1. International Cell Phones, Belize Cell Phone Rentals - World Cellular Rentals World Cellular Rentals, A cellular phone rental company specialized in short term rentals for international or domestic use. When traveling to Europe, Asia, South America or http://www.worldcr.com/belize_culture_4.htm

HOME RENTALS PURCHASE SERVICE AREA ... FAQ BELIZE: Culture General Information Culture: History People Cuisine ... Getting Around ACTIVITIES Diving There are many dive sites located within minutes of the shore with depths ranging from 15'-95'. Dive boats cross through interspersed natural channels in the reef crest to the open water outside, where 35 plus local dive sites are located. Two tank dives generally go out each morning and each afternoon. Use your international cell phone rental to get more information about diving in Belize. Snorkeling Snorkeling trips by boat to the reef can be arranged, generally, there is a trip in the morning and one in the afternoon. Some of the best snorkeling spots include Hol-Chan Marine Reserve, Shark-Ray Alley and Mexico Rocks. All these locations have an abundance of marine life and gorgeous coral formations. Snorkeling equipment is available for rent. Custom and group snorkel trips can be arranged, too. Fishing Reef fishing, bone fishing and deep sea fishing trips are available. Excellent local guides supply tackle and bait. Inside the reef, catch snapper, triggerfish, barracuda, grouper, bonefish and many other saltwater fish.

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3. Belize Culture History And Archaeology Belize Culture History and Archaeology Archaeological sites, cultural history, and other information about the past of the modern country of Belize. http://archaeology.about.com/od/belize/Belize_Culture_History_and_Archaeology.ht

zWASL=1 zGL='0';zGR='ca-about-radlink'; zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Education Archaeology Archaeology Search Archaeology Careers Human History Filed In: Archaeology by Country North America Belize Culture History and Archaeology Archaeological sites, cultural history, and other information about the past of the modern country of Belize. Aztec, Maya, Olmec @ Bats'ub/25 Flight Cave (Belize) The Bats'ub cave is a karst rockshelter located within the Columbian Forest Reserve of Belize. zSB(3,3) Belize Culture and Archaeology - The Maya Ruins Photographs and some information about a few of the more well known archaeology ruins of the beautiful country of Belize, from a handful of Flickr-ites. Altun Ha Small but important Maya center on the northern Belizean coastline, Altun Ha was occupied continuously between 800 BC and AD 900, with a later occupation in the late postclassic of 15th-16th century AD. A travelogue of the ruins from Belize Tourism. Ambergris Caye An island and (now) resort town, Ambergris Caye has evidence of Maya occupations between the Late Classic period of about 300 BC, through the Terminal Post Classic period of about 1000 AD. A history of the island, written by archaeologist Herman Smith, on the largely tourist-oriented Ambergris Caye website. Belize Post-Classic Project Marilyn Masson and Robert M. Rosenswig at Albany University in New York have led several expeditions to Belize; some of their reports can be found online at the project website.

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Wikia Skip to Content Skip to Wiki Navigation Skip to Site Navigation Wikia Navigation Start a wiki Entertainment Fall TV Auction Hunters ... International Business Wiki International Business Wiki Navigation Popular pages Country Specific Analysis Brazil's Nonverbal Communication Patterns and Gestures England ... Forum Random Page Wiki Activity Watchlist Recent changes Talk Belize Culture/ Religion Edit Belize Culture Edited by A Wikia contributor View full history Christopher Durant Introduction to International Business Belize Religion Work Cited Morrison, M. (1996). Belize : Enchantment of the world. New York : Children's Press. Jermyn, L. (2001). Belize: Culture of the World. New York : Marshall Cavendish Corporation. Belize Religion Belize is located in Central America and is bordered by Mexico and Guatemala. The entire east coast is along the Caribbean Sea. Belize is a country rich in culture, and diverse in religion. The main religions are Roman Catholic, and Protestant. The Roman Catholic Church was established in Belize in 1851 and now accounts for 49.6% of the population. Among the followers are the Mestizos, Garifunas, and the Mayans. At the head of the church is the Pope who is the spiritual leader. Followers of the Catholic Church are expected to attend mass every Sunday and on holidays such as Easter and Christmas. The Roman Catholic Church has many traditions and rituals that vary depending on the time of year. There are seven sacraments or ceremonies that are important in the Catholic Church, and they are the Eucharist, baptism, confirmation, penance, holy orders, matrimony, and the anointing of the sick. To be initiated into the faith, one must first be baptized, which is the cleansing of the soul usually by being immersed or sprinkled with water which is seen as symbol of purity. One must confess their sins, which is known as penance before they may be confirmed and a full member of the church. After one is free of sin they are confirmed by a bishop or priest and anointed with consecrated oil. Catholicism is just one of the many faiths in Belize.

