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Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Park in Utuado, Puerto Rico, preserves one of the largest and most significant Taíno ceremonial sites in the Antilles. It contains multiple stone-lined ball courts, known as bateyes, bounded by aligned stones and boulders carved with petroglyphs depicting faces, animals...
Why this score
Major Taino ceremonial park with petroglyph-adorned bateyes; strong Caribbean archaeological importance beyond rock art alone.
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The Tibes Indigenous Ceremonial Center is an archaeological site located near Ponce, Puerto Rico, containing some of the oldest known ceremonial and ball court structures in the Caribbean. The site was discovered in 1975 after flooding exposed artifacts and stone features that had been buried beneat...
Why this score
Important early Caribbean ceremonial center with petroglyphs and plazas; rock art component is secondary to site archaeology.
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