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The Caribs, primarily known as a seafaring and warrior culture, were not primarily agriculturalists like some other indigenous groups in the Caribbean. However, they did engage in some forms of farming, cultivating crops such as cassava, sweet potatoes, and maize, often using slash-and-burn techniques. Their lifestyle was largely focused on fishing, hunting, and gathering, supplemented by limited agricultural practices.

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