PUERTO PRINCESA, PHILIPPINES—In accordance with a press release launched by the University of the Philippines Diliman, proof for the human occupation of the island of Palawan has been radiocarbon dated to between 20,000 and 25,000 years in the past. Archaeologist Janine Ochoa of the College of the Philippines Diliman and her colleagues, together with members of the Indigenous Pala’wan neighborhood, uncovered remnants of deer searching and freshwater shellfish foraging in Pilanduk Cave. “[The cave] has the very best preserved Final Glacial Most (LGM) archaeological report from any website within the Philippine archipelago,” Ochoa stated. “There are usually not many LGM websites within the Philippines as a result of many have been possible submerged underwater when the coastlines and the ocean ranges have been a lot decrease in the course of the LGM,” she concluded. To examine proof for the arrival of people within the Philippines, go to “A Very Long Way to Eat Rhino.”