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Chapter Title: THE BISAYAN AND PALAWAN ISLANDS
Book Title: Philippine Ethnography

Book Subtitle: A Critically Annotated and Selected Bibliography
Book Author(s): Shiro Saito
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PA R T III
THE B I S AYA N
AND
PA L A WA N ISLANDS
PART III . THE BISAYAN AND PALAWAN ISLANDS . A. BY SUBJECT. . . .
A. BY SUBJECT
GENERAL
3567. ARANETA, FRANCISCO and MIGUEL A. BERNAD. “Bisayans” of Borneo and

the “Tagalogs” and “Visayans” of the Philippines. SMJ 9, nos. 15/16 (July/Dec.
1960), 542–564.
Hart: M&Q 3 7
Llamzon: Popular, journalistic description of situation.
E 3 7
Ward: Comparative study with a fair amount of words presented.
M&Q 3 7
3568. BEYER, H. OTLEY, comp. Ethnography of the Bisaya peoples& a comprehen-

sive collection of original sources…Manila, 1918- . (His: Beyer collection of
Filipiniana. Section A, set la)
Cited in Harvard Univ. Peabody Museum … Library. Catalogue: Subjects. v.18,
p. 42.
Nurge: E 3 4
Sibley: Many of these are students’ papers, of uneven quality.
E 3 4
3569. _____. Ethnography of the Mindoro-Palawan peoples; a collection of original

sources…Manila, 1918- . (His: Beyer collection of Filipiniana. Section 4, set
12a, 1918)
Cited in Harvard Univ. Peabody Museum … Library. Catalogue: Subjects. v.18,
p. 40.
Nurge: E 3 4
Sibley: Many of these are students’ papers, of uneven quality.
E 3 4
3570. BLUMENTRITT, FERDINAND. Die Bergstämme der Insel Negros (Philippinen).

Kaiserlich-Königliche Geographische Gesellschaft in Wien. Mittheilungen 32,
(1889), 508–515.
Hart: Based on published data, author never visited Philippine
Islands.
A 3 3
3571. _____. Die Eingebornen der Insel Palawan. Bemerkungen zu des D. Francisco
Javier de Moya “Las Islas Filipinas. Estudios historicos.” Deutsche Rundschau
für Geographie und Statistik 6, no. 4 (Jan. 1884), 161–167.
Hart: A 3 3
3572. CARROLL, JOHN B. Notes on the Bisaya in the Philippines and Borneo. JEAS
8, nos. 1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1959), 42–72.
3573. _____. The word Bisaya in the Philippines and Borneo. SMJ 9, nos. 15/16
(July/Dec. 1960), 499–541.
3574. CRUZ, BEATO DE LA. Blessing on this house. PM 37, no. 2 (Feb. 1940), 60, 66, 67.
Hart: – 3/5 4
3575. EALDAMA, EUGENIO. The Monteses of Panay.

PM 35, no. 1 (Jan. 1938), 24–25, 50–52.
389
35, no. 2 (Feb. 1938), 95–97, 107.

35, no. 3 (Mar. 1938), 138, 149–150.
35, no. 5 (May 1938), 236, 242, 244–245.
35, no. 6 (June 1938), 286–287.
35, no. 9 (Sept. 1938), 424–425.
35, no. 10 (Oct. 1938), 468–469, 487–490.
Hart: X 4 4
3576. ECHAÚZ, ROBUSTIANO. … Apuntes de la isla de Negros. Manila, Tipo-lit. de

Chofré y comp. a 894. 191p.
Hart: Author lived in Negros Occidental—most of book on Occi-
dental province.
X 5 3
3577. ELLINGER, TAGE U. H. Explorations in the interior of southwest Palawan.

PSSHR 17, no. 3 (Sept. 1952), 215–245. 3 plates.
3578. FOX, ENRIQUETA (Translator). Bisayan accounts of early Bornean Settlements

in the Philippines recorded by Father Santarén. Chicago, Philippine Studies
Program, Department of Anthropology, Univ. of Chicago, 1954. 24p. (Univ. of
Chicago. Philippine Studies Program. Transcript no. 4)
Sibley: I/M 3 1
3579. FRANCISCO, JUAN R. Palawan Journal. U.P. Anthropology Bulletin 3, no. 1

(First semester 1967/1968), 13–15, 18–27.
3580. HARRISSON, TOM. “Bisaya”: Borneo – Philippine impacts of Islam. SMJ 7,

no. 7 (June 1956), 43–47.
Hart: E 3 7
3581. _____. “Bisaya” in North Borneo and elsewhere. Sabah Society Journal, no. 2
(Mar. 1962), 6–13.
Hart: E 3 7
3582. HART, DONN V. A personal narrative of a Samaran Filipina. AS 3, no. 1

(Apr. 1965), 55–70.
3583. _____. “Tambal para sa uhaw”: The ethnography of the buri palm in barrio
Caticugan, Negros, Philippines. PJS 94, no. 3 (Sept. 1965), 339–372.
3584. LOARCA, MIGUEL DE. Relation of the Filipinas Islands. [1582]. (In: Blair and
Robertson. v.5: 34–187.
3585. MADIGAN, FRANCIS C. Research in the Visayas-Mindanao area. PSR 11, nos.
1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1963), 125–130.
Hart: Sociologist-priest with long residence in Mindanao.
M/Z 4 7
3586. MARCHE, ALFRED. Lucon et Palaouan; six années de voyages aux Philippines.
Paris, Librairie Hachette, 1887. 406p.
3587. NURGE, ETHEL. Life in a Leyte village. Seattle, Univ. of Washington Press,
1965. 157p. (American Ethnological Society. Monograph no. 40)
Hart: Anthropologist-trained in Whiting tradition—best on spe-
cific data dyad relationship.
390
E 5 6
Nurge: E 5 6
Sibley: One of few published accounts of Central Philippine Is-
land village life.
E 5 6
3588. PAL, AGATON P. A Philippine barrio: a study of social organizations in relation

to planned cultural change. Ithaca, New York, 1956. 400p. Thesis (Ph.D.) –
Cornell Univ. Part II (Chapters 4–11) “A case study of a Philippine barrio,”
published in JEAS 5, no. 4 (Oct. 1956), 333–486.
Coller: Careful and comprehensive field study of a village in
Southern Leyte. Economics and communications are partic-
ularly well-covered.
Z 5 6
McMillan: A careful analysis of rural social organization.
Z 4 6
Polson: The most comprehensive description of a Visayan barrio.
Z 5 6
3589. POVEDANO, DIEGO LOPE. The Robertson text and translation of the Povedano
manuscript of 1572, edited by E. D. Hester, with notes on Kabunian by Fred
Eggan and on the Bisayan syllabary by Robert Fox. Chicago, 1954 Philippine
Studies Program, Dept. of Anthropology, Univ. of Chicago, 1954. 63p. (Philip-
pine Studies Program. Transcript no. 2)
Scott: “… appear to be deliberate fabrications with no historic
validity.” Prehispanic source materials for the study of
Philippine history. 1968. p. 136.
Sibley: Some question exists concerning the authenticity of this
manuscript.
3590. _____. The Povedano manuscript of 1578. The ancient legends and stories of
the Indios Jarayas, Jiguesinas, and Igneines which contain their beliefs and
diverse superstitions. Translated and annotated by Rebecca P. Ignacio. 1954.
72p. (Transcript no. 3, Philippine Studies Program, Univ. of Chicago)
3591. PUTONG, CECILIO. Bohol and its people. Manila, 1965. 164p.
Hart: Y 3 7
3592. RAHMANN, RUDOLF. Research possibilities in the Visayas. Philippine Associa-

tion for Graduate Education. 1st regional seminar, June 1964, 30–37.
Hart: Chancellor of San Carlos University – done Philippine Is-
land research on Negritos.
E/M 4 6
3593. REYES Y FLORENTINO, ISABELO DE LOS. … Las islas Visayas en la época

de la conquista. 2 ed. Manila, Tipo-litografía de Chofré y ca., 1889. 114p.
(Biblioteca de “La España oriental)
Hart: M/Q 5 7
3594. SANTARÉN, TOMAS. Bisayan accounts of early Bornean settlements in the

Philippines. Introductory note by Fred Eggan and note on texts by E. D.
Hester. SMJ 7, no. 7 (June 1956), [22]-42.
391
AGRICULTURE AND FOOD
3595. AQUINO, MARCELO V. Some aspects of agricultural loans granted by five

rural banks in the Visayas and Mindanao, 1953. PA 39, no. 9 (Feb. 1956),
510–515.
Intengan: An interesting account of the ritual in the planting of
sweet potato.
C 5 6
Sta. Iglesia: Highly useful descriptive research.
G 5 6
3596. ARENS, RICHARD. Animism in the rice ritual of Leyte and Samar. PSR 4,
no. 1 (Jan. 1956), 2–6.
Hart: The seven articles by Arens are based on interviewing infor-
mants and extensive travel in Leyte and Samar when the
author was associated with St. Paul College in Tacloban.
M/E 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3597. _____. Animistic fishing ritual in Leyte and Samar. PSR 4, no. 4 (Oct. 1956),
24–28.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3598. _____. Camote ritual in Leyte and Samar. East and West (Instituto Italiano
Per Il Medio Ed Estremo Oriente) 7, (July 1956), 173–176.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Nurge: M 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3599. _____. The corn ritual in Leyte and Samar. PSR 4, nos. 2/3 (Apr./July 1956),
29–31.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Nurge: M 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3600. _____. The fishing industry of San Jose, Tacloban City, Leyte. JEAS 5, no. 1
(Jan. 1956), 1–34.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3601. _____. Notes on camote rituals in Leyte and Samar Islands, Philippines. PJS
85, no. 3 (Sept. 1956), 343–347. 2 plates.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Nurge: M 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3602. _____. The rice ritual in the East Visayan Islands, Philippines. Folklore Studies
(Society of the Divine World. Tokyo, Japan) 16, (1957), 268–290. 12 photos.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3603. ARNALDO, MARCELO V. A summary of the situation of the agricultural credit

co-operative associations in the island of Panay. PA 19, no. 8 (Jan. 1931),
531–539.
392
Intengan: An evaluation of the operation of agricultural credit coop-

erative associations in Panay with recommendations.
C 3 4
3604. BAGUILAT, TEODORO B. Palay marketing on the farm level in Nueva Ecija,
Cagayan and Iloilo, 1955–1956. PA 42, no. 1 (June 1958), 18–35.
Y(G) 5 6
3605. BANOGON, RODOLFO C. A study of lowland rice farming (Farm management

study of Negros Oriental). SJ 6, no. 4 (Oct./Dec. 1959), 334–354.
Y 5 6
3606. BARRERA, ALFREDO. Palawan’s edible bird’s nest. PGJ 6, no. 2 (Apr./June
1958), 62–66.
Intengan: Bird’s nest industry in Palawan is described. This is popu-
larly served as “nido” soup.
C 3 6
Spencer: C 4 6
Wernstedt: C 3 6
3607. BAWAGAN, MARGARITA P. Marketing of farm products produced in Bantayan,

Cebu. PA 37, nos. 1/2 (June/July 1953), 76–83.
Intengan: This study revealed that marketing was haphazard and
crude, storage and/or warehousing facilities are not used,
credit facilities not adequate and farm products are sold
ungraded.
C 3 6
Y 5 6
3608. BOKINGO, BENJAMIN A. Diversified crop farming (Farm management study

of Negros Oriental). SJ 6, no. 4 (Oct./Dec. 1959), 355–374.
Intengan: A study of the problems of diversified crop farming in
Negros Oriental; presented some lines of action designed
to improve their standard of living.
C 4 6
Y 5 6
3609. CAGAMPANG, FELIPE V. An economic study of sugar cane farms in Negros

Oriental. SJ 5, no. 2 (Apr./June 1958), 119–139.
Intengan: A study of the general situation prevailing in 31 small
sugar cane farms in a district in Negros Oriental.
C 3 6
Y 5 6
3610. _____ and BENJAMIN A. BOKINGO. Socio-economic conditions of laborers in

sugar cane plantations in Negros Oriental. SJ 6, no. 2 (Apr./June 1959),
109–121.
Intengan: An analysis of the prevailing management practices of
sugar cane plantations in Negros Oriental and of labor
problems.
393
C 4 6
Y 5 6
3611. _____ and H. B. RAMACHO. How coconut farmers make a living (Farm
management study of Negros Oriental). SJ 6, no. 4 (Oct./Dec. 1959), 312–333.
Intengan: A survey to study the general condition of the average co-
conut farmers in Negros Oriental upon which recommenda-
tions for improving farm practices shall be based.
C 4 6
Y 5 6
3612. CAINTIC, CRISOGONO, U., J. C. STA. IGLESIA, and H. VON OPPENFELD.

