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Registration for Vigilansia di Herensia Kòrsou training is open!
Dear hikers and divers of Curaçao! Registration for participation in the Vigilansia di Herensia Kòrsou/Heritage Guard Curaçao/Erfgoedwacht Curaçao project this April is now open! The training in each language (Papiamentu, Dutch, English) is just one Saturday from 9:00...
Why we use ‘Indigenous People’ instead of ‘Indians’
At Archaeology Curaçao, we are committed to promoting respectful and accurate terminology when discussing the rich histories and cultures of the Indigenous peoples of Curaçao. One significant choice in our communication is avoiding the term ‘Indians’ in favor of...
Bringing Curaçao’s Archaeological Heritage to Your Fingertips: www.ArchaeologyCuracao.com Launches Today!
Press Release Curaçao, December 10, 2023
First Training Sessions of Vigilansia di Herensia Kòrsou a Resounding Success
The inaugural training sessions of the Vigilansia di Herensia Kòrsou project were successfully completed, marking an important step toward safeguarding Curaçao’s archaeological heritage.
NAAM archaeologists at the 30th Congress of the International Association for Caribbean Archaeology
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Opgraving op Curaçao onthult geheimen van 3700 voor Christus
Gepubliceerd door Caribisch Netwerk | door Kim Hendriksen
New archaeological discoveries about Curaçao’s first inhabitants should be included in the school curriculum
Published in Curaçao Chronicle
New discovery: Curaçao inhabited much earlier than previously thought
Published in Curaçao Chronicle
News from the Curaçao Cultural Landscape Project
Since the archaeological fieldwork in 2022, there has been silence around the Curaçao Cultural Landscape Project.