The document summarizes the discovery and significance of the Manunggul Jar found in Palawan, Philippines in 1964. The jar, dated to 710-890 BC, features three faces and two human figures in a boat, representing the ancient Filipino belief that souls journeyed by boat to the afterlife. It provides evidence that prehistoric Filipinos had beliefs in an afterlife and engaged in secondary burials.
The document summarizes the discovery and significance of the Manunggul Jar found in Palawan, Philippines in 1964. The jar, dated to 710-890 BC, features three faces and two human figures in a boat, representing the ancient Filipino belief that souls journeyed by boat to the afterlife. It provides evidence that prehistoric Filipinos had beliefs in an afterlife and engaged in secondary burials.
The document summarizes the discovery and significance of the Manunggul Jar found in Palawan, Philippines in 1964. The jar, dated to 710-890 BC, features three faces and two human figures in a boat, representing the ancient Filipino belief that souls journeyed by boat to the afterlife. It provides evidence that prehistoric Filipinos had beliefs in an afterlife and engaged in secondary burials.
BSA-1E CONCEPT MAP PREHISTORIC BELIEF DISCOVERY OF THE REPRESENTED BY THE JAR JAR • was found by Dr. • belief that souls go Robert B. Fox to the afterlife, and Miguel aboard boats, pass Antonio in 1964. through the river • found alongside and seas which the remains of explain why the tabon man manunggul jar • recovered in features three faces Chamber A of – the soul, the Manunggul cave boatman, and the in Southern boat itself Palawan • the 2 human figures • dated from 710- in a boat represent 890 B.C. a voyage to the afterlife • signifies the belief of ancient Filipinos in DESCRIPTION OF THE JAR life after death • a secondary burial jar excavated from a Neolithic burial site • has 2 prominent figures at the PURPOSE top handle of its cover represent • a funerary pottery the journey of the soul to the afterlife • shows Filipinos maritime
• made from clay with some sand culture is paramount that it
soil reflected its ancestors
• the jar is carved with curvilinear religious belief.
• Bones and remains of the scroll designs which are painted with hematite deceased are kept in the jar