Ssp Mindanao

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the second largest island of the Philippines and is located in the southernmost part of the archipelago.

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mindanao

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It is considered the Cultural Melting Pot of the Philippines.

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mindanao

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the collective term used to describe the Indigenous people of Mindanao

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lumad

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The term Lumad is a Bisayan word that means

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native or indigenous

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The name Mamanwa is derived from the words man (first) and banwa (forest) which means

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“First Forest Dwellers”

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They still teach their nativelanguage “_______” to their children.

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Minamanwa

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mamanwa's leader that can be a man or a woman and the whole village will choose the person basedon merits and skills.

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tambayon

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mamanwa pit trap

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gahong

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mamanwa spear trap

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batayik

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is a dance performed by their tribe healer

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Binaylan or Tinambajon

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Mamanwa's supreme god who provides them with resources

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tahaw

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The Manobo and Mamanwa co-exist withone another which is evidenced by their belief in Magbabaya and considering the area of ??? as sacred.

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Mt. Panlabao

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“Manobo” or “Manuvu” or “Minuvu” means

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person or people

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manobo may also have been originally

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mansuba, man (people) suba (river)

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inhabit the river valleys, hillsides, plateaus, and interiors of Agusan, Bukidnon,Cotabato, Davao, Misamis Oriental, and Surigao del Sur.

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manobo

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disappearance of certain constellations in the sky or other seasonal indicators innature

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pamiteun

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the supreme being who created and protects the land and creatures.

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magbabaya

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Each Manobo tribe is governed by a______. The aspirant for this position must have several qualifications and this role can be inherited as long as the person is qualified.

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Datu/Bai

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Intervillage relationship where in village members, usually belonging to a kinship group or groups allied by marriage will help each other.

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upakat

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tboli meaning

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people living in the hills

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the reciprocal exchange of labor and goodwill.

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sbasa

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The Tboli are also skilled in textile weaving,and metal work, and they produce the distinctive Tboli cloth known as

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t'nalak

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the T'boli’s sacred cloth, made from abaca is the best-known T'boli craft and is one of the tribes’ traditional textiles.

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t'nalak

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infused with spiritual meaning, and as such there area variety of traditions surrounding its production and use.

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t'nalak

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is the name by which the Sama Dilaut is commonly known to outsiders.

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badjao

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Sama Dilaut traditionally boat dwellers, also popularly called

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sea gypsies

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permanent houses in land

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sedentary

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land based house and boat house

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semi-sedentary

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living in houseboats or vinta

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sea gypsies

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sama dilaut early marriage is a common practice where the girls at age _____ and theboys at ____ —and soon after thewedding live independently.

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13 or 14 and 15

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sama dilaut participate in the Agal-agal Festival’s fluvial parade where they decorate their ??? to showcasetheir culture.

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lepa

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sama dilaut participate in the fluvial parade where they decorate their boat or lepa to showcasetheir culture.

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Agal-agal Festival

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muslim indigenous peoples in mindanao

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moro