Archeological Sites of Ancient Puerto Rico

The archaeological sites of ancient Puerto Rico reveal the island’s rich indigenous history, primarily associated with the Taino people who inhabited the region before European contact. These sites include ceremonial centers, village remains, petroglyphs, and artifacts that offer insights into their social, spiritual, and daily life. Notable locations such as the Caguana Archaeological Park and the Tibes Indigenous Center preserve structures like ceremonial plazas and archeological finds, helping us understand the island’s Native American heritage and cultural practices. These sites are invaluable for studying the history and resilience of Puerto Rico’s original inhabitants.