Turks and Caicos Culture History and Archaeology

Data on the modern country from the US Central Intelligence Agency.

Ostionan site, dated between AD 800-1200; the oldest archaeological site in the Bahamas, from Bill Keegan and Betsy Carlson at the Florida Museum of Natural History.

Facts, figures, and a set of maps from About's guide to Geography, Matt Rosenberg.

Florida Museum of Natural History excavations at this cave on Middle Caicos Island, recovered Meillacan pottery (A.D. 850-1300) from Hispaniola.

From William F. Keegan, a summary of archaeological data from the islands.

A collection of field expedition reports conducted in the Turks and Caicos by staff from the Florida Museum of Natural History.

A summary of archaeological sites and history of the islands, from the National Museum of Turks and Caicos.

From the Latin American Network Information Center, more general data about the Turks and Caicos.