Management practices, costs and returns of sugar cane farms in the Victorias
milling district College, Laguna, College of Agriculture, Univ. of the Philip-
pines, 1962. 67p. (Technical Bulletin 10)
Sta. Iglesia: Highly useful descriptive and analytical research.
Y 5 6
3613. CAMPOS, AMADO C. Commercial-scale poultry production in Cebu. PA 37,

nos. 1/2 (June/July 1953), 9–15.
Intengan: Survey revealed problems of poultry trade in Cebu. Reme-
dial measures are suggested.
C 4 6
3614. COROCOTO, SIMON P. and MOISES L. SARDIDO. The economic and social condi-
tions of rice farmers in Palapag, Samar. Researcher 1, no. 1 (Feb. 1965), 35–49.
3615. GERVACIO, EMMANUEL T. Livelihood of corn farmers (Farm management

study of Negros Oriental). SJ 6, no. 4 (Oct./Dec. 1959), 283–311.
Intengan: A study of management practices of corn farmers de-
signed to provide materials for use in agricultural
extension and community development work.
C 4 6
Y 5 6
3616. GUTHRIE, HELEN A. Nutrition in a fishing community. (In: Bello, Walden F.

and Alfonso de Guzman II, eds. Modernization: its impact in the Philippines,
III. Quezon City, Ateneo de Manila Univ. Press, 1968, p. 129–148. IPC Papers
no. 6)
3617. HART, DONN V. Hunting and food gathering activities in a Bisayan barrio.
JEAS 4, no. 1 (Jan. 1955), 1–13.
Hart: Based on author’s research in South Negros, 1950–51.
E 5 6
Sibley: Excellent detailed data on Southeast Negros settlement
area.
E 5 6
3618. _____. Securing aquatic products in Siaton municipality, Negros Oriental

province, Philippines. Manila, Bureau of Printing, 1956. 84p. (Institute of Sci-
ence and Technology. Monograph 4)
394
Hart: Based on author’s research in South Negros, 1950–51.

E 5 6
Intengan: A survey report of fishing methods and associated prac-
tices employed in the region.
E 4 6
Sibley: Excellent detailed data on Southeast Negros settlement
area.
E 5 6
Wernstedt: E 4 7
3619. _____. “Tambal para sa uhaw”; the ethnography of the buri palm in barrio
Caticugan Negros, Philippines. PJS 94, no. 3 (Sept. 1965), 339–370. 2 plates.
3620. HESTER, EVETT D. and GERÓNIMO M. MIÑANO. Tenancy on coconut hold-

ings in the municipality of Looc, Province of Romblon. PA 10, no. 4 (Nov.
1921), 145–168.
3621. ILAG, LEODEGARIO M. Economic implications of technological change on the

Philippine sugar industry: a case study of some farms in the Victorias Mill
district. PRBE 2, no. 1 (May 1965), 9–25.
3622. _____. Farm management analysis of some sugar-cane farms in the Victorias
Mill district, Philippines, 1961–1962. 1964. 145p. Thesis (M.S.) – U.P. Cited
in U.P. theses and dissertations index, p. 91.
Sta. Iglesia: Highly useful descriptive and analytical research.
Y 5 6
3623. JOCANO, F. LANDA. Agricultural rituals in a Philippine barrio. PSR 15, nos.
1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1967), 48–56.
3624. KALAW, MOISES M. A report of two month’s extension work in the Visayan
Islands. PA 18, no. 1 (June 1929), 65–77.
Intengan: A report of the activities of an agricultural extension
worker setting up copra driers in several localities.
C 3 4
3625. MANULAT, MARIO V. The rural credit system in Naghalin, Kanangga, Leyte.
PA 38, nos. 6/7 (Nov./Dec. 1954), 471–483.
Intengan: A survey of the rural credit system prevailing in a partic-
ular Leyte barrio at the time.
C 3 6
Y 5 6
3626. MERRILL, ELMER DREW. The ascent of Mount Halcon, Mindoro. PJS 2A, no.
3 (June 1907), 179–205. 1 plate.
Frake: N 5 4
3627. MILLER, E. Y. The tugda, or rice planter, of the Coyunos, Philippine Is-
lands. Smithsonian Institution. Miscellaneous Collections 47, (1905), 375–376.
2 plates.
3628. MONTALBAN, HERACLIO R. Investigations on fish preservation at Estancia,

Panay, Philippine Islands. PJS 42, no. 2 (June 1930), 309–335. 5 plates.
395
Intengan: Describes existing methods of fish preservation and im-

provements made.
C 4 4
3629. NURGE, ETHEL. Problems of food preservation in a Philippine village. Rip

Van Winkle Clinic. Proceedings 2 (Winter 1960), 13–17.
Cited in Medical Anthropology Newsletter. Sept. 1970, p. 23.
3630. POLSON, ROBERT A. and AGATON P. PAL. Food supply and food habits in
the Dumaguete city trade area. SJ 4, no. 2 (Apr./June 1957), 107–113.
Hart: Z&Z 5 6
Sibley: Z&Z 5 6
Z&Z 5 6
Wernstedt: Good detailed pioneer study.
Z&Z 4 6
3631. QUINTANA, EMILIO U. Costs and returns of palay production in Iloilo,

1952–53. PA 39, no. 3 (Aug. 1955), 147–150.
Intengan: A study on palay production on irrigated and non-irri-
gated lowland in Iloilo.
C 3 6
Y 5 6
3632. _____. The economic and social conditions of abaca farmers in Baybay, Leyte.
PA 35, no. 9 (Feb. 1952), 451–470.
Intengan: Many findings among abaca farmers are presented. Fac-
tors that contribute to low income and sub-standard of
living are discussed.
C 3 6
Y 5 6
3633. _____. Factors affecting costs and returns of palay production in Iloilo. PA 39,
no. 6 (Nov. 1955), 365–368.
Intengan: A discussion of factors affecting costs and returns of
palay production in a Philippine province.
C 3 6
3634. RAVENHOLT, ALBERT. Social yeast in the sugar industry& Jesuits organize
the plantation workers. AUFSR. Southeast Asia Series 7, no. 4 (Apr. 1959),
12p. (AR-3-59)
Polson: An excellent case study of operational problems in rural
mobilization.
V 5 6
3635. SACAY, FRANCISCO M. and BLAS A. GAAC. The economic and social conditions
of coconut farmers in Despujols, Romblon. PA 36, no. 4 (Sept. 1952), 225–229.
Y(G) 5 6
3636. SALAZAR, MA PAZ GIL. Strengthening cooperation and coordination in com-

munity nutrition work in Cebu. Philippine Journal of Nutrition 20, no. 2
(Apr./June 1967), 61–65.
396
Reprinted from DAP Bulletin 6, no. 2 (Apr. 1967).
3637. SCHUL, NORMAN W. Hacienda magnitude and Philippine sugar cane produc-
tion. AS 5, no. 2 (Aug. 1967), 258–273.
3638. SELGA, MIGUEL. Father Francisco Ignacio Alzina, S.J.: an agricultural ob-
server of the seventeenth century. PA 20, no. 6 (Nov. 1931), 367–369.
Intengan: The article deals on some unpublished documents written
by a 17th century agricultural observer and religious mis-
sionary.
C 3 4
3639. SZANTON, DAVID L. The fishing industry of Estancia, Iloilo. (In: Modern-
ization: its impact in the Philippines II. Guthrie, George M. and others,
editors. Quezon City, Ateneo de Manila Univ. Press, 1967. IPC Papers, no.
5. p. 4–34)
3640. TABLANTE, NATHANIEL B. Marketing cattle in the province of Masbate. PA

36, no. 1 (June 1952), 51–60.
Intengan: The most important industry in Masbate is described giv-
ing size of ranch, market outlets, price of animal and
cost of shipping per head.
C 4 6
Y 5 6
3641. UMALI, AGUSTIN F. The fishery industries of southwestern Samar. PJS 54,
no. 3 (July 1934), 365–392. 7 plates.
Hart: Top-rate Filipino specialist on fishing.
C 5 6
Intengan: A survey of nine municipalities in Samar where fishing is
the mainstay of the people. Fishing methods and fish
preservation are cited.
C 3 4
3642. VANDER MEER, CANUTE. Agricultural rituals for corn crops on Cebu Island,
Philippines. PJS 96, no. 3 (Sept. 1967), 305–318.
3643. _____. Corn on the island of Cebu, the Philippines. Ann Arbor, 1962. 205p.
Thesis (Ph.D.) – Univ. of Michigan.
3644. WERNSTEDT, FREDERICK L. Agricultural regionalism on Negros Island, Philip-

pines. Los Angeles, 1953. 264p. Thesis (Ph.D.) – Univ. of California.
3645. _____. The role of corn in the agricultural economy of Negros Oriental. SJ 1,
no. 1 (Jan. 1954), 59–67.
Hart: Based on research done in 1950–51 for Philippine Islands
dissertation.
K 5 6
Sibley: Wernstedt is a leading geographical analyst of Philippine
Islands.
K 5 6
397
ARCHAEOLOGY
3646. AGA-OGLU, KAMER. Early blue and white wine pot excavated in the Philip-
pines. Far Eastern Ceramic Bulletin 1/2, no. 10 (June 1950), 64–71. 1
plate.
Sibley: A 4 1
3647. BERGER, RAINER. The Palawan Island series. California. Univ., Los Angeles.
Dept. of Anthropology. Pacific Island Program, Los Angeles, 1968. no. 13,
1–7.
3648. BROECKER, W. S., J. L. KULP and C. S. TUCEK. Lamont natural radio-carbon

measurements III. Science 124, no. 3213 (July 27, 1956), 154–165.
Peterson: A listing of C-14 dates, including some from the Philip-
pines.
A 5 1
Solheim: First C-14 date from the Philippines.
N 3 1
3649. FOX, ROBERT B. Ancient man in Palawan: a progress report of current exca-
vations. Manila, National Museum (mimeographed). 1963.
Hart: A 5 1
Sibley: Principal excavator of Palawan materials.
A 5 1
Solheim: First report on the excavations in the most important pre-
historic sites known in the Philippines.
A/E 5 1
3650. _____. Recent archaeological excavations in Palawan. U.P. Anthropology Bulletin

1, no. 1 (Sept. 1963), 6–7.
Hart: A 5 1
Sibley: Fox is main excavator of Palawan materials.
A 5 1
3651. GUTHE, CARL E. A burial site on the island of Samar, Philippine Islands.
Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters. Papers. 23, (1937), 29–35. 2
plates.
Hart: A 5 1
Sibley: A 5 1
Solheim: A brief site report.
A 5 1
3652. HUTTERER, CHARLES. Report on a preliminary exploration of some caves

in southwestern Samar. Leyte-Samar Studies 2, no. 1 (1968), 123–143. 10
figures. 1 plate.
3653. RAHMANN, RUDOLPH and ROSA C. P. TENAZAS. A brief review of the

archaeological field work undertaken by the Department of Anthropology, Uni-
versity of San Carlos, Philippines, during the years 1961–64. National Taiwan
Univ., Taipei. Dept. of Archaeology and Anthropology. Bulletin, no. 23/24,
(Nov. 1964), 46–51.
Hart: M&A 3 7
Sibley: M&A 4 7
Solheim: M&A 3 7
398
3654. SIBLEY, WILLIS E. A discovery report: the Bongol San Miguel burial site,
Guimbal, Iloilo. SR 6, nos. 7/8 (July/Aug. 1965), 31–36.
Hart: Reprinted in Mario D. Zamora, ed. Studies in Philippine
Anthropology. 1967, p. 273–298. 11 plates. Has wide re-
search experience in Panay and Negros Occidental.
E 5 1
Sibley: Brief report of late Pre-Spanish burial site in Panay.
E 3 1
Solheim: E 5? 1
3655. SMITH, WARREN D. Ancient cave dwellers of Batwaan, Masbate, Philippine

