By applying the most up-to-date archaeological research, this book debunks 11 popular myths of Caribbean history. Among the issues discussed are the appropriate use of the names Arawaks, Caribs, Tainos and Ciboneys and well as the debate surrounding Carib cannibalism. Discussion is aided by several maps and diagrams. This book is very useful for Caribbean history teachers, students, archaeologists, history, archaeology and cultural studies enthusiasts. The University of Alabama Press is in the process of publishing a second edition.