Again, the next transition slide is cued. It displays images of the mostly craggy crevice caves which have formed on the elevated portion of the mountainside ridges. These chambers have been so close to the mouth of the active Mount Aguado herself, some geoscientists believe most of these lava tubes are not as extinct as their crusts evidently show. Much like some of the cookies sold at any grocery or bakery: deceptively crusty and hard on the outside, but still soft and gooey inside.
The esteemed Director continues on with explaining the slide presentation.
“Because these higher parts of the mountains of the gods had also been the centuries-old traditional burial site of the entire tribe. For purposes of proper accounting of some historical facts, the term bangwas in Suyonon was actuall