Islands. PJS 19, no. 2 (Aug. 1921), 233–241. 5 plates.
3656. SOLHEIM, WILHELM G., II. The archaeology of the central Philippines; a
study chiefly of the iron age and its relationships. Manila, Bureau of Printing,
1964. 235p. 45 plates. (Monographs of the National Institute of Science and
Technology, 10)
Solheim: A basic work presenting new data and new interpretation
of the Philippine Iron Age; data primarily from the Vi-
sayan Islands.
A 4/5 1/2
3657. _____. The Batungan cave sites, Masbate, Philippines. (In: Solheim, Wilhelm
G., ed. Anthropology at the EighthPacific Science Congress of the Pacific
Science Association and the Fourth Far-Eastern Prehistory Congress. Quezon
City, Philippines, 1953. Honolulu, Social Science Research Institute, Univ. of
Hawaii, 1968, p. 21–62. 6 plates.
Solheim: A 5 1
3658. _____. Further notes on the Kalanay pottery complex in the Philippines. AP
3, no. 2 (Winter 1959), 157–165. 7 plates.
Solheim: Important data on a Late Neolithic—Early Iron Age pot-
tery complex in the Philippines.
A 4/5 1
3659. _____. Further relationships of the Sa-Huỳnh-Kalanay pottery tradition. AP 8,

no. 1 (Summer 1964), 196–211. 7 plates.
Solheim: New data on Philippine prehistoric pottery and on pottery
found in Thailand which is clearly related to the Philip-
pine prehistoric pottery.
A 4/5 1
3660. _____. Jar burial in the Babuyan and Batanes Islands and in Central Philip-
pines, and its relationship to jar burial elsewhere in the Far East. PJS 89,
no. 1 (Mar. 1960), 115–148. 10 plates.
Maher: A 5 1
Scheans: Beyerian diffusionist study.
A 4/5 1
Solheim: New data and reinterpretation of jar burials found in the
Philippines and elsewhere in Asia.
A 4/5 1
3661. _____. The Kulanay pottery complex in the Philippines. Artibus Asiae 20, no.
4 (1957), 279–288.
Solheim: Of historical interest.
A 3 1
399
3662. _____. The Makabog burial – jar site. PJS 83, no. 1 (Mar. 1954), 57–68. 10
plates.
Solheim: Site report.
A 5 1
3663. _____. Notes on the archaeology of Masbate. JEAS 4, no. 1 (Jan. 1955),
47–50.
Solheim: A 3 1
3664. _____. The Philippine iron age. 1959. 453p. Thesis (Ph.D.) – Univ. of Ari-
zona.
Peterson, W.: Descriptive portions of this work are excellent.
A 5 1
Solheim: A basic work presenting new data and new interpretation
of the Philippine Iron Age; data primarily from the Visa-
yan Islands.
A 4/5 1/2
3665. _____. Pottery manufacturing in the islands of Masbate and Batan, Philippines.
JEAS 1, no. 3 (1952), 49–53. plates.
3666. _____. The Sa-Huynh-Kalanay pottery tradition: past and future research. (In:
Zamora, Mario D., ed. Studies in Philippine anthropology (In honor of H.
Otley Beyer). Quezon City, Alemar-Phoenix, 1967. p. 151–174)
3667. _____ and TERRY SHULER. Further notes on Philippine pottery manufacture:
Mountain Province and Panay. JEAS 8, nos. 1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1959), 1–10.
Hart: A 5 7
Maher: A 5 7
Sibley: A 5 7
3668. TENAZAS, ROSA C. P. A brief report on protohistoric trade potteries from

burial sites in Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro. PSR 12, nos. 1/2 (Jan./Apr.
1964), 114–121.
Solheim: A 5? 1/2
ARMED FORCES AND WAR
3669. HART, DONN V. Guerrilla warfare and the Filipino resistance on Negros
Island in the Bisayas, 1942–1945: a bibliographical essay. JSEAH 5 (Mar.
1964), 101–125.
3670. LEAR, ELMER N. The western Leyte guerrilla warfare forces: a case study in
the non-legitimation of a guerrilla organization. JSEAH 9, no. 1 (Mar. 1968),
69–94.
400
BEHAVIOR PROCESS AND PERSONALITY
3671. CEBU PSYCHOLOGICAL AND RESEARCH CENTER and UNIVERSITY OF SAN

CARLOS. An analytical study of the personality, leadership patterns, mental
abilities and problems of college student leaders in Cebu City, Philippines; a
joint research project. Cebu City, the Center, 1967. 150p.
3672. JOCANO, F. LANDA. Variation in Philippine values: a western Bisayan case-

study. Southeast Asia Quarterly 1, no. 1 (July 1966), 49–74.
3673. [KEPNER, WILLIAM ALLISON]. Observations on color perception among the

Visayans of Leyte Island, P.I. Science 22, no. 569 (Nov. 24, 1905), 680–683.
3674. SIBLEY, WILLIS E. The definition and operation of Hiya in Manalad and
environs. 1955. 5p. Ms. Philippine Studies Program, Univ. of Chicago.
Hart: E 4 6
Sibley: Description of major sanctioning force of shame in Philip-
pine Islands.
E 5 6
Warren: E 5 6
BUILDINGS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
3675. HART, DONN V. The Cebuan Filipino dwelling in Caticugan: its construc-
tion and cultural aspects. New Haven, Yale Univ., 1958. 148p. (Southeast
Asia Studies. Cultural report series no. 7)
Hart: E 5 7
Polson: Very comprehensive.
E 5 6
Sibley: Detailed material culture analysis.
E 5 6
3676. MACEDA, MARCELINO N. A visit to the Ati of Iloilo. Carolinian 19, no. 2
(1955), 18, 35.
Cited in Lynch and Hollnsteiner. Sixty years of Philippine ethnology…(In:
Philippines (Republic) National Sciences Development Board. Area VI-Social
Sciences. Manila, 1963.)
Hart: Anthropologist trained in Switzerland and at Univ. of San
Carlos—worked with Rahmann.
E 4 6
Sibley: E 3 6
3677. TALAVERA, FLORENCIO and HERACLIO R. MONTALBAN. Fishing appliances

of Panay, Negros and Cebu. PJS 48, no. 3 (July 1932), 429–483. 15 plates.
Hart: C 5 7
401
CLOTHING, ADORNMENT AND MATERIALS
3678. ARENS, RICHARD. The ready-made garment industry in Minglanilla, Cebu.

Quezon City, Community Development Research Council, U.P. 1960. 135p.
(Study series, no. 6)
Hart: M/E 5 7
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND TERRITORIAL ORGANIZATION
3679. CANTERO-PASTRANO, CECELIA L. A report on a Visayan fishing barrio. PSR

3, no. 4 (Nov. 1955), 15–22.
Polson: A good discussion of interactive norms and processes.
– 5 6
3680. COLLER, RICHARD W. Barrio Gacao; a study of village ecology and the schis-
tosomiasis problem. Quezon City, Community Development Research Council,
U.P. 1960. 123p. (Study series no. 9)
Coller: Basic survey of a total village – socio-economic aspects
plus health material. Z 5 6
Tiglao: Z 5 6
Villanueva: Very insightful.
Z 5 6
3681. CUTSHALL, ALDEN. Dumaguete: an urban study of a Philippine community.

PGJ 5, nos. 1/2 (Jan./June 1957), 8–13.
Hart: Wide field research in the Philippines plus residence in
Dumaguete.
K 3 5/6
Sibley: G 5 6
3682. EALDAMA, EUGENIO. Alameda. 3d ed., Manila, University Pub. Co., 1952. 146p.
Hart: A devoted “amateur” who writes fondly and often wisely
about his childhood days.
X 4 7
Sibley: Q 5 4
3683. FIRMALINO, TITO C. Political activities of barrio citizens in Iloilo as they af-
fect community development. Quezon City, Community Development Research
Council, U.P. 1959. 266p. (Study series no. 4)
Grossholtz: Survey data on political communication and local, provin-
cial and national linkages.
V 3 6
Polson: Useful survey data on political attitudes and activities.
V 5 6
Sibley: V 3 6
V 5 6
3684. HART, DONN V. Barrio Caticugan: a Visayan Filipino community.

Syracuse, 1954. 769p. Thesis (Doctor of Social Science) – Syracuse Univ.
Hart: Based on 13 months research in South Negros (Siaton
municipality).
402
E 5 7
Polson: Good data on barrio economic practices including a brief
local history.
E 5 6
Sibley: Very detailed on material culture, geography, etc.; less
good on social organization.
E 5 6
3685. _____. The Philippine plaza complex; a focal point in culture change. New
Haven, Yale Univ. Southeast Asia Studies, 1955. 57p. (Cultural report series
no. 3)
Hart: Based on field research, available literature and interview-
ing Filipinos in the United States.
E 4 7
Polson: The role of the Spanish plaza in Filipino town life. Com-
parisons with Mexico.
E 5 6
Sibley: E 5/4 6
3686. HUKE, ROBERT. Maloco: a representative Aklan barrio. PSR 4, nos. 2/3
(Apr./July 1956), 23–29.
Hart: Geographer with extensive field research experience in
Philippine Islands. K 4 6
Polson: Statistics and observations on land use based on a brief
survey.
K 5 6
Sibley: K 3 6
3687. JOCANO, F. LANDA. Malitbog: a Philippine barrio in transition. Unpublished

Community Development Research Council Monograph no. 39.
Cited by F. Landa Jocano in PSR 14, no. 4 (Oct. 1966), p. 287.
Sibley: Jocano is a leading young Philippine anthropologist.
E 5 6
3688. PAL, AGATON P. Dumaguete City, Central Philippines. (In: Spoehr, Alexander,
ed., Pacific port towns and cities; a symposium. 10th Pacific Science Con-
gress, Honolulu, 1961. Honolulu, Bishop Museum Press, 1963. p. 13–16)
Hart: Somewhat superficial but best existing source.
Z 3 6
3689. _____. A Philippine barrio: a study of social organizations in relation to

planned cultural change. Ithaca, New York, 1956. 400p. Thesis (Ph.D.) – Cor-
nell Univ.
Part II (Chapters 4–11) published under the same title in JEAS 5, no. 4 (Oct.
1956), 333–486.
Z 5 6
Z 4 6
Z 5 6
3690. _____. The resources, levels of living, and aspirations of rural households
403
in Negros Oriental. Quezon City, Community Development Research Council,

U.P. 1963. 429p. (Study series, no. 15)
Hart: Based on extensive field research.
Z 5 6
Polson: Excellent survey data (1958) on the economic and social
status of rural households. Comments on relation of data
to development programs.
Z 5 6
Sibley: Pal is a reliable sociologist who has published widely on
Philippine Islands social organization.
Z 5 6
3691. _____. Rural sociology in the Philippines. Current Sociology 8, no. 1 (1959),
16–23.
Hart: Basic summary of research done since World War II.
Z 4 7
Sibley: Z 4 6
3692. POLSON, ROBERT A. and AGATON P. PAL. The status of rural life in the
Dumaguete City trade area, Philippines 1952. Ithaca, N. Y., Southeast Asia
Program, Dept. of Far Eastern Studies, Cornell Univ., 1956. 108p. (Data pa-
per no. 21)
Hart: Z&Z 5 6
Polson: Economic and social survey data on rural households. In-
cludes information on acceptance of information.
Z&Z 5 6
Sibley: Z&Z 5 6
3693. SIBLEY, WILLIS E. Field notes, especially from Manalad, Negros Occidental.
Ms., 1955. Philippine Studies Program, Univ. of Chicago, Chicago.
Cited in Univ. of Chicago. Philippine Studies Program. Selected bibliography
of the Philippines. p. 47.
Sibley: These are notes from 1954–55 village study in W. Negros.
E 5 6
Warren: E 5 6
3694. _____. Manalad: the maintenance of unity and distinctiveness in a Philippine

village. Chicago, 1958. 233p. Thesis (Ph.D.) – Univ. of Chicago.
Polson: A good study based on kinship analysis.
E 5 6
3695. _____. Social structures and planned change: a case study from the Philip-
pines. HO 19, no. 4 (Winter 1960/1961), 209–211.
3696. SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY, DUMAGUETE. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM.

