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The Commission on Human Rights is an independent office created by the Constitution of the Philippines, with the primary function of investigating all forms of human rights violations involving civil and political rights in the Philippines Look also HERE |
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Human Rights in Philippines - Authorities, Organizations, Etc. & No to Sharia Law Equality Rights for Man & Woman & Children |
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Human Rights
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Children’s Rights - Like You, We Have Rights, Too -... - Indigenous Children´s Voices Video Introduction "Like You, We have Rights Too."
-- Young Indigenous PeoplesVoices of the Young Indigenous Peoples
Amnesty International Philippines, in solidarity with Indigenous Peoples
on the International Day of the Worlds Indigenous Peoples, launched its
video on IP youth entitled "Like You, We Have Rights Too - Young
Indigenous Peoples". IMPORTANT look the full description of the video
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DAYAW DECLARATION 2011 Leaders of the different clusters of indigenous peoples (IP) in the country unanimously approved a resolution pursuing a cultural and development agenda for the national government to take upon, highlighting the finale of this year’s three-day Dayaw Festival. Look also HERE |
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DAYAW DECLARATION 2011 We represent the indigenous peoples of various cultural communities from all over the Philippines who have attended the DAYAW Indigenous Peoples Festival held in Tagum City, Davao del Norte on October 6-10, 2011 and who have actively participated in the Dayaw Festival's Usapang Dangal Forum on Indgenous Peoples. Reports/Camera Work/Photos: Bernadette David, Patrick Lee, Ma. Crisedna Magsumbol, Rhenz Medez, Adel Suemith and Marvin Alcaraz. Uploaded on Jan 1, 2012 |
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UNITED NATIONS DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES Adopted by the General Assembly 13 September 2007 |
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BRUTALLY FRANK: Is marriage by
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by/Mary Ann Manja Bayang Look the article
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DEFINING INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
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DEFINING THE IDENTITY OF
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Republic Act
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"The Indigenous Peoples
Rights Act of 1997"
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INDIGENOUS PEOPLES RIGHTS
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THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES RIGHTS ACT
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WHO Philippines: Acts on Indigenous Peoples' Rights & Traditional Medicine Look the article
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Committee on Elimination of
Racial Discrimination considers report of
the Philippines
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Definition of the word "Cebuano"
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The Eskaya, less commonly known as the Visayan-Eskaya is the collective name for the members of a cultural minority found in Bohol Look also about the Eskayan language HERE |
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SCRIBBLING THE VOICE OF A TENDE: AN ETHNOGRAPHY ON THE WOMEN OF ESKAYA Regina A. Estorba, A.B., LL.B. Holy Name University, Tagbilaran City |
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“Indigenous Filipino Values: A Foundation for a Culture of
Non-Violence” Look the paper
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The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) |
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The Legal Rights and Natural Resources Center - Kasama
sa Kalikasan LRC-KsK/Friends of the Earth-Philippines - registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) LRC-KsK's overall mission is to work for the empowerment of marginalized indigenous peoples and rural communities directly dependent on natural resources. |
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Indigenous People: Keepers of the
Past! Many good informations and links to information about the different tribes, just look around |
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Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines
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Album of Philippine types
Christians and Moros. Eighty plates, representing thirty-seven provinces
and islands (1904)
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Kapampangan people The Kapampangans are an Austronesian people native to and the sixth largest ethnic group in the Philippines, numbering about 2,890,000. The province of Pampanga is traditional homeland of the Kapampangans. look also HERE |
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The Journal of History is the official publication of the Philippine National Historical Society (first named Philippine Historical Society), an organization of historians and practitioners of history Many good articles for free download e.g.:
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Still strangers in their own land
by Rorie R. Fajardo
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The First “Filipinos” |
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C. E. Smith virtual museum So many things and informations about "Peoples of the Philippines" - "Crafts" and with links in a "Alphabetical Listing of Cultural Groups" for reading about all the single groups, just look around - start click the red "C. E. Smith Museum of Anthropology" on the mainpage. |
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Webliography Indigenous Peoples of the Philippines This webliography consists of articles, researches, reports, web pages and web resources on the indigenous peoples of the Philippines. |
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Indigenous Peoples in the
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Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines
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Indigenous Peoples in the
Philippines
A Country Case Study By: David E. De Vera |
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INDIGENOUS PEOPLES/ETHNIC
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Philippine Indigenous
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Kapampangan language, history and culture. Center for Kapampangan Studies Established in 2001, the Juan D. Nepomuceno Center for Kapampangan Studies aims to sustain interest in the study of Kapampangan language, history and culture. It is housed in a three-story structure in Holy Angel University and contains a gallery, a museum and a library. The center subscribes to the motto "Be a good Kapampangan to be a better Filipino." The Kapampangans or Pampangos or are the sixth largest Filipino ethnolinguistic group. The language was spelled Capampañgan and is also called Pampango, and in the Kapampangan language: Amanung Sisuan, meaning "breastfed language". |
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Philippine indigenous arts
are as diverse as its islands, as complicated as its waterways, as
varied as its languages and as unique as its people. by Carlo Francia
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Prepared By: Ms. Rosalia C. Rosario
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Philippine Indigenous Textiles |
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The Real Filipino Roots: How we
became.. Many good photos, illustrations etc. |
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Superstitions are beliefs or practices for which there
appears to be no rational substance. Here are some of the rituals performed by the elders and folks in different provinces in the Philippines.
