ASIG v.1.2 (Access Database)

The project uses predictive models to identify areas of high probability for early settlement, soil analysis to gauge site parameters, and an ambitious radiocarbon program to build a settlement chronology of prehistoric Grenada. In the process, I discovered that actually quite a lot of research has been conducted already, but it was never written up! The latter part of the report aims to rectify the situation by summarizing much of the past archaeological research conducted at every known site (and even some unknown sites), based on salvage work conducted at the Grenada National Museum. The associated database, then, includes maps, reports, photographs, and summaries of every known pre-Columbian site in Grenada. It is hoped that these data will empower government and private citizens alike to work to protect Grenada's disappearing prehistory.