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History of the |
Databases for Finding Magazine, Journal
& Newspaper Articles
Catalog for Finding
Books
Selected Websites on History of the
Philippines
Selected Websites on Indigenous
Groups of the Philippines
See also: Filipino Americans Research Links
Magazine, Journal & Newspaper
Databases (to access articles):
Gale History Resource Center - on campus or
off-campus w/ library card
primary documents, reference articles, and full-text journal articles covering
all aspects of
- Enter search word(s) and click the Search button
- At results page, additional articles may be available by clicking on the article type tabs--"Periodicals", "Primary Sources", "Maps & Images" & "Reference Materials" at the top of the page.
- Click on the title of an article to display the full text of the article.
Gale PowerSearch databases on
campus or off-campus w/ library card
articles from academic
journals, popular magazines, newspapers and reference sources; excellent general periodical database.
o To narrow searches, use the Advanced search mode
o
PLEASE NOTE: When
search results are first displayed, only journal articles are shown, if
available for your search.
Click on the “Magazines” tab to
display magazine articles on your topic; click on the "News" tab
for news articles; click on the "Reference" tab
for reference articles.
CountryWatch.-click here for off-campus with library card
Set of political,
economic, and business information in the form of Country Reviews and the
Country Wire.
Lands & Peoples -click here for off-campus with library card
Geography
encyclopedia.
The PLS Online Catalog is the online catalog to find books in Skyline Library and in all libraries in the Peninsula Library System. After clicking on the link above to access the catalog, follow the steps below:
- Type search words (title, author and/or subject) in the first search box & click Submit.
- The search results will show books and other materials in all libraries in the PLS system.
- To Limit your results to books at Skyline College
Library, scroll down to Limit to: Location: pull-down menu below the
search boxes, scroll down in the Location: pull-down menu, select
Recommended
Web Sites:
History of the
Philippine History Site
Information on
Filipino migration to the
A Country Study: Philippines
from the Library of Congress
Philippine History Portal
“links to
primary sources, historical questions, local histories, and teaching
resources”
Filipiana.net
“Philippine
Studies at your fingertips”
History
of the Philippines
from
Brief History of the
Philippines from a Filipino Perspective
Timeline:
Philippines History
from Infoplease.com
Filipino American History Timeline
from the Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS)
Country
profile: The Philippines
from BBC news
Indigenous Groups of
the
Indigenous Peoples of the Philippines: Group Profiles: From the Philippines National
Commission on Indigenous Peoples, profiles of the 110 ethnolinguistic groups
found in the various parts of the
Glimpses: Peoples of the Philippines: study of the different ethnic groups of the
Glances: Prehistory of the Philippines: From the website of the Philippines National Commission for Culture and the Arts.
Philippine People: Descriptions of over 60 ethnic groups, tribes and peoples of the Philippine Islands
Indigenous Peoples/ Ethnic Minorities and Poverty
Reduction - Philippines: This report, from the Asian Development Bank, outlines the problems in
defining indigenous peoples, and gives an overview of indigenous peoples in the
The Bontoc Igorot by Albert Ernest Jenks: Online book version of an
extensive 1905 study of the Bontoc Igorot people of northern
Indigenous Peoples, the Environment and Human Rights
in the Philippines: the Cordillera Experience: Information, from the Asian Social
Issues Program (ASIP), on the Cordillera Region in the central mountain ranges
of
Mangyan Heritage Center: Basic information on
“Mangyans”, eight ethnolinguistic groups of proto-malay origin
(Alangan, Bangon, Buhid, Hanunoo, Iraya, Tadyawan, Tau-buid and Ratagnon) that
occupy the mountainous region of Mindoro Oriental and Occidental.
A Bibliography of the Agta Negritos of Eastern Luzon,
Philippines: A
1997 bibliography of aboriginal peoples found scattered along the eastern coast
of Luzon in the largest area of rain forest in the Philippines who call
themselves and their language 'Agta' and number together about 10,500.
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