Look the article HERE
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Cebuano Cultural Orientation
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ETHNICITY, REGIONALISM, AND LANGUAGE Remark that there are 5 pages Look the whole article (page 1 to 5)
HERE
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Indigenous Women and Food
Sovereignty
by/Jill Cariño, Cordillera Women’s Education and Resource Center |
| Paradox of Multiculturalism |
The Paradox of Multiculturalism: Ethnicity and Identity
in the Philippines by E. San Juan, Jr.
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the article
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Indigenous Peoples
of the Philippines
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Indigenous Peoples of the
Philippines ICERD Shadow Report
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INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ STRUGGLE
FOR LAND AND LIFE
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THE PHILIPPINE INDIGENOUS
PEOPLES’ STRUGGLE FOR LAND AND LIFE: CHALLENGING LEGAL TEXTS
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Philippine tribal groups in climate change
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Philippine tribal groups assert
role and rights in climate change adaptation
Will tribes gain from climate change talks? |
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PRESERVING THE
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PRESERVING THE MOUNTAINS
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INDIGENOUS
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INDIGENOUS PEOPLES/ETHNIC MINORITIES
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DREDGING UNDER THE RICE PADDIES IN THE PHILIPPINES "These gold prospectors were sending
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Small-scale gold mining: The Kias gold mine, Philippines
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Small-scale Goldmining
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Traditional Small-scale Goldmining of
Northern Philippines Mountain Tribes
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UNDERUTILIZED PLANT RESOURCES
IN TINOC, IFUGAO, CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION, LUZON ISLAND,
PHILIPPINES
by/Teodora D. Balangcod & Ashlyn Kim D. Balangcod Many good informations and illustrations |
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The Road to Empowerment
Strengthening the Indigenous Peoples Rights Act
Nurturing the Earth, Nurturing Life |
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Indigenous Governance Practices
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Mapping and Analysis of Indigenous Governance Practices in the
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Indigenous Religious Beliefs and
Cosmology of the Filipino
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Touching Lives, eBook
CIDA’s Encounters with Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines (one of the best books we have read about the subject) |
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THE POLYSEMY OF 'INAYAN'
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THE POLYSEMY OF 'INAYAN' ACROSS
TRIBAL GROUPS IN MOUNTAIN PROVINCE: EXPLORING EVIDENCE OF
CULTURESPECIFIC ETHICAL CONCEPTS IN LANGUAGE
Purificacion G. Delima, PhD |
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Bangsang Kapampangan Essays on Kapampangan Nationalism |
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TribalSite is a forum for all those who share an interest in traditional tribal cultures, ethnographic art, and fine publications. |
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Philippine Indigenous Peoples Links (PIPLinks) exists to uphold and promote the collective and individual human rights of Indigenous Peoples and other land-based communities. |
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Ethnic groups in the Philippines with many links to the different groups |
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Filipino people of Spanish ancestry are an ethnic group in the Philippines with ancestry from Spain. |
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Indigenous peoples of the Philippines with many links to tribal groups |
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Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines Look
also this article with National indigenous
peoples' formations and organizations
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| Itawit - Tawit |
Itawit, Tawit
of Philippines Look the article
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| Ibanag |
ibanag by: Jason de la Cruz |
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Ibanag Heritage Foundation Inc. - IHFI Heritage Religious and Beliefs Programs, Projects and Activities |
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Filipino Warrior Culture
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Symbolism in
Pre-Colonial Filipino Warrior Culture
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Indigenous cultural reconstruction
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Indigenous cultural reconstruction and dynamism: the Kankanaey clan
reunion and other contemporary Igorot cultural innovations
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Ancestor Reverence in the Benguet
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Understanding Ancestor Reverence in
the Benguet Tradition
by/Leonila L. T Taray, Saint Louis University, Baguio City Keywords: Indigenous people/tradition/religion, Igorot, dialogical stance, mutuality, partnership, beliefs, ritual practices |
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Muslim Minority in the Philippines
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Tribal Burial traditions
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Tribal Burial traditions
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Tribal Burial traditions in Mindanao
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Beliefs and Practices
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Beliefs and Practices of Muslim
Women in Mindanao
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| Mosques | Historical Mosques in Philippines |
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List of Different Ethnic Groups in the Philippines Look the article
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Tribes in the Philippines
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The Tasaday Cave People - Real or Hoax? Look the article HERE and the videos HERE (opens in new window) |
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STUDIES IN PHILIPPINE LANGUAGES
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Indigenous
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Indigenous
Communities of Davao
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The Higaunon people of Northern Mindanao |
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Through
the Bukidnon Highlands: rainforests, lost tribes and cool weather The Talaandig, Matigsalug, Manobo, Tigwahanon, Higaonon, Umayamnon and Bukidnon tribes are all still very active in indigenous ways within this region today |
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The Matigsalug (Matigsalog) are the Bukidnon groups who are found in the Tigwa-Salug Valley in San Fernando in Bukidnon province, Philippines. "Matigsalug" is a term, which means "people along the Salug River (now called the Davao River)". Although often classified under the Manobo tribe, the Matigsalug is a distinct sub-group of indigenous peoples from the Manobos. They are described splinter group of the Manobo immigrants (Malayo-Polynesian origin) from the highlands to mainland Sulu. Oral tradition has said that their original settlement was at the mouth of Salug River. 77,134 hectares of land was awarded to them as their ancestral domain. Look the video "Matigsalog Polygamous Marriage" HERE |
