Show notes
02:10 Introductions
10:45 The story behind Istorya
16:50 Becoming collaborators
23:30 Food is connected to everything
27:05 Stories told but not heard
31:45 Origins and Binondo chapters
37:10 Sulu chapter
41:00 Galeon chapter
45:55 Captain's Log collab
49:10 Mindanaoans in the diaspora
53:25 Menu development
57:45 Tracing the galleon trade route
01:01:55 Favourite food memories
01:07:20 Upcoming Istorya events
01:09:35 Follow along
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Show notes
02:10 Introductions
10:45 The story behind Istorya
16:50 Becoming collaborators
23:30 Food is connected to everything
27:05 Stories told but not heard
31:45 Origins and Binondo chapters
37:10 Sulu chapter
41:00 Galeon chapter
45:55 Captain's Log collab
49:10 Mindanaoans in the diaspora
53:25 Menu development
57:45 Tracing the galleon trade route
01:01:55 Favourite food memories
01:07:20 Upcoming Istorya events
01:09:35 Follow along
EP 26: On The Antiquity of the Ifugao Rice Terraces with Stephen Acabado
Exploring Filipino Kitchens
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EP 26: On The Antiquity of the Ifugao Rice Terraces with Stephen Acabado
Show notes
01:15 The kinds of truths that set you free
05:45 About Stephen
07:20 Products of the Philippine educational system
10:35 Change entails unlearning
11:20 On Beyer's "Waves of Migration" theory
14:15 A need to think critically
15:00 2,000 year dating is not based on any scientific data
18:15 (The perils of) clinging to romanticism
20:05 On the centrality of rice
23:45 Terracing is part of a larger system
26:10 Perspectives on "kaingin" in farming
28:40 Implications of the long history model
30:40 Epics of the Philippines: "Hudhud"
33:50 Taro was here
35:40 Rice came with the Spanish
38:45 Not much supports "Out of Taiwan" theory either
39:55 Archaeology tests hypotheses
41:35 Starting the Ifugao Archaeological Project
42:10 The Old Kiyyangan Village
44:10 Terraces are BUILT UP, not dug down
47:20 Cross-section of a terraced field
49:05 90 years by 5 people: Energetics study
50:25 On terracing irrigation systems
53:00 A typical day of excavating artifacts
58:05 How old is this residue?
01:02:20 "Identity is now"
01:04:50 On local reactions
01:06:05 How do we empower the Ifugao community?
01:07:45 Rice, not isolation, prevented Spanish conquest
01:10:55 An indigenous education centre at today’s Kiangan
01:12:10 Takeaways
01:13:50 Future projects
Exploring Filipino Kitchens
Show notes
02:10 Introductions
10:45 The story behind Istorya
16:50 Becoming collaborators
23:30 Food is connected to everything
27:05 Stories told but not heard
31:45 Origins and Binondo chapters
37:10 Sulu chapter
41:00 Galeon chapter
45:55 Captain's Log collab
49:10 Mindanaoans in the diaspora
53:25 Menu development
57:45 Tracing the galleon trade route
01:01:55 Favourite food memories
01:07:20 Upcoming Istorya events
01:09:35 Follow along