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MUSEUM OF
THE DOMINICAN MAN, SANTO DOMINGO
Axes
Ballcourt
Burials
in
situ
Duhos
Figurines
Graters
Necklaces
Pendants
Pottery
Sculpted
Heads
Yokes
Zemis
ARTIFACTS
Deities
Duhos
Dinnerware
Bowls
Dishes
Spoons
Effigies
Animal
Effigy Vessels
Effigy
Axes
Human
Effigies
Human
Effigy Vessels
Food Processing Tools
Celts
Graters
(Zemi, Anthropomorphic, and Stone)
Mortars
(Anthropomorphic and Stone)
Pestles
(Zemi, Anthropomorphic and Stone)
Jewelry
Amulets
(Shell and Stone)
Ear
Ornaments
Necklaces
Shell
and Stone pendants
Seated
Figures
Stamps
Stone
Weights
Swallow
Sticks
Wooden
Rattles
Yokes
Zemis
ARTICLES
Ciego
de Avila: Hallan uno de los mayores sitios aborígenes del Caribe
Mining
Threatens Ancient Cave Art in Caribbean
Prehistoric
Cultures of Cuba
A
Preliminary Report on Petroglyphs in Puerto Rico
Smithsonian
returns Taino Indian remains to descendants in Cuba
US
Smithsonian Museum Returns Native Bones to Cuba
The
Spanish Conquest
The
Tainos
Historians
work to set record straight on Cuba's Taino Indians
Discovery
of a Pre-Columbian Gold Figurine in Cuba (American Antiquity,
April 1950)
Physical
Anthropological Research in Indian Remnants in Eastern Cuba (Current
Anthropology, April 1971)
Prehistoric
Culture of Cuba (American Anthropologist, Oct.-Dec. 1904)
Prehistoric
Cultures of Cuba (American Antiquity, July 1946)
LINKS
Historia
Taina
The
Jatibonicu Taino Tribal Nation
The
Jatibonicù Taino Tribal Band of New Jersey
Tibes
Ceremonial Center, Ponce, Puerto Rico
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