Their God is Bulul or Rice God. Who are they?

Their house is Afong it has a low stone wall, stone paths that connect it to other houses. Who are they?

Their livelihood is fishing. Vinta is their colorful sailboat. Who are they?

Their attire and body accessories are patadjung and decorated comb. Who are they?

Their traditional shelter is Lean-to. Who are they?

Their God is Kabunyan. Who are they?

They apply repetition when designing their arts and crafts like textiles and bladed weapons which have rectangles, triangles, squares and a mixture of straight and curved lines. Who are they?

Their God is Gutugutumakkan (Deity of Nature). Who are they?

Their houses is on stilts called Baysug with a carved wood design of a Bird or a Dragon on top. Who are they?

Their house is with lots of posts. Who are they?

Their God is Minaden (Who created the world). Who are they?

This dyed traditional cloth is hand-woven made of Abaca fibers. Their patterns designed like zigzags, triangles, hexagon and other geometric patterns. And most of their design look like crabs, birds, phyton's skin and frogs (white, red, black colors). Who are they?

Their house is a treetops and it is made of bamboo and wood that is elevated in four posts. Who are they?

Their house is a tree house with detachable ladder - - - Cogon Roof and Bamboo Walls. Who are they?

Their attire and body accessories is a Tree bark --- abaca or

cotton which they dye using the pigments of

plants and trees. The embroidery patterns can be floral, stripped, zigzag or horizontal. Bamboo combs with geometric design Ornaments (toe rings, armbands, leg bands, bracelets, bead necklace). They also have Tattoos. Who are they?

Their God is Lumawig. Who are they?

Their body accessories are Vakul (for women), Kanayi (for men) and Gold Jewelry. Who are they?

They have an Ethnic Dance called War Dance, Mimetic Dance and Courtship Dance. Who are they?

Their skills are Ukkil Design applied in wood carving, mat waeving and carving grave markers. Who are they?