Populations indigenous to the Caribbean islands was the identity of Suriname's people.
Specifically, Suriname was settled by three main waves of Caribbean islanders. The first wave took place no later than 3000 B.C.E. By that wave, the Arawak settled along Suriname's northern, Atlantic coastal zone. The second wave included the Carib, Arawak relatives who were master sailors. The Carib chose to settle Suriname's eastern zones along the Marowijne River. The third wave clustered relatives of the Arawak and Carib in pockets throughout the country's vast rain forest interior.
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Suriname's main industry is bauxite mining. Suriname is one of the top 10 producers of bauxite in the world. The Aluminum Company of America subsidiary, SURALCO, has been mining bauxite in Suriname since 1916.
Bananas, citrus fruits, rice, sugar cane, and vegetablesare grown in Suriname. About half of the total cultivated land is devoted to rice farming. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture [USDA], Suriname exported 20 tons out of the total 2,125 tons of rice exported from South America.
Hindu culture in Suriname is well established, from a cultural center to festivals to temples. Specifically, the Indian Cultural Centre in Suriname maintains a busy schedule of events and workshops on art, dance, language, music, yoga, etc. In terms of festivals, the national holiday on June 5th commemorates the Immigration of North Indians to Suriname. March 1st is the date in 2010 for the national holiday of Holi Phagwa, a Hindu festival of colors. In terms of temples, there are a number of Hindu temples in Suriname. Arya Dewaker Temple in the capital city of Paramaribo receives many worldwide visitors in addition to Surinamese Hindus.
The mining of bauxite dominates Suriname's economy. Other major exports include alumina, bananas, crude oil, fish, gold, rice, shrimp, and wood and wood products. Suriname's economy depends on commerce. Its main trade partners are the United States, the Netherlands, Caribbean countries, and Canada.
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