PREHISTORIC artifacts UNEARTHED in MINDANAO!

[legions33]

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waw..astig!!!!!!!

[likyam]

up for tonight kay nindot ni na topic. please feel free to tan.aw2x mga bai ug mga bro. hehehe. lamat!

[radiostar]

murag malay matud pa sa akong elemntary social studies teacher

[Weena]

aniay close-up sa nawong sa nangabuak nga pottery. kinsa kaha nga ancient civilization to sila no? ang nawong sa pottery lagi kay tag-as/taloytoy ug ilong. dili pislat.

familair lagi ni nga mga nawng. hehehe

interesting kaayo ni nga discovery. i hope maka kawt pa sila more. this time mga taw na gyud.

[omar50071]

they look like chinese.

It is also possible that these artifacts comes from early Chinese traders that came here to do business.

[jutai]

payter ani gud! proven ba kaha ni sa mga expert sa artifacts nga B.C. pa ni.

[rodsky]

Yes I was wondering if there's more concrete info on this, like carbon-dating, pollen-checking, etc.

-RODION

[Dorothea]

^I was thinking exactly the same thing kay daghan na raba mga hoax karon.

[krstn is sensen]

wow! proud to be pinoy!

[DrE]

[B]Nya most of what we call as "First World Countries" call us ignorants and thinks we still live in houses up in a tree. When in fact their culture only developed much later than hours. This would be another shame on them! We can safely say now na we are at par with China, Korea and Thailand who have their distinct culture. For some time ago, our ancestors live in regality and reign in this vast and rich cultural land. Another thing to be proud of of being a FILIPINO.

Wait what? Sadly I dont see the connection ani na statement.