Caribbean Cultural Landscape: the English Caribbean potential in the journey from ‘tentative listing’ to being ‘inscribed’

Local Voices, the Uses of Archaeological Heritage in the Caribbean

“…Moreover, during the regional expert meeting in Martinique in 2004 (https://whc.unesco.org/ en/activities/410/), also organized by UNESCO, five categories of sites-rock art, Indigenous archaeological sites of the Caribbean, Contact Period sites, cultural landscapes, and African heritage in the Caribbean-were proposed as candidates for the UNESCO World Heritage List; the meeting produced an edited volume by contributors from countries in the region (Sanz, 2005(Sanz, , 2008. Further discussions on more regional scales look at the possibilities for built heritage to be more exhaustively considered as world heritage (e.g., Found, 2004;Green, 2013;Inniss & Jolliffe, 2012;Scher, 2012).…”