Community development program, account of the planning, implementation, and
training of workers of a community development program: the people’s responses,
perceptions of the roles of workers and the experiences of each worker [by] Agaton
P. Pal and co-workers. Dumaguete City, 1959. 142p. (Its 1st report)
Hart: Z 4 6
Polson: A candid report of success and failure in an experimental
community development program.
Z 5 6
Sibley: Discussion of Silliman University Development Program.
Z 5 6
404
3697. SMYTHE, LEWIS S. C. Community development at Silliman University. Philip-

pine Christian Advance 11, no. 11 (Nov. 1959), 41–43.
Hart: Z 4 6
3698. _____ and AGATON P. PAL. Community development program. SJ 4, no. 3

(July/Sept. 1957), 161–175.
Hart: Z 4 6
3699. _____. Experimental design in the Silliman University Community Development

Program. Dumaguete City, Silliman Univ., 1958. 92p.
Hart: Z 4 6
Polson: Exposition of selected aspects of the design of an experi-
mental action-research community development program.
Z 5 6
3700. WELLS, STEPHEN and A. PAUL HARE, eds. Studies in regional development.
Bicol Development Planning Board. 1968. 111p.
DRINK, DRUGS AND INDULGENCE
3701. HART, DONN V. “Tambal para sa uhaw”; the ethnography of the buri palm
in barrio Caticugan Negros, Philippines. PJS 94, no. 3 (Sept. 1965), 339–370.
2 plates.
ECONOMICS
3702. MCINTYRE, MICHAEL P. Leyte and Samar: a geographical analysis of the

rural economics of the eastern Visayans. Columbus, 1951. 426p. Thesis (Ph.D.)
– Ohio State Univ.
3703. NURGE, ETHEL. Land ownership, occupation, and income in a Leyte barrio.
PSR 4, nos. 2/3 (Apr./July 1956), 15–22.
Hart: Based on field work done in a village in East Leyte.
E 5 6
Sibley: E 5 6
3704. SIBLEY, WILLIS E. Work partner choice in a Philippine village. SJ 4, no. 3

(July/Sept. 1957), 196–206.
Hart: Based on research in Southern Negros Occidental.
E 5 6
Sibley: Study of criteria used in forming working parties in rural
settlements.
E 5 6
405
EDUCATION
3705. CASTRO, TOMAS DE. The community schools of Negros Oriental – their influ-
ence on barrio and rural life. PJE 32, (1954), 432–434, 486.
Cited in Bibliography of Asian Studies. 1954, p. 700.
Hart: Y 3 5
3706. FISHER, J. ELLIOTT. Patterns of interaction between religious and educational

institutions. SJ 2, no. 4 (Oct. 1955), 312–325.
Hart: Taught many years at Silliman University.
Z 3 6
3707. ORATA, PEDRO T. Unesco associated projects – II. The Iloilo community
school experiment: the vernacular as medium of instruction. Fundamental and
Adult Education 8, no. 3 (1956), 173–178.
3708. TUMBAGAHAN, TIBURCIO J. The first forty years: a history of Silliman Uni-
versity, 1901–1941. 1948? 107p. Thesis (Ph.D.) – Stanford Univ. [Washington,
Library of Congress Photoduplication Service] 1948.
ETHNIC INFLUENCES
3709. KUIZON, JOSE G. The Sanskrit loan-words in the Cebuano-Bisayan language

and the Indian element in Cebuano-Bisayan culture. 1962. 144p. Thesis (M.A.)
– Univ. of San Carlos.
Hart: B 3 7
Ward: Culture history as reflected in languages.
L 3 1
3710. LEAR, ELMER N. Collaboration, resistance, and liberation: a study of society

and education in Leyte, The Philippines, under Japanese occupation. New
York. 1951. 720p. Thesis (Ph.D.) – Columbia Univ.
Goodman: An early example of an attempt to analyze the wartime
Philippine scene.
H 3 5
3711. _____. The Japanese occupation of the Philippines, Leyte, 1941–1945. Ithaca,
N.Y., Southeast Asia Program, Dept. of Far Eastern Studies, Cornell Univ.,
1961. 246p. (Data paper no. 42)
Goodman: Revised Ph.D. thesis but lacking in Japanese sources.
H 3 5
Wickberg: H 3 5
FAMILY AND KINSHIP
3712. GONZALEZ, MARY A. The Ilongo kinship system and terminology. PSR 13,
no. 1 (Jan. 1965), 23–31.
406
Hart: E 3 6
3713. QUIJANO, IGNACIO T. Cebuano-Visayan kinship terms. PM 34, no. 8 (Aug.

1937), 359–360.
Hart: – 4 7
FINE ARTS
3714. CRUZ, BEATO A. DE LA. The Hinal-o or Pestle dance. JEAS 4, no. 3 (July
1955), 441–442.
Trimillos: Dance from Aklan, Capiz.
J 5 4
3715. FAJARDO, LIBERTAD V. Visayan folk dances. With foreword by Serafin Aquino.
Manila, 1961. 1v.
Trimillos: Music, illustrations.
Y 5 6
3716. FRANCISCO, JUAN R. A note on the Pa’gang: a Tagbanuwa bamboo musical

instrument. AS 5, no. 1 (Apr. 1967), 33–41. 3 plates.
3717. HEINE-GELDERN, ROBERT. Trommelsprachen ohne Trommeln. Anthropos 28,

nos. 3/4 (May/Aug. 1933), 485–487.
GEOGRAPHY AND DEMOGRAPHY
3718. BARRERA, ALFREDO. Ursula Island. PGJ 3, no. 3 (July/Sept. 1955), 143–147.
Spencer: ‘Notes on’ an uninhabited island off Palawan.
C 4/5 6
3719. BLUMENTRITT, FERDINAND. Die Inseln Mindoro und Marinduque. Petermanns

Geographische Mitteilungen 30, (1884), 89–92.
Spencer: Rather thin descriptive notes only and pretty out of date.
N 3 3
3720. CONCEPCION, MERCEDES B. Migration differentials in the Visayas, 1960.

PSR 11, nos. 1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1963), 68–75.
Hart: Z 4 7
Sibley: One of leading Philippine Island demographers.
Z 5/4 6
Wernstedt: Z 4 6/7
3721. CREDO, FLAVIANO P. Emigration from the barrio of Malongcay, Zamboanguita,

Negros Oriental since 1948: its causes and consequences. 1967. Thesis (M.
A.) – Silliman Univ.
3722. MCINTYRE, MIKE. Geographic regionalism in Leyte. PGJ 3, no. 1 (Jan./Mar.
407
1955), 31–39.
Hart: K 4 7
Spencer: Analysis of physical regions.
K 4 7
Wernstedt: One of few regional geographic studies.
K 3/4 7
3723. _____. Geographic regionalism in Samar. PGJ 4, no. 1 (Jan./Mar. 1956), 7–13.
Hart: K 4 7
Spencer: Analysis of regional divisions.
K 4 7
Wernstedt: One of few regional geographic studies.
K 3/4 7
3724. MARTIN, GENE E. San Jose de Buenavista: a geographical study of a Philip-

pine municipality. NASB 11, no. 2 (Apr./June 1951), 159–178.
Wernstedt: Detailed municipality geographic study.
K 4 7
3725. NURGE, ETHEL. Land ownership, occupation, and income in a Leyte barrio.
PSR 4, nos. 2/3 (Apr./July 1956), 15–22.
Hart: Based on field work done in a village in East Leyte.
E 5 6
Sibley: E 5 6
3726. OÑATE, BURTON T. Estimation of population count by province with the 1960
population census as the sampling frame: the Visayan region. PSR 12, nos.
1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1964), 27–35.
Luna: Statistical analytical study.
N 4 6
Madigan: N 5 6
3727. RABOR, DIOSCORO S. Zoogeography of Negros Island and the Visayan province
or Central Philippines. PGJ 7, no. 4 (Oct./Dec. 1963), 179–192. 2 plates.
Hart: Best ornithologist in Philippine Islands—extensive field re-
search.
N 5 6
Sibley: Rabor is a leading Philippines zoologist.
N 5/4 6
Spencer: Excellent paper on geographic patterns of fauna.
Biologist 4/5 6
Wernstedt: Good summary study.
N 4 6
3728. SIBLEY, WILLIS E. Land-use regions of the Bisayan areas. Chicago, Philippine
Studies Program, Univ. of Chicago. 34p. Ms.
Cited in Univ. of Chicago. Philippine Studies Program. Sixth Annual Report
(1958/59).
Sibley: Studies based mainly on 1950 P.I. census data.
E 4 6
Warren: E 5 6
3729. VANDERMEER, CANUTE. Population patterns on the island of Cebu, the

Philippines: 1500 to 1900. Association of American Geographers. Annals 57,
408
no. 2 (June 1967), 315–337.
3730. WERNSTEDT, FREDERICK L. Agricultural regionalism on Negros Island, Philip-

pines. Los Angeles, 1953. 264p. Thesis (Ph.D.) – UCLA.
Hart: Research done in 1950–51.
K 5 7
Sibley: Excellent work of a leading student of Philippines geogra-
phy.
G 5/4 7
Spencer: Comprehensive study of agriculture on Negros Island.
K 4/5 7
HEALTH AND SICKNESS
3731. APARECE, FRANCISCO T. The care of the sick and the burial of the dead
in the rural areas of Bohol and their educational implications. 1960. 196p.
Thesis (M.A.) – Univ. of San Carlos.
Hart: Based, in large part, on interviews, mainly elementary
school teachers.
Z 4 6
3732. ARENS, RICHARD. The Tambalan and his medical practices in Leyte and
Samar Islands, Philippines. PJS 86, no. 1 (Mar. 1957), 121–130.
Hart: M/E 4 6
Sibley: M 5 6
Tiglao: Excellent study of the practices of indigenous health
workers and why people patronize them.
M 5 6
3733. BAILEN, JEROME B. The Pala’wan Babaylan’s views on disease-causation. U.P.

Anthropology Bulletin 3, no. 1 (First Semester 1967/1968), 6–9.
3734. COLLER, RICHARD W. Barrio Gacao; a study of village ecology and the schis-
tosomiasis problem. Quezon City, Community Development Research Council,
U.P. 1960. 123p. (Study series no. 9)
Coller: Basic survey of a total village – socio-economic aspects
plus health material.
Z 5 6
Tiglao: Z 5 6
Z 5 6
3735. LIEBAN, RICHARD W. Cebuano sorcery; malign magic in the Philippines.

Berkeley Univ. of California Press, 1967. 163p.
Sibley: Lieban has done extensive and excellent work on sorcery
and folk medical practice in Central Philippine Islands.
E 5 6
3736. _____. Fatalism and medicine in Cebuano areas of the Philippines. AQ 39, no.
3 (July 1966), 171–179.
Hart: E 5 6
409
Sibley: E 5 6
3737. _____. Qualification for folk medical practice in Sibulan, Negros Oriental,
Philippines. PJS 91, no. 4 (Dec. 1962), 511–521.
Hart: E 5 6
Sibley: E 5 6
Tiglao: A short but informative essay on cultural factors that val-
idate an individual’s qualifications as a healer of and
conditions peoples’ acceptance of modern medicine.
E 5 6
3738. _____. Sorcery, illness, and social control in a Philippine municipality. SWJA
16, no. 2 (Summer 1960), 127–143.
Hart: E 5 6
Nurge: E 5 6
Sibley: E 5 6
3739. NURGE, ETHEL. Etiology of illness in Guinhangdan. AA 60, no. 6, pt. 1 (Dec.
1958), 1158–1172.
Hart: Eastern Leyte.
E 5 6
Nurge: E 5 6
Sibley: Part of a larger study of Guinhańgdan, Leyte.
E 5 6
Tiglao: On theories of health and illness in a Philippine Commu-
nity that will be useful for public health workers.
E 5 6
3740. SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY. CULTURAL RESEARCH CENTER. Sorcery in a folk

medicine framework on Siquijor island: a preliminary report (abstract). PSR
16, nos. 3/4 (July/Oct. 1968), 197–198.
HISTORY AND CULTURE CHANGE
3741. ALZINA, FRANCISCO INGANCIO. Historia de las islas e indios de las

Bisayas,… 1668. Ms.
Cited in Frank Lynch, East Cultural Studies, March 1965 and John Phelan,
The Hispanization of the Philippines…p. 179.
Sibley: A major early work—not yet available in English.
M 5 7
“By far the most scholarly and detailed survey of Bisayan
culture is the unpublished manuscript of Francisco Ignacio
Alcina (1610–74)….Alcina provided an account equally rich
in ethnographic material….” John Phelan, The Hispaniza-
tion of the Philippines. 1959. p. 179.
3742. ANGELES, FRANCISCO DELOR. Mindanao, the story of an island. Davao City,
San Pedro Press, 1964. 107p.
3743. CARLSON, ALVAR WARD. A geographical inquiry: sixteenth century Cebu city.
PGJ 12, nos. 3/4 (July/Dec. 1968), 38–47.
410
3744. HART, DONN V. Change in a Philippine village. Eastern World 10, no. 7 (July
10, 1956), 14–15.
3745. _____. The Philippine plaza complex: a focal point in culture change. New
Haven, Yale University, Southeast Asia Studies, 1955. 57p. (Cultural Report
Series no. 3)
Hart: Based on field research, available literature and interview-
ing Filipinos in the United States.
E 4 7
Polson: The role of the Spanish plaza in Filipino town life. Com-
parisons with Mexico.
E 5 6
Sibley: E 5/4 6
3746. HESTER, EVETT D. Notes on the texts of Bisayan accounts of early Bornean
settlements in the Philippines. SMJ 7, no. 7 (June 1956), 23–24.
Warren: C 5 7
3747. IGNACIO, REBECCA. An annotated translation of the Provedano manuscript

