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Adorno en forme de t\u00eate de chien<\/b><\/strong><\/h3>\n

Cet adorno du site de Viv\u00e9 (Le Lorrain) peint en rouge, blanc et noir, les trois couleurs utilis\u00e9es dans la c\u00e9ramique du Salado\u00efde Cedrosan Ancien (100 avant J.-C.-350 apr\u00e8s J.-C.), a une forme \u00e9tonnamment r\u00e9aliste : celle d\u2019une t\u00eate de chien.<\/p>\n

Domestiqu\u00e9, cet animal a accompagn\u00e9 les Salado\u00efdes dans leur migration du nord de l\u2019Am\u00e9rique du Sud aux Antilles, il y a environ 2500 ans. Comme dans diverses cultures pr\u00e9colombiennes d\u2019Am\u00e9rique du Sud, d\u2019Am\u00e9rique Centrale et d\u2019Am\u00e9rique du Nord, le chien avait une grande importance chez les Salado\u00efdes insulaires, qui en faisaient un compagnon de la vie quotidienne, une source de nourriture mais aussi un accompagnateur ou un guide dans l\u2019au-del\u00e0 : plusieurs sites salado\u00efdes antillais ont r\u00e9v\u00e9l\u00e9 des s\u00e9pultures de canid\u00e9s associ\u00e9es \u00e0 des s\u00e9pultures humaines. Cela dit, d\u2019apr\u00e8s les donn\u00e9es arch\u00e9ozoologiques, le type de chien utilis\u00e9 dans l\u2019alimentation n\u2019\u00e9tait pas le m\u00eame que celui qui accompagnait les morts.<\/p>\n

Plusieurs autres adornos repr\u00e9sentant des chiens ont \u00e9t\u00e9 mis au jour \u00e0 Viv\u00e9. En dehors de la c\u00e9ramique, les Salado\u00efdes ont fait figurer des canid\u00e9s sur des objets de parure en pierre et en bois et des amulettes en pierre ; par ailleurs, des os et des canines de chiens ont \u00e9t\u00e9 travaill\u00e9s pour en faire des pi\u00e8ces ornementales et\/ou rituelles. Certains de ces objets ont \u00e9t\u00e9 d\u00e9couverts dans des contextes fun\u00e9raires.<\/p>\n

Le chien semble avoir eu une importance moindre dans les soci\u00e9t\u00e9s des phases Troumasso\u00efde (700-1000 apr\u00e8s J.-C.) et Suazo\u00efde (1000-1500), mais il \u00e9tait bien toujours pr\u00e9sent parmi les autochtones des Antilles \u00e0 l\u2019arriv\u00e9e des Europ\u00e9ens. Au XVIIe si\u00e8cle, le p\u00e8re Raymond Breton rapportait que les Cara\u00efbes (Kalinagos) -d\u00e9j\u00e0 largement influenc\u00e9s par les Europ\u00e9ens- l\u2019\u00e9levaient pour la chasse.<\/p>\n

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Ornament in the Shape of a Dog’s Head<\/h3>\n

This ornament from the Viv\u00e9 site (Le Lorrain), painted in red, white, and black\u2014the three colors used in the ancient Cedrosan Saladoid ceramics (100 BC – 350 AD)\u2014has a surprisingly realistic shape: that of a dog’s head.<\/p>\n

Domesticated, this animal accompanied the Saladoids in their migration from northern South America to the Antilles around 2500 years ago. As in various pre-Columbian cultures of South America, Central America, and North America, the dog held great importance among the island Saladoids. It was a companion in daily life, a source of food, and a guide or escort in the afterlife. Several Saladoid sites in the Antilles have revealed canine burials associated with human burials. However, according to archaeozoological data, the type of dog used for food was not the same as the one that accompanied the dead.<\/p>\n

Several other ornaments representing dogs have been unearthed at Viv\u00e9. Apart from ceramics, the Saladoids depicted canines on ornamental objects made of stone and wood, and in stone amulets. Additionally, dog bones and canines were crafted into ornamental and\/or ritual pieces. Some of these objects have been discovered in funerary contexts.<\/p>\n

The dog seems to have had less importance in the societies of the Troumassoid (700-1000 AD) and Suazoid (1000-1500 AD) phases, but it was still present among the indigenous peoples of the Antilles at the arrival of the Europeans. In the 17th century, Father Raymond Breton reported that the Caribs (Kalinagos)\u2014already largely influenced by Europeans\u2014raised dogs for hunting.<\/p>\n

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Adorno en Forma de Cabeza de Perro<\/h3>\n

