乔登萨瓦内考古遗址_犹太人的萨瓦内定居点与卡西波拉溪墓地

Located on the densely forested banks of the Suriname River, the Jodensavanne Archaeological Site in northern Suriname is a serial property that illustrates early Jewish colonization attempts in the New World. The Jodensavanne Settlement, founded in the 1680s, includes the ruins of what is believed to be the earliest synagogue of architectural significance in the Americas, along with cemeteries, boat landing areas, and a military post. The Cassipora Creek Cemetery is the remnant of an older settlement founded in the 1650s. Located amidst Indigenous territory, the settlements were inhabited, owned, and governed by Jews who lived there together with free and enslaved persons of African descent. The settlements had the most extensive arrangement of privileges and immunities known in the early modern Jewish world.

国别	苏里南 Suriname
中文名称	乔登萨瓦内考古遗址：犹太人的萨瓦内定居点与卡西波拉溪墓地
英文名称	Jodensavanne Archaeological Site: Jodensavanne Settlement and Cassipora Creek Cemetery
遗产类别	文化遗产
登录年份	2023
选入标准	(iii)

遗产分布范围：

1680-001 Joddensavanne Settlement

1680-002 Cassipora Creek Cemetery

发行国家/地区：苏里南 Suriname