Shamans among these people were called buyei ("boo-yay").
These people are the indigenous inhabitants of a place first listed in history as "Charis" and supposedly filled with magic golden beans. Joseph Satoyer led these people in two namesake wars against British colonial government. Shamans among these people were called buyei ("boo-yay"). The so-called "mainland" group of this people is known as the Kalina, while the linguistically unrelated "island" group is known as Kalinago. The so-called "black" branch of these people were the mixed-race garifuna, many of whom were also of Arawak ancestry. The Taino described these people as very fierce, leading to corruption of their name becoming the word "cannibal." This people's word for "tall is her body," Wa'itu kubuli ("wah-EE-too koh-BOO-lee"), is another name for Dominica. For 10 points, name these indigenous people of the Lesser Antilles, the namesakes of a nearby sea.
These people are the indigenous inhabitants of a place first listed in history as "Charis" and supposedly filled with magic golden beans.
Caribs [accept Kalina or Kalinago or until either of those is read; accept Garifuna or Karifuna until “garifuna”; prompt on Caribbeans; do not accept or prompt on “Taíno” or “Arawak”] &lt;Other History&gt;