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An image of what appears to be the Philippine flag, although it is altered in two ways. First, the red stripe has been placed on top of the blue stripe. Second, the stars and stripes of the flag have been replaced with words.

Ethnolinguistic Groups Represented in the Collections

A close up image of the top of the staff. It shows a carved head with a round headdress and beads for eyes.

Igorot

Kapampangan

An image of a young woman scaling fish outside of a house. In the house, several more young women are looking out from three different windows.
The side view of the shield. It shows off the slight curvature of the shield, as well as the curved handle sticking out from the middle.

Kalinga

Tagalog

A ceramic pot, pot lid, stove, and frying pan sitting next to each other.

Visayan

Not Yet Identified

The bottom side of the turtle shell salakot. It has rattan weaving on it, along with a chain neckstrap attached with dark string. The tag attached to the hat reads "HAT; Turtle Shell; Southern Islands; 21"
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  • Abaniko Fan
  • Documents and Dates: The Journey of a Philippine Basket
  • Piña Cloth
  • Coconut Shell Containers
  • Talibon

Ethnolinguistic Groups

  • Igorot
  • Kapampangan
  • Kalinga
  • Tagalog
  • Visayan
  • Not Yet Identified

Item Types

  • Daily Life
  • Textiles
  • Weapons
  • Photographs
  • Ceramics
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