South Finegayan Latte Stone Park, Archaeological site and urban park in Dededo, Guam.
South Finegayan Latte Stone Park is an archaeological site and urban park that preserves the remains of ancient stone pillars. These pillars once served as house foundations and today sit scattered across the grounds.
The site marks a Chamorro settlement that was established around 300 years ago and inhabited for roughly one hundred years. It shows the early settlement of the island by this people.
The stone pillars here show how the Chamorro people built their homes and the construction methods they used. You can see how these structures served as foundations for dwellings.
The park sits within a military housing area and is open to the public. Visitors should respect the marked areas and handle the archaeological remains with care.
The stone pillars here are called Latte Stones, a name that came from early Spanish settlers. This term remains embedded in Guam's archaeological language today.
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