Human Consumption of land snails on Curaçao
Cerion uva (commonly known as Peanut snails) are found in archaeological context on the Caribbean island of Curaçao. Ethnohistorical data suggests C. uva snails were consumed by Curaçao’s Indigenous peoples.
Chong, Emma
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Can Curaçao become a Creative Economy? A case study
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to present a case study of the creative class of Curaçao, which is a small Caribbean island coping with globalisation.
Miguel Goede
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In Nederland neemt de zorg voor het milieu een belangrij ke plaats in de maatschappij in . Op Curaçao is pas de laatste tijd een stijgende tendens in de milieubewustwording waar te nemen.
Con, A. (author)
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Cultural landscapes reveal 5700 years of human–environment interaction on Curaçao
From 2022–2025, the Curaçao Cultural Landscape Project conducted archaeological and palaeoecological investigations of Rif Sint Marie and Jan Thiel, Curaçao, to reconstruct long-term landscape history.
Kelsey M. Lowe +6 more
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Interlaboratory comparison of molecular detection of Cyclospora cayetanensis in routine diagnostic laboratories. [PDF]
Flipse J +14 more
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Exploring Faculty Development Initiatives at Avalon University School of Medicine: A Case Study. [PDF]
Arja SB +5 more
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An Unintended Hazard of Environmental Stewardship: Marine Envenomation Following Invasive Lionfish Culling in Curacao. [PDF]
Hawley GD, Wang CS, Boggild AK.
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The Distribution of Xenobiotics of Terrigenous Origin in the Nearshore Waters of a Caribbean Island. [PDF]
Schellenberg L +10 more
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Plate VE - Perforated Prehistoric Ornaments Of Curaçao And Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Curaçao And Bonaire: Prehistoric ceramic and lithic beads: a-d, untempered clay beads; e, tempered ceramic-sherd bead; f, calcite bead; g, quartz bead preform; h-i, red jasper preform and bead. All surface-collected at the De Savaan site, Curaçao.
Haviser, Jay B.
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Atypical Presentation of Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia Without Recurrent Epistaxis Leading to Delayed Diagnosis. [PDF]
Syed D, Khan F, Khan N.
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