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Pre-colonial Mountain House - by JBulaong 2020 #Precolonialmountainhouse #PrecolonialPhilippines #Maharlika #Philippinearchitecture #JBulaong #oiloncanvas #painting #Islandsofgold #Ophir #utopia #ancientPhilippinegold #Filipinohouse #indigenousarchitecture #lanzones

Pre-colonial Lakeside House - by JBulaong 2020 #Precoloniallakesidehouse #PrecolonialPhilippines #Maharlika #Philippinearchitecture #tboligirl #tnalak #LakeSebu #Mindanao #JBulaong #oiloncanvas #painting #Islandsofgold #Ophir #utopia #ancientPhilippinegold #Filipinohouse #indigenousarchitecture

Pre-colonial Upland House - by JBulaong 2020 #Precolonialuplandhouse #PrecolonialPhilippines #Maharlika #Philippinearchitecture #JBulaong #oiloncanvas #painting #Islandsofgold #Ophir #utopia #ancientPhilippinegold #Filipinohouse #indigenousarchitecture

Pre-Colonial Seaport - JBulaong 2021

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Pre-colonial Lowland House - by JBulaong 2020 #Maharlika #JBulaong #oiloncanvas #painting #PrecolonialPhilippines #Islandsofgold #Ophir #utopia #ancientPhilippinegold #Filipinohouse #indigenousarchitecture #Philippinearchitecture

Pre-colonial Maranao Royal House with Princess' Chamber - JBulaong 2020

#lamin #torogan #Maranaoroyalhouse #Mindanao #Precolonialhouse #PrecolonialPhilippines #Maharlika #Philippinearchitecture #JBulaong #oiloncanvas #painting #Islandsofgold #Ophir #utopia #ancientPhilippinegold #Filipinohouse #indigenousarchitecture

Voyage of the Queen of Sheba - by JBulaong 2020

#QueenofSheba #Sheba #Ophir #PrecolonialPhilippines #Maharlika #islandsofgold #balangayship #caracoawarship #peacock #macaquemonkey #3yearroundtripjourney #Solomonsgold #Sebat #Cebu #JBulaong #oiloncanvas #painting #queenofthesouth

Maharlikan Family - by JBulaong oil on canvas 24" x 32" 2017

#Maharlika #islandsofgold #precolonialPhilippines #Ophir #oiloncanvas #painting #JBulaong

 

Maharlikan House - by JBulaong 2019 oil on canvas painting 24" X 32"

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Pre-Colonial Goldsmithing Village by JBulaong 2019 oil on canvas

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Datu House - by JBulaong 2019 oil on canvas 24" x 32"

#Datuhouse #Maharlika #JBulaong #oiloncanvas #painting #PrecolonialPhilippines #Islandsofgold #Ophir #utopia #ancientPhilippinegold #Filipinohouse #indigenousarchitecture #Philippinearchitecture

Pre-colonial Rural Lass - by JBulaong 2019 oil on canvas 24" x 32"

#Maharlika #JBulaong #oiloncanvas #painting #PrecolonialPhilippines #filipina #filipinogirl #Islandsofgold #Ophir #utopia #ancientPhilippinegold

Maharlikan Maiden by JBulaong 2019 oil on canvas 24" x 32"

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Several centuries before the advent of the Spaniards, Pila was already one of the most important centers of trade, as well as of culture during the early part of the second millennium (Tenazas n.d., see also Tenazas 1973). Also recovered archaeologically were a considerable quantity of exquisite Chinese porcelains (many of them completely unknown in the western collections) including vibrant figurines and scholar’s tools like miniature pouring vessels, brush washers and writing implements used in the art of calligraphy. The ancient Pileños tempered their mercantile spirit with aesthetic and spiritual values. Without neglecting the production and improvement of local earthenware, they accumulated works of art, which date back to the Dynaties of the Northern Sung (960-1127 A.D.), the Southern Sung (1127-1280 A.D.) and the Yuan (1280-1368 A.D.). And they regaled their loved ones with these masterpieces as pabaon (provisions) in their journey to a better world (Tenazas n.d., 12, 15-20). (4)

 

historyofpila.bayangpinagpala.org/2005/09/golden-age.html

 

Several centuries before the advent of the Spaniards, Pila was already one of the most important centers of trade, as well as of culture during the early part of the second millennium (Tenazas n.d., see also Tenazas 1973). Also recovered archaeologically were a considerable quantity of exquisite Chinese porcelains (many of them completely unknown in the western collections) including vibrant figurines and scholar’s tools like miniature pouring vessels, brush washers and writing implements used in the art of calligraphy. The ancient Pileños tempered their mercantile spirit with aesthetic and spiritual values. Without neglecting the production and improvement of local earthenware, they accumulated works of art, which date back to the Dynaties of the Northern Sung (960-1127 A.D.), the Southern Sung (1127-1280 A.D.) and the Yuan (1280-1368 A.D.). And they regaled their loved ones with these masterpieces as pabaon (provisions) in their journey to a better world (Tenazas n.d., 12, 15-20). (4

