In 1997, Carib artist Jacob Frederick achieved his dream of re-enacting the voyage that brought the first Carib settlers to Dominica from their homes in South America. His quest was called The Gli-Gli Project, after a small determined hawk that figures in Carib mythology, and his route was the reverse of the course syracuse hancock international followed by his ancestors more than a thousand years ago.
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