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Ligaya S. P. Lacsina
Associate Professor
lslacsina@up.edu.ph
Research Interest:
I'm a maritime archaeologist with a specific interest in
Southeast Asian watercraft construction. My 2016 doctoral
thesis examined the Butuan Boats, which were first
excavated in Butuan City in the 1970s. I received my
Doctor of Philosophy in Archaeology from Flinders
University of South Australia and Master of Arts in
Archaeology from the University of the Philippines in
2009. I previously worked at the National Museum of the
Philippines' Maritime and Underwater Cultural Heritage
Division as a researcher and curator from 2016 to 2021,
after starting my career in the institution as a
researcher in the Archaeology Division in 2004.
Area of Specialization:
maritime archaeology, underwater archaeology, ship and
boat-building
Current and Previous Projects
2018
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Iberian
shipbuilding in the Philippines and Asia |
2017-2018
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National Museum of the Philippines
(NMP)-Navigea survey for deep water World War II
shipwrecks in Philippine waters
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2018
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Vietnam Maritime Archaeology Project in Quan
Lan Island, Vietnam
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2017
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Catanauan Underwater Archaeological Project
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2012-2013
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Butuan Boats archaeological excavation
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2011
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Scarborough Shoal
Underwater Archaeology Project
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2011
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Marigondon Cave Underwater Archaeology Project
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2011
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Investigation of a reported shipwreck site in
Dakak, Dapitan City, Zamboanga Del Norte
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2008
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Underwater Archaeological Exploration in
Eastern Catanduanes
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2008
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Archaeological Survey of Ilocos Norte
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2006
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Archaeological Excavation at Isumbo Site, S.
Espanola, Palawan
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2006
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Plaza Independencia Project
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2005
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Underwater Archaeological Excavation in
Mangsee, Balabac, Palawan
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2004
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Batangas Archaeological Project
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2002-2006
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Archaeological Exploration and Excavation in
Batanes Province
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Education
2016
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PhD in Archaeology, Flinders University
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2009
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M.A. in Archaeology, University of the
Philippines Diliman
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Archaeology Courses Taught
Archaeology 251
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Underwater Archaeology in Southeast Asia
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Archaeology 297
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Nautical Archaeology
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Archaeology 297
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Maritime Archaeology
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Publications
2020
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"Examining pre-colonial Southeast Asian
boatbuilding: An archaeological study of the
Butuan Boats and the use of edge-joined planking
in local and regional construction techniques."
Timon: The Proceedings of the Philippine
Maritime Heritage Forum. AIMS Museo Maritimo.
Manila.
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2020
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Lacsina, L. and A. Mochtar. "The lashed-lug
tradition beyond commonalities: A closer
examination of various keel design within
Southeast Asian shipbuilding tradition".
Advancing Southeast Asian Archaeology 2019:
Selected Papers from the Third SEAMEO SPAFA
International Conference on Southeast Asian
Archaeology. SEAMEO SPAFA Regional Centre for
Archaeology and Fine Arts. Bangkok.
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2020
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"Southeast Asian boat construction in the
Philippines at the end of the first millennium:
The Butuan Boats". Philippine Journal of
History. Vol. 66.
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2019
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"The same-same boatbuilding tradition? Looking
at different examples of lashed-lug boats from
the Southeast Asian region". Past, Present and
Future of ASEAN Maritime Heritage: Proceedings
of International Symposium. Underwater
Archaeology Division, Fine Arts Department,
Ministry of Culture. Bangkok.
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2019
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"Ancient Boat Sites in Butuan City,
Philippines". In Y. Ishizawa, N. Sotheavin and
M. Yoshida (eds.) Report on Activities for
Exchanges in International Cooperation for the
Inheritance of Cultural Properties and the New
Role of Museums within ASEAN 10 Countries.
Sophia University Asian Center for Research and
Human Development. Tokyo.
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2016
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Jago-on, S.C., B. Orillaneda, and L. Lacsina.
"The archaeology of the Manila Acapulco
galleons". In Kabarkadáhan: La Rute del Galeón
Manila-Acapulco (Ang Galeong nag-uugnay sa
Manila at Acapulco) UNESCO National Commission
of the Philippines. Published conference
proceedings. Manila.
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2015
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"The Butuan Boats of the Philippines: Southeast
Asian edge-joined and lashed-lug watercraft".
Bulletin of the Australasian Institute of
Nautical Archaeology. Vol. 39.
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