5. Belize Culture - International Business - A Wikia Wiki The country of Belize was founded on September 21, 1981 becoming independent from Britain. The Country is nearly the size of New Hampshire with a total area of 22,966 km http://internationalbusiness.wikia.com/wiki/Belize_Culture

Wikia Skip to Content Skip to Wiki Navigation Skip to Site Navigation Wikia Navigation Start a wiki Entertainment Fall TV Auction Hunters ... International Business Wiki International Business Wiki Navigation Popular pages Country Specific Analysis Brazil's Nonverbal Communication Patterns and Gestures England ... Forum Random Page Wiki Activity Watchlist Recent changes Talk Belize Culture Edit Edited by A Wikia contributor View full history Belize Marriage and Family Belize Culture/ Religion ... Working Conditions in Belize Contents Belize Transportation The Garifunas Mestizos Sports and Recreation ... Business Practices in Belize Belize Transportation Edit The country of Belize was founded on September 21, 1981 becoming independent from Britain. The Country is nearly the size of New Hampshire with a total area of 22,966 km squared and formally known as the British Honduras, Belize lays just South of Mexico and north of the Guatemala. The population of Belize is approximately 280,000(Belize). Roads and Highways The public transportation system in this small country has nearly (2,872 km(Infoplease)) worth of two-lane roads in 2004. Only (488 km(Infoplease)) of these roads are paved and the rest of the (2,384 km(Infoplease)) are unpaved dirt roads. The Belizean department of transportation is in charge of road safety and the public transportation. Public buses and public owned vehicles are the main means of transport though there is a large majority of bicycles that are used in everyday life. Also a begin concern is (poor road and/or vehicle maintenance cause many fatal accidents on Belizean roads(PassportExpress)).

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8. Culture Of Belize - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia The Belizean culture is made up of influences and people from Kriol, Maya, Garinagu (also known as Garifuna), Mestizo (a mixture of Spanish and Native Americans), Mennonites who are of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Belize

Culture of Belize From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Altun Ha archaeological site in Belize, a remnant of Mayan culture The Belizean culture is made up of influences and people from Kriol Maya Garinagu (also known as Garifuna), Mestizo (a mixture of Spanish and Native Americans Mennonites who are of German descent, with a blend of many other cultures from Chinese to Lebanese . It is a unique blend that emerged through the country's long and occasionally violent history. Courtesy is important to most Belizeans. It is not uncommon for Belizeans to greet each other on the street even if they have never seen each other before, or for acquaintances to spend minutes at a time chatting, oblivious to what is happening around them. Another aspect of the culture is the idea of the mystical healing and Obeah . However, there is still talk of evil shaman practices like putting "Obeah" on certain houses. Contents Folklore Marriage and Family Food and Eating Socializing ... edit Folklore In their folklore, we find the legends of La Llorona Cadejo La Sucia , the Tata Duende and X'tabai edit Marriage and Family Belizean marriages are commonly celebrated with church weddings and colorful receptions featuring food, drink and dance. An increasing number of Belizean families are headed by single parents, especially mothers. Due to this trend, many of the present-day youths approve to pursue marriage and get involved in

9. Belize Culture, San Ignacio, Cayo District, San Ignacio's Farmer's Market | Beli Belize Culture Learn about the Culture of Belize. Check out this article about San Ignacio's Market. http://www.chaacreek.com/belize-travel-blog/2010/06/san-ignacio-farmers-market/