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The Mandaya is a group of non-Christian, non-Islamic people living in Eastern Mindanao. The word "Mandaya" is derived from "man" which means "first" and "daya" which means "upstream" or "upper portion of a river". The Mandaya are mainly located in the provinces of [Davao Oriental, Davao del Norte, Compostela Valley, Surigao del Sur, Surigao del Norte, and the eastern areas of Cotabato. They are also scattered throughout the South-Eastern of Mindanao province and northward of Lianga, Surigao del Sur and Southern Agusan. and look also the video HERE (opens in new window) |
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Surigao Tribal Community Manobo and Mamanwa Tribes many good informations |
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Manobo tribe, Mindanao |
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Manobos of
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The Manobos of Mindanao
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The Lumad peoples is a group of indigenous people of the southern Philippines. It is a Cebuano term meaning "native" or "indigenous". The term is short for Katawhang Lumad (literally "indigenous peoples"), the autonym officially adopted by the delegates of the Lumad Mindanaw Peoples Federation (LMPF) founding assembly on 26 June 1986 at the Guadalupe Formation Center, Balindog, Kidapawan, Cotabato, Philippines. It is the self-ascription and collective identity of the indigenous peoples of Mindanao. Look also HERE |
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Bagobo tribe Mindanao: mountains South & East of Mount Apo; E of Cotabato |
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The
Marauding Tagakaolos of Davao A non-Muslim warlike tribe in Mindanao Look the article
HERE
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Death curse
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Mamanwa tribe
Ya barang / Sorcery: Death curse |
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Mamanwa concept
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Mamanwa tribe concept of the human soul, the spirit
world, and the layers of heaven and earth
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Ilocano
Cultural Orientation |
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The Ilocano or Ilokano people are the third largest Filipino ethnolinguistic group. |
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Ilokano literature or Iloko literature pertains to the literary works of writers of Ilocano ancestry |
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The Culture of Basilan are derived from the Yakan, Tausug and the Chavacano tribes in the southern Philippines. Both Yakans and Tausugs are predominantly Muslim, while Chavacanos are primarily Christian. These three groups represent Basilan's community. |
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FEMALE
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FEMALE CIRCUMCISION AMONG YAKAN
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Indigenous cultural tradtions
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Indigenous cultural tradtions
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Betel Chewing in the
Philippines Hidden in the Heart |
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Betel Chewing in the
Philippines
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The Philippine
Traditional Costumes
also of so many Traditional Costumes of the Indigenous peoples and Tribes By: Yahnessa Holth So many wonderfull photos and descriptions (one of the
best site about costumes, we have seen
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Philippine Tribal Costumes |
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Filipina Soul Indigenous peoples of the Philippines and their costumes Look
the article
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| The Ethnic & Indigenous Costumes | Look MUCH more The Ethnic & Indigenous Costumes |
| Buhay Pinoy Noon | Collection of old pictures from black and white or color prints |
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Anthropological reflection on Philippine masks |
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Binukot: Revisiting Western Visayas' only indigenous
group Look the article
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Coastal and Inland Dwellings By Julian E. Dacanay/ Photography: Joseph R. Fortin Folk Architecture & culture - Mindanao - Sulu (remark many pages) Look the whole article
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SUSTAINING SULU PEOPLE’S IDENTITY OF POWER, HISTORY AND
CULTURE THROUGH THEIR VISUAL ARTS
by/Professor ABRAHAM P. SAKILI, PhD. |
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Tribes of Palawan |
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PALAWAN TRIBAL ART AND ANCIENT COLLECTIONS - ARTIFACTS |
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The Tagbanua tribe one of the oldest tribes in the Philippines, can be mainly found in the central and northern Palawan |
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Tagbanua Lifeways
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Disentangling Tagbanua Lifeways, Swidden and Conservation on Palawan
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The Healing of A Tagbanua Ancestral
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Tagbanua Language
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Tagbanua Language in Irawan in the Midst of
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Palawan’s Sea Gypsies Under Threat Read much more about the Badjao - Bajao - Bajau - Badjaw - Badjau (many names for the same people) HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE & HEREand look also the videos HERE (opens in new window) |
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Way out in the wild Sulu Sea, where
robberies and kidnappings are commonplace and the law of Sea Pirates is
the only rule, tribes of aquatic gypsies live their entire lives at sea,
touching land only to die By Ron Gluckman/ Sitangkai, the Philippines Look the article HERE
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The Bajau
Twilight of the Sea People
By Jose Torres Jr. |
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Badjao sea gypsies
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Philippines'
Badjao sea gypsies are tossed by modern winds
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The Badjao
Sitangkai, Tawi Tawi
A few floating market, One of the liveliest but least known of them is the one kilometer marine causeway at Sitangkai, Tawi-Tawi. |
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THE VANISHING BATAK TRIBE OF PALAWAN, THE PHILIPPINES by ANTONIO GRACEFFO Remark 5 pages
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HERE
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Biodiversity in a Batak village of
Palawan
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“KABATAKAN”
The Ancestral Territory of the Tanabag Batak on Palawan Island |
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Palawan - Batak tribe
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The Ancient Philippine Archipelago Many good description of the different Indigenous peoples of the Philippines |
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PRIMER ON INDIGENOUS PEOPLES of Mindanaw, Sulu and Palawan |
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 Gallery of Photographs from Mindanao e.g. Ethnic peoples |
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Social Differentiation on Palawan
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The
Persistence of Social Differentiation in a Rural Philippine Village
between so-called uplanders and lowlanders
on Palawan
Wolfram H. Dressler |
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Ethnic Minority Groups In The Philippines |
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Photographs of Tribal people 1910´s.
