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Norway, Palawan bolster efforts in environmental, social governance | Izza Reynoso

PUERTO PRINCESA The Norwegian government is boosting ties with the leadership of Palawan Province, with an eye toward enhancing partnerships in various fields. Ambassador Christian Halaas Lyster led a delegation’s cordial visit to the province’s top officials on April 3. He was welcomed at the Provincial Capitol by provincial legal officer-lawyer…

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FACT CHECK | Mindanao and Sulu included in the 1898 Treaty of Paris and in the Philippine Declaration of Independence of June 12, 1898

MindaNews fact-checked a news item that says Mindanao and Sulu were not included in the territories ceded by Spain to the United States under the 1898 Treaty

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Early Humans Were Weaving Baskets in the Philippines 40,000 Years Ago!

New study reveals early humans in the Philippines crafted ropes and baskets from plant fibers as far back as 40,000 years ago.

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Age of Bamboo may be 39,000 years old

Studying tools found in Tabon Cave, archaeologists found traces that indicate plants were used as crafting components.

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Damage on 39,000-year-old tools may reveal a prehistoric Age of Bamboo

Using plant matter to make ropes and baskets is a tradition in the Philippines that's possibly been passed down for tens of thousands of years.

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