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Histoire
Parque Ceremonial Indígena de Caguana
A Taíno site in Utuado, in the mountainous center, with ceremonial plazas called bateyes framed by carved monoliths. It is the most important complex of its kind on the island and is run by the Puerto Rican Institute of Culture. The visit is quiet and short, and pairs well with the cave and karst country nearby.
Exemple
The monoliths with carved faces framing the plazas are original and stand where they were placed.
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Termes liés
Histoire
Taíno
The Indigenous people who inhabited Puerto Rico, which they called Borikén, when the Spanish arrived in 1493. Their...
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Petroglifo
A carving made on rock by Indigenous peoples, with faces, round eyes and figures, found in rivers, caves and...
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Cemí
A sacred Taíno object, usually of stone or wood and often triangular, representing a deity or an ancestral spirit. It...
Nature
Región cárstica
A belt across the island's north made of eroded limestone, with rounded hills called mogotes, sinkholes and caves. It...
