Geological History of St. Martin
Geological History of St. Martin The geological history of St. Martin is rooted in the region’s turbulent past, characterized by […]
Geological History of St. Martin The geological history of St. Martin is rooted in the region’s turbulent past, characterized by […]
Natural Defenses in Settlements The natural features of St. Martin, particularly its bays and lagoons, played a critical role in
Mangroves in Pre-Columbian Ecosystem Mangroves played a vital role in the ecosystem of pre-Columbian St. Martin, particularly around areas like
Volcanic Impact on Settlements St. Martin, like many of the islands in the Lesser Antilles, has a geological history shaped
Étang aux Huîtres (Oyster Pond) This small cove known as Étang aux Huîtres is where the district area of Oyster
Pointe Babit Babit Point marks the southern limit of the Marine Nature Reserve. It is a protected zone that cannot
The Cotton-tree In the 17th century, Cotton-trees were very common in the Antilles and native tribes called them Manoulou-Akesha (De
Manioc From the small tree called Manyoc or Mandioque, the fruitful root was traditionally used to make a kind of
Hot Pepper or Piman’ (Creole) Hot Caribbean peppers are inextricably tied to the culture and cuisine of St. Martin people.
Wild Swine, Parrots And Turtles In his 1658 book* about the Natural History of the Antilles, Rev. Charles de Rochefort