Home About Home About Belize ... Belize Travel Belize – San Ignacio’s Cayo Farmers’ Market 22 June 2010 One Comment By Lorenzo Gonzales All and every Saturdays, in western Belize, residents of the San Ignacio and Santa Elena Town and villagers from all over the Cayo District come to San Ignacio Town to sell their local produce. There you can witness a wide array of different foods, fruits and vegetables and many miscellaneous items. Villagers start setting up their stalls from early morning and at the crack of dawn the market place comes alive with many people buying, trading and conversing amongst each other. The cultural dynamic at the Market place is really extraordinary; all the diverse cultures of Belize can be witnessed present emphasizing the melting pot which Belize represents. Mennonites, Garifuna, Creoles, Mestizos, Mayas, Asians, East Indians and even American Expats are all interacting and making the best out of the spectacular day. Whenever someone would be walking down the aisles it wouldn’t be surprising to hear various languages being spoken, see different cultural attires and sample a wide variety of different ethnic foods. Going to the Market place is the ultimate luxury for many Belizeans, enjoying the environment, socializing with friends and family, and having a wide variety of fresh produce stacked up neatly for your choice is unparallel to none. One may ask how Belize ended up being such a melting pot of cultures and have English as their main language? After all, Belize is located in Central America amongst surrounding Latin American countries. To make things short, everyone who is up to date with World Geography knows Belize was once a colony of Britain and it can be proudly viewed on our colourful money(Queen Elizabeth is on all our bills). And even though

10. Belize Culture Belize culture is a unique blend of the cultures of the various ethnic groups of the country. Belize culture reflects the harmony between the various ethnic groups. http://www.mapsofworld.com/belize/culture/

Your Window to the World Maps of World.com OUR CHANNELS : Finance Travel HOME SITE MAP ... Belize > Belize Culture Belize Culture Belize culture is a unique blend of the cultures of the various ethnic groups of the country. Belize culture reflects the harmony between the various ethnic groups. About Belize Culture Belize is a multi-ethnic country and is occupied by a number of ethnic groups such as Mayans, Mennonites, Kriols, Garifuna and Mestizos. The other groups are Spanish, English, Lebanese, East Indian and Chinese. The official language of Belize is English, while Spanish is also commonly used. However the Mayans, Garifuna and Mennonites converse in their own native languages. The most important religion in Belize is Roman Catholicism. Belize marriage reflects the culture of Belize and it is conducted completely under the wedding laws of the country. The prospective couple has the complete liberty to select the marriage venue of their choice. Belize Entertainment In Belize there are many entertainment options. Thus people can have a great time in the country's restaurants, bars and also enjoy its festivals, nightlife and music. The people of Belize love to revel in their grand festivals such as the San Pedro International Costa Maya Festival, Belize Carnival and International Film Festival Belize.

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Sharing Belizean culture a nd Carribean culture with the world Art Box is an arts and crafts center located in the hidden jewel of the Caribbean, Belize. This lush tropical country located in Central America has provided the inspiration for the Caribbean art and Belize art that we take pride in offering to the country and its visitors. Here at Art Box we have been designing and producing, beautiful, and elegant, high quality products inspired by the rich Belize culture and Caribbean culture since November of 1996 when we first opened our doors. We place the utmost importance on sharing authentic Belizean and Caribbean art with our customers, and in turn introducing the world to the culture of our magnificent country, Belize and the Caribbean . The authenticity of our products is evident in the fact that a large percentage of our merchandise is made by local Belizean artists and craftsmen. This allows us to provide a revenue and support for our local artists and in turn share their work and Belize culture with you. Through Art Box we have been able to come closer to our goal of bringing more affordable and functional luxuries into everyone's lives. We insist on product quality, customer service, product evaluation and improvement.

