Tabon Cave Complex (Lipuun Point, Quezon, Palawan) (Guide to the Natural and Cultural Resources) by Angel P. Bautista

"The Tabon Cave Complex is in the Lipuun Point Reservation, a 138-hectare museum site reservation that lies along the western coastline of Southern Palawan. It lies northwest of the Poblacion of the municipality of Quezon, and is bound on its north, east and west parts by bodies of water. The place was an island, but is now an isthmus connected to mainland Palawan through an extensive mangrove development.
Although there is only one cave originally named Tabon, all caves in Lipuun Point Reservation have become collectively known as Tabon Cave Complex where numerous archaeological artifacts have been discovered. On April 11, 1972, Presidential Proclamation No. 996 declared the cave complex and all of Lipuun Point in Quezon, Palawan a site museum reservation. This declaration ensures the protection and preservation of the caves and the immediate vicinity from deforestation and destruction." -Excerpts from the publisher's website.
A Philippine import. Limited copies available.

Paperback : 62 pages
ISBN-13 : 978-97-1-567014-2
ISBN-10 : 971567014-8
Publisher : National Museum , Manila (January 1, 2004)
Language: : English