MUSEUM OF PRE-COLUMBIAN ARCHAEOLOGY AND PREHISTORY
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Housed in a former 19th-century military commissariat building, the museum is one of the few places to detail the history of Amerindian settlement in the Lesser Antilles. The collections include over 2,000 pieces dating back to pre-Columbian times, in particular ceramics and stone and shell tools dating from the Amerindians as far back as 4,000 BC! A beautiful journey through time that raises questions about the refinement of populations once considered "primitive".
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Exposition remarquable sur le passé amérindien de la Martinique, trop souvent méconnu. Sur trois niveaux, très pédagogique, nombreux témoignages archéologiques. Un arbre généalogique représente la filiation amérindienne d'une famille actuelle (un peu obscur). Tarif symbolique. Ouvert le samedi matin (rare en centre-ville). En ce moment gratuité (se renseigner). Compter entre une heure et une heure et demi.
Astuce: y aller quand il fait le plus chaud. La clim fonctionne parfaitement et ça fait du bien.
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