Doigs (Indigenous site)
Archaelogical site in Antigua
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Doigs is a Ceramic period site in Saint Mary, Antigua and Barbuda. It is about 4 kilometres from the nearest major town, Old Road. The site is near Ding-a-Dong-Nook, the site of a conflict between indigenous people and early British settlers that resulted in the deaths of much of a governor's family. There was activity at the site around 250 AD. Shell tools, beads, and ceramics have been found at the site.
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