Archaeology of Post-Colonial America
The Dutch West India Company was a chartered company of Dutch merchants and investors established in 1621 to promote trade and colonization in the Americas and the West African coast. It played a crucial role in the Dutch colonial efforts, focusing on sugar and slave trade, as well as the establishment of settlements in regions like the Caribbean and parts of South America.
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