Philippines Expands UNESCO Tentative List with 7 New Sites
Philippines adds 7 sites to UNESCO Tentative List, highlighting diverse natural and cultural heritage awaiting global recognition.
South-western province of the Philippines.
Philippines adds 7 sites to UNESCO Tentative List, highlighting diverse natural and cultural heritage awaiting global recognition.
Discoveries at Pilanduk Cave reveal Ice Age human activities in Palawan, showcasing ancient adaptations and the oldest tiger fossils in ...
Palawan's Tabon Caves Museum, showcasing ancient human history, aims to enhance tourism and support UNESCO World Heritage Site status.
Over 20 years, El Nido's Palawan Island Palaeohistory Research Project has evolved from archaeology to fostering community heritage and sustainable ...
via Palawan News, 21 November 2023: The Provincial Government of Palawan and the National Museum of the Philippines are actively ...
via Palawan News, 01 September 2023: A heritage site map for the Tabon Cave Complex is being developed to support ...
via Palawan News, 31 July 2023: The Palawan Council for Sustainable Development endorses the nomination of the Tabon Cave Complex, ...
via the VERA Files, 23 July 2023: The earliest plant tool use in Southeast Asia, reveals prehistoric ingenuity from 39,000 ...
via Palawan News, 25 May 2023: The Sangguniang Panlalawigan has urged Governor Victorino Dennis Socrates to support the nomination of ...
via Palawan News, 06 May 2023: Archaeologists wrapped up this year’s excavation season at the Dewil Valley, where excavations have ...
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