Ancient Borinquen

“This volume was a much-needed publication, not only for Puerto Rican, but also for Caribbean archeology.”
—The Americas

“Ancient Borinquen is a fabulous collection of articles written by the leading practitioners of archaeology in Puerto Rico. The book, which consists of ten chapters, highlights a number of new directions in the field, and will be of value to everyone with an interest in the history and prehistory of the Caribbean.”
—New West Indian Guide

“This volume does a commendable job assembling a comprehensive overview of recent archaeological work on Puerto Rico. The book furthers our understanding of Caribbean prehistory by focusing on this island interface between the Greater and Lesser Antilles.”
—Charles R. Ewen, author of From Spaniard to Creole: The Archaeology of Cultural Formation at Puerto Real, Haiti
 

“Puerto Rico has been the focus of intensive archaeological research for the last 20 years and more. This impressive volume pulls together the insights from this work and presents them within a context that emphasizes both indigenous perspectives and Puerto Rico's connections to the rest of the Caribbean.”
—Samuel M. Wilson, author of Hispaniola:Caribbean Chiefdoms in the Age of Columbus