Article • 7 months ago

WeatherFlow Project Unveils Trade Winds' Role in Caribbean History

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Summary

The ancient Caribbean Indigenous people utilized Trade Winds for safe and efficient travel, establishing vast networks for exchange between islands.
Seasonal migration and resource exploration were common practices among Indigenous groups, utilizing the Trade Winds to navigate between distant islands.

Source: https://blog.tempest.earth/caribbean-wind-blog-part-2-first-to-ply-the-trade-winds-indigenous-people/

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