History
52 articles filed under History category.
Timichegtunnel in Belgium Named After an Igorot
The Timichegtunnel in Ghent, Belgium, is a tunnel named after Timicheg, an Igorot man from the Philippines who died during the 1913 World's Fair.
Was Carlos P. Romulo Right When He Said Igorot Is Not Filipino?
Understanding the context behind Carlos P. Romulo's statement that "the Igorot is not Filipino" and its implications for Filipino identity.
Maura's Story Isn't Just About Her; It's About Us, the Igorot People
If, in time, Maura's story is proven true, dismissing it would be a disservice to her and us.
Smithsonian Vows Repatriation Amidst Indigenous Remains Controversy
Smithsonian apologizes, vows indigenous remains' repatriation; Pinoy researcher rejects, alleging deception
Igorot Maura may NOT be a Real Person: 1904 St. Louis World's Fair
Maura, the Igorot woman from Suyoc, may have been exhibited at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, but there is no evidence to support her existence.
Update on Maura: Death at the St. Louis Fair, Brain Sent to Smithsonian Institution
Maura's remains were reportedly sent back to her homeland.
Aug 22
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The Out of Taiwan Theory: How the Igorot People Are Linked to Ancient Austronesians
The Out of Taiwan theory links the Igorot people to ancient Austronesians. Learn more about this theory and its implications for the Igorot people.
A CENTURY OF CORDILLERA VEGETABLE SALAD
The cold winds bite, like frozen needles pricking the bones. But why did the mountain folk come to Atok, Benguet, and called it their home?
May 26
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KIBUNGAN COMMEMORATES LIBERATION DAY
For the third time, Kibungan solemnly celebrated its 78th Liberation Day with Benguet Vice Governor Ericson L. Felipe as guest speaker on May 17.
May 18
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HOW DID THE KANKANAEY TAME THE BUSOL HEADHUNTERS?
Once upon a time, a Kankanaey community in Sakaang in Kibungan flourished because of abundant harvest and livestock.
May 14
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