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Treponematosis in Pre-Columbian Jamaica: a biocultural approach to the human cr...
Santos, A. L.; Gardner, M. T.; Allsworth-Jones, P.The first inhabitants of Jamaica are now generally referred to as Taínos. It is likely that they arrived in the island after about 650 AD and were extinct by the end of the 16th century. In 1968, during the exploration of a small cave in Bull Savannah, St. Elizabeth parish, Dr. James Lee found two skulls, teeth, bones, and pottery. The aim of this work is to interpret in a biocultural perspective the one craniu...
Spot Valley cave: a new inventory and survey of Jamaica’s fourth pictograph site
Stewart, R. S.; Rentergem, G. Van; Allsworth-Jones, P.; Santos, A. L.; Conolley, I.Spot Valley cave was located by Mr David Fletcher and was mapped by Dr James Lee in 1970. He reported that fragments of human bones and teeth were found in crevices against the walls and in the floor associated with numerous potsherds of White Marl (Meillacan) type. The collection now kept at the University of the West Indies consists of 693 potsherds and 1 reconstructed vessel as well as a small chert componen...
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