MUSEUM OF PRE-COLUMBIAN ARCHAEOLOGY AND PREHISTORY
Read moreIt is one of the few places devoted to West Indian prehistory. Located near Place de la Savane, in a former 19th century military commissariat building, the museum details the history of Amerindian settlement in the Lesser Antilles. The collections bring together more than 2,000 pieces from the pre-Columbian era, in particular ceramics and stone or shell tools dating from the Native Americans up to 4,000 years BC!
ESPACE MUSÉOGRAPHIQUE BERNARD DAVID
Read moreThis simple museographic space traces the history of the city of Le Diamant through the collection (built between 1958 and 1998) of a former priest, Bernard David, who bequeathed his collection of pre-Columbian archaeological objects and his documentary holdings to the municipality after spending thirty years of his life in Le Diamant. An interesting visit for art and history lovers. Very friendly reception. A small museum which has its charm.