Under the American occupation of the Philippines, and while mainstream Hispanic Filipinos were being exterminated by the million, the American eye felt inclined to portray the peoples who gave an impression of rusticity and wilderness in remote, non-Malay, not deeply Hispanized areas of the Philippines, both justifying their uplifting aims and the wonder and consent of Americans at home. Photos from Dean C. Worcester's collection [University of Michigan digital collections], taken in 1901. Dean Conant Worcester, D.Sc., F.R.G.S. (October 1, 1866 - 1924) was an American zoologist, public official, and authority on the Philippines, born at Thetford, Vermont, and educated at the University of Michigan (A.B., 1889). From 1899 to 1901 he was a member of the United States Philippine Commission; thenceforth until 1913 he served as secretary of the Interior for the Philippine Insular Government. Look also videos of many of his photos HERE |
| Philippine Negritos |
Philippine Negritos ETHNONYMS: Aeta, Atta, Baluga, Batak, Dumagat, Mamanwa, Pugut and look also the videos HERE (opens in new window) |
| Y-chromosomes of Filipino Negritos |
Y-chromosomes of Filipino Negritos and non-Negritos The Y-chromosome landscape of the Philippines: extensive heterogeneity and varying genetic affinities of Negrito and non-Negrito groups |
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Negritos of Zambales by William Allan Reed Manila Bureau of Public Printing 1904 Look
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| The Mamanwa |
The Mamanwa is a Negrito tribe often grouped together with the Lumad. They believe in a collection of spirits, which are governed by the supreme deity Magbabaya. Look the article HERE
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The
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Casiguran Agta / Casiguran
Dumagat Look the article
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The Aeta (pronounced as “eye-ta,”), Agta or Ayta are an indigenous people who live in scattered, isolated mountainous parts of Luzon, Philippines |
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Calantas Young Dreamers Foundation, Inc. (CYDFI Philippines) Nabuclod
Aeta Journal
Pampango - Baluga - Pilipino - English Dictionary |
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THE SIERRA MADRE
MOUNTAIN RANGE: GLOBAL RELEVANCE, LOCAL REALITIES
Edited by Jan van der Ploeg Eileen C. Bernardo Andres B. Masipiquena |
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Tausug: The bravest tribe |
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Tausug - Marriage and Family Look
the article HERE
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Tausug Cultural Orientation
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Islam, Women and Gender Justice
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Islam, Women and Gender Justice:
A Discourse on the Traditional Islamic Practices among the Tausug in
Southern Philippines
by Jamail A. Kamlian |
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Ifugao Culture & Tradition look also about Province of Ifugao HERE |
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OLD IFUGAO CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS RITUALS ON NATURAL DEATHS , then and now (I-ne’-en di na’te – han-di ya ad u-wani) By Anderson Dulnuan Tuguinay This article refers to the tradition of the natives of Ifugao in the Cordillera Mountain ranges (Philippines) particularly the “Tuwali” tribe for an adult who had died of illness. Persons who have died of violence, drowned or otherwise the death is not due to illness are accorded different specific rituals. Different type of ritual is also given to dead Infants and women who had died while giving birth. The burial traditions of early Ifugaos have several variations.
