Because small islands are frequently associated with spatially heterogeneous, biodiverse
marine environments that readily exceed the productive capacity of their associated …

Recent excavations at the Ceramic Age village site of Sabazan on Carriacou, Grenada,
indicate long-term occupation spanning AD 400 to 1400. One of the earliest settlements in …

This research assesses the zooarchaeological evidence for variable foraging strategies at
two matched Caribbean sites, Sabazan and Grand Bay, on the Grenadine Island of …

Ceramic snuffing tubes and inhaling bowls used for ingesting hallucinogenic substances are
known from several islands in the West Indies, but their chronological distribution is often …

This paper explains the mechanisms of deterioration of the silk fibres and dyes used to make
historic textiles displayed in museums, and introduces a new method of protection of historic …

Archaeological research on Carriacou in the southern Grenadines has demonstrated that
despite its relatively small size, the island was inhabited prehistorically for at least a …

Results This season's work at Grand Bay and Sabazan continued to produce some
interesting and unexpected results. The lower levels of the two main trenches at Grand Bay …

Abstract The Grenadine Islands in the southern Lesser Antilles have received relatively little
attention by archaeologists compared to other regions of the Caribbean. However, research …

Abstract Ikara Local Government Area of Kaduna State, Nigeria has rich and diverse
archaeological heritage. The research employed geospatial technologies, including …

Could control of drugs (psychoactive substances) used in ritual contexts in the pre-
Columbian Caribbean have led to the acquisition of power? And, if so, by whom, what kinds …