List of pre-Columbian sites in Antigua and Barbuda

Pre-Columbian Antigua and Barbuda was home to hundreds of villages and several hundred other places of human activity between the arrival of the Archaic culture around 3700 BC and the European colonization of the islands starting in the late 17th century. These sites were distributed throughout the modern-day country, most densely along the coasts.

List This is a partial list of pre-Columbian sites in the country:

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