In the mid-seventies when a team from the National Museum of the Philippines excavating a site was told that a strip of metal with some kind of writing had been found by a treasure hunter. Fortunately, the artifact was already in the hands of Proceso Gonzales, the city engineer of Butuan. He understood the importance of the find and took possession of it.
One significant archaeological finding in Butuan during the 1970s was the discovery of the Butuan Silver Strip. This artifact is a strip of silver measuring around 2.5 cm in width and 53.6 cm in length with ancient inscriptions, believed to be evidence of pre-colonial Filipino writing systems. It is considered a valuable archaeological find that sheds light on the early maritime trade and sophisticated civilization in the region.
An interesting discovery made in butuan in the early seventies
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The team of researchers made significant archaeological discoveries at the ancient burial site.
The first archaeological evidence of agriculture was found in the Fertile Crescent region of the Middle East, specifically in modern-day Iraq, Syria, Turkey, and Iran. This evidence dates back to around 10,000 years ago during the Neolithic Revolution when humans transitioned from a hunter-gatherer lifestyle to settled agriculture.
Archaeological field work may uncover sites such as prehistoric settlements, ancient burial grounds, temples, forts, and shipwrecks. These sites can provide insight into past societies, culture, trade routes, technologies, and religious practices. Excavations of these sites can help archaeologists piece together the history and lifestyle of past civilizations.
An archaeological survey is a non-invasive process that involves studying an area to identify and record archaeological sites, while an excavation is a more invasive technique that involves digging and carefully removing layers of soil to uncover, document, and analyze artifacts and features within a specific site. Surveys are often used to determine where excavations should take place.
Obsidian was one of the sharpest rocks used during the Stone Age. It is a naturally occurring volcanic glass that can be knapped into extremely sharp edges. Archaeological evidence suggests that obsidian was highly valued for tool-making due to its sharpness.
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The team of researchers made significant archaeological discoveries at the ancient burial site.
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Archaeological field work may uncover sites such as prehistoric settlements, ancient burial grounds, temples, forts, and shipwrecks. These sites can provide insight into past societies, culture, trade routes, technologies, and religious practices. Excavations of these sites can help archaeologists piece together the history and lifestyle of past civilizations.
Finding a high place to wait is a safety measure during a flash flood.
Yes, archaeological evidence shows that there was cannibalism during the harsh winter of 1609 in Jamestown.
The Continental army had the hardest time finding supplies during the American Revolution.
Sylvanus Morris has written: 'Strolls about Athens during the early seventies' -- subject(s): Description and travel, Streets
Summers in Bermuda can be very hot. It is not uncommon for the temperature to reach highs in the mid eighties Fahrenheit. The lows during the day are in the mid seventies Fahrenheit.
It was during the seventies that snowboarding picked up its first real crowd that would act as its fanbase as it became more and more prominent.