Bienvenue au podcast "Archéologie Caraïbes", votre source principale pour découvrir les richesses archéologiques et culturelles des Caraïbes. Chaque épisode explore des artefacts fascinants, comme les haches en conque de lambi, les masques en céramique et les pierres à trois pointes, en révélant leur histoire et leur signification. Rejoignez-nous pour plonger dans le passé précolombien des Petites et Grandes Antilles, et comprendre l'importance de ces découvertes pour notre patrimoine actuel.
Archéologie Caraïbes Kids' expert, Dr. [Last Name], explores the fascinating world of pre-colonial Martinican pottery, uncovering the secrets of a 1000-year-old anthropomorphic mask.
11 Jun 2024
Archéologie Caraïbes - Brûle parfum
Archéologue Dr. Lorrain presents groundbreaking discoveries at the Vivé site, including ancient 'brûle-parfum' ceramics that reveal the symbolic and religious significance of the Saladoïdes.
11 Jun 2024
Archéologie Caraïbes - Pierre triangle
Archéologue Dr. Pierre recounts the discovery of a 300-year-old, three-pointed trigonolithe in Sainte-Anne, shedding light on the symbolic and agricultural significance of ancient Caribbean artifacts.
11 Jun 2024
Archéologie Caraïbes Kids - Les roches gravées de Montravail
Archéologie Caraïbes host reveals the mysterious petroglyphs carved by ancient Amérindiens in Montravail, Martinique, offering a glimpse into the island's rich cultural heritage.
11 Jun 2024
Archéologie Caraïbes - Hache en conque de lambi
Archéologie Caraïbes host, Dr. [last name], explores the significance of haches en conque de lambi in the lives of pre-Columbian Caribbean populations, revealing their craftsmanship and resourcefulness.
11 Jun 2024
Archéologie Caraïbes Kids - Adorno en forme de tête de chien
Archéologie Caraïbes host Xavier Jean discusses how ancient Martinican ceramic objects, like a dog-shaped ornament, reveal the close bond between Amérindiens and their canine companions.
11 Jun 2024
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Archéologie Caraïbes host Dr. Jean-Yves Piat & Dr. Marie-Claude Tarrade explore the ancient Amérindiens' ceramic craft in Martinique, revealing the secrets of their decorative and functional pottery.
11 Jun 2024
Archéologie Caraïbes Kids - Les premiers habitants de la Martinique : les Amérindiens
Archéologie Caraïbes host Dr. Marie-Christine Cauvin shares insights into the lives of Martinique's first inhabitants, the Amérindiens, who excelled in ceramics, fishing, and agriculture.
11 Jun 2024
Archéologie Caraïbes - Hache en os de tortue
Archéologue Dr. [Last Name] explores the significance of a rare turtle-shell axe discovered in Martinique, revealing the resourcefulness of ancient Caribbean communities.
11 Jun 2024
Archéologie Caraïbes - Fragment de platine
Archéologue Dr. Marie-Soleil Frappier explores the rare surviving fragments of pre-Columbian plant-based materials, shedding light on the material culture of the Antillean indigenous peoples.
11 Jun 2024
Archéologie Caraïbes - Hache en jadéite
Archéologie Caraïbes host Dr. [Last Name] explores the significance of jadéite haches in the indigenous lithic industry of the Caribbean, revealing insights into ancient trade networks and cultural exchange.
11 Jun 2024
Archéologie Caraïbes - Adorno en forme de tête de chien
Archéologie Caraïbes host explores the symbolic significance of ancient Saladoïde ceramics, including the remarkable canine-adorno from Vivé, shedding light on the culture and rituals of pre-Columbian societies.
11 Jun 2024
Archeologie Caraibes - Les roches gravées de Montravail
Sébastien Perrot-Minnot and Françoise Dô explore the significance of the Montravail rock carvings in Martinique, revealing the symbolic and ritual motifs of the Arawaks' pre-Columbian art.
11 Jun 2024
Archéologie Caraïbes - Amérindiens
Archéologie Caraïbes host Dr. [Last Name] explores the ancient history of the Caribbean, uncovering the secrets of the Amérindiens and their transformative impact on the region's culture and way of life.
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