This is how these people roll.........they hint at stuff......................via insinuations or approximations..........the Dom. Rep.......is the larger part of Hispaniola island.........the Eastern 2/3's or so..........Haiti is to the West.........facing Cuba........................and Guantanamo Marine Base.........USA.............we are looking for a few good men to kill anyone who comes close to the fountain...........



Archaeologists think the Taino threw the objects into the well as spiritual offerings.
Before last year, archaeologists knew only that some kind of Taino site existed at La Aleta, in dense tropical forest. The site lies in a region so remote and difficult to travel through that it is all but unexplored archaeologically.
"The area is virgin," says Dominican archaeologist Marcio Veloz Maggiolo. He and Elpidio Ortega, vice president of the Dominican Republic Academy of Sciences, began excavating the plazas this spring.
The next major excavation is planned for July, when underwater archaeologists will continue plumbing the well while their terrestrial counterparts search for more plazas and excavate the known ones.
It will take years to finish recovering the treasures. But when it all comes together -- the debris-littered plazas, the cave paintings, the perfectly preserved artifacts from the well -- La Aleta looks like one of the best chances ever to learn about the people who met Columbus.
"Opportunities like this don't come drifting by your doorstep every day," says Conrad, of the Mathers Museum.