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Ifugao Law by/ R. F. Barton - 1919 Many great information and photos from that time of the Ifugao - Bontoc people
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Look version 2 of the same book here:
"Ifugao
Law"
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF IFUGAO INCORPORATION - SDI INC. The famous SDI is an acronym of the Sons and Daughters of Ifugao, the pioneering group site of Ifugaos in social networking respectively in facebook that was registered in the Securities and Exchange Commission. and look also the video HERE (opens in new window) |
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IFUGAO TRIBAL ART AND ANCIENT COLLECTIONS - ARTIFACTS |
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Ifugao idols and other identities Lowlanders have a lot to learn from these uplanders who, everyday, kiss the clouds while their feet are firmly planted on the ground. Look
the article HERE
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| We made the Ifugao Rice Terraces |
We made the Ifugao Rice Terraces Introducing the land of Ifugao and look also the video HERE (opens in new window) |
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Bikers to heaven Ifugao wooden bikes Tourism seems to be gradually shifting the function of bikes from being a logistic need to a sort of choreographed F1 show the racing event which takes place in Imbayah, their festival. While so, tourism plays the important role of continuing the relevance of these wooden bikes for the Ifugao people, and in the part of the observers, having us realize the magnitude and depth of the different cultures outside of our urban backyards. – Paolo Abellanosa Look the article as pdf
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Ifugao Rice Rituals Hope Bile is Good
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Banaue Rice Terraces Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras World Heritage Look more HERE |
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THE IFUGAO MUYONG: SUSTAINING WATER, CULTURE AND
LIFE
Rogelio C. Serrano and Ernesto A. Cadaweng |
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ART AS
LIFE: The Ifugao Bul-ul
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Ifugao: the Banaue Ethnic Village and look also the video HERE (opens in new window) |
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The Woodcarvers of the Philippines by/ Rosanna C. Rogacion Look
the article
HERE
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| OLD IFUGAO TRADITIONS - BOGWA |
OLD IFUGAO TRADITIONS -
BOGWA (Bone Cleansing Ritual) look also
HERE |
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The oral literature of the Tuwali Ifugao in Kiangan has been classified into four types with three of the types having subtypes. The classification has been based on the manner of delivery, purpose of the rendition and structure of the pieces. |
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Ifugao
hudhud,
the Philippines
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A Living Shamanistic Oral
Tradition: Ifugao
hudhud, the Philippines
look more about Ifugao
hudhud
both by/ Maria V. Stanyukovich Look also the videos about the Ifugao hudhud HERE (opens in new window) |
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Mayoyao Ifugao Hudhud
(volume 1) |
Mayoyao Ifugao Hudhud -
Storybook (volume 1)
Look also the videos about the Ifugao hudhud HERE (opens in new window) |
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Mayoyao Ifugao Hudhud
(volume 2) |
Mayoyao Ifugao Hudhud -
Storybook (volume 2)
Look also the videos about the Ifugao hudhud HERE (opens in new window) |
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Memory, Culture, and the
Hudhud
Chants
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Telling Tales:
Memory, Culture, and the Hudhud Chants
Tiana Pyer-Pereira |
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THE THREE TRIBES - Bago - Bugkalot - Kankanaey - AND
THEIR ANCESTRAL DOMAINS
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PROGRAMS FOR THE BUGKALOT TRIBE
HERE
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CWERC
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Defending indigenous women’s rights
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Cordillera Cultural Heritage
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Cañao or “Kanyaw” STRICTLY SPEAKING, there is no such term as cañao or “kanyaw” as has been popularized by lowland brethren which collectively refers to any ritual dancing by indigenous peoples of the Cordillera. Look the article as pdf
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The Mountain Houses By Rodrigo D. Perez Folk Architecture (remark many pages) Look the whole article
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CORDILLERA ARCHITECTURE OF
NORTHERN LUZON
By WILLIAM HENRY SCOTT Sagada, Mountain Province, Philippines |
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Mountain Province in Brief
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| My Federal Philippines | Cordillera, Grand Central Mountains. The mountains in question are none other than the great wide range rolling along the length of Northern Luzon, home to the various tribes of who are now called, as an attempt at political correctness, Cordillerans. |
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Cordillera Express - News and information from Home |
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Cordillera online |
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Communal Land Management in the Cordillera Region by/Lorelei Crisologo-Mendoza & June Prill-Brett So many good informations about the culture and life in the Cordillera Region |
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Healers and Healing in the Cordillera cultures: Bontok, Gaddang, Ibaloy, Ifugao, Ilongot, Isneg, Kalinga, Kankana-ey, Ikalahan, I'wak and Tinguian |
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Tumayaw Village is a development to promote ethnic pride among the Banayoyo people while also providing them with the means to prosper and perpetuate the heritage of its people Look also HERE |
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Indigenous
agroforestry
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Indigenous agroforestry
practices in the Cordillera
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“The Kalinga & Isneg Way of Life”
Kalinga - Apayao Way of Life
by AUS -
Augustus Ulát Sabóy -
Kalinga journalist, politician,
pangat (tribal elder), and local historian.
