TY  - ADVS
ED  - Ayala Museum Research Team
TI  - Panhulgan Cliff
KW  - Land forms
KW  - Basey, Western Samar
KW  - 1972
KW  - amrt
KW  - basey
KW  - philippine-american war
KW  - samar
KW  - Sohoton River
KW  - visayas
N1  - Rising some 70 to 80 meters high on the west bank of the Sohoton River is a limestone cliff which was used as a stronghold and hiding place by the insurrestos during the Philippine-American was in 1899-03. From that place the insurgents dropped huge rocks and logs to enemies trapped below when negotiating the river. Earlier, during the Spanish time, convicts were allegedly thrown from the precipice; thus, the name given to the cliff, Panhulgan or Guinhulgan, which means "place where things are dropped."; With prints
UR  - http://retrato.com.ph/retratoimages/Midsize/GE/GE00860a.jpg
UR  - http://retrato.com.ph/retratoimages/Thumb/GE/GE00860a.jpg
UR  - http://www.retrato.com.ph/photodtl.asp?id=GE00860
ER  -