Status : Verified
Personal Name Claravall, Francis N.
Resource Title The Classification of Archaeometallurgical Artefacts from the Dewil Valley Archaeological Sites, El Nido, Palawan
Date Issued 14 June 2019
Abstract The Dewil Valley in El Nido, Palawan holds several known archaeological sites; most of these sites are caves and rockshelters within karst formations. There are a few open sites known but they yielded no metal artefacts while metal artefacts have been identified and reported by excavators in cave and rockshelter sites, no typologies or categorization were done to link these finds across the valley.
This study focuses on the metal artefacts recovered from archaeological sites in the Dewil Valley. The study attempts to better understand the metallurgical nature of artefact assemblages by categorization and improving on the system of classifying the materials mainly by morphology and chemical composition. The bases of this classification study of the metal artefacts focus on their physical characteristics such as state of preservation and type of material, form/shape features. This study also aimed and attempts to contribute in improving the classification of highly corroded metal artefacts. No attempt was made
Degree Course Master of Arts in Archaeology
Language English
Keyword Metallurgy; Archaeology; Palawan; Archaeometallurgy
Material Type Thesis/Dissertation
Category : F - Regular work, i.e., it has no patentable invention or creation, the author does not wish for personal publication, there is no confidential information.
 
Access Permission : Open Access