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    WORKSHEET 1.

    4A
    NAME: Yari Belle T. Nicart SCORE:

    YEAR & SECTION: 1st Year BSES – 1A DATE: 09/19/21

    Directions: Give at least two examples of primary resources of


    Philippine history under each type.

     PUBLISHED DOCUMENTS:
    - Readings in Philippine History by Horacio de la Costa
    - Documentary Sources of Philippine History by Gregorio F. Zaide

     UNPUBLISHED DOCUMENTS:
    - Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints by Dr. Jose
    P. Rizal
    - Unpublished Letters of Rizal by Dr. Jose P. Rizal

     ORAL TRADITIONS/ORAL HISTORIES:


    - The Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society by Dr. Rudolph
    Rahmann, SVD
    - Ang Buhay sa Nayon-Life in the Valley: An oral history project with the
    Shenandoah Living Archive Hannah Moses

     ARTWORKS:

    Spoliarium
    The Making of the Philippine Flag
     ARTIFACTS:

    The “Yawning”
    Jarlet of Leta-Leta
    Cave

    The Manunggul
    Jar

    WORKSHEET 1.4B
    NAME: Yari Belle T. Nicart SCORE:

    YEAR & SECTION: 1st Year BSES – 1A DATE: 09/19/21


    Directions: Provide the address and contact details of the following
    repositories, and name two primary sources which may found in them.
    The National Archives of the Philippines

    Address: 6th Floor, PPL Building, 1000 U.N. Avenue, corner San Marcelino Street,
    Paco, Manila 1007

    Contact details: (+63 2) 8524-3231 / 8245-3340 / 8245-3341 / 8708-8656 / 8708-


    8729 / 8521-6830
    E-mail: [email protected]

    Primary Sources: The Treaty of Paris (December 10, 1898) and Mapa Topografica
    Hecho Por Los Principales De Tigbauan Iloilo (21, Agosto 1821)

    The National Library of the Philippines

    Address: 1000 Kalaw Ave, Ermita, Manila, 1000 Metro Manila

    Contact details: 0917-8718210

    Primary Sources: Presidential Manuscripts and Other Publications on Philippine


    Presidents from President Aguinaldo to President Aquino, and "Ultimo Adios" by Dr.
    Jose Rizal.

    The National Museum of the Philippines

    Address: Padre Burgos Ave, Ermita, Manila, 1000 Metro Manila


    Contact details: (02) 8298 1100 ext. 3000. (02) 8527 7889.

    Primary Sources: The Tree of Life, and Lolong the skeleton of the Philippine's
    largest crocodile in captivity

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