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                    [Title] => The geology of the panghilod, the traditional Filipino stone tool
                    [Summary] => Even before the introduction of loofas and other body scrubs in today’s beauty bars, there has always been the lowly panghilod. To the young and uninitiated, a panghilod is a piece of rock or stone used in scrubbing out dirt and grime from the skin during bathing. The type of rock used for this purpose varies, but the panghilod generally possesses three important attributes: small enough to be hand-held; a naturally polished or smoothened surface; and flat or oblate in shape. 


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                    [AuthorName] => STAR SCIENCE By Leopoldo P. De Silva Jr., Ph.D.
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The geology of the panghilod, the traditional Filipino stone tool

By STAR SCIENCE By Leopoldo P. De Silva Jr., Ph.D. | November 24, 2005 - 12:00am

Even before the introduction of loofas and other body scrubs in today’s beauty bars, there has always been the lowly panghilod. To the young and uninitiated, a panghilod is a piece of rock or stone used in scrubbing...

Science and Environment