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Lokono

The Lokono or Arawak (Eastern Maroon Creole: Aluwaka) are an Indigenous peoples from the northern coastal regions of South America. Today, approximately 10,000 Lokono live primarily along the coasts and rivers of Guyana, with smaller numbers in Venezuela, Suriname, and French Guiana.

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Guyana

Religion

Notable Lokono people

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Lokono

Nodes36
Edges35
Triples62
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
Components1

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Lokono

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related to history · 22
Lokono → Arawak, Barbados, Caribbean, Caribs, Dutch, English, European, Europeans, French Guiana, Guyana, However, Kalina, Orinoco River Valley, Spain, Spanish, Subsequently, Suriname, The, The Arawakan, The Spanish
related to Guyana · 17
Lokono → Afro-Guyanese, Amerind, Amerindian, An Arawak-English Dictionary, Arawak, By, Dutch, English, Guyana, Historically, In, Indo-Guyanese, John Peter Bennet, Kalihna, The, The Lokono, Warau
related to Religion · 7
Lokono → Bible, German, In, Indigenous, Jeptha, Spiritual, They
related to Name · 6
Lokono → Arawak, Bennett, In, John, The, They
related to Notable Lokono people · 4
Lokono → Anglican, Guyana, John Peter Bennett, Oswald Hussein
related to Barbados · 3
Lokono → Barbados, English, In
related to Suriname · 2
Lokono → Johannes Karwafodi, Suriname

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century guyana arawak suriname people indigenous french guiana english venezuela 20th peoples language creole religion coastal family caribbean barbados also

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Irving Rouse began using the older term Taíno for the Caribbean peoples to distinguish them from mainlandersinstance ofscholars0.80text
Lokonorelated to BarbadosIn0.60section
Lokonorelated to BarbadosEnglish0.60section
Lokonorelated to BarbadosBarbados0.60section
Lokonorelated to GuyanaThe Lokono0.60section
Lokonorelated to GuyanaAmerindian0.60section
Lokonorelated to GuyanaGuyana0.60section
Lokonorelated to GuyanaThe0.60section
Lokonorelated to GuyanaKalihna0.60section
Lokonorelated to GuyanaWarau0.60section
Lokonorelated to GuyanaHistorically0.60section
Lokonorelated to GuyanaIn0.60section

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