Este adorno del sitio de Viv\u00e9 (Le Lorrain), pintado en rojo, blanco y negro, los tres colores utilizados en la cer\u00e1mica del antiguo Saladoide Cedrosano (100 a.C. – 350 d.C.), tiene una forma sorprendentemente realista: la de una cabeza de perro.<\/p>\n

Domesticado, este animal acompa\u00f1\u00f3 a los saladoides en su migraci\u00f3n desde el norte de Am\u00e9rica del Sur a las Antillas hace unos 2500 a\u00f1os. Al igual que en diversas culturas precolombinas de Am\u00e9rica del Sur, Am\u00e9rica Central y Am\u00e9rica del Norte, el perro ten\u00eda una gran importancia entre los saladoides insulares. Era un compa\u00f1ero en la vida cotidiana, una fuente de alimento y tambi\u00e9n un acompa\u00f1ante o gu\u00eda en el m\u00e1s all\u00e1. Varios sitios saladoides en las Antillas han revelado enterramientos de caninos asociados con enterramientos humanos. Sin embargo, seg\u00fan los datos arqueozool\u00f3gicos, el tipo de perro utilizado para la alimentaci\u00f3n no era el mismo que acompa\u00f1aba a los muertos.<\/p>\n

Varios otros adornos que representan perros han sido desenterrados en Viv\u00e9. Adem\u00e1s de la cer\u00e1mica, los saladoides representaron a los caninos en objetos ornamentales de piedra y madera y en amuletos de piedra; adem\u00e1s, los huesos y colmillos de perros se trabajaron para convertirlos en piezas ornamentales y\/o rituales. Algunos de estos objetos se han descubierto en contextos funerarios.<\/p>\n

El perro parece haber tenido una menor importancia en las sociedades de las fases Troumassoide (700-1000 d.C.) y Suazoide (1000-1500 d.C.), pero segu\u00eda estando presente entre los pueblos ind\u00edgenas de las Antillas a la llegada de los europeos. En el siglo XVII, el padre Raymond Breton inform\u00f3 que los caribes (Kalinagos), ya ampliamente influenciados por los europeos, criaban perros para la caza.<\/p>\n

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Schmuckst\u00fcck in Form eines Hundekopfes<\/h3>\n

Dieses Schmuckst\u00fcck aus der Fundstelle Viv\u00e9 (Le Lorrain), bemalt in Rot, Wei\u00df und Schwarz \u2013 den drei Farben, die in der Keramik der alten Cedrosan-Saladoid-Kultur (100 v. Chr. – 350 n. Chr.) verwendet wurden \u2013 hat eine erstaunlich realistische Form: die eines Hundekopfes.<\/p>\n

Das domestizierte Tier begleitete die Saladoiden auf ihrer Migration vom Norden S\u00fcdamerikas in die Antillen vor etwa 2500 Jahren. Wie in verschiedenen pr\u00e4kolumbischen Kulturen S\u00fcdamerikas, Mittelamerikas und Nordamerikas hatte der Hund eine gro\u00dfe Bedeutung f\u00fcr die insularen Saladoiden. Er war ein Begleiter im Alltag, eine Nahrungsquelle und auch ein Begleiter oder F\u00fchrer im Jenseits. Mehrere saladoide Fundstellen in den Antillen haben Hundereste in Verbindung mit menschlichen Bestattungen offenbart. Laut arch\u00e4ozoologischen Daten war jedoch der Hund, der als Nahrung diente, nicht derselbe wie der, der die Verstorbenen begleitete.<\/p>\n

Mehrere andere Ornamente, die Hunde darstellen, wurden in Viv\u00e9 ausgegraben. Neben der Keramik stellten die Saladoiden Hunde auf Schmuckst\u00fccken aus Stein und Holz sowie auf Amuletten aus Stein dar; zudem wurden Hundeknochen und -z\u00e4hne zu ornamentalen und\/oder rituellen St\u00fccken verarbeitet. Einige dieser Objekte wurden in Gr\u00e4berkontexten gefunden.<\/p>\n

Der Hund scheint in den Gesellschaften der Troumassoiden (700-1000 n. Chr.) und Suazoiden (1000-1500 n. Chr.) Phasen eine geringere Bedeutung gehabt zu haben, war jedoch bei den indigenen V\u00f6lkern der Antillen bei der Ankunft der Europ\u00e4er noch pr\u00e4sent. Im 17. Jahrhundert berichtete Pater Raymond Breton, dass die Kariben (Kalinagos), die bereits stark von den Europ\u00e4ern beeinflusst waren, Hunde zur Jagd z\u00fcchteten.<\/p>\n

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