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    Robert Fox Point of Views: - He discovered Tabon Caves and excavated fossil bones of at least 3 individuals, including a large fragment of a frontal bone. William Henry Scott Point of Views: - He was a historian of prehispanic Philippines who rejects describing himself as an anthropologist. He studied the Tabon skullcap which is agreed to have belonged to modern man. The documents discuss the excavation of fossil bones from Tabon Cave by Robert Fox and the analysis of the Tabon skullcap by William Henry Scott. Both examined remains from Tabon Cave but had different areas of focus and conclusions.

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    Robert Fox Point of Views: - He discovered Tabon Caves and excavated fossil bones of at least 3 individuals, including a large fragment of a frontal bone. William Henry Scott Point of Views: - He was a historian of prehispanic Philippines who rejects describing himself as an anthropologist. He studied the Tabon skullcap which is agreed to have belonged to modern man. The documents discuss the excavation of fossil bones from Tabon Cave by Robert Fox and the analysis of the Tabon skullcap by William Henry Scott. Both examined remains from Tabon Cave but had different areas of focus and conclusions.

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    Robert Fox Point of Views: - He discovered Tabon Caves and excavated fossil bones of at least 3 individuals, including a large fragment of a frontal bone. William Henry Scott Point of Views: - He was a historian of prehispanic Philippines who rejects describing himself as an anthropologist. He studied the Tabon skullcap which is agreed to have belonged to modern man. The documents discuss the excavation of fossil bones from Tabon Cave by Robert Fox and the analysis of the Tabon skullcap by William Henry Scott. Both examined remains from Tabon Cave but had different areas of focus and conclusions.

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    Robert Fox Point of Views Similarities of the Two William Henry Scott Point of

    Historical Records Views

     He is the one who discovered  They are both Doctors  He was a historian of the
    "tabon caves"  The fossil bones are Gran Cordillera Central
     Dr. Robert Fox was a noted those of Homo and Prehispanic
    American archaeologist sapiens Philippines.
     Tabon Man- during the initial  Fossils were found on  He personally rejects the
    excavations of the Tabon cave, June the west coast of description
    and July 1962, the scattered fossil Palawan anthropologist as applying
    bones of at least three individuals  Fossil human bones to himself
    were excavated, including a large were associated with  Tabon Man – The earliest
    fragment of a frontal bone with the Flake Assemblage III human skull remains
    brows and portions of the nasal known in the Philippines
    bones are the fossilized
     Tabon Man shows that it is above fragments of a skullcap
    average in skull dimensions when and jawbone of three
    compared to the modern Filipino. individuals who are
     only the flakes of this assemblage collectively called “Tabon
    have been found to date in this Man”
    area of the cave.  The Tabon skullcap are
     The area in which the fossil human agreed that it belonged to
    bones were recovered had been modern man
    disturbed by Megapode birds  Tabon man was “pre-
     There is no evidence that Tabon Mongoloid,”
    Man was “…a less brainy individual  Tabon man was not a
    Negrito.

    Read and analyze the two different Historical Records. By using Venn Diagram or the table below,
    enumerates and presents the similarities and differences of the two.

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