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74Melendreslevel of confidence of the identification for each ceramic or sherd/s will bespecified. The data will then be encoded in a database in digital form.The system of documentation requires an image of all the ceramicsand sherds that will be analysed with corresponding identification(accession number) and scale. Then, the image must be hyperlinked withthe database. Afterwards, the database should be stored in a CD so that itwill be accessible to people who want to access the database to aid themin their determination of oriental tradeware ceramics from other sites.A recommendation for future researchers of oriental tradewareceramics is to apply the proposed system in identifying and documentingceramics from as many sites as possible. In the process it can be improvedon and be made more user-friendly for non-specialists. It is the hope ofthis researcher that it will help them understand better the site that theyare studying. It is recommended that the system of documentation maybe applied to other artefacts such as shells, stone tools, biological remains,and other archaeological objects.To test the system, this researcher has a forthcoming article whichwill apply this proposed method of identifying and documenting orientaltradeware ceramics to a particular assemblage from a specificarchaeological site. The tentative title is “Significance of OrientalTradeware Ceramics from Babo Balukbuk, Porac, Pampanga,Philippines.”AcknowledgementsThis article is part of my master’s thesis submitted to the ArchaeologicalStudies Program of the University of the Philippines. I am most grateful to Dr.Victor Paz (thesis adviser) for the guidance. I am also thankful to Dr. MandyMijares, Dr. Grace Barretto-Tesoro, Dr. Eusebio Dizon, Dr. William Longacre, Ms.Allison Diem, and Ms. Joy Belmonte for insightful comments and discussions. Iwould also like to thank the faculty and staff of UP Diliman Extension Programin Pampanga for their help, support and generosity. I am also grateful to my twoanonymous reviewers and Dr. Grace Baretto-Tesoro for comments on an earlierdraft of this paper. I take full responsibility, however, for its final form.ReferencesAddis, J. 1969. Chinese Porcelain Found in the Philippines. Transactionsof the Oriental Ceramic Society 37: 17-36.Aga-Oglu, K. 1946. Ying Ching Porcelain Found in the Philippines. Art
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