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Mountain tribes in Northern Luzon |
The Head
Hunters of Northern Luzon
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The Head Hunters of Northern Luzon
From Ifugao to Kalinga A Ride Through the Mountains of Northern Luzon With an Appendix on the Independence of the Philippines By: Cornélis De Witt Willcox |
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Traditional Identities and
Tattoos in Contemporary Kalinga, North Luzon Philippines - with
illustrations and photos
Analyn Ikin V. Salvador-Amores
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THE LAST KALINGA TATTOO ARTIST
A very very good article, Look the article
HERE
Look MUCH more about "Tribal Tattoo" HERE |
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The People of the Mountains
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Banayoyo people Long time ago the Tingguian and Igorot tribes intermarried and it did not take long enough they formed another tribe. However, both tribes had different dialects. Thus, the result of the intermarriage resulted to one dialect derived from the “Tingguian of Abra” and “Igorot of Cordillera” - born the “Itneg” of the newly formed tribe. |
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eBook: The TinguianSocial, Religious, Economic and Music Life of a Philippine TribeBy Fay-Cooper ColeLook the eBook
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A Study in Tinguian Folk-Lore by Fay-Cooper Cole |
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TINGGUIAN ABRA RITUALS By Philian Louise C. Weygan Published by ICBE in “Cordillera Rituals as a Way of Life” edited by Yvonne Belen (2009) ICBE, The Netherlands
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article
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Policy Indigenous Peoples - Aeta - Baatan
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Policy Indigenous Peoples - Aeta - Baatan
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| THE FERRER CLAN |
PANGASINENSE HISTORY AND CULTURE by: Kristine Sanchez Look the article HERE |
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The Beautiful World
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Learn about: The Beautiful World of Our Native
Brothers
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The Maranaos,
which means the "people of the lake",
lived in isolation far from the sophisticated life of the cities.
They settled around the edge of Lake
Lanao, located at the Islamic City of Marawi,
Philippines. Look also the videos about the Maranao people HERE (opens in new window) |
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The Architecture of Maranao Tribe
Adopting the Indigenous into the contemporary
Many details e.g. about
Maranao torogan
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Culture of Basilan The Culture of Basilan are derived from the Yakan, Tausug and the Chavacano tribes in the southern Philippines. |
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Tausugs and their traditions - culture - arts |
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Tausug Wedding Food Look
the article HERE
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Mangyan Heritage Center - MHC Safeguarding the indigenous culture of Mindoro |
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Mangyan
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The Mansaka tribes are found in the provinces of Davao del Norte and Compostela Valley. The tribe of Mansaka specifically dwells in the areas of Manat Valley, the Maragusan Valley, the Hijo River Valley, and the seacoasts of Kingking, Maco, Kwambog, Hijo, Tagum, Libuganon, Tuganay, Ising, and Panabo. |
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People-in-Country Profile Philippine tribal people groups Select Philippines and people on the page |
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Igorot The Igorots are grouped into six ethno-linguistic groups, the Bontoc, Ibaloi, Ifugao, Isneg (or Apayao), Kalinga, and the Kankana-ey. |
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Grammar of Bontoc Igorot
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LAWRENCE A. REID: Seidenadel's Grammar of Bontoc Igorot: One Hundred
Years On
Look also "A topical vocabulary - Eastern Bontoc"
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Picturesque Old Philippines: Dwellings of the Bontoc Igorot |
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IGOROT ... Mountain People by Basho Fat Sumo/2006 Look the article
HERE
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The Bontoc Igorotby/Albert Ernest Jenks, Manila 1905 |
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Who is an Igorot? By Alfred Dizon Mt. Province
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the article
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The Tam-Awan Village - Baguio There are a number of Igorot huts within the village which will allow you to see how the homes of the mountain people really look like. |
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Sagada & the Igorot people So many good informations and links |
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Igorot Video Collection Many good videos about the Igorot e.g. dances |
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I AM AN IGOROT |
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Igorots
in the Blogosphere
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Igorots in the Blogosphere: Claiming Spaces,
Re-constructing Identities
by LIEZEL C. LONGBOAN |
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Igorot Culture
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What is it in Igorot Culture that should be passed on to the Next Generation: As Perceived By Caridad Fiar-od
Igorot Culture different individual articles
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Understanding the Igorot Culture Giving Meaning to One’s Visit in Mountain Province ‘The Dos & Donts, the Buts’
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Religion in the Igorot and Japanese Culture Look the article HERE |
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THE LEGEND OF BIAG - AN IGOROT
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THE LEGEND OF BIAG, AN IGOROT CULTURE HERO by William Henry Scott |
| Igorot style - Valentine’s Day | Valentine’s Day, Igorot style |
| Dog Eating - An Igorot Culture? |
Dog Eating - An Igorot Culture? by/Bing Dawang Look also HERE |
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Asocena: History of Dog Meat-Eating in the Philippines By Gloria Esguerra Melencio Look the article as pdf
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The Last Tribes of Mindanao, the Manobo, river people of Cotabato. |
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Dances of Hostility and
Friendship
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Dances of Hostility
and Friendship: Embodied Histories of Group Relations in the Agusanen
Manobo Spirit-Possession
(Yana-an)
Ritual
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The indigenous people of
Mindanao The T'boli and B'laan, two indigenous groups and look also the video HERE (opens in new window) |
