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Protagonists of science: researchers join forces to better understand pre-Columbian Puerto Rico

From the island and Spain, Carlos Gabriel Santiago Marrero and Jaime Pagán Jiménez analyze soil samples from the Ceremonial and Indigenous Center of Caguana, in Utuado, in search of information about the first inhabitants

July 28, 2024 - 6:40 PM

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The research seeks to deepen the understanding of the Ceremonial and Indigenous Center of Caguana, in Utuado. (Suministrada)

By Alonso Daboub Bullón

alonso.daboub@gfrmedia.com

For Puerto Rican researcher Carlos Gabriel Santiago Marrero, the land is an opportunity to study the past. That is why, as leader of the Caguana Archaeological Project: Anthropogenic and Sociocultural Landscapes in Pre-Columbian Puerto Rico, he seeks to unearth information about the island’s original inhabitants.