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    Marcelina L. Tabunda RIPH

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    The document lists 5 examples of material culture of Moros: 1. Body armor made of 30 plates and chainmail to protect the wearer. 2. Garay, the traditional Moro warships made of wood that were used for piracy and raids in the Sulu Sea region. 3. Moro Barong, the unique short sword of the Tausug Moros known for its ability to sever limbs in one blow. 4. Moro Kris/Calais, a 1-2 meter long double edged blade weapon used in warfare and ceremonies that could easily slash or pierce enemies. 5. Kampilan, the longest Moro sword wielded by I

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    The document lists 5 examples of material culture of Moros: 1. Body armor made of 30 plates and chainmail to protect the wearer. 2. Garay, the traditional Moro warships made of wood that were used for piracy and raids in the Sulu Sea region. 3. Moro Barong, the unique short sword of the Tausug Moros known for its ability to sever limbs in one blow. 4. Moro Kris/Calais, a 1-2 meter long double edged blade weapon used in warfare and ceremonies that could easily slash or pierce enemies. 5. Kampilan, the longest Moro sword wielded by I

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    The document lists 5 examples of material culture of Moros: 1. Body armor made of 30 plates and chainmail to protect the wearer. 2. Garay, the traditional Moro warships made of wood that were used for piracy and raids in the Sulu Sea region. 3. Moro Barong, the unique short sword of the Tausug Moros known for its ability to sever limbs in one blow. 4. Moro Kris/Calais, a 1-2 meter long double edged blade weapon used in warfare and ceremonies that could easily slash or pierce enemies. 5. Kampilan, the longest Moro sword wielded by I

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    Identify the five examples

    of material
    Culture of Moros as presented
    in he documentary
    5 examples of material culture of
    moros
    1. Body Armor
    2. Garay
    3,Moro Barong
    4. Moro Kris/ Calais
    5. Kampilan
    1. Body Armor
    Two matching latches with protruding
    studs to bind breastplates together,
    missing some decorative studs but
    otherwise in good condition, thirty plates
    of body armour attached together with
    large chainmail rings, arms and lower
    mid-section with smaller size ringed
    chainmail, front main breastplates with
    applied engraved silver decorative panels
    in floral shapes and three quatrefoils with
    swirling terminals along join between
    two breastplates, The purpose of this
    body armor is to keep the wearer safe.
    2. Garay
    Garay were the Banguingui
    people’s traditional native
    warships in the Philippines.
    They were often utilized for
    piracy by the Banguingui and
    Iranun peoples against
    unarmed commercial ships
    and raids on coastal
    settlements in the regions
    surrounding the Sulu Sea in
    the 18th and 19th century.
    3,Moro Barong
    The Barong is a traditional short sword
    used by Moro warriors. It is prized for its
    ability to sever an arm or leg in a single
    blow. The Barong is the unique national
    weapon of the Tausugs Moros of the Sulu
    archipelago, and it can be found in
    Mindanao, North Borneo, and other Moro
    islands. The barong is the only knife that is
    wholly Moro in origin, having not evolved
    from other tribes’ designs or been used in
    combat or trade. When it comes to their
    ancient customs, the Moro people are
    adamant about upholding them for as long
    as they live. The barong is a traditional
    Moro garment worn by warriors from the
    Tausug, Samal, and Yakan tribes in the Sulu
    Archipelago.
    4. Moro Kris/ Calais
    A weapon of warfare and
    ceremony . Measures up to
    1-2 meters In length,
    double edged and with
    either a smooth or wavy
    blade that could make
    quick work of an enemy in
    close combat easy slashing
    bone penetrating.
    5. Kampilan
    Longest of the swords used
    primarily by the Ilanun. Heavy
    single edged sword often
    adamed with hair to make it
    look even more intimidating .
    Also common to find a grooves
    cut onto the blade to indicate
    the lives it had claimed.
    Marcelina L. Tabunda
    Bachelor of Elementary Education
    (BEED 1A)
    Reading In Philippine History

    Thankyou!!! ♥

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