The tubao other headgear also share similarities with those from other indigenous groups in Southeast Aisa.

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• FALSE

The Bagabo - Tagbawa has dagmay cloth

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• FALSE

The Mandaya has the inabal cloth.

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• FALSE

The tanggob is one of the simpler forms of the ikat.

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• FALSE

The langkit is a narrow woven vertical strip that is often used to design the malong landap.

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• FALSE

The Maranao gukom is made of caw horn, despite the rarity and the difficulty of weaving such a material.

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• FALSE

The Bagobos and Tausug are known for their bags and cloths that are decorated with tiny beads.

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• FALSE

The T’boli men wear many necklaces, earing, bracelets, and rings on their fingers and toes to enhance their appearances.

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• FALSE

The T’boli men have tattoos on their chests and forearms.

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• FALSE

The Maranao is famed for their colorful sesed mats, which is commonly done in plaids and stripes

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• FALSE