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Archaeologists say ancient rock art sheds light on folk migration

TUGUEGARAO CITY A directly-dated rock art created 3,500 years ago and found at the Callao Caves in Peñablanca town is believed to help answer queries on folk migration in Cagayan, archaeologists said. Dr. Andrea Jalandoni, who heads the Griffith University’s Place, Evolution and Rock Art Heritage Unit, on Tuesday said dated…

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This 3,500 Year Old Painting Was Found In Cagayan: Why Is It Important?

This 3,500 Year Old Painting Was Found In Cagayan: Why Is It Important?
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Philippines cave art becomes first directly dated in Southeast Asia

Anthropomorph from Hermoso Tuliao cave in the Philippines. Photo by Mark D. Willis. A Griffith University-led research team has carbon-dated cave art resembling a human-like figure in the Philippines for the first time, potentially clarifying the timeline of early human activity in the area. Found in one of the Peñablanca caves, a region where the oldest human remains in the Philippines were found, the figure has been directly dated as about 3500 years old. Lead author Dr Andrea Jalandoni from Griffith University’s Place, Evolution and Rock Art Heritage Unit says the date offers a more holistic view of the people inhabiting the caves at that time.

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Griffith University: Philippines cave art becomes first directly dated in Southeast Asia

Share A Griffith University-led research team has carbon-dated cave art resembling a human-like figure in the Philippines for the first time, potentially clarifying the timeline of early human activity in the area. Found in one of the Peñablanca caves, a region where the oldest human remains in the Philippines were found, the figure has been directly dated as about 3500 years old. Lead author Dr Andrea Jalandoni from Griffith University’s Place, Evolution and Rock Art Heritage Unit says the date offers a more holistic view of the people inhabiting the caves at that time. “The date corresponds with archaeological activity found at other sites such as foraging activities in Eme and Arku Caves and pottery in Callao Cave.

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