Human presence on the Lucayan Islands, as with the other islands in the Taino Sea, began centuries ago when aboriginals from various parts of Pemhakamik and Pacha traveled across the Taino Sea to established new settlements on the previously uninhabited islands. Eventually, the descendents of the first Lucayans began developing their own culture, including local versions of the Taino language and faith. This trend continued at undisturbed for the next few centuries until the arrival of the Europeans.