Engenho Ibirajuba - Área da capela

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Sítio Arqueológico Engenho Ibirajuba Ancient Structures in Stone and Brick Remain from the Chapel of N.S. De Nazareh and a Sugar Cane Mill owned by the Jesuit Company in the 18th Century. In 1732, it had "approximately 300 slaves between blacks, mixed-race people, mulattos, and Indians." The sugar production reached up to one thousand arrobas per year (Cunha et al, 2006). Located on the right bank of the Acará River. https://goo.gl/maps/fKzE5sw22Bn CUNHA, A. P. M. ; MARQUES, F. L. T. . Jesuit Enterprises in the Amazon Estuary: Historical and Archaeological Potential of Jaguarari Plantation and Ibirajuba Royal Mill. In: XIII Congresso da SAB, 2005, Campo Grande.