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T'boli presentation
In the mountain of Cotabato lives a colorful ethnic group known as T'boli or also known as Tagabili(Need PowerPoint or PowerPointViewer, if you miss such one, you can download it HERE) |
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Lake Sebu - The T’boli tribe |
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T’BOLI: People from the
South Look the article
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T'boli (or Tiboli) are a tribal group in the South Cotabato province of Mindanao Island |
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Photo Essay: The T'boli Tribe of South Cotabato. Look the article
and all the photo
HERE
and look also the video HERE (opens in new window) |
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T´boli - School of Indigenous Knowledge & Traditions
- SIKAT-T´boli Indigenous Education is a pillar of empowerment and progress. Justice, peace and prosperity will be regained by communities strengthen by their own wisdom and indigenous youth will face and reach out to the national and global community with dignity and confidence in their knowledge. |
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The Tuboy Subanon of the
Philippines The Tuboy Subanon live on the island of Mindanao. All of the Tuboy Subanon are farmers who practice "slash and burn" agriculture. This is a type of farming in which a section of forest is cut down, the debris is burned, and various crops are planted on the clearing. Every year a new field is cleared. After one or two years of use, the field must lie fallow for up to 15 years. |
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The Subanens, original Inhabitants of Western Mindanao
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Welcome to the ZaNorte Buklogan - Home site of the Subanen tribe |
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Subanen Dances Remark the link in the right side to all the video channels with Subanen dances |
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Subanen Crafts |
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Fil_Chi ·
Official Website of the Filipino Chinese - Chinese Filipino A Filipino Chinese is a Filipino of Chinese ethnicity but born/raised in the Philippines Many, if not all people in the Philippines, including Chinese Filipinos themselves, use and accept the term "Filipino Chinese"/"Filipino-Chinese" look also HERE |
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Chinese in the Philippines Many good links and informations |
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Welcome to Rumsua: Ancestral Traditions, a site that provides information on Filipino culture and heritage, with particular emphasis on the amianan (north). Included are topics on the healing arts, literary works, and other cultural facts and information. |
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CONNECTING
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CONNECTING INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
Mobile Phone Culture among Selected Indigenous Peoples Lourdes M. Portus, PhD / College of Mass Communication University of the Philippines |
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Ethnic and
Non-native Philippine Folk Dances with many good links |
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The Institute of
Bangsamoro Studies a non-stock, non-profit and non-government institution registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission |
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Bangsamoro or Moroland is the homeland of the Moro people Look more link about the Moro HERE |
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Maguindanaon, or Maguindanaw for
some inhabit North Cotabato, South Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Zamboanga del Sur, and Maguindanao; the latter having the largest concentration. Maguindanaon means “people of the flood plain” for they primarily inhabit the broad Pulangi River valley and delta which occasionally flood. |
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This web site is dedicated to the peoples of the Royal Sultanates of Sulu, Ranao Area and Maguindanao, the goal of it is to show history, flags and symbols sometimes unknown of these glorious Kingdoms. |
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Welcome to the Royal Hashemite Sultanate of Sulu & Sabah Official Website |
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Royal Panji - Flags and symbols of the Royal Sultanates of Sulu, Ranao Area and Maguindanao |
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Muslim Mindanao Website |
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SULTANATE OF SULU DARUL ISLAM United Tausug People COUNCIL OF REGENTS Dan Billukan, Buansa, Indanan, Lupah Sug
MANIFESTO
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SULU PEOPLE’S IDENTITY OF POWER
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SUSTAINING SULU PEOPLE’S IDENTITY OF POWER, HISTORY
AND CULTURE THROUGH THEIR VISUAL ARTS
by/ABRAHAM P. SAKILI, PhD. |
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Beyond the Currents - The Power of
Sulu
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SUSTAINING SULU PEOPLE’S IDENTITY OF POWER, HISTORY AND CULTURE THROUGH THEIR VISUAL ARTS
by/Abraham P. Sakili, Ph.D. This paper is prepared as one of the four lectures on Sulu to be delivered by four Sulu scholars at The Yuchengco Museum on September 20, 2008, to mark the closing days of the exhibit titled “BEYOND THE CURRENTS: The Culture and Power of Sulu”. |
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A brief description of who the Moros are So many good informations about - and photos of Moros |
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Moro people read also HERE |
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filhistory.com Filipino weapons & history The ethnic weapons and way of life of Filipinos in prehispanic times up to the recent past - Many good photo of people and life - The updated posts of Filhistory are in Facebook. Kindly go to this LINK. Thanks. |
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Yakan Cultural Orientation
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About
Stereotypes and Prejudices on Being Cebuano
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THE CEBUANO
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THE CEBUANO BALITAO AND HOW IT MIRRORS VISAYAN CULTURE AND FOLKLIFE
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Bisayan
Folk Beliefs and Customs
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Bisayan Folk Beliefs and
Customs |
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ILOCANO FOLK BELIEFS
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Gulgol is a tradition widely practiced by the Ilocano
tribe (photos) Gulgol is a tradition widely practiced by the Ilocano tribe in the northern part of Luzon island in the Philippines to drive away the spirit of a dead relative recently buried that he or she may go straight to heaven. It is customarily done the morning after the dead was buried. It is participated in by all relatives who joined the burial. Look also the videos HERE |
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For Igorot Only -
