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124ParrenoSoares, P., J. A. Trejaut, J.-H. Loo, C. Hill, M. Mormina, C.-L. Lee, Y.-M.Chen, G. Hudjashov, P. Forster, V. Macaulay, D. Bulbeck, S.Oppenheimer, M. Lin, and M. B. Richards. 2008. Climate Changeand Postglacial Human Dispersals in Southeast Asia. MolecularBiology and Evolution 25(6):1209-1218.Solheim II, W. G., with contributions from D. Bulbeck and A. Flavel. 2007.Archaeology and culture in Southeast Asia: Unraveling the Nusantao.Quezon City: University of the Philippines PressTabbada, K. A., J. Trejaut, J.-H. Loo, Y.-M. Chen, M. Lin, M. Mirazon-Lahr, T. Kivisild, and M. C. A. De Ungria. 2010. PhilippineMitochondrial DNA Diversity: A Populated Viaduct betweenTaiwan and Indonesia? Molecular Biology and Evolution 27(1):21-31.Terrell, J. E. 1999. Think Globally, Act Locally (Oppenheimerʹs Eden in theEast: The Drowned Continent of Southeast Asia).CurrentAnthropology 40(4):559-561.Terrell, J. E., K. M. Kelly, and P. Rainbird. 2001. Foregone Conclusion? InSearch of “Papuans” and “Austronesians” Current Anthropology 42(1):97-124.Turner II, C. G. 2006. Dental Morphology and the Population History ofthe Pacific Rim and Basin: Commentary on Hirofumi Matsumuraand Mark J. Hudson. American Journal of Physical Anthropology130:455-461.van Oven, M., J. M. Hämmerle., M. van Schoor, G. Kushnick, P.Pennekamp, I. Zega, O. Lao, L. Brown, I. Kennerknecht, and M.Kayser. 2010. Unexpected island effects at an extreme: reduced Y-chromosome and mitochondrial DNA diversity in Nias. MolecularBiology and Evolution 28(4): 1349-1361 (published online onNovember 8, 2010).The Transforming Ethical Practice in Philippine ArchaeologyPamela Faylona2010. Madrid, Spain: JAS Arqueologis S.L.U. 193 pp.Review by Al ParrenoGraduate student, Archaeological Studies Program, University of the PhilippinesGiven the growing interest for archaeology in the country, theauthor emphasised the need for ethics in the study (p2). As the book said,
BOOK REVIEWS 125the author’s aim is to “especially raise the concern to formalise a standardfor the ethics in Philippine archaeology” (back cover). It implies advocacywhose goal is to convince the readers for the need for a Code of Ethics(back cover). To do this, it raises three main points: 1. It narrates thedevelopment of Philippine Archaeology (pp. 21-34); 2. It talks about theapplication in Philippine museums (pp. 35-48); 3. It tells the publicperception of archaeologists (pp. 49-62).To argue her points, the author dug into the past of PhilippineArchaeology. She then presented a methodical narrative of thedevelopment of the discipline. Aside from the main chapter dedicated tothis, the author presented in Table 1 a meticulous research on literature onPhilippine Archaeology. It is what its title says, “The Content Analysis ofthe Historical Literature of Philippine Archaeology” (p. 159). In arguingfor the application of standards in the Philippines, the author studiedseveral museums and their processes in displaying artefacts. The authorsummarised her findings on the handling of artefacts (Table 2, p. 171). Asbasis for comparison or benchmark, the author used the Ford’sManagement of Archaeological Collection Guidelines. It both provides abasis (the Ford’s Guidelines) and in a table shows how museums areapplying them.Again in support of her main thesis, the author wanted to capturethe historical perception of Philippine archaeology. In order to capturethis impression, the author shows a narration of historical press releases.This is summarised in Table 4 which cohesively points to newspapers andperiodicals showing “Popular Philippine Archaeology Literature.” Toshow the “transformation”, the author likewise summarises the Practiceof Archaeology in the Philippines” which she divides into the IntegrationPhase, the Assimilation Phase and the Recognition Phase.The supporting arguments for ethical practices in the Philippinesare well researched. Taken away from the context of ethics, the researchon the supporting arguments alone provides very rich material onPhilippine Archaeology. Taking the pertinent parts, the chapters of thebook can be woven into other authoritative books as well. The differentchapters supporting her thesis can very well be entitled as “The History ofPhilippine Archaeology” or “Public Perception of PhilippineArchaeologists” or “The Practice of Philippine Museums.”By collating a comprehensive discussion of articles and sources onPhilippine Archaeology, she shows a good basis to argue the impression
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