The archaeology of the Philippines is the study of past societies in the territory of the modern Republic of the Philippines, an island country in Southeast ...

... early humans. More excavation led to discovery of ancient artifacts like flake tools, polished stones, earthenware shards, bone tools and some animal remains.

Our approach to the present reconstruction of Philippine prehistory is that of a social anthropologist, using the tools of the archaeologists and the.

26 янв. 2023 г. · Fascinating Archaeological Discoveries and Artifacts in the Philippines · 1. The “Yawning” Jarlet of Leta-Leta Cave · 2. The Callao Man · 3. The ...

From the prehistoric Tabon Cave to the baroque churches of today, Philippines' archaeology tells a story for millennia. Philippines is an archipelagic state ...

Prehistoric artifacts were first positively identified in Europe in the early nineteenth century as truly produced by human behavior. These artifacts were then ...

Notable artifacts from this period include the Arubo hand axe from Nueva Ecija, and the stone tools from Rizal, Kalinga, which were found associated with ...

From a human foot bone to an ancient "castle" in the North, here are some of the fascinating archaeological finds and artifacts in the Philippines.

Located in about 130 feet of water the excavations at the wrecksite resulted in the recovery of over 1,200 artifacts, 188 being intact pieces of stoneware jars ...

Historically, archaeology in the Philippines had its beginnings with foreign scholars who came to the country in search of the presence of early humans.