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Title Details	Ata chieftains
Subjects	1970 Agta Ipil, Malabog, Davao City datus chieftains Datu Mamamtuy Datu Matundo Datu Bunsod weapons costumes bangkaw pana kampilan ilab bow and arrow
Material Type	VM Visual material
Online Sources	View photo (midsize)
Photographer	Ayala Museum Research Team
Format	print
Collection	Filipinas Heritage Library
Image Type	original
Place	Ipil, Malabog, Davao City
Keyword	datus chieftains Datu Mamamtuy Datu Matundo Datu Bunsod weapons costumes bangkaw pana kampilan ilab bow and arrow

Item Call Number	PE00014
Status	Available
Barcode	PE00014
Photo Id	Photo ID - PE00014
Photographer	Photographer - Ayala Museum Research Team
Title	Title - Ata chieftains
Notes	Notes - The Ata have an advanced social organization with a number of chieftains (called datu) as head. Here, from left, Datus Mamamtuy, Matundo, and Bunsud model the costume and weapons of their people--hemp shorts decorated with colorful appliques, small brass belts, leglets made of rattan. Tattooing is not a common practice among the Ata. The weapons of the Atas include the bangkaw(spear), pana(bow and arrow), kampilan(large sword seen fastened to the waist of the datus) and the ilab(dagger).
Media Format	Media format - print
Collection	Collection - Filipinas Heritage Library
Image Type	Image Type - original
Date	Date - 1970
Subject	Subject - Agta
Place	Place - Ipil, Malabog, Davao City
Keywords	Keyword - datus Keyword - chieftains Keyword - Datu Mamamtuy Keyword - Datu Matundo Keyword - Datu Bunsod Keyword - weapons Keyword - costumes Keyword - bangkaw Keyword - pana Keyword - kampilan Keyword - ilab Keyword - bow and arrow

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