Starcom Network and the Department of History, Philosophy and Psychology, University of the West Indies Cavehill Campus, present today in Bajan History.
Good day, my name is Lisa Yard, graduate of the Faculty of Humanities and Education at the University of the West Indies Cavehill Campus. On November 29, 1906, the agriculture reporter gave account of an inquest at the General Hospital in connection with young William Christopher Marshall, an employee at the Vale Manjack Mine in St. Joseph, who lost his life as a result of injuries received while descending into one of the shafts.
A field team of archaeologists began excavation on a prehistoric site in Hill Crest St. Joseph
The Barbados Advocate reported that Golda Griffith, a fifth-form student at the Modern High School, was awarded a highly competitive American Field Service (AFS)...
A report on the murder of George Barrow Griffith