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The Ati of Naga: Fighting to keep culture alive

April 6, 2013 - 12:00am

Their ancestors were the first tribe to settle in the Philippines thousands of years ago, but like sand castles that crumble when hit by seawater, the unique “Ati” culture in Naga is said to be slowly...

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