- the
Ibaloi consume fish from the few
rivers in
their area.
Smoked pork
called kinuday is a
prominent food for the
Ibaloi people. Many
Ibalois are now...
- The
Ibaloi language (ësël ivadoy, /əsəl ivaˈdoj/)
belongs to the Malayo-Polynesian
branch of the
Austronesian languages family. It is
closely related to...
- The
national park is
inhabited by
different ethnic groups such as the
Ibalois, Kalanguya, Kankana-eys, Karao, and Ifugaos.
Mount ****g
stands at 2,928...
- Sun****a
ibaloi is a
species of
insect from the
family Heteropterygidae. It is one of
three very
similar stick insect species of the
genus Sun****a, which...
- self-glorification,
especially by
critics of the
Marcos administration. The
displaced Ibalois viewed it as a
symbol of
their mistrust for
government authorities since...
-
ethnolinguistic groups.
Kankanaeys dominate the
northwestern muni****lities,
Ibalois are
concentrated on the southeast, and
Kalanguyas are
mostly found in the...
- The area was a
hunting ground of the
indigenous peoples,
notably the
Ibalois and
other Igorot ethnic groups. When the
Spanish arrived in the Philippines...
- Philippine-American war. The site is
referred to the locals, the
Ibalois, as "Ka****way" and is
owned by
Ibaloi leader Mateo Cariño. 213
hectares (530 acres) of the...
- 1980s. The
Garden is
dominated by a
Statue of the 5 main
Igorot Tribes the
Ibalois, Bontocs, Kalingas,
Ifugaos and the Kankanaeys. The
Melvin Jones Grandstand...
- used to
tattoo both
Ibaloi and
Kankanaey women. However, most of
these women would have
already p****ed away by the 1980s.
Ibaloi tattoo artists could...
