The names of the first founders, the initial steps in its educational and religious organization, its economic activities and who are the present cultural carriers in the community.

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Author Biography

Lilja Joanne Martin Escobar

Lilja Martin Escobar, nacida en Marshall Point (RAAS) en 1988, es investigadora y activista comunitaria. Actualmente cursa la carrera de Ecoturismo en la universidad URACCAN y ha recibido talleres sobre investigación comunitaria. Además, es miembro de la Sociedad de Hermandad de Marshall Point. En la actualidad, continúa investigando la historia oral de Marshall Point.

Published

2015-04-16

How to Cite

Martin Escobar, L. J. (2015). Oral History of Marshall Point. Wani, (67), 25–26. https://doi.org/10.5377/wani.v67i0.1886

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