The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has stopped the controversial road construction project around Puente de Gibanga and Puente de Princesa in Tayabas,
Aside from being an archaeologically significant town with the 1970s discoveries of Metal Age earthenware artifacts associated with ancient burial practices, the town of Bacong
At least two of the remaining Spanish-era bridges in Tayabas, Quezon province, are in danger of being altered or altogether destroyed because of a road-widening project
“I design Filipino, nothing else.”
In what could be the biggest case of cultural-property smuggling in the country, an 81.5-pound clam pearl estimated at $130 million was shipped out of
The National Museum of the Philippines (NMP) has stabilized and restored the mortuary chapel of the San Joaquin Campo Santo in Iloilo damaged by treasure hunters who dug up a 60-ft-deep pit, compromising the integrity of the Spanish-era Baroque structure early this year.
Ever wondered what goes into weaving some of the indigenous textiles from the North? There will be a demonstration featuring Ifugao’s sacred textiles on Nov. 4 at the Manlilikha ng Bayan Hall, 3/F, National Museum of Anthropology, Manila.
BOHOL church authorities have expressed alarm over apparent treasure-hunting by a US engineering firm in the compound of Alburquerque church, declared an important cultural property
TO FILIPINOS forever enthralled by Hollywood, Africa is the darkest continent, uninviting and impenetrable, and Ethiopia, probably the oldest civilization in the world, the dimmest
In the mantra portion of my column last week, I talked about the nature of the I AM which is defined as unconditional beingness.
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