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Regional Conference Program

This document provides an agenda for a webinar titled "Northern Luzon and the Cordillera in Regional Perspective: Identities, Interactions and Localizations". The webinar consists of 4 sessions held over 2 days, with presentations on the history and cultures of ethnic groups in Northern Luzon, including their interactions with lowland groups and foreign powers over time. Session panels explore topics such as pre-colonial warfare, the construction of ethnic identities under Spanish missions, and the indigenization of the Spanish language in local tongues. The webinar aims to provide regional context on the identities and histories of communities in Northern Philippines.

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Regional Conference Program

This document provides an agenda for a webinar titled "Northern Luzon and the Cordillera in Regional Perspective: Identities, Interactions and Localizations". The webinar consists of 4 sessions held over 2 days, with presentations on the history and cultures of ethnic groups in Northern Luzon, including their interactions with lowland groups and foreign powers over time. Session panels explore topics such as pre-colonial warfare, the construction of ethnic identities under Spanish missions, and the indigenization of the Spanish language in local tongues. The webinar aims to provide regional context on the identities and histories of communities in Northern Philippines.

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NORTHERN LUZON AND THE CORDILLERA IN REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE:

IDENTITIES, INTERACTIONS AND LOCALIZATIONS


A Webinar for the Philippine Quincentennial 2021 Commemorations

November 8, 2021
8:30-9:00 am

The Philippine National Anthem


Indigenous Chant
Messages NHCP Chairperson Rene R. Escalante
UP Baguio Chancellor Corazon Lumbera- Abansi
Orientation to the Conference Maria Nela B. Florendo, Convener

9:00 am-12:00
SESSION 1

1. The Southern Cordillera and the Cagayan River Lowlands from the 16 th to 19th
Centuries: Patterns of Long-term Interaction and the Formation of Collective Identities
Patricia O. Afable, Ph.D.
Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, New Haven, Connecticut

OPEN FORUM

2. Cagayan, Tsina at Hapon: Ang Triyanggulong Rehiyon Noong Ikalawang Hati ng Ika-16
na Siglo
Analyn B. Muñoz (Assistant Professor)
Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Baguio

3. A Multiscalar Approach to Modelling Upland-Lolwand Trade interactions in


Northwestern Luzon: From Evanescent to Permanent Market Networks
Michael Armand P. Canilao, Ph.D. (Research Associate)
National Museum
OPEN FORUM

SESSION 2
1:30-5:00 pm

4. Revisiting Indigenous Warfare in 16TH Century Pre-conquest Philippines


June Chayapan Prill-Brett, Ph.D. , Professor Emeritus
University of the Philippines Baguio

5. The Elusive Anitera


Kathlene G. Aquino
DENR, Cagayan

OPEN FORUM

6. The Gaddang
Dolly L. Mibolos, Ph.D. (Ret. Professor)
University of the Philippines Diliman

7. The Last Round-Up: A Short History of the Ibaloy Cattle Enterprise


Bienvenido P. Tapang, Jr. (Ret. Professor)
University of the Philippines Baguio

OPEN FORUM

November 9, 2021
9:00 am-12:00

SESSION 3

8. Indigeneity in the Philippines: When the native is not Indigenous


Stephen B. Acabado, Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles
and Marlon Martin, Save the Ifugao Terraces Movement (SITMo)

OPEN FORUM

9. Nineteenth-century Spanish Missions and Construction of Ifugao Ethnic identities


Leah E. Abayao, Ph.D., Professor of History
University of the Philippines Baguio
10. The Cross Surmounts the Dragon; Or Does the Cross Emanate from the Dragon?
A Cautious look at Islamic designs on Catholic church bells in the Philippines
Regalado Trota Jose (Professor)
University of Santo Tomas

OPEN FORUM

1:30-4:00 pm
Session 4

11. Rediscovering Precolonial Bases of Solidarity and Amity Between Lubuagan and Other
Independent Tribes of the Saltan, Pasil, Cayacayam and Tanudan Rivers, ±1700-1905
Jeffrey James C. Ligero (Assistant Professor)
University of the Philippines Los Baños

12. Ang Bodong at Kultural na Pag-angkop ng mga Kalinga Laban sa mga Saplad ng
Diktadura

Roderick C. Javar, Ph.D. (Associate Professor)


Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Los Baños

13. Indigenization of Spanish in Some North Luzon Languages


Elizabeth A. Calinawagan, Ph.D. (Ret. Professor/Commissioner)
University of the Philippines Baguio/Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino

OPEN FORUM

4:00
Launching of the virtual gallery of early town formation in Northern Luzon: Selected Towns
UP Baguio Kamalayan

4:30 p.m. Closing Program


UP Naming Mahal

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