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Images contained on this website are taken from Isabel, Anacaona & Columbus’s Demise, Columbus and Caonabó, and Encounters Unforeseen as follows. Home Page, background to all pages, and the slavery scene on the Blogs Page: the books’ cover pages illustrated by Robert Hunt. The footer to all pages: portions of Genove la Superba, an engraving from the Nuremberg Chronicle of 1493, and a bohío drawn by Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo in Historia General y Natural de Las Indias. The images of the Taíno in the hammock on the 1492 Blogs page and of the caney on the Media/Contact page, also by Oviedo, from same source. The image of Columbus on the pages relating to Columbus and Caonabó is the Ghirlandaio exhibited in Genoa’s Galata Museum, and the image of Isabel on the pages relating to Isabel, Anacaona & Columbus’s Demise is Juan de Flandes’s portrait exhibited in Madrid’s Palacio Real. The image of Guabancex on the Blogs Page is taken from M.R. Harrington, Cuba before Columbus. Other maps and images by David Atkinson and Boris De Los Santos. Oviedo images from Biodiversity Heritage Library. For further details, see Isabel, Anacaona & Columbus’s Demise, Columbus and Caonabó, and Encounters Unforeseen.