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    The artifacts are called Bayakas (Bark Cloth), Baklaw (Armband), and Kelong (Necklace). They were discovered on Polillio Island and Palawan and were part of the traditional clothing worn by Aeta groups for ceremonies and rituals. The red cloth was believed to attract esteem from spirits and signify bravery and prudence. These artifacts help show that ancient Filipino tribes used distinctive clothing to demonstrate group identity and social class. Clothing designs indicated membership within ethnic groups and differentiated social status, demonstrating sophisticated cultures rather than simple needs.

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    The artifacts are called Bayakas (Bark Cloth), Baklaw (Armband), and Kelong (Necklace). They were discovered on Polillio Island and Palawan and were part of the traditional clothing worn by Aeta groups for ceremonies and rituals. The red cloth was believed to attract esteem from spirits and signify bravery and prudence. These artifacts help show that ancient Filipino tribes used distinctive clothing to demonstrate group identity and social class. Clothing designs indicated membership within ethnic groups and differentiated social status, demonstrating sophisticated cultures rather than simple needs.

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    I. Katangian NG Artipakto: Nova, Nevan Keev V. Gerphis Y28 11900768 July 14, 2021 Paksa 4

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    The artifacts are called Bayakas (Bark Cloth), Baklaw (Armband), and Kelong (Necklace). They were discovered on Polillio Island and Palawan and were part of the traditional clothing worn by Aeta groups for ceremonies and rituals. The red cloth was believed to attract esteem from spirits and signify bravery and prudence. These artifacts help show that ancient Filipino tribes used distinctive clothing to demonstrate group identity and social class. Clothing designs indicated membership within ethnic groups and differentiated social status, demonstrating sophisticated cultures rather than simple needs.

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    Nova, Nevan Keev V.

    GERPHIS Y28

    11900768 July 14, 2021

    Paksa 4

    I. Katangian ng Artipakto

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    1. Name of artifact and where it was discovered

    The artifacts are called Bayakas (Bark Cloth), Baklaw (Armband), and Kelong
    (Necklace). The Boyakas and Kelong were discovered in Polillio Island while the Baklaw
    was discovered in Palawan.

    2. What is the significance/use of the artifact in the place where it was found and/and
    used?

    These artifacts are part of the clothing that Aeta groups wore for their
    ceremonies and rituals. The addition of a red cloth to their clothing signifies the
    wearer’s prudence and bravery. Additionally, the red cloth is believed to attract esteem
    from powerful spirits. Furthermore, the red cloth is thought to also be added simply for
    decorative purposes in their clothing. Lastly, the wearing of these types of clothing is
    most likely to let people know of a special event within their respective ethnic groups.

    II. Kahalagahan sa Kultura at Kalinangang Pilipino

    1. In what way does this artifact help describe the condition of ancient Filipino
    settlements?

    This artifact shows us that ancient Filipino ethnic groups used clothing in
    distinguishing who is a part of their tribe. In addition, clothing helps members of ethnic
    groups frequently differentiate themselves from other groups by wearing clothing that
    represents their ethnicity and demonstrates group unity. Furthermore, designs in
    clothing are used by ethnic groups in distinguishing the social class or skills of their
    tribe members (different materials or designs can show the social status of a person).
    Lastly, the designs used in their clothing signifies that these ancient Filipino settlers are
    not barbaric people who simply need food, shelter, and clothing. Rather, they are a
    rather sophisticated group with their own form of identification of social classes, their
    own religion, and their own culture and ways on how they perform things.

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