About Cabadbaran Museum
Cabadbaran Museum is a city-run museum in Barangay Poblacion, Cabadbaran City, Agusan del Norte, Philippines. Located within the City Hall Complex, it preserves and displays archaeological and ethnographic collections from Cabadbaran and surrounding areas. Notable for its ceramics, stone tools and artifacts dating to the Tang and Song dynasties, the museum documents pre-colonial settlement and local heritage. It serves as an educational center for the history and culture of Agusan del Norte.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small indoor museum within the Cabadbaran City Hall Complex displaying archaeological finds excavated from Cabadbaran sites, including Chinese ceramics, stone tools, earthenware, and ethnographic materials related to local groups. The setting is a government-managed exhibition hall with display cases, informational panels, and curated collections documenting pre-colonial and early historic periods of Agusan del Norte. The visit is primarily self-guided with staff assistance available.
Key highlights
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Archaeological ceramics from Tang and Song dynasty periods excavated in Cabadbaran
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Stone tools and earthenware documenting pre-colonial settlement
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Ethnographic displays related to Agusanon, Manobo and Mamanwa cultures
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City-managed collection preserving local history of Cabadbaran and Agusan del Norte