Suriname

In this article, we compare and contrast the method and goal of Richard and Sally Price, S. Allen Counter and David Evens with the theme of Suriname · Maroon. I will explain how they show their discoveries. And tell me I think they will say the most important discovery or confirmation. After completing all of these, I will follow up on art history research in the same field. The main focus of my research is why are you interested in learning more about this particular field? Fs art.

The history of Suriname dates back to 3000 BC, when the Native American first lived in this area. Today there are many unique indigenous culture in Suriname. The first European who came to Suriname was a Dutch merchant who visited this area with other parts of the Wild Coast of South America. The first attempt by the Europeans trying to settle in this area was in 1630 when British settlers led by Captain Marshall tried to find a colony. They planted tobacco crops, but this attempt failed economically. In 1650, Barbados Governor General Willoughby built a colonial ship in Suriname. He paid 20 ships with items necessary for plantation and a ship with 2 small boats. The main Anthony Ross settled there with his name. Two years later, in order to better accommodate the colony, he personally went to strengthen and equip the necessary equipment for fencing and trade. Most of the work in 1663 was about the 19th century.

Currently the capital of Suriname is Paramaribo. In the early days of Suriname's agricultural colonial period (mid-17th century), Paramaribo did not exist and the government took over to Thorarica. Thorarica is in a large turning point of the Suriname River upper basin. Because of this place, people can be protected from attacks from abroad, as well as get good drinking water. In addition, Thorarica is located in the center of the first year between all farms. In Thorarica, the governor lives as the owner when he is in the country. Because the river's bent position is wide, many ships can berth in the harbor at the same time. From a safety point of view, they were often waiting at the sea to cross the sea to Europe, so it was important then. By doing this, they feel that they are protected a little by pirates