Cuban Culture History and Archaeology
Culture history, archaeological sites, and other information related to the past of the island nation of Cuba.
Cuba Arqueologica - Inicio
All kinds of information about Cuban Archaeology from the Instituto Cubano de Antropologia. In Spanish.
All kinds of information about Cuban Archaeology from the Instituto Cubano de Antropologia. In Spanish.
Archaeology and Rescue of the Aboriginal Presence
From Kacike, an article by Jorge Ullas on the current state of archaeological affairs in Cuba.
From Kacike, an article by Jorge Ullas on the current state of archaeological affairs in Cuba.
Archaeology in Cuba
More on Los Buchillones by BelizeCuba digs, from the excavators David M. Pendergast, Elizabeth Graham, Jorge Calvera, and Juan Jardines.
More on Los Buchillones by BelizeCuba digs, from the excavators David M. Pendergast, Elizabeth Graham, Jorge Calvera, and Juan Jardines.
Loma del Convento
The Loma del Convento Project is a joint project of the Provincial Center of Cultural Patrimony-Cienfuegos and the University of Alabama College of Arts and Sciences, and is an early sixteenth-century Spanish contact site.
The Loma del Convento Project is a joint project of the Provincial Center of Cultural Patrimony-Cienfuegos and the University of Alabama College of Arts and Sciences, and is an early sixteenth-century Spanish contact site.
Los Buchillones
From the Royal Ontario Museum, description of the joint Canadian-Cuban exploration of the first almost perfectly preserved Taino house at an underwater site in Los Buchillones, Cuba, thought to be between 400-700 years old.
From the Royal Ontario Museum, description of the joint Canadian-Cuban exploration of the first almost perfectly preserved Taino house at an underwater site in Los Buchillones, Cuba, thought to be between 400-700 years old.
Los Buchillones
More on Los Buchillones from Archaeology magazine, an abstract to an article in their September/October 1998 issue.
More on Los Buchillones from Archaeology magazine, an abstract to an article in their September/October 1998 issue.
