Box 20
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Contains 55 Results:
view of a young, married Itneg woman wearing her hair in a knot on the left side of her head in Bangued, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.b-17
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of a young, married Itneg woman with swelling in her wrist and constriction of her arms due to ornaments, in Bangued, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.b-18
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of a young, married Itneg woman with swelling in her wrist and constriction of her arms due to ornaments, in Bangued, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.b-19
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of a young, married Itneg woman with swelling in her wrist and constriction of her arms due to ornaments, in Bangued, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.b-20
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of a young, married Itneg woman with swelling in her wrist and constriction of her arms due to ornaments, in Bangued, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.b-21
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of an Itneg mother and child in Bangued, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.b-22
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of two Itneg girls in Bangued, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.b-23
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of Itneg girls preparing to hull rice with a typical house in the background, in Bol-lilising, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.c-1
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of Itneg women threshing rice in Bol-lilising, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.c-2
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of Itneg girls standing by a rice mortar in Bol-lilising, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.c-3
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of Itneg girls sifting and winnowing rice in Bol-lilising, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.c-4
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
Full length front view of an Itneg man showing usual working dress in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-1
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
Full length rear view of an Itneg man showing usual working dress in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-2
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
Half length view of an Itneg man showing usual working dress in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-3
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
Full length rear view of an Itneg man showing dress in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-4
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
Full length rear view of an Itneg man showing dress in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-5
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of a typical Itneg man in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-6
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of a typical Itneg man in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-7
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of a typical Itneg man in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-8
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of a typical Itneg man in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-9
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of a typical Itneg man in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-10
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of a typical Itneg man in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-11
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of a typical Itneg man in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-12
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of an Itneg man wearing trousers, as many men of this tribe now do, in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-13
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...
view of an Itneg man wearing trousers, as many men of this tribe now do, in Manobo, Province of Abra
Item — Box: 20, item: 6.d-14
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
This series consists of photographs related to the Indigenous group called the “Itneg” people, but which were referred to by Dean Worcester by the exonym “Tinguians.” The photographs in this series were obtained in the Provinces of Abra (Baac, Bangued, Bol-lilising, Manobo, Padangitan, Danglas, Lamao, Baco, Lingay, San Andreas, Daguioman, Tui, Sallapadan, Balatoc, and Langidan), Ilocos Sur (Abaya, Mckinley, San Vicente, and Elefante), and Bontoc (Balbalasang). For further information on this...