EDGAR-CLERC MUSEUM
Museum featuring an exhibition linked to the work of archaeologist Edgar Clerc, with a collection of ceramics, tools and books.
The exhibition allows you to discover the work of the archeologist Edgar Clerc on the sites of Grande-Terre such as Morel and the exceptional discoveries which have been revealed. It shows how its pioneering work has redefined the Amerindian chronology in Guadeloupe and addressed some aspects of the daily life of the Amerindians during the first pre-Columbian periods (200 BC - 800 A.D. ). Through collections of ceramics, shell or stone tools, but also significant works, visitors discover the history of the Amerindians, the first occupants of the Lesser Antilles. A reconstruction of an Amerindian village in model is also presented. The lush museum park offers the visitor an amerindian garden made up of impressive tropical trees (grenadiers, tamarinds, calabashes or cassava) and medicinal plants. The museum is regularly enriched with new pieces thanks to discoveries made during archeological excavations.