BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BOOKS ON BELIZE Compiled by Lan Sluder of BelizeFirst.com This will provide you years of reading on British Honduras and Belize. This is not meant to be a comprehensive bibliography, but it does represent a good survey of books on Bel... Read More
History
Milton Arana. Born in Belize, Milton Arana in his early days won several national competitions in poetry, essays and short stories. He received a Bachelor’s degree from the University of the West Indies, and subsequently a Master’s and a ... Read More
LET US KNOW OUR COUNTRY. THE CAYO DISTRICT WAS FORMERLY KNOWN AS, THE WESTERN DISTRICT - COROZAL AND ORANGE WALK DISTRICTS, WERE KNOWN AS THE NORTHERN DISTRICTS, and STANN CREEK AND TOLEDO DISTRICTS WERE KNOWN AS THE SOUTHERN DISTRICTS BELIZE DISTRIC... Read More
Do you know that you need a permit to conduct archaeological research in Belize? The director of any project must have a PhD and be associated with a reputable university as well as having many years of experience. Anyone conducting excavations witho... Read More
Philip S. W. Goldson International Airport Philip S. W. Goldson International Airport , (PGIA) is the premier international airport of Belize. Located only 10 miles from Belize City, the airport serves as the main gateway to this beautiful, develop... Read More
The largest of the 200 plus islands of Belize, Ambergris Caye (Am-BURR-jis Key) is a twenty five mile long island made up of three main areas. Mangrove swamps, lagoons, and sand. European contact with Ambergris Caye settlers is documented from 1508. ... Read More
The Maya past, present and future are an important part of the Belize experience. This history of the Maya continues today in over half the population of Ambergris Caye. To the people here on the island, this is more than a series of memories carved ... Read More
The largest of the 200 plus islands of Belize, Ambergris Caye (Am-BURR-jis Key) is a twenty five mile long island made up of three main areas. Mangrove swamps, lagoons, and sand. European contact with Ambergris Caye settlers is documented from 1508. ... Read More
The laws governing licenses for exploration of oil and gas are some of the most liberal in the world. Total footage of nearly 250,000 ft were, drilled and about 6,000 line miles of seismic surveys were conducted. Besides this, aeromagnetic, gravity, ... Read More
On November 19th the celebrations commence to mark the arrival of the first Garifuna to Belize in 1832. The festival marks the arrival of the Garifuna people to Dangriga. A mixture of African music and religion with native Carib language and traditio... Read More