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Filipino Ancestry Flashcards

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Henry Otley Beyer hypothesized that Filipinos came from:

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Aetas
Indonesians
Malays

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Aetas came from? through?

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Borneo to Palawan through “Land Bridges”,

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Indonesians and Malays came through

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boats.

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CAME FIRST FROM BORNEO TO PALAWAN THAT APPEARED IN SOUTHEAST ASIA DURING THE ICE AGE.

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AETAS

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what land is CONNECTED DIRECTLY TO PALAWAN

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SUNDA LAND

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IN CAGAYAN VALLEY CAVE

EVIDENCE: LEFT STONE TOO

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HOMO ERECTUS philippinensis (500,000/250,000 BC)

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=IN NOVALICHES

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HOMO SAPIENS (150,000 - 100,000 BC)

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=EVIDENCE: HUMAN REMAINS OF A WOMAN (SKULLCAP AND JAW)

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HOMO SAPIENS (150,000 - 100,000 BC)

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where is Homo Sapiens found?

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FOUND IN TABON CAVE OF HOMO SAPIENS (28,000 - 7,000/5,000 BC)

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AUSTRONESIANS

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this is what social scientists call the group of our ancestors that culturally explain our race.

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a term originally described for the Southern Island language family that spread across Southeast Asia

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AUSTRONESIANS

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Southwinds

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Auster (Latin)

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Island

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Nsos (Greek)

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Dr. Armand Mijares and his team

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Found oldest human remain in country

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Found oldest human remain in country

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=A third metatarsal bone of foot found in callao cave, Cagayan city

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father of Southeast Asian Archaeology

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Wilhelm Solheim II

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believed people he called “Nusantao” came from

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Sulu-Celebes area.

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Wilhelm Solheim II also believed that peoples of Southeast Asia spread from the islands through

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=networks of trade =intermarriages and migrations

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found different jade lingling-os or earrings across Southeast Asia with almost the same design.

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Peter Bellwood

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Austronesians came “out of Taiwan” some 5,000 to 1,500 BC to the Philippine Islands

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Peter Bellwood

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21
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stated that there were already people who evolved from the Philippines

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F. Landa Jocano

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22
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evidence that there were already people who evolved from the Philippines

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  • Homo erectus Philippinensus in Cagayan Valley Cave
  • Homosapiens in Novaliches
  • remains of a woman found in Tabon Cave of a Homo Sapiens Sapiens
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“Father of the Skyscraper”

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William Le Baron Jenney

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American Engineer and son of a ship company owner who visited in the Philippines 1850

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William Le Baron Jenney

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a structure familiar with the skyline of many modern cities around the world

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Skyscraper

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Philippine Houses inspired Jenrey and made him construct the

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Chicago’ Leiter Building

27
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on 1884, the Chicago’ Leiter Building became the

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home Insurance Building

28
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FIRST AMERICAN SKYSCRAPER

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CHICAGO LEITHER BUILDING

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Bahay kubo is made of

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bamboo, nipa, rattan

30
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what is the large nipa roof for?

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absorb the heat

31
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what was high ceiling and large windows for

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for the air to easily circulate

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why was the floor elevated from the ground

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protect the occupants from the heat/cold of the floor and wild animals.

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According to Zeus Salazar, many of traditional Filipino houses were

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long houses and to call it Bahay Kubo would be a misnomer

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During typhoon, the Filipino house can easily be reconstructed when it fell. Bamboo made it possible for the house to

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just sway and follow the direction of a strong wind.

35
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comparison of a Philippine house to a western home

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set-up of the Philippine house is different from Western home, it doesn’t differentiate from public and private space.

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where is The design and elements of the Ancient Philippine House be seen?

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during and after the Spanish Colonization.

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Design and elements of the Ancient Philippine House change through time

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BAHAY KUBO

BAHAY NA BATO / Spanish colonial house

TSALET

BUNGALOW

TOWN HOUSE

38
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The symbol of unified compassion and action resulting to goals being achieved

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Bayanihan

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FOUND IN 1960’S Manunggul Cave, Lipuun Point, Palawan

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MANUNGGUL JAR

40
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describe the top of the jar cover or lid of MANUNGGUL JAR and what it represents

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boat with two human figures representing two souls on a voyage to the afterlife.

41
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where is The boatman is seated?

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behind a figure whose hands are crossed on the chest.

42
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what does the position of hands indicate?

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position of the hands is a traditional Filipino practice observed when arranging the corpse.

43
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what is The boatman doing?

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steering rather than padding the “ship.” The mast of the boat was not recovered.

44
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what does the Manunggul Jar tells us ?

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connections with our Southeast Asian neighbors.

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The design is a proof of our

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common heritage from our Austronesian-speaking ancestors despite the diversity of the cultures of the Philippine peoples.

46
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The Manunggul Jar shows that

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maritime culture is so paramount to us that it reflected our ancestor’s religious beliefs.

47
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The Manunggul Jar tells us of how important

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waters were to our ancestors.

48
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Seeing the Manunggul Jar, reminded not only of the craftsmanship of the early Filipinos, but also what?

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our ancestor’s greatness and of their concept of kaluluwa

49
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what does the kaluluwa in the manunggul jar indicate?

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kaluluwa gives life, mind and will to a person.

50
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symbol of the National Museum’s important role in spearheading the preservation the cultural heritage—pamana—using multi-disciplinary techniques.

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Manunggul Jar

51
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Our ancestors believed that man is composed of the

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body,

the life force called the ginhawa

kaluluwa, that can return to earthto exist in nature to guide their descendants;

52
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an return to earthto exist in nature to guide their descendants;

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kaluluwa,

53
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life force

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ginhawa

54
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cover of the Manunggul Jar features three faces

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rhose of the soul,

of the boat driver, and of the boat itself

55
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Kaluluwa goes back to the world to

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guide the living people and return in nature.

56
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In Cordillera, coffins were

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boat-shaped

57
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Gahum

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Undas
 Honras
 Undras
 Honras  Funebras
 Atang
 Umras
58
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Power, prestige, and prowess were transferred

Santo Sepulcro or Santo Entierro

Anting-Anting

Black Nazarene

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Gahum

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