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Philippine art
Pre-colonial period
Painting and design
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Paintings and designs were discovered in the
Philippines
even before the arrival of the
Spaniards
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Types of pre-colonial Philippine art
Petrographs
Masks
Jewelries
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Petrographs
Charcoal drawings on cave walls in
Penablanca
,
Cagayan
Province and the Singnapan Caves in southern Palawan
Red hematite prints in Anda Peninsula,
Bohol
Province
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Dating of the
petrographs
is still
unknown
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Masks
Used for the
dead
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Gold ornaments for the dead
Delicately worked sheets of
gold
covering the
face
of the corpse
Gold burial mask found in Masao,
Butuan
,
Agusan del Norte
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Jewelries
Gold
was used
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Kamagi
12
necklaces strung together into nearly
15-foot-long
chain punctuated by small, colored stones
Kasikas
, a necklace dated from the 10th-13th century from
Surigao del Sur
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Types of pre-colonial Philippine earrings
Panika
Kayong-kayong
Uod
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Panika
Rings and plugs worn in the
lower
hole of the
earlobe
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Other
pre-colonial
Philippine
gold accessories
Belts
Sashes
, such as the
Surigao Sacred Thread
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The Surigao Sacred Thread is the only one of its kind physically made and found in the
Philippines
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