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  1. New historical research essay: The Hidden Dons

    Does the absence of the honorific “Don” in colonial Philippine records necessarily indicate lower social standing?

    I explore this question through a working hypothesis about Labradores, economic capacity, and local authority within the Principalía.

    Read the essay:
    karlromeosoland.hcommons.org/2

    #Histodons #PhilippineHistory #Genealogy

  2. I am an independent historian and genealogist researching Philippine colonial history, particularly Panay, the Principalía, family networks, and social mobility.

    My work also covers European family history and digital humanities, including the Panay Genealogical Knowledge Graph.

    I welcome exchanges with historians, genealogists, and archivists.

    Research website: karlromeosoland.hcommons.org/

    #Histodons #PhilippineHistory #Genealogy #DigitalHumanities

  3. [Time Trowel] Can DNA tell us who Filipinos are?

    Filipino identity cannot be reduced to DNA or ancestry percentages; it is shaped by complex histories of migration, contact, and culture.

    justpaste.in/news/time-trowel-

    #archeology #genetics #history #Philippinehistory #TimeTrowel

  4. Can Quezon City rediscover its history?

    Rapid development has made Quezon City a commercial hub, but it hopes to bring its rich history back in public view

    justpaste.in/news/quezon-city-

    #Filipinoculture #Heritage #monumentandheritagesite #Philippinehistory #QuezonCity

  5. Archaeological dig challenges story of 1903 battle in Lanao del Sur

    The findings prompt a reevaluation of the accepted narrative surrounding the Battle of Kota Kalawi, raising questions about the historical accuracy of the events attributed to the US military campaign in Mindanao

    justpaste.in/news/archaeologic

    #archaeology #BARMM #LanaodelSur #Philippinehistory #UniversityofthePhilippines

  6. Long before Polynesians sailed the Pacific, ancient Filipinos were navigating open seas and shaping tools from giant clams. Their story is just being uncovered. #AncientTechnology #MaritimeOrigins #PhilippineHistory

    geekoo.news/ancient-sailors-of

  7. Many people right now are commemorating the 81st anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor. But I'm here to remind you that Japan also invaded the Philippines (then a commonwealth of the United States) which began one of the darkest periods in my country's history.

    #PhilippineHistory #WW2

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