Cuba has interesting archeological remains worth visiting:
1/ Cuevas
in addition to the Ambrosio Cueva, in the Province of Camagüey there is
the Cueva del Behique (o de Pichardo-Moya), see https://www.archaeometry.org/cb.htm
the Cuevas de la Sierra de Cubitas, see https://www.archaeometry.org/cubitas.htm
2/ Fundacion A.Nunez Jimenes
Mochica and Tlatilco Cultures, see https://www.archaeometry.org/tlatilco.htm
Cueva de Ambrosio, GPS: N 23°11'22.6" / W 81°09'57.1" (Peninsula de Hicacos, Cuba)
This
decorated cave has been discovered in 1974. Soon afterwards, some of
the paintings
might have been "re-freshed" by
Prof. Antonio Núñez
Jiménez.
Racso Fernandez identified
the "spectacle" pattern
found at the Ambrosio cave as the representation of the conjuntion of
the moon and the
sun.
We suggest that this conjunction might be connected (as in the
example we have reported for Carthage
in year - 462 ) to a total solar eclipse.
 2001 International Rock Art Mission in Cuba |
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 Racso Fernández Ortega |  Conjectured representation of the creation of the sun and the moon |
 Labrymorphic figures might have been transferred already at an early date from Carthage to Cuba via Canary Island |
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