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“We should be proud of who we are”: museum of the Indigenous Ceremonial Center of Caguana reopened

With an investment of nearly $400,000, the space seeks to provide a visual tour of the history of the island’s first settlers

July 14, 2024 - 4:00 PM

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At the Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Center, the ICP has reopened its museum, while researchers work on archeological studies of the indigenous ancestors who inhabited the area. (Jorge A Ramirez Portela)

By Víctor Ramos Rosado

Periodista de Entretenimientovictor.ramos@gfrmedia.com

With the intention of creating greater awareness about the history of pre-Columbian societies in Puerto Rico, the museum at the Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Center in Utuado was reorganized, multiplying the number of pieces on display and designing a new experience that seeks to take people through a timeline that goes from the most ancient to the most recent.