A unique archaeological dig in
Puerto Rico is shedding light on
Caribbean native life in the
centuries before Europeans showed up. It's like nothing found before in this region: a stone plaza measuring some 130 feet by 160 feet, carved with elaborate
petroglyphs. The site was presumably built by the
Taino people or their ancestors and was in use for as long as 900 years, from 600 to 1,500 AD.
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