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Group 6

Group 6. Topics:. Negritos. Ifugaos. Ibalois. Tingguians. Negritos. They live in coastal and mountainous areas. They are scattered all over the country, in places such as Palawan, Panay, Mindanao, Pampanga, etc. Negritos. Known as “Aetas”.

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Group 6

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  1. Group 6 Topics: Negritos Ifugaos Ibalois Tingguians

  2. Negritos • They live in coastal and mountainous areas. • They are scattered all over the country, in places such as Palawan, Panay, Mindanao, Pampanga, etc.

  3. Negritos • Known as “Aetas”. • They have dark skin, curly hair and a shorter stature. • They are skilled hunters. • They are nomadic people because of their supply of food. • Many Negritos were dispatched to diff. parts of the country due to the eruption of Mount Pinatubo.

  4. Negritos

  5. Culture of Negritos • They are known to live in houses made of branch grass (when they are not travelling). • They are nomadic people – they travel from place to place to search for food. • They use spears to catch their fish and bows and arrows to hunt for wild animals.

  6. Culture of Negritos • Negrito houses (when they are not travelling)

  7. Other Pictures of Negritos

  8. Ifugaos • They live in the mountainous regions of Luzon and in massive forests. • They can be seen in the Ifugao province.

  9. Ifugaos • They are known for : • Making the Banaue Rice Terraces • Their engineering skills • Their fine carvings and weaving skills. • They are industrious, friendly, courteous and talented people.

  10. Banaue Rice Terraces • These terraces were made by hand.

  11. Ifugao Weavings • Weaving is an exclusive task of Ifugao women.

  12. The Bul’ul • This is the one of the most famous carvings of the Ifugaos.

  13. Culture of Ifugaos • Rice culture – a man’s social status depends on the amount of rice he harvests; rice is a prestigious crop • They don’t bury the dead. • They request the dead not to come back. • They offer animal sacrifices to the dead as well. *They respect their dead relatives.

  14. A Dead Ifugao

  15. Ibalois • They live in mountainous regions. • Most of them can be found in Southern Benguet.

  16. Benguet • - The Ibalois were the 1st ones to inhabit these lands.

  17. Ibalois • Their main source of livelihood is agriculture, and their secondary source is mining. • Separated into 2 groups: the abitug(unfortunate) and the laktang(rich) • Headed by a Tongtong which is a cornal represented by elders. • 1st settlers of Benguet. • Known to be shy people.

  18. Culture of the Ibalois • They practiced mummification. • When they have used up their resources, or when their field become poor and the soil becomes less fertile, they move to other places or higher mountains/areas. • They would usually tell the lowlanders “We are Benguet people”

  19. Mummification • - Mummification was only available to the rich people.

  20. Tingguians • They live in mountainous regions of Luzon. • They can be found in Abra, Zambales, Bohol, Basilan and Mindanao.

  21. Tingguians • The women are adorn with beads which are wrapped around their shoulders. • Women are also known to be tatooed. • Their noses are aquilin. • They plant their rice in lowlands.

  22. Tingguian Woman

  23. Culture of Tingguians • Their dead is buried in a sitting, upright position. (This is also done to some Ifugaos.) • Basi (their local wine) is served in special occasions. • During weddings, dowry is given.

  24. Basi

  25. Sources: • Images.google.com • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/negritos • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ibaloi • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ifugao_people#the_ifugao • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/tinguian • http://igospride.multiply.com/journal/item/60/benguet_culture • http://library.thinkquest.org/c003235/tingguian.htp

  26. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!!! • CREDITS: • JARRED CO • SPENCER KEH • PAEL LAURENA • DUSTIN LIM • AUSTIN SY

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