Squarespace Site Server v5.9.2 (http://www.squarespace.com/)http://www.pacificethnographic.org/picture/b%27laan%20maidens.jpg?pictureId=1538895<p><strong>B'laan Maidens, </strong><strong>Mindanao Southern Philippines. </strong></p> <p>Photography by Fides Enriquez, Film Documentarist &amp; Ethnographer.</p> <p>|Collection Archive|</p> <p>For further information on Photography Research Collection please contact us.</p>http://www.pacificethnographic.org/picture/ifugao_headmen.jpg?pictureId=1539262<p><strong>Ifugao Tribesmen | Historical Photograph Collection circa early 1900's Northern Philippine Cordillera</strong></p> <p>|Collection Archive|<strong><br /></strong></p>http://www.pacificethnographic.org/picture/ganay%20and%20rainbow.jpg?pictureId=1539269<p><strong>T'boli musician Ganay. Southern Mindanao, Philippines. </strong></p> <p>Photography by Fides Enriquez</p>http://www.pacificethnographic.org/picture/kalinga%20women%20w%20winnowing%20baskets%20ca%201900.jpg?pictureId=1539264<p><strong>Kalinga women with winnowing baskets circa early 1900's historical photograph Northern Philippine Cordillera.</strong>|Collection Archive| further reading see publication The Ethnoarchaeology of the Kalinga: When Men Weave Baskets and Women Make Pots | Author: Ramon E.J. Silvestre, Ph.D.</p>http://www.pacificethnographic.org/picture/kalinga%20jar%202.jpg?pictureId=1560826<p><em>Kalinga </em>water jar, detail incised design. circa early 1900's Northern Cordillera Philippines</p> <p>The Ethnoarchaeology of the Kalinga: When Men Weave Baskets and Women Make Pots | Author: Ramon E.J. Silvestre, Ph.D.</p>http://www.pacificethnographic.org/picture/so%20mindanao%20house.gif?pictureId=1543415<p><strong>Southern Philippines, traditional Badjao house on stilts - built on shallow coral beds and atolls.</strong></p>http://www.pacificethnographic.org/picture/t%20nalak%20web%20pic.jpg?pictureId=1546677<p><strong>T'nalak textile woven banana fiber | Lake Sebu, Southern Mindanao, Philippines. </strong></p> <p><strong></strong>|Collection Archive|</p>http://www.pacificethnographic.org/picture/pict5387.jpg?pictureId=1546785<p><strong>Kalinga traditional backpack or <em>pasiking </em>of woven rattan, early 20th century. Northern Cordillera Luzon, Philippines. </strong>|Collection Archive&nbsp; The Ethnoarchaeology of the Kalinga: When Men Weave Baskets and Women Make Pots | Exhibits Curator | Author: Ramon E.J. Silvestre, Ph.D.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>http://www.pacificethnographic.org/picture/k%27lagan%20on%20udol.jpg?pictureId=1557329<p><em>K'lagan </em><strong>Southern Mindanao Culture Group doing a traditional dance ritual </strong><em>udol</em></p> <p>Photography Fides Enriquez<em><br /></em></p>