- BRP
Tagbanua (LC-296) is a
landing craft utility of the
Philippine Navy. She was
named after the
Tagbanua tribe mainly residing in
Palawan island. She...
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Asian NGO
Coalition for
Agrarian Reform and
Rural Development. 2017. "
Tagbanuas banished by
Marcos reclaim Calauit,
their ancestral domain".
Press Reader...
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Lahing Pilipino Pub. Fox, R. B. (1982).
Religion and
Society Among the
Tagbanuas of
Palawan Island, Philippines. Manila:
National Museum.
Filipino Heritage:...
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Lahing Pilipino Pub. Fox, R. B. (1982).
Religion and
Society Among the
Tagbanuas of
Palawan Island, Philippines. Manila:
National Museum.
Filipino Heritage:...
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always been
traditionally considered the
punisher of dusa (crime). In
Tagbanua society, the only
recognized public dusa is
sumbang (incest). In this case...
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Lahing Pilipino Pub. Fox, R. B. (1982).
Religion and
Society Among the
Tagbanuas of
Palawan Island, Philippines. Manila:
National Museum Filipino Heritage:...
- Publications. Fox, R. B. (1977).
Tagbanua Heaven.
Filipino Heritage, II. Fox, R. B. (1982).
Religion and
Society Among the
Tagbanuas of
Palawan Island, Philippines...
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Tentative List. The
Calamian Islands were
originally inhabited by the
Tagbanuas, Calmiananen, and
Cuyonon tribes. Oral
history tells that the Datu Macanas...
- tautbatorum, is
named in
honor of the Taawʼt-Bato peoples. The
Tagbanwa (or
Tagbanua) tribes, or "people of the world", are
found in
central and
northern Palawan...
- the
Tagbanuas, a
cultural minority group that
lives by
fishing and food gathering.
While preserving their native customs and traditions, the
Tagbanuas are...
