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Tangible Movable Heritage
Explore the treasures that have been passed down through generations—artifacts, tools, textiles, and religious items that tell the stories of the past. From ancient pottery in Antique to religious relics in Iloilo, these movable objects reflect the island’s rich material culture.
CEDULA TAX CERTIFICATES OF (DON.) FELIPE VARON
The Certificates of Registration of Don Felipe Varon are a set of cedula personal tax documents from 1905 to 1920 … Read more
DOSE KA LINGGANAY (12 BELLS) OF ST. MARTIN OF TOURS PARISH IN DUMALAG
The Dose Ka Lingganay are twelve brass bells in St. Martin of Tours Parish Church, made in 1878 and still … Read more
GARINGAN NGA BATO KANG AQUINO FAMILY SA ANILAO
The garingan, a traditional stone mill from the 1970s, is owned by the Aquino family and used for grinding rice, … Read more
IRON DINOSAUR TRAIN NO. 13 OF THE VICTORIAS MILLING COMPANY INC.
The Iron Dinosaur Train No. 13 is a 99-year-old steam locomotive built in 1925 by Baldwin Locomotive Works in the … Read more
JANUARY 1946 – AUGUST 1957 REGISTER OF MARRIAGE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR OF PONTEVEDRA
The Register of Marriage from January 1946 to August 1957 in Pontevedra is a government-issued record documenting marital unions in … Read more
KAWA KANG CARABAGO FAMILY(BRGY. TIGBAUAN ROAD, CABATUAN)
The kawa of the Carabago family is a traditional cauldron, made of iron, used primarily for large-scale cooking, and was … Read more
KAYOG KANG CACHUELA FAMILY(BRGY. QUINAR-UPAN, BINGAWAN)
The kayog of the Cachuela family is a traditional farming tool made from wood and steel, primarily used for harvesting … Read more
KIMONA KANG MALSI FAMILY SA ILOG
The Kimona of the Malsi family is a loose, translucent blouse made from jusi fabric, dating back to 1922 and … Read more
