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Did you
know: Weaving techniques for making haba (baskets),
makuto (pack sacks), and hamaka (hammocks) formed an important part
of ancient Taíno culture. Even Cristóbal Colón
remarked on the finely woven cotton blankets made by the Taíno
during his early encounters with the island communities. Today, many
of the same weaving techniques are still used by contemporary communities
throughout the Caribbean. – UCTP Taino News. Learn about the
Taíno Indians in the monthly 'Taínos' column in our
cultural publication for Puerto Ricans named 'EL
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