(1578). 1951. Thesis (M.A.) – Far Eastern Univ.
Reproduced by the Philippine Studies Program, Univ. of Chicago, Transcript
No. 3.
Cited in Compilation of graduate theses…p. 286.
Philippine history. 1968, p. 136.
3748. JOCANO, F. LANDA. Social structure and programs of directed change: a

case study from Western Visayas. (In: Conference on the Relevance of the
Social Sciences in Contemporary Asia. The Relevance of the social sciences in
contemporary Asia: university teachers in dialogue. Tokyo, 1968. p. 157–166)
Cited in Bibliography of Asian Studies, 1969, p. 189.
3749. _____. Social structure and the program of directed change: a case study
from Western Visayas, Philippines. SR 4, no. 11 (Nov. 1963), 8–13.
Hart: Research done mainly in Central Panay.
E 5 6
Sibley: E 5 6
3750. _____. The structure of social relations and its implication for social change:
a conceptual analysis. PSR 11, nos. 3/4 (July/Oct. 1963), 206–215.
Hart: E 5 6
Sibley: E 4 6
3751. PAL, AGATON P. A Philippine barrio: a study of social organizations in re-

lation to planned cultural change. Ithaca, New York, 1956. 400p. Thesis
(Ph.D.) – Cornell Univ. Part II (Chapters 4–11) published under the same title
in JEAS 5, no. 4 (Oct. 1956), 333–486.
Z 5 6
Z 4 6
Z 5 6
411
3752. _____. A planned cultural change: improving chicken raising. SJ 4, no. 2

(Apr./June 1957), 81–89.
Hart: Z 3 6
Polson: Description of a strategy to promote adoption of new
practices. Does not include measurement of results.
Z 3 6
Sibley: Z 5/4 6
3753. POLSON, ROBERT A. and AGATON P. PAL. The influence of isolation on the
acceptance of technological changes in the Dumaguete city trade area, Philip-
pines. SJ 2, no. 2 (Apr. 1955), 149–159.
Hart: Z&Z 4 6
Polson: Data on relationship of geographic isolation to innovation
adoption.
Z&Z 5 6
Sibley: Z&Z 5 6
3754. _____. Social change in the Dumaguete trade area, Philippines, 1951–1958.
Ithaca, N.Y., Dept. of Rural Sociology, New York State College of Agriculture
at Cornell Univ. [1959?], 1964. 106p.
Hart: Z&Z 5 6
Polson: A comparison of 1952 and 1958 survey data on rural
households.
Z&Z 5 6
Sibley: Z&Z 5/4 6
3755. RIXHON, GERARD. Parte natural of Alzina’s manuscript of 1668, a source of

anthropological data. AS 6, no. 2 (Aug. 1968), 183–197.
3756. SANTAREN, TOMAS. Bisayan accounts of early Bornean settlements in the

Philippines, recorded by Father Santaren [with an] introductory note [by]
Fred Eggan; note on texts [by] E. D. Hester, translated by Mrs. Enriqueta
Fox. SMJ 7, no. 7 (June 1956), 22–42.
3757. SIBLEY, WILLIS E. Persistence, variety and change in Visayan social organi-
zation: a brief research report. PSR 13, no. 3 (July 1965), 139–144.
Hart: Based on research in Manalad—Negros Occidental.
E 5 6
Polson: Description of the research plan and preliminary results
of a comparative study on an upland and a lowland bar-
rio.
E 3 6
Sibley: Review of author’s progress in 1964–65 fieldwork in Ne-
gros and Panay settlements.
E 5 6
3758. SZANTON, DAVID L. Estancia, Iloilo: town in transition. (In: Bello, Walden
F., and Maria Clara Roldan, eds. Modernization: its impact in the Philippines.
Quezon City, Institute of Philippine Culture, Ateneo de Manila Univ. Press,
1967. IPC Papers no. 4. p. 64–86)
412
INDUSTRIES
3759. SOLHEIM, WILHEM G., II. Pottery manufacturing in the islands of Masbate
and Batan, Philippines. JEAS 1, no. 3 (Apr. 1952), 49–53.
3760. _____ and TERRY SHULER. Further notes on Philippine pottery manufacture:
Mountain Province and Panay. JEAS 8, nos. 1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1959), 1–10.
Hart: A 5 7
Maher: A 5 7
Sibley: A 5 7
INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD
3761. NURGE, ETHEL. Infant feeding: the suckling and weaning. SJ 3, no. 2
(Apr./June 1956), 127–138. Also published in Journal of Tropical Pediatrics,
3, no. 2 (Sept. 1957), 89–96, Infant feeding in the village of Guinhangdan,
Leyte, Philippines.
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS
3762. VEYRA, JAIME C. DE The Lagda. PSSHR 18, no. 3 (Sept. 1953), 287–326.
Hart: Y 3 7
LABOR
3763. Philippines (Republic) Special Committee Appointed to Conduct a Survey of

Employment Conditions of Workers in the Sugar Industry in Negros Occidental
with Special Reference to Migrant Workers Commonly Known as “Sacadas”.
Report to the Honorable Secretary of Labor…. A survey by the Dept. Labor,
Republic of the Philippines, conducted with the cooperation of the Labor
Division, U.S. Operations Mission to the Philippines (ICA). Manila, 1956. 99p.
LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
3764. ARANETA, FRANCISCO and MIGUEL A. BERNAD. “Bisayans” of Borneo and

the “Tagalogs” and “Visayans” of the Philippines. SMJ 9, nos. 15/16 (July/
Dec. 1960), 542–564.
Hart: M&Q 3 7
Llamzon: Popular, journalistic description of situation.
413
M&Q 3 7
Ward: Comparative study with a fair amount of words presented.
M&Q 3 7
3765. CARROLL, JOHN. The word Bisaya in the Philippines and Borneo. SMJ 9,
nos. 15/16 (July/Dec. 1960), 499–541.
Hart: X 3 9
3766. KUIZON, JOSE G. The Sanskrit loan-words in the Cebuano-Bisayan language

and the Indian element in Cebuano-Bisayan culture. 1962. 144p. Thesis (M.A.)
– Univ. of San Carlos.
Hart: B 3 7
Ward: Culture history as reflected in languages.
L 3 7
3767. MEYER, ADOLF B. and A. SCHADENBERG. … Die Mangianenschrift von Min-

doro. Berlin, R. Friedlander & Sohn, 1895. 33p. 4 plates. (Abhandlungen
und berichte des Koniglichen zoologischen und anthropologish-ethnographis-
chen museums zu Dresden, 1894/1895, no. 15) 34p.
Ward: An early attempt by European scholars to present data on
the pre-Spanish writing system.
A and E 3 1–3
3768. WOLFF, JOHN U. Cebuano Visayan syntax. New Haven, 1965. 269p. Thesis
(Ph.D.) – Yale Univ.
3769. _____. History of the dialect of the Camotes Islands, Philippines, and the
spread of Cebuano Bisayan. Oceanic Linguistics 6, no. 2 (Winter 1967),
63–79.
MARRIAGE
3770. NURGE, ETHEL. Factors operative in mate selection in a Philippine village.

Eugenics Quarterly 5, (Sept. 1958), 162–168.
3771. QUISUMBING, LOURDES. Marriage customs in rural Cebu. Cebu City, Univ.
of San Carlos, 1965. 77p. (San Carlos Publications, Series A: Humanities No.
3.) Manila: Catholic Trade School, 1965, 77p.
Hart: E 4 6
3772. _____. A study of the marriage customs of the rural population of the Prov-
ince of Cebu. Cebu, Philippines, 1956. 178p. Thesis (M.A.) – Univ. of San
Carlos.
Hart: E 4 6
414
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION AND BEHAVIOR
3773. AGPALO, REMIGIO E. Pandanggo-sa-Ilaw: the politics of Occidental Mindoro.

PJPA 8, no. 2 (Apr. 1964), 83–111.
Grossholtz: Useful but not well documented or explained.
V 3 6
3774. ARENS, RICHARD. The early Pulahan movement in Samar and Leyte. JH 7,
no. 4 (Dec. 1959), 303–371.
Hart: Author resided in Leyte-Samar in 1950’s.
M/E 3 3/4
3775. CAOILI, MANUEL A. Real property tax administration in the province of

Leyte. PJPA 12, no. 3 (July 1968), 316–326.
3776. FIRMALINO, TITO C. Political activities of barrio citizens in Iloilo as they

affect community development; … Quezon City, Community Development Re-
search Council, U.P., 1959. 266p. (Study series, no. 4)
Grossholtz: Survey data on political communication and local, provin-
cial and national linkages.
V 3 6
Polson: Useful survey data on political attitudes and activities.
V 5 6
Sibley: V 3 6
V 5 6
3777. GOWING, PETER G. Muslim-American relations in the Philippines, 1899–1920.

AS 6, no. 3 (Dec. 1968), 372–382.
3778. HUNT, CHESTER L. Iwahig penal colony: freedom as a social therapy. PSR
9, nos. 1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1961), 35–41.
Hart: Sociologist with extensive field experience in Philippine Is-
lands.
Z 4 6
3779. PAL, AGATON P. Leadership in a rural community. SJ 3, no. 3 (July/Sept.

1956), 185–206.
Hart: Z 4 6
Sibley: Z 5 6
3780. SIBLEY, WILLIS E. Filipino culture and Filipino politics – a preliminary an-
thropological review. Southeast Asia Quarterly (Central Philippines Univ.) 1,
no. 3 (Jan. 1967), 1–11.
3781. _____. Leadership in a Philippine barrio. PJPA 1, (1957), 154–159.
3782. TAN, SAMUEL K. Sulu under American military rule, 1899–1913. PSSHR 32,
no. 1 (Mar. 1967), 1–187.
415
PROPERTY AND EXCHANGE
3783. WERNSTEDT, FREDERICK L. Cebu: focus of Philippine interisland trade. Eco-

nomic Geography 32, no. 4 (Oct. 1956), 336–346.
Hart: K 5 6
Sibley: K 4 6
RELIGIOUS BELIEFS AND PRACTICES
3784. APARECE, FRANCISCO T. The care of the sick and the burial of the dead
in the rural areas of Bohol and their educational implications. 1960. 196p.
Thesis (M.A.) – Univ. of San Carlos.
Hart: Based, in large part, on interviews, mainly elementary
school teachers.
Z 4 6
3785. ARENS, RICHARD. Animism in the rice ritual of Leyte and Samar. PSR 4,
no. 1 (Jan. 1956), 2–6.
Hart: The nine articles by Arens are based on interviewing infor-
mants and extensive travel in Leyte and Samar when the
author was associated with St. Paul College in Tacloban.
M/E 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3786. _____. Animistic fishing ritual in Leyte and Samar. PSR 4, no. 4 (Oct. 1956),
24–28.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3787. _____. Camote ritual in Leyte and Samar. East and West (Istituto Italiano Per
IL medio Ed Estremo Oriente) 7 (July 1956), 173–176.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Nurge: M 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3788. _____. The corn ritual in Leyte and Samar. PSR 4, nos. 2/3 (Apr./July 1956),
29–31.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Nurge: M 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3789. _____. The Lo-on or fumigation ceremony in Leyte and Samar. PSR 5, nos. 3/
4 (July/Oct. 1957), 69–72.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3790. _____. Notes on camote rituals in Leyte and Samar Islands. PJS 85, no. 3
(Sept. 1956), 343–347. 2 plates.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Nurge: M 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
416
3791. _____. The rice ritual in the East Visayan Islands, Philippines. Folklore
Studies (Society of the Divine World. Tokyo) 16 (1957), 268–290. 12
photos.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3792. _____. The use of amulets and talismans in Leyte and Samar. JEAS 6, no. 2
(Apr. 1957), 115–126.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
Warren: M 5 6
3793. _____. Witches and witchcraft in Leyte and Samar Islands, Philippines. PJS
85, no. 4 (Dec. 1956), 451–465.
Hart: M/E 5 6
Sibley: M 5 6
3794. DEMETRIO, FRANCISCO. Towards a classification of Bisayan folk beliefs and

customs. PS 16, no. 4 (Oct. 1968), 663–689.
3795. FISHER, J. ELLIOTT. Patterns of interaction between religious and educational

institutions. SJ 2, no. 4 (Oct. 1955), 312–325.
Hart: Taught many years at Silliman University.
Z 3 6
3796. HARRISSON, TOM. “Bisaya”: Borneo – Philippine impacts of Islam. SMJ 7,

no. 7 (June 1956), 43–47.
Hart: E 3 7
3797. HART, DONN V. Buhawi of the Bisayas: the revitalization process and legend-
making in the Philippines. (In: Zamora, Mario D., ed. Studies in Philippine
anthropology (In honor of H. Otley Beyer). Quezon City, Alemar-Phoenix, 1967.
p. 366–396)
3798. _____. The Filipino villager and his spirits. Solidarity 1, no. 4 (Oct./Dec.
1966), 65–71.
3799. _____. Riddles in Filipino folklore; an anthropological analysis. Syracuse, New

York, Syracuse Univ. Press, 1964. 318p.
Hart: Based on field research and study of Philippine Island
sources, printed and manuscripts.
E 5 7
Pfeiffer: E 5 7
Polson: An extensive collection with a suggestive introduction.
E 5 7
Sibley: One of most complete studies of Philippine Island riddles.
E 5/4 7
3800. _____ and HARRIET C. HART. Cinderella in the Eastern Bisayas. With a sum-
mary of the Philippine folktale. Journal of American Folklore 79, no. 312
(Apr./June 1966), 307–337.
3801. _____. Collecting folktales in Eastern Samar, Philippines. Appendix A. An

annotated bibliography of published and manuscript materials primarily on
417
Bisayan folktales, riddles and proverbs. SJ 3, no. 3 (Third Quarter 1956),

207–236.
3802. _____. “Maka-andog”; a reconstructed myth from eastern Samar, Philippines.

