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    The document discusses the historical practice of headhunting among some Filipino tribes. Certain tribes would collect the heads of enemies and go through a process of removing flesh and allowing the skulls to dry and clean naturally. The skulls would then be stacked and sometimes used as cups. The post references photos from an album about history that show this practice and generate discussion in the comments about accepting it as a real part of Filipino martial culture in the past.

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    The document discusses the historical practice of headhunting among some Filipino tribes. Certain tribes would collect the heads of enemies and go through a process of removing flesh and allowing the skulls to dry and clean naturally. The skulls would then be stacked and sometimes used as cups. The post references photos from an album about history that show this practice and generate discussion in the comments about accepting it as a real part of Filipino martial culture in the past.

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