The Jose Maria Cave is a remote cavern in the limestone formations of
East National Park, Domincan Republic. From a small outer opening, the
cave widens to elaborate interior chambers. Over 1200 individual
pictographs have been carefully documented over the past several years.
"Images of Conquest and Tribute: Early
Sixteenth Centruy Pictographs from the Jose Maria Cave", by Adolfo Lopez
and John W. Foster
"El Contacto de los Aborigenes
Antillanos con los Colonizadores Espanoles Documentado en las Pinturas de
la Cueva de Jose Maria" , by Adolfo Lopez (spanish text)
Jose Maria Cave Tribute Scene
Jose Maria Cave Photo Gallery
Dominican Republic
Photo Gallery: Parque Nacional del Este
Historical ValueA history of the cave and the
Taino Indians
Last updated: 28 February 2000
URL: http://www.indiana.edu/~r317doc/dr/cave.html
Comments: Underwater Science Program
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The Trustees of Indiana University