Journal of American Folklore 79, no. 311 (Jan./Mar. 1966), 84–108.
3803. _____. A Philippine version of “The Two Brothers and the Dragon Slayer’s
Tale”. Western Folklore 19, (Oct. 1960), 263–275.
3804. JOCANO, F. LANDA. Agricultural rituals in a Philippine barrio. PSR 15, nos.
1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1967), 48–56.
3805. _____. Conversion and the patterning of Christian experience in Malitbog,

Central Panay, Philippines. PSR 13, no. 2 (Apr. 1965), 96–119.
Hart: E 5 6
Gowing: Certainly will be regarded as a pioneering and classical
treatment of the “religious acculturation” in the Philippines.
E 5 6
Sibley: E 5 6
3806. _____. The epic of Labaw Donggon. PSSHR 29, no. 1 (Mar. 1964), 1–103.
3807. _____. Twenty-three place-name legends from Antique province, Philippines. AS

3‚ no. 1 (Apr. 1965), 16–40.
Hart: E 5 7
Sibley: E 4 7
3808. LIEBAN, RICHARD W. Cebuano sorcery; malign magic in the Philippines.

Berkeley, Univ. of California Press, 1967. 163p.
Sibley: Lieban has done extensive and excellent work on sorcery
and folk medical practice in Central Philippine Islands.
E 5 7
3809. _____. Shamanism and social control in a Philippine city. Indiana Univ. Folklore
Institute. Journal 2, no. 1 (June 1965), 43–54.
Hart: E 5 7
Sibley: E 5 6
3810. _____. Sorcery, illness, and social control in a Philippine municipality. SWJA
16, no. 2 (Summer 1960), 127–143.
Hart: E 5 6
Nurge: E 5 6
Sibley: E 5 6
3811. NURGE, ETHEL D. A myth from Guinhangdan. SJ 5, no. 3 (July/Sept. 1958),

252–271.
Hart: These excellent articles are based on extensive field re-
search done in eastern Leyte in 1955–56.
E 5 6
3812. _____. A second myth from Guinhangdan. SJ 6, no. 3 (July/Sept. 1959),

217–238.
Hart: E 5 6
3813. _____. The third myth from Guinhangdan. SJ 7, no. 3 (July/Sept. 1960),
418
219–235.
Hart: E 5 6
3814. _____. The nature of the supernatural in four myths from Guinhangdan, Leyte,
Philippines. SJ 8, no. 2 (Apr./June 1961), 78–97.
Gowing: The last in a series of SJ articles on the subject.
E 4 6
Hart: E 5 6
Nurge: E 5 6
Sibley: E 5/4 6
Warren: E 5 6
3815. SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY. CULTURAL RESEARCH CENTER. Sorcery in a folk

medicine framework on Siquijor island: a preliminary report (abstract). PSR
16, nos. 3/4 (July/Oct. 1968), 197–198.
3816. TAN, CRISPINA A. A study of popular beliefs and practices on death and
burial in rural Cebu. Cebu City, 1962. 202p. Thesis (M.A.) – Univ. of San
Carlos.
Hart: Z 4 6
3817. VENCER, CIRILO A., JR. The Belasyon: a post-burial rite among the people of
Batad. U.P. Anthropology Bulletin 3, no. 1 (First Semester 1967/1968), 10–11.
3818. VILLEGAS, MARIA G. Superstitious beliefs and practices in the coastal towns
of eastern Leyte. Leyte-Samar Studies 2, no. 2 (1968), 221–233.
SEX AND REPRODUCTION
3819. HART, DONN V. From pregnancy through birth in a Bisayan Filipino village.
(In: Hart, Donn V., Phya Anuman Rajadhon, and Richard J. Coughlin. South-
east Asian birth customs: three studies in human reproduction. New Haven,
Human Relations Area Files, 1965. p. 1–113)
Hart: Includes extensive data for other Christian Filipino
groups.
E 5 7
Nurge: E 5 7
Sibley: E 5/4 7
3820. _____. Homosexuality and transvestism in the Philippines: the Cebuan Filipino
bayot and lakin-on. Behavior Science Notes 3, no. 4 (1968), 211–248.
3821. LAING, JOHN E. The Silliman University action-research family-planning proj-

ect. (Abstract) SLQ 5, nos. 1/2 (Mar./June 1967), 192–194.
3822. PAL, AGATON P. Family planning project at Silliman University: experiences

and insights. SJ 15, no. 3 (Third Quarter 1968), 371–384.
3823. RODIL-MARTIRES, CONCEPCION. Attitudes and opinions towards family plan-

ning. EQ 14, no. 4 (Apr. 1967), 65–69.
419
STANDARD OF LIVING AND RECREATION
3824. BALANE, JUAN I. The fiestas of the coastal towns of Southern Bohol: an
evaluation of their socio-educational significance—1954. 156p. Thesis (M.A.) –
Univ. of San Carlos.
Hart: Z 4 7
3825. CESAR, LORENZO GA. A socio-educational study of the town fiestas of Taclo-
ban City and neighboring towns (Palo, Tanauan, Tolosa, Dagamit, Pastrana,
Alangalang, and Jaro). 1953. 175p. Thesis (M.A.) – Univ. of San Carlos. Cited
in Compilation of graduate theses … p. 107.
Hart: Z 4 7
3826. HART, DONN V. Preliminary notes on the rural Philippine fiesta complex (Ne-
gros Oriental province). SJ 1, no. 2 (Apr. 1954), 25–40.
Hart: Southern Negros Oriental is locale.
E 5 7
Sibley: E 5/4 7
3827. _____. Riddles in Filipino folklore; an anthropological analysis. Syracuse, New

York, Syracuse Univ. Press, 1964. 318p.
Hart: Based on field research and study of Philippine Island
sources, printed and manuscripts.
E 5 7
Pfeiffer: E 5 7
Polson: An extensive collection with a suggestive introduction.
E 5 7
Sibley: One of most complete studies of Philippine Island riddles.
E 5/4 7
3828. PAL, AGATON P. The resources, levels of living, and aspirations of rural
households in Negros Oriental. Quezon City, Community Development Re-
search Council, U.P., 1963. 429p. (Study series, no. 15)
TOTAL CULTURE
3829. GUTIERREZ, MARIA C. The Cebuano balitao and how it mirrors Visayan cul-
ture and folklore. 1955. 152p. Thesis (M.A.) – Univ. of San Carlos.
Cited in Compilation of graduate theses … p. 262.
Hart: B 4 6
3830. JOCANO, F. LANDA. Social structure and programs of directed change: a

case study from Western Visayas. (In: Conference on the Relevance of the
Social Sciences in Contemporary Asia. The relevance of the social sciences in
contemporary Asia: university teachers in dialogue. Tokyo, 1968. p. 157–166)
Cited in Bibliography of Asian Studies, 1969. p. 189.
3831. SIBLEY, WILLIS E. The maintenance of unity and distinctiveness by a Philip-

pine peasant village. (In: Men and cultures. Selected papers of the Fifth
International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Philadel-
phia, 1956. Philadelphia, 1960. p. 506–512)
420
PART III . THE BISAYAN AND PALAWAN ISLANDS . B. BY CULTURAL-LINGUISTIC GROUP. . . .
B. BY CULTURAL-LINGUISTIC GROUP
AKLAN
3832. TUASON, ROMEO R. Kinship terms among the Aklanon. PM 34, no. 12 (Dec.
1937), 552, 571.
BATAK – GENERAL
3833. MILLER, EDWARD Y. The Bataks of Palawan. (In: Scheerer, Otto. The Naba-
loi dialect. Manila, Bureau of Public Printing, 1905. p. 179–189. Philippine
Islands. Ethnological Survey. Publications. vol. II, Parts II and III)
Warren: G 3 4
3834. MORALES, EUGENIO and MANUEL HUGO VENTURELLO. Additional infor-

mation on the Batak people. (In: Miller, E. Y.: The Bataks of Palawan. p.
185–189) Philippine Islands. Ethnological Survey Publications. v.2, parts 2 and
3. 1905.
Warren: G 3 4
3835. SAMSON, JOSE A. The Bataks of Sumurod and Kalakuasan. Unitas 40, no. 1
(Mar. 1967), 194–206.
Tweddell: Somewhat thin but useful sketch of Bataks of Palawan.
P 5 6
3836. The vanishing islanders: Tagbanua and the Batacs. This Week, Sunday Sup-
plement of the Manila Chronicle. (Dec. 19, 1954), 8–14.
Suggested by Tweddell.
Tweddell: Superficial but perceptive report on current situation from
a lowland newspaperman’s viewpoint.
Q 3 6
3837. VENTURELLO, MANUEL H. The “Batacs” of the island of Palawan, Philippine

Islands. Translated from the Spanish by Mrs. E. Y. Miller. International
Archives of Ethnography 18, (1908), 137–144.
Warren: G 3 4
3838. WARREN, CHARLES P. The Batak of Palawan: a culture in transition. Philip-

pine Studies Program, Dept. of Anthropology, Univ. of Chicago. 1964. 130p.
Multilithed. (Research series, no. 3)
Warren: E 5 4
3839. _____. Division of labor by sex among the Batak of Palawan. Chicago, Philip-
pine Studies Program, Dept. of Anthropology, Univ. of Chicago, 1957. 53p.
Unpublished typescript manuscript.
Cited in Charles Warren, Negrito groups in the Philippines: preliminary bibli-
ography. Chicago, Philippine Studies Program, Univ. of Chicago, 1959.
Warren: E 5 6
3840. _____. Field-Notes on the Batak of Palawan. Chicago, Philippine Studies
421
Program, Dept. of Anthropology, Univ. of Chicago, 1956. 97p. Unpublished

manuscript.
Cited in Univ. of Chicago. Philippine Studies Program. Selected bibliography
of the Philippines. p. 48.
Warren: E 5 6
3841. _____. Marriage and associated customs among the Batak of Palawan (Philip-
pines). 15p. Proceedings of the Eighth Pacific Science Congress. Quezon City,
Philippines. 1953.
Cited in Charles P. Warren, Negrito groups in the Philippines: preliminary
bibliography. Chicago, Philippine Studies Program, Univ. of Chicago, 1959.
Warren: E 5 6
BATAK – LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
3842. MOREY, VIRGINIA. Some particles and pronouns in Batak. PJS 90, no. 2
(June 1961), 263–270.
Suggested by Warren.
Tweddell: Brief and competent phonemic statement of Batak.
L 4 6
Warren: L 5 6
3843. RODDA, ROSEMARY. Phonemes of Batak. PJS 90, no. 2 (June 1961), 259–262.
Suggested by Warren.
Tweddell: Competent outline of Batak particles and pronouns.
L 4 6
Warren: L 5 6
3844. WARREN, CHARLES P. A vocabulary of the Batak of Palawan. Chicago, Philip-

pine Studies Program, Dept. of Anthropology, Univ. of Chicago, 1959. 48p.
(Transcript no. 7)
Warren: E 5 6
BUHID
3845. CONKLIN, HAROLD C. Buhíd pottery. JEAS 3, no. 1 (Oct. 1953), 1–12.
Tweddell: Meticulous description of pottery-making techniques with
excellent drawings.
E 5 6
3846. GAWRYLETZ, NICK and IVY. Background history of O.M.F. work, Oriental Min-
doro, Philippines. Private printing. Overseas Missionary Fellowship, Bongabon,
Mindoro, 1968.
Tweddell: Firsthand ethnographic, general, and missionary informa-
tion. Brief. Location map.
M 3 6
422
BUKIDNON
3847. ORACION, TIMOTEO S. Kaingin agriculture among the Bukidnons of south-

eastern Negros, Philippines. Journal of Tropical Geography 17, (1963),
213–224.
Spencer: First hand field study.
E 5 6
3848. _____. A preliminary report on some culture aspects of the Bukidnons

on Southeastern Negros Island, Philippines. Unitas 40, no. 1 (Mar. 1967),
156–181.
3849. _____. The Southeastern Negros Bukidnon territory and people. PGJ 8, nos. 1/
2 (Jan./June 1964), 12–20.
Spencer: Regional summary on tribal peoples.
E 4 6
3850. TIEMPO, EDILBERTO K. The Bukidnons of Negros Oriental. PM 33, no. 4

