REVIEW IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY

Sir, Jaime Ayuro

 PRIMARY SOURCE
• A primary source also known as Original
sourc ies an Artifacts, Documents, Diary,
Manuscript, AutoBiography, Recordings, or
any other source of information that was
created at the time under study. it
serves as an original source of
information about the topic.
3 Example of Primary Source

• PRINTED EPHEMERA
• PHOTOGRAPHS
• SCRAP BOOKS
PRINTED EPHEMERA
 PRINTED EPHEMERA
• Pper was scare during World War II, so the backsides
of unused stationeries and broadsheets were usied.
Many Japanese-sponsored Philippine government
documents, including vehicle registration receipt,
were printed on recycled paper then.
• 1950's
• Local dealer of Mercedes-Benz
PHOTOGRAPH
 PHOTOGRAPH
• This photo shows Emilio Aguinaldo during the opening of
the Malolos Congress in Bulacan on September 15,1898.
Aguinaldo arrived in Malolos from Cavite in August of that
year, but inly convened the Malolos Congress a month
later together with 85 delegates.
SCRAP BOOK
 SCRAP BOOK
• Agency in the Historical record:replection on the Irene
and Bill irby scrapbook of the phillipines.
• 1936-1937
• The idea of agency in one's own historical record
apparently assembled by Irene, itessentially captures the
Irbys' time living in the philippines while Bill was working
as a mine surveyor there.
• These scrapbook pages,one digital and
one paper,are also primary source
documents that tell the story an
indivudual and a wider culture.
• A scrapbook,today and in the past is
personal story created from repuposed
media(electronic or paper)and ephemera
of the era.