Gold Death Masks

-​ Ancient burial practices

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-​ Found in a grave site in San Antonio, Oton, Iloilo

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-​ Protect the dead from bad spirits in the afterlife

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-​ ​People (once they have crossed the spiritual river to the afterlife) who wore gold

with tattoos are recognized by their ancestors and deities

Laguna Copper Plate

-​ Found in Lumbang River, Lumban, Laguna

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-​ Inscription was written with mix old Malay and old Kawi script
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-​ Tells that the debt was paid (carved ? in the copper plate)
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Gold Jewelries

Gold Earrings

Maitum Jar

-​ ​ nthropomorphic (shows human figures with complete/partial facial features) burial

A
jars

-​ Secondary burial jars

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Fossils (​Rhinocerus philippinesis)​

-​ Rhinoceros endemic to the ph

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-​ Remains were found in Metro Manila and Kalinga
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Golden Tara of Agusan

-​ 21-carat gold figure of a female deity in Hindu

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-​ Founded by a Manobo woman by the Wawa River

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Baybayin

​ aybayin​ is an indigenous Indic script that has been widely used in traditional Tagalog
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domains. It is one of many suyat scripts in the Philippines. It continued to be used
during the early part of the Spanish colonization of the Philippines

Sex Ring

Piloncitos

-​ Tiny engraved gold coins

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-​ Earliest form of metal based currency

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-​ For trading
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Bul-ul/Bulul

-​ Rice Deity of Ifugao people

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-​ Carved in wooden figure

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- Guards the rice crop

Idjang Castle

-​ Triangular shaped hilltop castle

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-​ Batanes Islands
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-​ Made from limestone and wood

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Nakamaya Burial Sites

-​ Boat shaped markers in their rave which points to the sea

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-​ Early Ivatans believed that the sea is their final resting place (life after death)
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Sunduk (Man’s Grave Marker)

-​ Nakikita sa mga Badjao cemetery

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