Olmo, who is a member of the SAMA speleology group of Sancti Spiritus, 217 miles east of Havana, told Prensa Latina that this man-life relation is reflected in petroglyphs rudimentarily created in the bowels of caves.
This evidence, and those of the indigenous people/conquerors encounter, can be seen in caves of Caguanes Park and the Buena Vista Bay, declared by UNESCO as a Biosphere Reserve, among others.
The archaeological center in Caguanes area, one of the most important in Cuba, helps us know more about our ancestors, he stressed.
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This evidence, and those of the indigenous people/conquerors encounter, can be seen in caves of Caguanes Park and the Buena Vista Bay, declared by UNESCO as a Biosphere Reserve, among others.
The archaeological center in Caguanes area, one of the most important in Cuba, helps us know more about our ancestors, he stressed.
(PL)