SUMMARY REPORT OF TWO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES FROM NORTH-EASTERN LUZON

Warren Lee Peterson

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Archaeological and Geological Studies Philippine History and Culture

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TVURING the 22 months beginning in May, 1968, and ending in March, 1970, I *~^ conducted archaeological survey and excavation in the Sierra Madre range of northern Luzon, Philippines. The survey resulted in the selection of two sites for excavation, one located on the western watershed of the Sierra Madre in Nueva Vizcaya Province and the other on the eastern coast of Isabela Province (see Map 1).

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