SOUTHEAST ASIAN PREHISTORY IN RELATION TO THE PHILIPPINES

Abstract

This being the first of a proposed series of memorial lectures in memory of William Henry Scott I would like to start my talk with a bit of information on my relationship with “Scotty”. I do not have the date here to be certain of my first meeting with Scotty, but I do remember enough to say that it was either his first day or his second day after arrival in Sagada. This was not planned. I was on my way to Ifugao and decided to stop over in Sagada to look up an elderly ethnographer who was said to be living in Sagada. I did not find him, but Scotty and I found each other. We became immediate friends, I might even say “close friends” though we seldom had time together. This was because it was near the end of my first stay in the Philippines and when I was here on further short or longer trips I was usually working towards the south and/or west rather than in Manila or to the north in and out of Vigan and we seldom had time together.

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