abel-binaig - Burial Cloth Probably... the last weaver of abel-binaig which so important to the dead of Igorot
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Culture Beliefs and Practices in Malingin
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Filipino people of Spanish ancestry are an ethnic group in the Philippines with ancestry from Spain. |
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The Great White Tribe in
Filipinia by Paul T. Gilbert Look also HERE Look the e-Book
HERE
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Arab settlement in the Philippines and look also about Islam in the Philippines HERE and HERE |
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Japanese settlement in the Philippines |
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Filipino mestizo Filipino mestizo is a term used in the Philippines to denote Filipinos of mixed native Filipino (Austronesian/Malay/Malayo-Polynesian) and any other non-native ancestry |
| Filipino-Chinese Folk Beliefs |
FILIPINO-CHINESE FOLK BELIEFS
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HERE
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CHINESE
MESTIZO
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THE CHINESE MESTIZO IN
PHILIPPINE HISTORY
by E. WlCKBERG |
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Philippine Indigenous Tribal Games The Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) together with ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity (ACB) and Philippine Soft Tennis Association (PSTA) is promoting Tribal Games for Indigenous Tribes in the Philippines with its objective to protect our Natural Heritage. The video is created and directed by Bala Tamayo Remark 2 videos in the album |
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filhistory.com Filipino weapons & history The ethnic weapons and way of life of Filipinos in prehispanic times up to the recent past - Many good photo of people and life - The updated posts of Filhistory are in Facebook. Kindly go to this LINK. Thanks. |
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SANDATA — THE EDGED WEAPONS OF
THE PHILIPPINES Ian A. Greaves, Jose Albovias Jr. and Federico Malibago Look also HERE: THE PHILIPPINES´ SWORDS |
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Moro swords and culture |
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Traditional Filipino Weapons, Knives, Swords And Other Weapons. All these weapons are made of the highest quality steel. A blend of D2 and 5160 along with some other well put together hardening processes that make these Filipino weapons 2nd to none. - Blade Testing With The Sanduko Y Daga Look more HERE Remark 5 videos in the album |
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Senkotiros - Filipino Martial Arts
look also HERE |
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Filipino
Martial Tradition
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Filipino Martial Tradition
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Filipino Martial Arts
Sword Stick Society
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Sayaw - Filipino Folk Dances & the Fighting Arts
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Cebuano Martial Arts
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Philippine Martial Arts Academy, International |
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The National Historical
Institute - NHI, as an arm in the culture and development agenda of the
government look also HERE |
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National Commission for Culture
and the Arts (NCCA) look also HERE |
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Cultural Center of the Philippines look also HERE |
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Institute of Philippine Culture (IPC) |
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Philippine Indigenous Art in Contemporary Times
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Carriers of Tradition This photograph collage displays a priceless collection of backpacks from Northern Cordilleras region of the Philippines. Running through early 2004 at the Hohenthal Gallery, Treganza Anthropology Museum at San Francisco State University, these bags, some estimated to be hundreds of years old, were exhibited by Charisse Aquino, the curator of the event. Look the article as pdf
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The Ingenious
Filipino Boat - The Balangay By FR. Gabriel S. Casal, Eusebio Z. Dizon, Wilfredo P. Ronquillio, Cecilio G. Salcedo Kasaysayan Vol. 2: The Earliest Filipinos Remark 2 pages Look the whole article (page 1 + 2)
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The Soul Boat and the Boat-Soul: An Inquiry into the
Indigenous “Soul”
Maria Bernadette L. Abrera, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History Department of History, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City This paper will explore the indigenous world view in the Philippines and in particular, the concept of the soul in the animist context, as revealed in the pre-colonial rituals involving the use of the boats. |
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Indigenous art at the Philippine Exposition
of 1887: arguments for an ideological and racial battle in a colonial
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Culture in Malingin
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Culture Beliefs, Traditions and Practices in Malingin
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Cultural Heritage in Philippine Society
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Cultural Heritage in Philippine
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Culture of the Philippines |
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This page links
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Philippine folklore look also HERE |
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Health, Healers & Healing Look also Babaylan culture (opens in new window) and look also the videos HERE (opens in new window) Please tell if you find dead or missing link, just click SEND MAIL and - or HELP |
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Indigenous Health Knowledge Systems in the Philippines A Literature Survey by Alana Gorospe Ramos and Pedrito dela Cruz
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Healers and Healing in the Cordillera cultures: Bontok, Gaddang, Ibaloy, Ifugao, Ilongot, Isneg, Kalinga, Kankana-ey, Ikalahan, I'wak and Tinguian |
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Philippine Healing Arts
By Virgil J. Mayor Apostol Stuart X Change Gat Puno Abon Baet Ancient Publishing House, Batangas City |
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Medicine
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The Medicine Men of Agusan
in Mindanao, Philippines BY SAMUEL GAABUCAYAN - Cagayan de Oro, P.I. |
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The Role of Bamboo on the Social, Cultural and Economic Life of the
Filipinos
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Terrorism & Terrorgroups - Terrorist organizations in the Philippines |
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