1909 Print Negrito Dance Mountains Philippines Aboriginal Tribe Pygmy XGDB7 XES2 and directed by Robert Rossen

and directed by Robert Rossen

The port is one of the principal ports of the east coast and is known for its historical significance during colonial times

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Dimensions: Approximately 3 x 6 inches

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1909 Print Negrito Dance Mountains Philippines Aboriginal Tribe Pygmy XGDB7 XES2 and directed by Robert RossenThis is an original 1909 black and white halftone print of a Negrito Dance in the mountains of the Philippines. The Negrito people are a widespread culture in Southeast Asia with different names depending on region, yet today they are all referred to as "Negrito." This is partially because the classification was made by Spanish explorers who, not knowing they were different tribes, called all aboriginal pygmy tribes Negrito (Little black person).