When visiting a new city, I like to dive deep into the cities or countries history, and not just recent but also ancient history. Cuba is no exception. Although Cuba is an island, natives to the Americas made there way across the caribbean sea and landed on the island of present day Cuba. These natives were very smart and in tune with the nature around them. There were three main native groups that resided in Cuba, the Guanahatebey, Siboney, and Taína. The Guanahatebey lived on the south coast and didn't go to much in land, deciding to live off of the coast. The Siboney Lived on the north coast and did migrate to the middle of the island. They hunted and fished all of the time. The final main native group in Cuba is the largest, the Taína.
