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TABON MAN
(Credibility Analysis)
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The earliest evidence of man, himself, in the Philippines: which is also the earliest appearance of modern man – Homosapiens – in these islands, is that of the Tabon Man of Palawan. The discovery of the human fossil was made by a National Museum team headed by the late Dr. Robert B. Fox. The fossil is composed of the skull cap, or the frontal skull bone, two fragments of jaw bones and some teeth. The set of fossils suggest that are at least three individuals. The skull cap is that of a young individual, probably female.
SECONDARY SOURCE
- ACCORDING TO ROBERT B. FOX
- ACCORDING TO WILLIAM HENRY SCOTT
SECONDARY SOURCE IS FROM WILLIAM HENRY SCOTT
The Tabon Cave Complex and all of Lipuun
Who between the two authors is more credible to talk about the topic?
Dr. Robert B. Fox
(Robert Bradford Fox (1918–1985) was an anthropologist and leading historian on the prehispanic Philippines.)
Tabon Man is thought as the earliest human in the Philippines before the discovery of Callao Man in Callao Cave in Cagayan in year 2007. Tabon Man skullcap and three jawbones from three individuals was discovered by Robert B. Fox on May 28, 1962 , an anthropologist of National Museum of the Philippines in Tabon Cave, Lipuun Point, Municipality of Quezon, Palawan.
The earliest evidence of man, himself, in the Philippines: which is also the earliest appearance of modern man – Homo sapiens sapiens – in these islands, is that of the Tabon Man of Palawan. The discovery of the human fossil was made by a National Museum team headed by the late Dr. Robert B. Fox. The fossil is composed of the skull cap, or the frontal skull bone, two fragments of jaw bones and some teeth.
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LEADER: ABEGAIL BODOPOL
REPORTER: NICOLE DES'RE DIGO
SECRETARY: JENNIFER RODA
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MYLENE DUQUE
LYKA DE MARQUEZ
1. http://www.nationalmuseum.gov.ph/nationalmuseumbeta/ASBMD/Tabon.html
2. http://ncca.gov.ph/about-culture-and-arts/culture-profile/the-tabon-caves-of-palawan/
3. https://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1860/