(Apr. 1936), 187, 194, 196, 198.
CEBUANO
3851. HART, DONN V. Halfway to uncertainty: a short autobiography of a Cebuano

Filipino. JEAS 5, no. 3 (July 1956), 255–277.
Sibley: One of few autobiographical documents from Central Phil-
ippines area.
E 5 6
3852. LIU, WILLIAM T. and SIOK-HUE YU. The lower class Cebuano family: a pre-
liminary profile analysis. PSR 16, nos. 3/4 (July/Oct. 1968), 114–123.
3853. QUISUMBING, LOURDES R. Characteristic features of Cebuano family life

amidst a changing society. PSR 11, nos. 1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1963), 135–141.
3854. _____. Child-rearing practices in the Cebuano extended family. PSR 12, nos.
1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1964), 109–114.
3855. _____. Interlocking relationships in a Cebuano mountain sitio and their impli-
cation for child-rearing. PSR 13, no. 4 (Oct. 1965), 281–284.
CUYONON
3856. LACKOWSKI, PETER. Verb inflection in Cuyonon. Oceanic Linguistics 7, no. 2

(Winter 1968), 92–103.
Tweddell: Competent but brief sketch of phonology and verb system.
L 4 6
423
3857. TWEDDELL, COLIN E. Proposal for Cuyonon orthography. Distributed by Divi-

sion Supt., Division of Public Schools, Palawan, 1963. Mimeographed.
Tweddell: Scientific phonemic and orthographic statement designed
for teacher information and classroom use.
L 4 6
3858. VRIES, VIRGINIA DE and G. RICHARD ROE. Semivowels in the Cuyono al-
phabet. PJS 95, no. 2 (June 1966), 267–274.
Tweddell: Competent analytic presentation of place and function of
o/w and i/y in Cuyonon orthography.
M and L 4 6
HANUNÓO – GENERAL
3859. CONKLIN, HAROLD C. Preliminary report on field work on the islands of

Mindoro and Palawan, Philippines. AA 51, no. 2 (Apr./June 1949), 268–273.
Hart: L 5 6
Sibley: E 5 6
Tweddell: First generally reliable report of identity and distribution
of Mangyan tribes; subject to later correction.
E 3 6
Ward: Cultural linguistic groups are identified and located.
E 3 6
3860. DICHOSO, FERMIN. Some notes on Hanunóo-Mangyan culture (abstract). PSR

16, nos. 3/4 (July/Oct. 1968), 193–195.
HANUNÓO – AGRICULTURE AND FOOD
3861. CONKLIN, HAROLD C. The cultural significance of land resources among

the Hanunóo. Philadelphia Anthropological Society. Bulletin 13, no. 2 (1960),
38–42.
Tweddell: Perceptive firsthand comments on unique system of ‘real
estate’ ownership: of plant/tree stems, not of land or
fruitage.
E 5 6
3862. _____. Hanunóo agriculture: a report on an integral system of shifting culti-

vation in the Philippines. AA 60, no. 5 (Oct. 1958), 968–969.
Tweddell: E 4 6
3863. _____. Hanunóo agriculture in the Philippines; a report on an integral system

of shifting cultivation in the Philippines. Rome, Food and Agriculture Organi-
zation of the United Nations. 1957. 209p. (FAO series on shifting cultivation,
no. 2)
424
Polson: Excellent study of the least resource damaging form of

shifting agriculture.
E 5 6
Tweddell: Foundation study of Hanunóo swidden agriculture, meticu-
lous illustrations with bibliography.
E 5 6
3864. _____. The relation of Hanunóo culture to the plant world. 1954. 471p.
Thesis (Ph.D.) – Yale Univ.
Tweddell: Cross-disciplinary analysis of ecological, botanical, cultural,
and linguistic factors.
E 4 6
3865. _____. Shifting cultivation and succession to grassland climax. Pacific Science
Congress. 9th, Bangkok, 1957. Proceedings. Bangkok, 1959. 7:60–62.
3866. _____. The study of shifting cultivation. Current Anthropology 2, no. 1 (Feb.
1961), 27–61.
Tweddell: An analytic model, an exhaustive topical outline, and a
1200 item bibliography.
E 4 6
HANUNÓO – BEHAVIOR PROCESS AND PERSONALITY
3867. CONKLIN, HAROLD C. Hanunóo color categories. SWJA 11, no. 4 (Winter
1955), 339–344.
Tweddell: A basic analysis of field study in color categories.
E 4 6
HANUNÓO – DRINK, DRUGS AND INDULGENCE
3868. CONKLIN, HAROLD C. Betel chewing among the Hanunóo. Diliman, Quezon
City, Published by the National Research Council of the Philippines, U.P.,
1958. 41p.
HANUNÓO – FAMILY AND KINSHIP
3869. CONKLIN, HAROLD C. Ethnogenealogical method. (In: Goodenough, Ward H.,

ed, Explorations in cultural anthropology; essays in honor of George Peter
Murdock. New York, McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1964. p. 25–55)
Tweddell: Detailed theoretical analysis of Hanunóo kinship as exam-
ple of ethnogenealogical research.
E 4 6
425
HANUNÓO – HISTORY AND CULTURE CHANGE
3870. PAZ, EMETERIO DE LA. A survey of the Hanunóo Mangyan culture and bar-
riers to change. Unitas 41, no. 1 (Mar. 1968), 3–63. 27 photos.
HANUNÓO – INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD
3871. CONKLIN, HAROLD C. Maling, Hanunóo girl from the Philippines. (In: Casa-
grande, Joseph B., ed. In the company of man. New York, Harper, 1960. p.
101–125)
Tweddell: Good example of participant observer role in a dibble-
stick society.
E 5 6
HANUNÓO – LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
3872. CONKLIN, HAROLD C. Bamboo literacy on Mindoro. Pacific Discovery 2, no.

4 (July/Aug. 1949), 4–11.
Pfeiffer: E 5 6
Tweddell: Excellent, illustrated, ethnographic description centuring
on their use of ancient Indic script.
E 5 6
Ward: Details of use and retention of the pre-Spanish syllable
script.
E 5 6
3873. _____. Hanunóo-English vocabulary. Berkeley, Univ. of California Press, 1953.

290p. (Publications in Linguistics, v.9)
Tweddell: Basic Hanunóo dictionary; ethnographic introduction, bibli-
ography.
E 5 6
3874. _____. Linguistic play in its cultural context. Language 35, no. 4 (Oct./Dec.
1959), 631–636.
Tweddell: Perceptive and meticulous example of methodology in cor-
relating diverse cultural phenomena. A striking and per-
tinent addition to descriptions of secondarily developed
argots from standard speech.
E 4 6
3875. GARDNER, FLETCHER. Three contemporary incised bamboo manuscripts from

Hampangan Mangyan, Mindoro, P.I. American Oriental Society. Journal. 59,
(1939), 496–502.
Tweddell: Early collection and analysis and identification of Hanunoo
Indic script.
G 4 4
426
3876. POSTMA, ANTON. The ambahan of the Hanunóo-Mangyans of Southern Min-

doro. Anthropos 60, fas. 1/6 (1965), 359–368.
Tweddell: Competent description of features and usages of Hanunoo
ambahan poetry.
– 5 6
IRAYA
3877. The Irayas, Ygorrotes, and Manobos of the Philippines. Journal of Anthropol-
ogy 1, no. 3 (Jan. 1871), 296–307.
3878. MACEDA, MARCELINO N. A brief report on some Mangyans in northern Ori-

ental Mindoro. Unitas 40, no. 1 (Mar. 1967), 102–155.
Tweddell: General ethnographic survey of Iraya and Alangan of
Northern Mindoro. Information is from reliable infor-
mants.
E 5 6
3879. TWEDDELL, COLIN E. The Iraya (Mangyan) language of Mindoro, Philippines

phonology and morphology. Seattle, Washington, 1958. 171p. Thesis (Ph.D.) –
Univ. of Washington.
Tweddell: One of few modern analyses of Philippine languages.
E 4 6
MAGAHAT (NEGROS)
3880. ORACION, TIMOTEO S. Ceremonial customs and beliefs connected with Mag-
ahat kaingin agriculture. SJ 2, no. 3 (July 1955), 222–236.
3881. _____. Economic and social organization of the Magahats. PSSHR 19, (Mar.
1954), 77–86.
3882. _____. An introduction to the culture of the Magahats of the upper Tayabanan
river valley, Tolong, Negros, Philippines. Chicago, 1952. 171p. Thesis (M.A.)
– Univ. of Chicago.
3883. _____. An introduction to the culture of the Magahats of the upper Tayabanan
river valley, Tolong, Negros Oriental, Philippines. SJ 1, no. 2 (Apr. 1954),
1–17. 6 plates.
3884. _____. Magahat: shelter, clothing and implements. SJ 5, no. 3 (July/Sept.

1958), 273–285.
3885. _____. Magahat food quest. SJ 3, no. 2 (Apr./June 1956), 110–126.
3886. _____. Magahat marriage practices. PSR 12, nos. 1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1964),
101–109.
427
3887. _____. Magahat pregnancy and births practices. PSR 13, no. 4 (Oct, 1965),
268–274.
MANGYAN – GENERAL
3888. BEAN, R. B. Filipino ears: IV. Ilongot and Mangyan. PJS 8D, no. 5 (Oct.
1913), 357–368. 20 plates.
Tweddell: Anatomical and philosophic discussion of ear types; illus-
trated.
– 4 6
3889. BLUMENTRITT, FERDINAND. Die Mangianenschrift von Mindoro. Globus 69,

no. 11 (Mar. 1896), 165–166.
Tweddell: Summary of existing information.
N 4 3
3890. COOK, ALBERT. Manggyan of Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro (Philippines). An-

thropos 56, nos. 1/2 (1961), 280. 1 plate.
3891. MACEDA, MARCELINO N. A brief report on some Mangyans in Northern

Oriental Mindoro. Unitas 40, no. 1 (Mar. 1967), 102–155.
3892. MILLER, MERTON L. The Mangyans of Mindoro. PJS 7D, no. 3 (June 1912),
135–156. 10 plates.
Tweddell: Observation plus collation of records of Mangyan ethnol-
ogy; brief, reliable as of 1912.
E 5 4
3893. TWEDDELL, COLIN E. Three reports concerning Mindoro tribal distributions

observed on cross-island journeys. International Headquarters, Overseas Mis-
sionary Fellowship, Singapore, 1956–1957. Manuscript.
Tweddell: Firsthand details of terrain, tribes, population estimates,
locations; map.
E 5 6
3894. WORM, ALFREDO. The Mangyan of Lake Naujan. Philippine Education Maga-
zine 23, no. 11 (Apr. 1927), 669, 674.
MANGYAN – AGRICULTURE AND FOOD
3895. BARTLETT, HARLEY HARRIS. The geographic distribution, migration, and dia-
lectical mutation of certain plant names in the Philippines and Netherlands
India, with special reference to the materia medica of a Mangyan mediquillo.
Sixth Pacific Science Congress of the Pacific Science Association. Proceedings.
4:85–109. Berkeley and Los Angeles. Univ. of California Press. 1940.
428
3896. CONKLIN, HAROLD C. An ethnoecological approach to shifting agriculture.

New York Academy of Sciences. Transactions. Series 2, 17, no. 2 (Dec. 1954),
133–142.
Luna: E 5 6
Tweddell: Excellent discussion of multiple aspects of swidden
farming, based on detailed description of Hanunóo
practices.
E 4/5 6
3897. _____. Hanunóo agriculture in the Philippines; a report on an integral system

of shifting cultivation in the Philippines. Rome, Food and Agriculture Organi-
zation of the United Nations. 1957. 209p. (FAO series on shifting cultivation,
no. 2)
Polson: Excellent study of the least resource damaging form of
shifting agriculture.
E 5 6
Tweddell: Foundation study of Hanunóo swidden agriculture; meticu-
lous illustrations with bibliography.
E 5 6
MANGYAN – EDUCATION
3898. BAGUITAN, FLORENTINO. More experiences of a Mangyan teacher. PJE 44,

no. 5 (Nov. 1965), 392–393.
3899. _____. The story of a “Mangyan Teacher”. PJE 44, no. 1 (July 1965), 68–69.
MANGYAN – HEALTH AND SICKNESS
3900. VEITH, ILZA. Health and disease among the Mangyans. Bulletin of the His-
tory of Medicine 17, no. 4 (Apr. 1945), 377–384.
Tweddell: A topical collation of information quoted from Gardner’s
Indic writings of the Mindoro Palawan Axis, 1939.
D 5 3
MANGYAN – LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
3901. CONKLIN, HAROLD C. Preliminary report on field work on the islands of

Mindoro and Palawan, Philippines. AA 51, no. 2 (Apr./June 1949), 268–273.
Hart: E 5 6
Sibley: E 5 6
Tweddell: First generally reliable report of identity and distribution
429
of Mangyan tribes; subject to later correction.

