Historic Homecoming: Cotabato Urns Return to the Philippines
The return of Cotabato limestone urns to the Philippines symbolizes cultural dignity and ethical heritage conservation.
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Jar burials are a form of secondary burial in which a body is exhumed at a later stage and the bones are interred into a jar.
The return of Cotabato limestone urns to the Philippines symbolizes cultural dignity and ethical heritage conservation.
via Business Mirror, 31 August 2023: Exploring the Manunggul Jar and Balangay boat, the article unravels how Filipino maritime culture ...
A virtual exhibition on Neolithic limestone funerary urns that were purchased and brought to the United States, but will soon ...
via Khmer Times, 07 December 2021: The archaeology of a more recent period at Angkor Wat.
via Vera Files, 20 November 2021: Pivoting from Covid deaths to ancient burial practices seems like a hard turn to ...
via Cebu Daily News, 29 December 2020: Opinion piece by a lawyer who oversees a seafaring division, discussing the Manunggul ...
via VN Explorer, 18 November 2020: The exhibition at the Vietnam National Mueum of History in Hanoi on the Bai ...
via Kampuchea Thmey Daily, 06 November 2020: A Khmer article about the iscovery of ceramic urns(?) around Lolei temple. They ...
via Antiquity, 19 October 2020: A paper analysing the populations of the jar burial culture in Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains.
via Phnom Penh Post, 14 August 2019: Urns containing human bones found in Banteay Kdei temple.