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A description of literacy and writing systems in early Philippines.

18th century Filipino Bisaya Script TTF Font available for free. Supporting evidence of Bisaya Script and other Filipino Scripts also known as the alibata or baybayin. Ilokano pandesal recipe from scratch from Kalihi, Hawaii. 100-word comparison of ten Austronesian languages on display. Interesting links related to art and culture.

A collection of articles on the Philippine culture, history, the Rizal-Blumentritt friendship, Austrian-Philippine relations, picturesque old Philippines, and more. This site is part of APSIS (Asian/Pacific Studies and Information Service) at the Institut für Völkerkunde (Institute of Social Anthropology), University of Vienna.

Information on the pre-Spanish Philippine culture.

A site about the morphing Philippine national hero.

History, photos, stories and message boards for those that were there.

History of Leyte from pre-Spanish times to the post-Jesuit period; also talks about the Pulahan Movement and Leyte Landing.

History of this city located south of Manila from 1572 till the 1950's.

Covering the beginnings of the archipelago, the rediscovery by the Spaniards, the American era, to the present by the University of Alberta.

The oldest document ever found in the Philippines.

Literacy was widespread in ancient Philippines.

Family site that features bio of Miguel Malvar, a national hero. Requires javascript.

Stories of a young man growing up on an airbase in the Philippines.

The mysterious and undeciphered scripts of the Philippines.

A look at the history of the Philippines during its time as a Spanish province. An excerpt from Volume I of the Great Republic by the Master Historians.

Articles on prehispanic Filipino history, ancient baybayin writing, and language. Also with free fonts and celebrity pictures.

The history and enduring political and cultural impacts of the Philippine Revolution and Philippine-American War.

General information and news about the Philippines including Philippine history.

Exlusive photos of jewelry, worth millions of pesos, seized in 1986 from a courier who claimed they belong to Imelda Marcos.