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Tag: Pre-Colonial History

Unearthing Ancient Leaders: Unknown Datus of the Philippines Revealed by Archaeology

Posted on 5 May 20255 May 2025 by Michael Camus

Imagine a time in the Philippines long before skyscrapers, paved roads, or even widespread written records. It was a time of small, independent communities, often called barangays, led by chieftains known as datus. These leaders were the backbone of society, guiding their people, settling disputes, leading warriors, and connecting with other communities through trade, marriage,…

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The Significance of Oral Traditions in Preserving Pre-Colonial History

Posted on 13 February 202514 February 2025 by Michael Camus

Did you know that over 1,500 epic poems were recorded from oral performances in the 1930s alone? These stories, passed down through generations, have played a crucial role in preserving pre-colonial history and cultural values. Oral traditions are more than just tales; they are a system of beliefs and behaviors that connect communities to their…

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