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tourist attraction,
Bangui Wind Farm. It was
named after the
Ilocano word "
puraw"
which means "white”, in
reference to the
white limestone formations formed...
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project in the
neighboring city of Baguio. The
endeavour is
called Project Puraw which involves the
painting of
houses in
Quirino Hill. Pasogoy, Mark Victor...
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social attitudes towards unshaped skulls (similar to the
binatakan and
puraw distinctions in
Visayan tattooing).
People with
flattened backs of the head...
- asog (feminized men) for whom it was
socially acceptable to be
mapuraw or
puraw (unmarked).
Tattoos were so
highly regarded that men will
often just wear...
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itself was an
emporium for the
exchange of
Igorot gold." Balaoan,
formerly "
Puraw" (meaning "white') was
originally part of
Ilocos Sur. The town's present...
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usually shamans) for whom it was
socially acceptable to be
mapuraw or
puraw (unmarked,
compare with
Samoan ****ʻu).
Tattoos were so
highly regarded...
- Sudipen,
Namacpacan (Luna), Bangar, "Basnutan" (Bacnotan), and "Purao" or "
Puraw" (Balaoan) in the south, and
along the
riverbanks of the
Amburayan River...
- binatakan, and
Ilocano burikan. Men
without tattoos were
distinguished as
puraw among Visayans,
meaning "unmarked" or "plain" (compare with
Samoan ****ʻu)...
- a Di Mangasawa? ("Why Doesn't He Get Married?"),
Dispensara and Padi a
Puraw Wenno Naamo a
Kibin ("A
White Priest or a Good Guide"). The 20th century...
