#Philippine Archaeology
Articles tagged with «Philippine Archaeology».
Tradeware ceramics in the Philippines: Trade, Classification and Sociopolitical Significance
An overview of Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese tradeware ceramics in the Philippines, covering classification systems, production origins, and...
Shell tools in the Philippines: Archaeology and Heritage
Archaeological evidence of shell tools and ornaments in the Philippines, from Duyong Cave to modern traditions.
Butuan Ivory Seal: History, Inscription and Trade Significance
The Butuan Ivory Seal is a 1002 A.D. privy seal found in Agusan del Norte, inscribed with 'Butwan' in Kawi script.
Earthenware ceramics in the Philippines: History, techniques and archaeological sites
Overview of Philippine earthenware ceramics, covering Neolithic origins, production techniques, and key archaeological sites like Maitum and...
Philippine symbolism in archaeology: burial, ritual and social status
Exploring symbolic meanings in Philippine archaeology, from Manunggul Jar burials to ritual feasting and Austronesian trade networks.
Monreal, Masbate: Archaeological Heritage and Ecological Conservation
Municipality in Masbate known for Monreal Stones, Ticao Island archaeology, and manta ray conservation.
Rizal, Kalinga: Municipality Profile and Archaeological Significance
Profile of Rizal, Kalinga, home to the 709,000-year-old Callao Man archaeological site and key facts on its geography and demographics.
Robert Bradford Fox: Anthropologist and Historian of Pre-Hispanic Philippines
Robert Bradford Fox (1918–1985) was a leading American anthropologist and historian who defined the pre-Hispanic history of the Philippines...
Kalinga Ethnoarchaeological Project: Ceramic Sociology and Longacre's Research
Overview of the Kalinga Ethnoarchaeological Project, a 20-year study on pottery, kinship, and exchange in the Cordilleras.
Prehistory of Sarangani: The Maitum Anthropomorphic Jars and Archaeological Heritage
Explore the prehistory of Sarangani, focusing on the Maitum anthropomorphic jars and key archaeological sites like Ayub, Linao, and Sagel Ca...
Huluga Caves: Archaeology and Geology in Cagayan de Oro
Prehistoric cave complex in Cagayan de Oro with artifacts dated to 377 A.D.
Guyangan Cave System: Archaeology and Heritage in Banton, Romblon
Archaeological site in Banton, Romblon, featuring the oldest known ikat textile in Southeast Asia.
Callao Cave: Archaeology, Geology and the Discovery of Homo luzonensis
Callao Cave in Peñablanca, Cagayan, is a show cave and archaeological site where Homo luzonensis fossils were discovered.