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Students Educators Families Adventurers ... Before you go Plan your perfect getaway Email us today at ize2belize@aol.com or call us toll free to plan your unforgettable private or group trip. Learn about Belize Indigenous people The Maya were the first to inhabit the land referred to as La Ruta Maya, whose territory also included Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador. From as early as 9000 B.C.E. they flourished as a master civilization, constructing impressive ceremonial centers and villages, until their mysterious disappearance in 1000 C.E. Today, about 12% of the population of Belize are Maya. At the peak of the vast Mayan empire, archeologists estimate that 1 to 2 million Mayans lived within the borders of Belize. Colonial history Ethnically diverse culture During most of this century Creoles were the largest ethnic group, followed by mestizos, Garifunas, and Mayas. As of the 1991 census mestizos outnumbered the Creoles. This multi ethnic country is also home to communities of German Mennonites, Chinese, East Indians, and immigrants from the Middle East. Creoles Belizean Creoles are the descendants of slaves brought from Africa and the West Indies. Generally to be Creole means to have some African ancestry, but is now used primarily to identify non-Indian, non-mestizo ways of life, with a set of social values derived from the Anglo-Saxon countries.

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Site Map FAQ in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Spelling Checker Daily Almanac for Nov 14, 2010 Search White Pages Skip Navigation Home American Indian Heritage Month ... games, quizzes Editor's Favorites American Indian Heritage Month Veterans Day Most Corrupt Countries in the World Infoplease's Facebook page ... DK Daily Teach Search: Infoplease Info search tips Search: Biographies Bio search tips Share World Countries ... Belize Belize Map of Belize Sovereign: Queen Elizabeth II (1952) Governor-General: Sir Colville Young (1993) Prime Minister: Said Musa (1998) Land area: 8,803 sq mi (22,800 sq km); total area: 8,867 sq mi (22,966 sq km) Population (2010 est.): 314,522 (growth rate: 2.1%); birth rate: 26.8/1000; infant mortality rate: 22.5/1000; life expectancy: 68.2; density per sq km: 13 Capital (2003 est.) : Belmopan, 8,700 Largest city: Belize City, 52,600 Monetary unit: Belize dollar Geography Belize is situated on the Caribbean Sea, south of Mexico and east and north of Guatemala in Central America. In area, it is about the size of New Hampshire. Most of the country is heavily forested with various hardwoods. Mangrove swamps and cays along the coast give way to hills and mountains in the interior. The highest point is Victoria Peak, 3,681 ft (1,122 m). Government Parliamentary democracy within the British Commonwealth.

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Tony Rath's More Information about: Culture Belize by Naturalight Belize Search Engine Belize Culture Books Search this Site The settlers who came from Mexico brought with them their Spanish Language, Catholic and Mexican traditions and a rich culture. The official language of Belize is English and most islanders speak and understand English but the main language is still Spanish. The Maya that some of the present settlers' ancestors once spoke is no longer spoken. Islanders also speak Creole, a language or dialect derived from the English language. Due to the influence of Maya, Creole and English languages, most of the islanders speak today what is known as "kitchen Spanish" - informal Spanish that incorporates English, Maya and Creole words. An example is "pullar". The word comes from the English root "pull" and adds a Spanish suffix "ar". The English definition is "pull". The Mexican settlers also brought with them a distinctly rich culture with traditions comprised of Spanish, Mayan and Catholic elements. Many of these traditions are still followed today. Some such of these is the observance of religious feast days and celebrations such as the Lenten Season, an important aspect of Catholicism; regular attendance at Church especially at Easter and Christmas and the celebration of Sacraments. Easter Procession and Novenas (prayers) are spectacular annual events and have the participation of almost the entire local population of San Pedro Town.

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The Segmental Info System Belize Culture Loading Belize Guide Past and Present Culture Belize's culture integrates an array of ethnicities into its society Coming Together The history of Belize includes territorial wars and the inhumane enslavement of people of various ethnicities. But the outcome of this marred past is a country brimming with diversity and a population with roots from all over the world. Today, the little Central American country of Belize is a melting pot of cultures that have combined to make this beautiful nation a unique and fascinating place. Influence of the Mayans The Mayans were the first known people to inhabit the territories known today as Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador. Archaeologists estimate that during the peak of the Mayan empire, about 1 million to 2 million Mayans lived in the Belize region. Ancient Mayans and many of the Mayan people who live in the country today consider themselves to be fruit of the ceiba tree. In Mayan culture, the ceiba tree is symbolic of life and is said to be the center of the universe that holds up the heavens. The Mestizos Mestizos, people with a mixture of Mayan and Spanish heritages, comprise 48 percent of the Belizean population. The Mestizos arrived in Belize in 1840, trying to escape the Caste War; they now live all over Belize, but predominately in the northern regions of Orange Walk and Corozal. The Mestizos have played a very important part in the growth and progression of Belize, and are vital to the Belize community.

