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    Tabon Man is the name given to the earliest known human remains found in the Philippines, dating back 22,000-24,000 years ago. The primary source is Dr. Robert Fox, who discovered the fossilized skull cap in Quezon, Palawan. According to Dr. Fox's findings, the bones belonged to a modern human. A secondary source is an article by William Scott describing Tabon Man, but this was based more on analyzing Dr. Fox's evidence and findings from the original discovery rather than first-hand observation. Dr. Fox's account is considered the most reliable and valid primary source since he directly witnessed the discovery of the fossilized bones in Palawan that came to be known as Tabon

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    Tabon Man is the name given to the earliest known human remains found in the Philippines, dating back 22,000-24,000 years ago. The primary source is Dr. Robert Fox, who discovered the fossilized skull cap in Quezon, Palawan. According to Dr. Fox's findings, the bones belonged to a modern human. A secondary source is an article by William Scott describing Tabon Man, but this was based more on analyzing Dr. Fox's evidence and findings from the original discovery rather than first-hand observation. Dr. Fox's account is considered the most reliable and valid primary source since he directly witnessed the discovery of the fossilized bones in Palawan that came to be known as Tabon

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    Tabon Man (William Scott Compared To Robert Fox)

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    Tabon Man is the name given to the earliest known human remains found in the Philippines, dating back 22,000-24,000 years ago. The primary source is Dr. Robert Fox, who discovered the fossilized skull cap in Quezon, Palawan. According to Dr. Fox's findings, the bones belonged to a modern human. A secondary source is an article by William Scott describing Tabon Man, but this was based more on analyzing Dr. Fox's evidence and findings from the original discovery rather than first-hand observation. Dr. Fox's account is considered the most reliable and valid primary source since he directly witnessed the discovery of the fossilized bones in Palawan that came to be known as Tabon

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    Tabon Man

    (William Scott compared to Robert Fox)

    What has been known as the earliest human being in the Philippines is a
    representation of a fossilized skull cap called Tabon Man. This was attributed to the
    date of 22,000-24,000 years ago according to Dr. Robert Fox. It was discovered in
    Quezon, Palawan.

    The primary source in this study was the one made by Dr. Robert Fox.
    According to him, the fossilized bones appears to be a modern man or a homosapien. His
    findings and evidences made it as a primary source for he is an eyewitness of the event.

    Secondary source is from the article made by Mr. Willliam Scott.


    According to his historical Research about the Tabon Man, he describe its looks even if
    it blend to people and changes its clothes. His article was a lot more of an analysis of the
    evidences and findings from the primary source or the source from the late Dr. Robert
    Fox.

    Dr. Robert Fox’s source is the one that is reliable. It is more factual, reliable
    and a valid source because he is an eyewitness of the discovery of the fossilized bones
    in Palawan or the so called Tabon Man.

    Submitted by:

    Carl Jacob Redubla

    Criminology 108

    Student

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