#ayubcave

[miguelthelastmojican-blog]

@granddaddy_iu You flying now high bro. 🕊️ You are one of Hempstead’s finest tigers🐯 that has transitioned into an angel over all of us. I have such great and fun memories of my youth with you and @mrkay7 are in so many of them. We were tigers together, Hofstra Upward bounders, colleagues in the brotherhood of hip hop and a great brother. I will love and miss you forever…✊🏽❤️🙏🏽 #gonetoosoon💔 #ayubcave @mrkay7 I am always here for you fam…🤜🏽🤛🏽 #stayupandstrongking👑💪🏾 (at Hempstead, New York (town)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmflU4Nrh_z/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[iamhajjie-blog]

Ayub Cave, Saranggani. Photography: Hajjie Alejandro Photography The Ayub Cave assemblage consists mostly of anthropomorphic earthenware burial jars, smaller earthenware ritual vessels, and a number of associated materials, namely, shell ornaments, beads, bones, and metal implements. The discovery of the Maitum Jars caued great excitement because of their uniqueness in design. According to Dizon (1996), “no similar anthropomorphic types have emerged in any Philippine archaeological sites” compared to those recovered from Ayub Cave. (Excerpt from Wikipedia). This photo was taken in National Museum of the Philippines. #hajjiealejandrophotography #lensmantraveller #itsmorefuninthephilippines #ayubcave #nationalmuseum #nationalmuseumofthephilippines #choosephilippines #dot #deptoftourism #philippinetreasures (at National Museum of Anthropology)