10/10/2022
Our joint project in the Philippines is returning after the covid hiatus - to fieldwork in April and to conferences! Here's a list of presentations and posters at the upcoming Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association on research in the Dewil Valley, a joint project between UCD School of Archaeology, the School of Archaeology (formerly Archaeological Studies Program) at the University of the Philippines Diliman, and the National Museum of the Philippines, with many collaborators. On top of that, Helen Lewis will co-chair the panel Prehistoric Riverscapes in Asia: Catchment, Landscape, 'Flow' with Simon Kaner, Director of the Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Culture, University of East Anglia.
At IPPA 2022 Chiang Mai, Thailand, November 2022:
- When Oral History Meets Archaeology: A Preliminary Look into 3D Indigenous and Contemporary Cranial Shape Variation to Explore Philippine Population History by Andrea Dominique Cosalan & Kimberly Anne Plomp.
- A Palaeopathological and Biocultural Analysis of Infectious Diseases in Adult Individuals From a 16th to Early 20th Century Burial Cemetery in Ille Site, Northern Palawan, Philippines by Gretchen Velarde
-Exploring Molar Shape and Mitochondrial DNA Cytochrome B Diversity in Commensal Rodents From Callao and Ille Caves, Philippines by Mark Laurence Garcia, Dean Arcega, Fairuz Bangahan, Juan Rofes, Armand Salvador Mijares, Victor Paz, Raquel Rubio, Mariano Roy Duya, Paulo Miguel Kim, Michael James B. Herrera
-Phenomenology of Cave: The Case of Dewil Valley and Linapacan Archaeological Sites (Palawan, Philippines) by Zuzanna Kowalczyk & Karolina Joka
-The Archaeometallurgy of Dewil Valley Archaeological Sites, El Nido, Northern Palawan by Francis N. Claravall
-Archaeology of Makangit Maliit na Bato Rockshelter in El Nido, Palawan, Philippines by Jane Carlos, Myra Lara, Aude Favereau, Helen Lewis, Victor Paz
