Pre hespanic history

Question 1

OUT OF TAIWAN MODEL

SEA FARING HERITAGE

TRADITION

Answer 1

AUSTRONESIAN
Heritage

Question 2

A barangay in situ during archaelogical excavation by the National Museum. The first barangays accidentally discovered were looted of associated materials like gold, beads, and porcelain that ended up in the Manila antiquities trade. Photo from the Philippines, ARO Photo File.

Answer 2

Balangai

Question 3

are small Yuan dynasty containers that
have been excavated from the Philippines and parts ofINdonesia, but not China. This suggests they were made for export and came in plain white glaze decorated with brown spots, bue, or reed painted decoration. Photo from the ARO Collection.

Answer 3

Balimbing Jarlets

Question 4

Prehisroric times white teeth were associated with wild animals, so human s had teeth discolored by betel nut chewing o perhaps having gold teeth. Photo taken from the National Museum of the Philippines.

Answer 4

Bolinao Skull

Question 5

shows two figures on a canoe on
the voyage to the after life

Answer 5

Manunggul Jar

Question 6

Filipinos at the Spanish contact looked fullly clothed from afar, but on a closer inspection were actually wearing tatoos. Thus Spaniards described them as Pintados (Painted Ones).

Answer 6

Pintados