- The
Bagakay is an
ancient Filipino weapon made of bamboo. It is a two
pointed wooden dart type of
weapon about ten
inches in
length thrown at an enemy...
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javelin used in the pre-colonial Philippines. They are made from
sharpened bagakay (Schizostachyum lumampao)
bamboo in
which certain compartments were filled...
- pre-war army
facility converted into a golf
course located in Baran****
Bagakay, at the foot of
Mount Malindang.
Ozamiz Airport, also
known as Labo Airport...
- [citation needed]
Sharpened bamboo javelins weighted with sand
known as
bagakay were used as
disposable missile weapons in both land and
naval warfare...
- The primary, and most traditional,
element in the
decoration was the
bagakay, or
young bamboo branches from
which junk food,
native delicacies such...
-
climbing bamboos (Dinochloa spp.)
Another endemic species, the
lumampao or
bagakay bamboo (Schizostachyum lumampao),
which are used for
making sawali (woven...
- the
Igorot spear is more akin to
rifle bayonet training.
Sugob Sumpit Bagakay Foronda, Fuentes, Lingamen, Macapagal, Macachor. "Filipino
Warrior Arts...
- 29 baran****s. Each baran****
consists of
puroks while some have sitios.
Bagakay Baran**** 1 (Poblacion) Baran**** 10 (Poblacion) Baran**** 11 (Poblacion)...
- they
formed a new
society and came up with the name Bagobo.: 7
Bagakay -
Bagakays can be
either made of wood or
steel depending on choice,
wooden ones...
- gunong, susuwat, tagan, and utak. A
variety of
spears (sibat), axes,
darts (
bagakay), and
arrows (pana or busog) are also used.
Kampilan sword from Sulu Basih...
