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FAQ: Was there ______ before colonization?
FAQ: Was there ______ before colonization?
art
Everyday expressions were all integrated within rituals that marked significant moments in a community life like planting and harvesting, funerary ceremonies, ______, etc.
Everyday expressions were all integrated within rituals that marked significant moments in a community life like planting and harvesting, funerary ceremonies, ______, etc.
weddings
Creative forms such as pottery, weaving, carving, metalwork and jewelry also embody aesthetic, technological and ______ values that exist in various forms with the present.
Creative forms such as pottery, weaving, carving, metalwork and jewelry also embody aesthetic, technological and ______ values that exist in various forms with the present.
ritual
Before there were cities and large monuments, the pre-colonial Filipino hunted food and games that were shared among members of a community in a gathering where they told stories about the ______.
Before there were cities and large monuments, the pre-colonial Filipino hunted food and games that were shared among members of a community in a gathering where they told stories about the ______.
In this simple activity alone evolved: - rituals - music - dance - theater - ______
In this simple activity alone evolved: - rituals - music - dance - theater - ______
Vibrant Musical Culture: KUDYAPI, GANGSA, KULINTANG, NATIVE DANCE FORMS, PANGALAY (Sulu) – is mimetic of the movement of ______.
Vibrant Musical Culture: KUDYAPI, GANGSA, KULINTANG, NATIVE DANCE FORMS, PANGALAY (Sulu) – is mimetic of the movement of ______.
KINABUA (Mandaya), BANOG-BANOG (Higaonon), MAN-MANOK (Bagobo) – imitate the movements of ______
KINABUA (Mandaya), BANOG-BANOG (Higaonon), MAN-MANOK (Bagobo) – imitate the movements of ______
TALIP ( Ifugaos) – is used in courtship and is mimetic of the movements of wild ______
TALIP ( Ifugaos) – is used in courtship and is mimetic of the movements of wild ______
INAMONG ( Matigsalugs) and KADALIWAS (T’bolis) – represent comedic movements of ______
INAMONG ( Matigsalugs) and KADALIWAS (T’bolis) – represent comedic movements of ______
TINIKLING – a popular tagalog folk dance is evocative of the movements of the ______, balancing itself on stilt-like legs
TINIKLING – a popular tagalog folk dance is evocative of the movements of the ______, balancing itself on stilt-like legs
CARVING BULUL – a rice god of the ______
CARVING BULUL – a rice god of the ______
SARIMANOK OKIR POTTERY MANUNGGUL JAR – FOR ______
SARIMANOK OKIR POTTERY MANUNGGUL JAR – FOR ______
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Study Notes
Pre-Colonial Filipino Culture
- Everyday expressions were integrated into rituals for significant community events, such as planting, harvesting, and funerary ceremonies.
- Pre-colonial creative forms included pottery, weaving, carving, metalwork, and jewelry, reflecting aesthetic and technological values that persist today.
- Before urbanization, pre-colonial Filipinos engaged in hunting and communal storytelling, which fostered community bonding.
- Traditional activities led to the evolution of various cultural expressions, including rituals, music, dance, and theater.
Vibrant Musical Culture
- Instruments like Kudyapi, Gangsa, and Kulintang play pivotal roles in traditional music, accompanied by native dance forms such as Pangalay from Sulu.
- Kudyapi music mimics movements of nature, while various dances represent the motions of animals and community life.
- Kinabua (Mandaya), Banog-Banog (Higaonon), and Man-Manok (Bagobo) dances imitate wildlife movement in their performances.
- The Talip dance (Ifugaos) is a courtship dance mimicking the movements of wild animals.
- Inamong (Matigsalugs) and Kadaliwas (T’bolis) present comedic movements through their dances, enhancing community celebrations.
- Tinikling, a well-known Tagalog folk dance, captures the graceful movements of birds balancing on stilts.
Cultural Artifacts
- The Bulul sculpture represents a rice god and highlights agricultural significance in pre-colonial society.
- Sarimanok and Okir designs are prominent in traditional pottery, showcasing intricate craftsmanship.
- The Manunggul Jar is a notable archaeological artifact reflecting the burial practices and beliefs of pre-colonial Filipinos.
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