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Search site: Home Destinations Tours Cruises ... Contact You are here: Home Destinations Belize Belize Overview Tailor-made tours Small group tours Highlights ... Other resources Call us on (UK) to speak to one of our experienced travel advisors. You can also make an enquiry online Sign up to our email newsletter for our latest news and special offers. History The first inhabitants of Belize were the Maya and Caribe Indians. Belize was a part of the great Mayan empire which stretched through Guatemala, southern Mexico and parts of Honduras and El Salvador. Though the history of the Maya can be traced back for over 4000 years, the Classic period of more advanced Mayan civilization began around the 3 rd century AD and reached its height between the 6 th and 8 th centuries. By the 14 th century it was in serious decline. When the Spanish arrived in the 16 th century, many of the Mayan cities were deserted. The Spanish th century. When piracy became passé, many of the pirates began working in the logging trade. Belize was British by tradition and sympathy by the time that a British force routed the Spanish armada off St George's Caye in 1798, delivering Belize from Spanish rule. In 1862, Great Britain declared Belize to be the colony of

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Powered by JRank Countries and Their Cultures Countries and Their Cultures A-Bo B ELIZE C ULTURE N AME Belizean O RIENTATION Identification. The formation of a consciousness of a national culture coincided with the growth of the nationalist movement in the 1950s toward independence. It was a phenomenon that occurred simultaneously among neighboring British West Indian colonies. Ethnic and geographic identification coincides with the areas where ethnic groups settled. In the north and west there are the mestizos, people formed by the union of Spaniards and Maya. In the central part, there are the Creoles, formed by the intermarriage of the British and their African slaves. In the south, there are the Garifuna, also called Black Caribs, along the coast and the Maya farther inland. The building of the capital city, Belmopan, in the late 1960s was a crowning achievement of the nationalist movement, radically transforming the settlement pattern. The immediate reason was to rebuild after the massive destruction of the old capital, Belize City, by a hurricane in 1961; another reason was to attract the population into the hinterland to engage in agriculture, which the government was promoting to replace timber, the hallmark of the colonial economy. The government was attempting to build a national culture emerging from colonialism with a new settlement pattern and a new economy.

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Belize North America CULTURE The small population of Belize is culturally diverse. This multiplicity of ethnicities, languages, religions, modes of dress, cuisines, styles of music, and folklore reflects the cultural mix. There are many ethnically distinct communities, but people of different groups also mix in many social contexts: at work, in schools, and in the political parties that are not ethnically based. Though prejudices exist, there is no history of interethnic violence in Belize. To Country Main Page To TDS Home Page Travel Document Systems Washington DC Office 925 Fifteenth Street N.W. Suite 300 Washington, D.C. 20005 Voice: 1-800-874-5100 Local: 202-638-3800 Fax: 202-638-4674 support@traveldocs.com New York Office 100 Fifth Avenue Suite 902 New York, NY 10011 Voice: 1- 877-874-5104 Local: 212-647-1122 Fax: 212-366-0690 ny@traveldocs.com

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Privacy WELCOME TO OUR WEBSITE Belize Culture and Heritage Association (BCHA) formerly known as Heritage Awareness and Cultural Experience for Belizeans, (HACEB) is an organization hoping to make a difference by bringing to the forefront what we, as Belizeans, held dear in terms of culture and heritage. It is our hope that culture lovers will come on board and take a trip with us down memory lane as we explore the amazing traditions/customs of Belize. This has been a vision of one person that is finally coming true through the eyes of many. From a small classroom presentation on Belize to a non-profit organization, we are making strides. However, there is still a lot to be done and we need your help. Please join forces with us as we embark on our journey and travel through Belize then, now and into the future! Enter

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