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    The document outlines different periods of time in the Philippines and some of their key characteristics: 1) The Old Age/Paleolithic Period from 50,000-10,000 BC saw the use of basic pebble and flake stone tools for hunting and gathering. Clothing was made from tree barks and early food preparation techniques developed. 2) The New Stone Age/Neolithic Period from 10,000-500 BC featured the introduction of polished stone tools for activities like pot-making and forest clearing. Agriculture also began with crops like taro and yam. 3) The Early Metal Age from 500 BC-1 AD saw the emergence of metals like copper and bronze and the production

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    The document outlines different periods of time in the Philippines and some of their key characteristics: 1) The Old Age/Paleolithic Period from 50,000-10,000 BC saw the use of basic pebble and flake stone tools for hunting and gathering. Clothing was made from tree barks and early food preparation techniques developed. 2) The New Stone Age/Neolithic Period from 10,000-500 BC featured the introduction of polished stone tools for activities like pot-making and forest clearing. Agriculture also began with crops like taro and yam. 3) The Early Metal Age from 500 BC-1 AD saw the emergence of metals like copper and bronze and the production

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    The document outlines different periods of time in the Philippines and some of their key characteristics: 1) The Old Age/Paleolithic Period from 50,000-10,000 BC saw the use of basic pebble and flake stone tools for hunting and gathering. Clothing was made from tree barks and early food preparation techniques developed. 2) The New Stone Age/Neolithic Period from 10,000-500 BC featured the introduction of polished stone tools for activities like pot-making and forest clearing. Agriculture also began with crops like taro and yam. 3) The Early Metal Age from 500 BC-1 AD saw the emergence of metals like copper and bronze and the production

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    Period

    Time

    Tools/ Materials

    Occupations

    Other Info

    Old Age/ Paleolithic Period

    50,000 Core tools 10,000 Pebble tools B.C. Cobble tools Flake tools

    Hunting, gathering Tree Barks- clothing Kinilaw- earliest method by using vinegar/ limejuice Tabon Cave Complex- example of prehistoric planning for adaptation Root crops: taro & yam Grill/boil food Kilning Burial Traditions Manunggal jar- funerary vessel Phil. Pottery- shows a variety of shapes and decorative techniques by rope and mat Only semi-precious stone beads endured decay

    New Stone 10,000- Fire Agriculture: upland Age/ Neolithic 500 B.C. ax &adz-like forms rise farming Period stone tools for pot-making forest clearing and boat-making

    Early Metal Age

    500 B.C.- 1 A.D.

    Metals: copper, bronze Jewelry: beads: jade, stones, glass, shells, seeds, twigs, stems, reeds of plants

    Developed Iron Age

    Iron Smiting, jewelry Cloth weaving- replaced the bark cloth Knives, making, beaters for fashioning dress & other sumpak(blowguns) metalworking, apparel , kalikot, gong pottery making, utilized the use of blackloom glass making, tie- fabrics & blankets are used for rituals and-die weaving 5001,400 A.D. balangay trading Sharing of religion and writing through internal trade

    Age of Contact

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