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EXPLANATION OF PLATES 
PLATE 1 
Lert: Penagpatayan (Calatagan), Luzon. Tomb No. 19. Skeleton, on the back, 
extending north-south, the feet to the south. The skull is missing, 
being replaced by a dark-green glazed bowl, slightly damaged, adorned 
outside with a conventionalized lotus pattern. At the feet are placed 
two light-green glazed bowls with no decoration. Height, 6.2 cm. and 
6.6 cm. All three bowls were found in inverted position. (Photograph 
by O. Janse.) 
CENTER: Penagpatayan (Calatagan), Luzon. Tomb No. 18. Skeleton, on the 
back, extending north-south, the skull to the south. Behind the skull 
an eared, pear-shaped earthenware bottle with the neck missing. 
Height, 9.7 cm. Over the middle region was placed in inverted posi- 
tion a “hole-bottom” dish, diameter, 12.5 cm. Immediately above the 
knees was a blue and white porcelain dish with waved edge and bottom 
ridge. In the center are seen a ch’i-lin and different symbolic signs 
(fire, clouds, etc.). At the back of the ch’i-lin is a sand spot due to bad 
baking of the ware. Along the edges are geometric patterns. Outside, 
between the bottom ridge and the edge, are dots and curved lines (con- 
ventionalized flowers or leaves). Diameter, 17.7 cm. At the right foot 
was a badly damaged globular earthenware red vase. 
