Potential nominators/institutions/countries are at liberty to identify other aspects of their documentary heritage for consideration. However, here is an indicative list, developed in St. Lucia, which suggests some of the documentary heritage which has the potential to be listed on the International Register.
From the Dame Nita Barrow Archives
Barbados - Errol Barrow Archives (with UK re independence)
Dominica - Carib Archives
Jamaica - Maroon (Peace Treaties and documents giving legal autonomy)
Jamaica - Bob Marley
Netherlands Antilles - Slavery Records - (Salt Mining)
Regional - Panama Canal Records (Barbados, Jamaica, others)
Regional - Windrush Migration records (with UK, including London Transport)
Regional - Sonny Ramphal Archives (with Commonwealth Secretariat)
Regional - Richard Allsopp - Caribbean English Usage (with Spanish/French add.)
Regional - Caribbean Artists Movement
Regional - BIM Magazine (Frank Collymore, George Lamming, etc)
Regional - Rex Nettleford - Culturalist/choreographer/dancer
Regional - Indian Migration to the Caribbean (possibly intraregional w/the Pacific)
Regional - Chinese Migration to the Caribbean
Regional - Dame Eugenia Charles archives (with USA re Grenada Intervention)
INDIAN INDENTURESHIP NOMINATION
The national Archives of Fiji is spearheading the compilation of a transnational nomination on Indian Indentureship. This nomination will collate the documentary heritage of this international system of labour which was the response of a number of European countries to the cessation of African enslavement. Mr. Setareki Tale, Head of the National Archives of Fiji, is coordinating this nomination with support of the UNESCO office in Western Samoa. Those in the Caribbean region based in countries where indentureship is part of their history are also being asked to contribute to this nomination.