Cueva de las Maravillas
An 800-metre limestone cave in the southeastern Dominican Republic holding roughly 500 Taíno paintings and engravings in black and red, made by the Indigenous inhabitants of Hispaniola before European contact - one of the richest concentrations of pre-Columbian Caribbean cave art.
Dated events and their evidence
- 1200 CE mainstream
Taíno cave art (broad Late Ceramic Age estimate) source
Where
18.4528° N, 69.1591° W
Sources
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