Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs

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The Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs are a prehistoric rock art site in the Philippines featuring ancient engravings believed to be the oldest known artworks in the country.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
rock art site
access tunnel through a hill
artTechnique incising
pecking
conservationIssues vandalism
weathering
conservationMeasures protective viewing deck
restricted access to rock face
country Philippines
culturalSignificance evidence of early human settlement in Rizal
important site for Philippine prehistory studies
depicts animal figures
geometric shapes
human figures
discoveredBy Carlos V. Francisco NERFINISHED
discoveryYear 1965
estimatedAge circa 3000 BCE
hasPart petroglyphs
rock engravings
height approximately 8 meters
heritageDesignation National Cultural Landmark of the Philippines NERFINISHED
National Cultural Treasure of the Philippines NERFINISHED
inscriptionType petroglyph
length approximately 63 meters
locatedIn Angono NERFINISHED
Binangonan NERFINISHED
Calabarzon NERFINISHED
Luzon
Rizal NERFINISHED
locatedOn rock shelter
managedBy National Museum of the Philippines NERFINISHED
material volcanic tuff
near Angono NERFINISHED
Binangonan NERFINISHED
numberOfFigures over 120
orientation northwest-facing
period Late Neolithic
protectionStatus protected area
recognizedAs oldest known artworks in the Philippines
oldest known rock art in the Philippines
surface rock wall
tourism open to visitors
UNESCORegion Asia-Pacific NERFINISHED
UNESCOTentativeList UNESCO World Heritage Site tentative list NERFINISHED

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Rizal contains Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs