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Pre-Colonial Indic Philippine Culture (clothing, dance, etc)
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Jacob Walse-Dominguez
a platter filled with lots of different types of food
Colonial Philippines
Philippines Culture
Culture Clothing
Palak Paneer
Paneer
Acai Bowl
Philippines
Mexican
Ethnic Recipes
a table topped with plates and bowls filled with different types of food on top of a rug
American Indian Food
Traditional Native American Food
Native American Foods
Philippine Traditions
Indian Food Culture
African American Food
Native American Food
American Foods
Food Traditional
a metal bowl filled with lots of fruit on top of a blue tablecloth covered floor
Khmer Art
Betel Nut
Filipino Culture
Vintage India
Elderly People
Big Things
The Little Things
The Philippines
Betel Chewing in the Philippines
Betel Chewing in the Philippines - L'Asie Exotique
two hands covered in blue and purple paint with gold ring on top of one hand
Archipelago
Filipino Festival
Bajau People
Group Of People
Travel Photographer
several women sitting on the ground with bananas in their hands
Regions Of The Philippines
Young Bride
Extra Mile
Southeast Asian
Palau
three women sitting on the ground with their faces covered in mud and holding onto some food
Rice Turmeric
Natural Sunblock
Philippines People
Philippines Outfit
Davao Del Norte
Davao City
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a group of people dressed in colorful costumes and holding musical instruments are posing for a photo
Pre Colonial Philippines
Philippine Dance
Filipino Dance
Filipino Art
Dance Group
a knife with a wooden handle next to a metal blade on a white surface,
Swords
Knife Design
Early 20th Century
Artifacts
Pocket Knife
20th Century
Old Things
Early 20th century Dagger, Philippines, Silver
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Poses In Traditional
Filipino Traditional Clothing
Filipino Clothes
Filipino History
Modern Filipiniana Dress
Filipino Heritage
Filipino Clothing
These Century-Old Photos from National Geographic Bring The History of Filipino Tribes To Life - FilipiKnow
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T'nalak Portrait T'nalak is the traditional tapestry making of the T'bolis from South Cotabato in the Philippines. This was shot at the annual parade of Aliwan Festival in Manila, where contingents from different part of the Philippines show and compete their different cultural festivals. Traditional Portrait Photography, Tapestry Making, Traditional Tapestry, Philippines Photography, Faces Portrait, Culture Photography, Study English
Traditional Portrait Photography
Tapestry Making
Traditional Tapestry
Philippines Photography
Faces Portrait
Culture Photography
Study English
'T'nalak Portrait' by mikesantos
T'nalak Portrait T'nalak is the traditional tapestry making of the T'bolis from South Cotabato in the Philippines. This was shot at the annual parade of Aliwan Festival in Manila, where contingents from different part of the Philippines show and compete their different cultural festivals.
an old black and white photo of a woman in native american clothing holding a stick
Kasaysayan Ng Pilipinas
Philippine Mythology
Filipino Fashion
Filipino Tattoos
Philippine Art
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Philippines | Bagobo chief, 1904
Philippines, Bagobo natives. Man wearing traditional clothes. - probably in the 1910s Asian History, Filipino Martial Arts, Traditional Clothes
Asian History
Filipino Martial Arts
Traditional Clothes
Philippines, Bagobo natives. Man wearing traditional clothes. -...
Philippines, Bagobo natives. Man wearing traditional clothes. - probably in the 1910s
three people in costume on a stage with one holding up his arms and the other standing above him
Singkil Costume
Pangalay Dance
Barot Saya
Philippine Festivals
Philippine Culture
Pangalay ha Patong
an old boat floating on top of a body of water next to another boat in the ocean
Indigenous Philippines
Gubat Banwa
Asian Warrior
Fleet Of Ships
Colonial Life
This engraving depicts the Philippine "karakoa" war canoe which was also known in ancient times as "lawig" which means, "voyage" or "fishhook." The karakoa was a giant double outrigger that could carry over 100 individuals. Lawig is the root word for "lumawig" or "Lumauig," the Philippine name for Maui. the engraving was made by C. Nicolas in 1601. Read more in my book, "The Forgotten Children of Maui" available through Amazon.com
three people standing next to each other in native clothing
Cambodia
History
Khmer People
Thai Pattern
Vintage Costumes
Old Photos
Dancer
Pattern
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May 17, 1892: Spanish troops at mass honoring King Alfonso XIII on his birthday. Photo taken in the Maranao Moro town of Momungan, in present-day Lanao del Norte Province, Mindanao Island.