E 3 6
Ward: Cultural linguistic groups are identified and located.
E 3 6
3902. GARDNER, FLETCHER. Philippine Indic studies. San Antonio, Texas, Witte
Memorial Museum, 1943. 105p. (Witte Memorial Museum, San Antonio. Indic
Bulletin, no. 1)
Tweddell: Meticulous historical account of Indic scripts in the
Philippines; authentic ethnographic texts; plates; bibliogra-
phy.
G 4/5 7
3903. _____ and ILDEFONSO MALIWANAG. Indic writings of the Mindoro-Palawan

axis. San Antonio, Texas, Witte Memorial Museum, 1939–1940. 3v. (Witte
Memorial Museum, San Antonio, Bulletin no. 1, v.1–3)
v.1 Hampangan-Hanono-o scripts, by Gardner and Maliwanag.
v.2 Mangyan prose and songs, by Gardner and Maliwanag.
v.3 Mangyan grammar and vocabulary, by Gardner.
Hart: Old-timer in Philippine Islands.
G 4 7
Tweddell: Mimeographed reproductions of ethnographic notations in
Indic scripts (principally Hanunoo) on bamboo; translations
in Tagalog and English.
G 4 7
Ward: An early attempt by an American scholar to study the
pre-Spanish syllabic script.
G 3 7
3904. SCHNEIDER, E. E. Notes on the Mangyan language. PJS 7D, no. 3 (June
1912), 157–158.
Tweddell: Brief, comparative word list of Iraya, Hanunoo, and Tady-
awan (Nauhan); phonetics are recognizable.
C 3 6
NEGRITO
3905. MANZANO, FELISA O. The Negritos of Panay. Unpublished paper. 1937. (In:
Beyer Philippine Ethnographic Series, Manila)
Maceda: This better known as a part of “Negrito Papers”.
– 4 4
3906. The negritos of the Philippines. Journal of Anthropology 1, no. 2 (Oct. 1870),
131–144.
3907. ORACION, TIMOTEO S. The Bais forest preserve Negritos: some notes on
their rituals and ceremonials. (In: Zamora, Mario D., ed. Studies in Philip-
pine anthropology (In honor of H. Otley Beyer). Quezon City, Alemar-Phoenix,
1967. p. 419–442)
3908. _____. Notes on the culture of Negritos on Negros island. SJ 7, no. 3 (July/
430
Sept. 1960), 201–218.

Maceda: This is a field work report and analysis.
E 5 6
3909. _____. Notes on the social structure and the social change of the Negritos
on Negros Islands. PSR 11, nos. 1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1963), 57–67.
Maceda: Fieldwork report and analysis.
E 5 6
3910. POVEDANO, DIEGO L. The Robertson text and translation of the Povedano
manuscript of 1572, edited by E. D. Hester, with notes on Kabunian by Fred
Eggan and on the Bisayan syllabary by Robert Fox. Chicago [1954] Philippine
Studies Program, Dept. of Anthropology, Univ. of Chicago, 1954. 63p. (Phil-
lipine Studies Program Transcript no. 2)
3911. RAHMANN, RUDOLF and MARCELINO N. MACEDA. Bow and arrow of the
Visayan Negritos. PJS 84, no. 3 (Sept. 1955), 323–333. 6 plates.
Maceda: Field report and comparative data.
E 5 6
3912. _____. Notes on the Negritos of Antique, Island of Panay, Philippines. Anthro-
pos 57, fasc. 3/6 (1962), 626–643.
Maceda: E 5 6
3913. _____. Some notes on the Negritos of Iloilo, Island of Panay, Philippines. An-
thropos 53, nos. 5/6 (1958), 864–876.
Maceda: This is to a great part a field report.
E 5 7
3914. SERRANO, CIRIACO. Gambling among the Negritos of Panay. Primitive Man
14, nos. 1/2 (Jan./Apr. 1941), 31–32.
Maceda: A report on Negrito acculturation.
M 5 7
SULOD
3915. JOCANO, F. LANDA. Corn and rice rituals among the Sulod of Central Panay,
Philippines. PJS 87, no. 4 (Dec. 1958), 455–472.
Jocano: Primary data based on field work.
E 5 6
3916. _____. Cultural context of Sulod “Calls”. Anthropology Tomorrow 8 (1962),

58–69.
E 5 6
3917. _____. Death, bone-wishing and jar burial among the Sulod of Central Panay,
Philippines. 1965. Manuscript.
431
Cited by Evangelista in Zamora. Studies in Philippine anthropology. 1967. p.

87.
E 5 6
3918. _____. Notes on some medicinal plants used by the Sulod of Central Panay,
Philippines. Anthropology Tomorrow 6, no. 4 (Dec. 1960), 51–64.
E 5 6
3919. _____. Notes on the Sulod concept of death, the soul, and the region of the
dead. PS 12, no. 1 (Jan. 1964), 51–62.
E 5 6
3920. _____. The Sulod: a mountain people in central Panay, Philippines. PS 6, no.
4 (Nov. 1958), 401–436.
Jocano: E 5 6
3921. _____. Sulod society; a study in the kinship system and social organization
of a mountain people of central Panay. Quezon City, U.P. Press, 1968. 303p.
Based on his Ph.D. thesis, Kinship system and social organization of the
Sulod of central Panay, Philippines, Univ. of Chicago, 1963.
E 5 6
TAGBANUWA
3922. FOX, ROBERT B. Religion and society among the Tagbanuwa of Palawan Is-
land, Philippines. Chicago, 1954. 383p. Thesis (Ph.D.) – Univ. of Chicago.
Warren: E 5 6
3923. GARDNER, FLETCHER. Philippine Indic studies. San Antonio, Texas, Witte
Memorial Museum, 1943. 105p. (Witte Memorial Museum, San Antonio Indic
Bulletin, no. 1)
Tweddell: Meticulous historical account of Indic scripts in the
Philippines; authentic ethnographic texts; plates; bibliogra-
phy.
G 4/5 7
3924. MARCHE, ALFRED. Études ethnographiques sur les Tagbanuas de L’Île de

Palawan (Philippines). Revue d’Ethnographie 3 (1884), 424–429.
Warren: T 5 3
3925. ROMUALDEZ, NORBERTO. Tagbanuwa alphabet; with some reforms proposed.

Manila, Imprenta Cultura Filipina, 1914. 24 [i.e. 23p.]
3926. The vanishing islanders: Tagbanua and the Batacs. This Week, Sunday Sup-
plement of the Manila Chronicle. (Dec. 19, 1954), 8–14.
Tweddell: Superficial but perceptive report on current situation from
432
a lowland newspaperman’s viewpoint.

Q 3 6
3927. VENTURELLO, MANUEL H. Manners and customs of the Tagbanuas and other
tribes of the island of Palawan, Philippines. Translated from the original
Spanish by Mrs. Edw. Y. Miller. Smithsonian miscellaneous collections 48
(1907), 514–558.
Tweddell: Personal observational account at time of early American
contact.
G 4 4
Warren: G 5 4
3928. WARREN, CHARLES P. Dream interpretations of the Tagbanuwa. Anthropology

Tomorrow 4, no. 4 (1956), 50–61.
Cited in Antonio and Tan. A preliminary bibliography of Philippine cultural
minorities. 1967.
Warren: E 5 6
3929. WORCESTER, DEAN C. The Philippine islands and their people. New York,
Macmillan, 1899. 529p.
Tweddell: Chapter 5: 94–122. Second visit to Palawan. Regarding
the Tagbanuas of Palawan: probably first American report
on Palawan and the Tagbanuas; thin, popular.
N 5 4
Chapter 20: 483–502. Culion and Busuanga
Early observation report; thin but competent.
N 5 4
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3567. ARANETA, FRANCISCO and MIGUEL A. BERNAD. “Bisayans” of Borneo and

3568. BEYER, H. OTLEY, comp. Ethnography of the Bisaya peoples& a comprehen-

3569. _____. Ethnography of the Mindoro-Palawan peoples; a collection of original

3570. BLUMENTRITT, FERDINAND. Die Bergstämme der Insel Negros (Philippinen).

3575. EALDAMA, EUGENIO. The Monteses of Panay.

35, no. 2 (Feb. 1938), 95–97, 107.

3576. ECHAÚZ, ROBUSTIANO. … Apuntes de la isla de Negros. Manila, Tipo-lit. de

3577. ELLINGER, TAGE U. H. Explorations in the interior of southwest Palawan.

3578. FOX, ENRIQUETA (Translator). Bisayan accounts of early Bornean Settlements

3579. FRANCISCO, JUAN R. Palawan Journal. U.P. Anthropology Bulletin 3, no. 1

3580. HARRISSON, TOM. “Bisaya”: Borneo – Philippine impacts of Islam. SMJ 7,

3582. HART, DONN V. A personal narrative of a Samaran Filipina. AS 3, no. 1

3588. PAL, AGATON P. A Philippine barrio: a study of social organizations in relation

3592. RAHMANN, RUDOLF. Research possibilities in the Visayas. Philippine Associa-

3593. REYES Y FLORENTINO, ISABELO DE LOS. … Las islas Visayas en la época

3594. SANTARÉN, TOMAS. Bisayan accounts of early Bornean settlements in the

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3595. AQUINO, MARCELO V. Some aspects of agricultural loans granted by five

3603. ARNALDO, MARCELO V. A summary of the situation of the agricultural credit

Intengan: An evaluation of the operation of agricultural credit coop-

3605. BANOGON, RODOLFO C. A study of lowland rice farming (Farm management

3607. BAWAGAN, MARGARITA P. Marketing of farm products produced in Bantayan,

3608. BOKINGO, BENJAMIN A. Diversified crop farming (Farm management study

3609. CAGAMPANG, FELIPE V. An economic study of sugar cane farms in Negros

3610. _____ and BENJAMIN A. BOKINGO. Socio-economic conditions of laborers in

3612. CAINTIC, CRISOGONO, U., J. C. STA. IGLESIA, and H. VON OPPENFELD.

3613. CAMPOS, AMADO C. Commercial-scale poultry production in Cebu. PA 37,

3615. GERVACIO, EMMANUEL T. Livelihood of corn farmers (Farm management

3616. GUTHRIE, HELEN A. Nutrition in a fishing community. (In: Bello, Walden F.

3618. _____. Securing aquatic products in Siaton municipality, Negros Oriental

Hart: Based on author’s research in South Negros, 1950–51.

3620. HESTER, EVETT D. and GERÓNIMO M. MIÑANO. Tenancy on coconut hold-

3621. ILAG, LEODEGARIO M. Economic implications of technological change on the

3628. MONTALBAN, HERACLIO R. Investigations on fish preservation at Estancia,

Intengan: Describes existing methods of fish preservation and im-

3629. NURGE, ETHEL. Problems of food preservation in a Philippine village. Rip

3631. QUINTANA, EMILIO U. Costs and returns of palay production in Iloilo,

3636. SALAZAR, MA PAZ GIL. Strengthening cooperation and coordination in com-

Reprinted from DAP Bulletin 6, no. 2 (Apr. 1967).

3640. TABLANTE, NATHANIEL B. Marketing cattle in the province of Masbate. PA

3644. WERNSTEDT, FREDERICK L. Agricultural regionalism on Negros Island, Philip-

3648. BROECKER, W. S., J. L. KULP and C. S. TUCEK. Lamont natural radio-carbon

3650. _____. Recent archaeological excavations in Palawan. U.P. Anthropology Bulletin

3652. HUTTERER, CHARLES. Report on a preliminary exploration of some caves

3653. RAHMANN, RUDOLPH and ROSA C. P. TENAZAS. A brief review of the

3655. SMITH, WARREN D. Ancient cave dwellers of Batwaan, Masbate, Philippine

3659. _____. Further relationships of the Sa-Huỳnh-Kalanay pottery tradition. AP 8,

3668. TENAZAS, ROSA C. P. A brief report on protohistoric trade potteries from

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