 

historyofpila.bayangpinagpala.org/2005/09/golden-age.html

 

Several centuries before the advent of the Spaniards, Pila was already one of the most important centers of trade, as well as of culture during the early part of the second millennium (Tenazas n.d., see also Tenazas 1973). Also recovered archaeologically were a considerable quantity of exquisite Chinese porcelains (many of them completely unknown in the western collections) including vibrant figurines and scholar’s tools like miniature pouring vessels, brush washers and writing implements used in the art of calligraphy. The ancient Pileños tempered their mercantile spirit with aesthetic and spiritual values. Without neglecting the production and improvement of local earthenware, they accumulated works of art, which date back to the Dynaties of the Northern Sung (960-1127 A.D.), the Southern Sung (1127-1280 A.D.) and the Yuan (1280-1368 A.D.). And they regaled their loved ones with these masterpieces as pabaon (provisions) in their journey to a better world (Tenazas n.d., 12, 15-20). (4)

 

historyofpila.bayangpinagpala.org/2005/09/golden-age.html

 

Several centuries before the advent of the Spaniards, Pila was already one of the most important centers of trade, as well as of culture during the early part of the second millennium (Tenazas n.d., see also Tenazas 1973). Also recovered archaeologically were a considerable quantity of exquisite Chinese porcelains (many of them completely unknown in the western collections) including vibrant figurines and scholar’s tools like miniature pouring vessels, brush washers and writing implements used in the art of calligraphy. The ancient Pileños tempered their mercantile spirit with aesthetic and spiritual values. Without neglecting the production and improvement of local earthenware, they accumulated works of art, which date back to the Dynaties of the Northern Sung (960-1127 A.D.), the Southern Sung (1127-1280 A.D.) and the Yuan (1280-1368 A.D.). And they regaled their loved ones with these masterpieces as pabaon (provisions) in their journey to a better world (Tenazas n.d., 12, 15-20). (4)

 

historyofpila.bayangpinagpala.org/2005/09/golden-age.html

Several centuries before the advent of the Spaniards, Pila was already one of the most important centers of trade, as well as of culture during the early part of the second millennium (Tenazas n.d., see also Tenazas 1973). Also recovered archaeologically were a considerable quantity of exquisite Chinese porcelains (many of them completely unknown in the western collections) including vibrant figurines and scholar’s tools like miniature pouring vessels, brush washers and writing implements used in the art of calligraphy. The ancient Pileños tempered their mercantile spirit with aesthetic and spiritual values. Without neglecting the production and improvement of local earthenware, they accumulated works of art, which date back to the Dynaties of the Northern Sung (960-1127 A.D.), the Southern Sung (1127-1280 A.D.) and the Yuan (1280-1368 A.D.). And they regaled their loved ones with these masterpieces as pabaon (provisions) in their journey to a better world (Tenazas n.d., 12, 15-20). (4)

 

historyofpila.bayangpinagpala.org/2005/09/golden-age.html

 

Several centuries before the advent of the Spaniards, Pila was already one of the most important centers of trade, as well as of culture during the early part of the second millennium (Tenazas n.d., see also Tenazas 1973). Also recovered archaeologically were a considerable quantity of exquisite Chinese porcelains (many of them completely unknown in the western collections) including vibrant figurines and scholar’s tools like miniature pouring vessels, brush washers and writing implements used in the art of calligraphy. The ancient Pileños tempered their mercantile spirit with aesthetic and spiritual values. Without neglecting the production and improvement of local earthenware, they accumulated works of art, which date back to the Dynaties of the Northern Sung (960-1127 A.D.), the Southern Sung (1127-1280 A.D.) and the Yuan (1280-1368 A.D.). And they regaled their loved ones with these masterpieces as pabaon (provisions) in their journey to a better world (Tenazas n.d., 12, 15-20). (4)

The crematorium is probably the oldest adobe structure in the Philippines.

The crematorium is probably the oldest adobe structure in the Philippines.

The crematorium is probably the oldest structure that used adobe here in the Philippines.

The crematorium is probably the oldest adobe structure in the Philippines.

The crematorium is probably the oldest adobe structure in the Philippines.

The crematorium is probably the oldest adobe structure in the Philippines.

The crematorium is probably the oldest adobe structure in the Philippines.

The crematorium is probably the oldest adobe structure in the Philippines.

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