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civiizaton O IIM oro People There are many varieties of bracelets The specimens
and clay pipes, the latter being quit.ej are considered of
similar to Irish clay pipes even ',oI museum of anthr,
Is Shown By Exhibit In Library the knobs beneath them. ;reasons than th~e
____i The weapons are of the type that s modern culture.
('ollected B~y University's waoso afrtecohn n Moros used up to a few years ag:) dons are pottery
Art~es eapns f wrfae, he lotingandwhen the United States government! rivalled today ins(
f'Iof the jeelry, asxweldatitheOpu a stop to their use, at least, as im- ernhed. 'These ce
192225 ispaye litlemodes o Cotemoray tpesplements of warfare. The swords are j shallow bowls wh
are all modern. These modlels were }(decorated with gold, silver, and ivory; Sung and Ming
-MAINLY OF ANCIENT ART j ad by a Filipino living near Ma- i in design. The "lantaka" as a modelj been taken from
- Inila, and1 are very life-like, accordling ;of the larger canons that were for- ; an evidence of
Civilization of the Moro peoples of jto lDr. Guthe.> merly used. o nce lived in this
tlre southern lpart of the 1PhilipeI __ w Pte ~i0 r iielWt n

of ailcient ceramics
)f more value to the
ropology for obvious
various examples of
The Chinese cela-
ywhich can not be
sofar as glaze is con-
eladons are the large
hich (late back to the
dynasties, and ha-4e
iPhilippsine graves---
the Chinese having;
region of th-e Philip-

panes. There is another case devoted
to Chinese greenware. Besides the
two cases of greenware there are two
1iven over to blueware, some of
-which is exqluiSite in design.
All these specimens of Chinese cera-

mnics were discovered by the expedi t v n h outy hnmtra
t ion of the museum of anthropology. .v:,tI; "n t' em542 site, the mu-Seumn
The expedition c plateCd al the 22 otf''a 'vovlo; y is richer wvith 10.000
southern provinces 0f the E'v Lippin " lmore objects. Tile object of the e:.-
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islands is represented by the synoptic
exhibit now in tihe cases in the lobby
of the Library. Tphe material is taken
from the collection of the University
Philippine expedition (1922-25) head.-
ed by Dr. Carl (Iithe, associate di.-
rector of anthropology, a-nd is now al
part of the museum of anthropology.I
Practically all-3 the articles dis-
played are of the ancient culture, al-
though_ some are devoted to modern.
The brass food vessels, the queer-
shaped. swordls, ;knives,. and other

dent jewelry taken from burial caves.r
In the caves are found1 decorative gold
teeth hands that were lookedI to the
teeth out of purely a'esthetic motives,
goldl charms, rings, beads, and other }
trinkets. 't'here arw aomne specimens
of human teeth filled with gold ; these
filings, too, were n~on-utilitarian.
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