GMA 7’s Philippine Treasures, inirekomenda ng DepEd

GMA NEWS:

Dahil sa mataas na interes ng mga manonood tungkol sa sinaunang kasaysayan ng Pilipinas na ipinakita nila sa mainit na pagsuporta sa epicseryeng Amaya, gumawa ng dokumentaryo ang GMA 7 Network na magpapakita naman sa angking yaman ng bansa, ang Philippine Treasures.

Sa pangunguna ni Ms. Mel Tiangco, kasama ang mga GMA reporter na sina Cesar Apolinario, Tina Panganiban-Perez, John Consulta at Mariz Umali, sasabak sila sa natatanging treasure hunting sa iba't ibang panig ng Pilipinas at maging sa ibang bansa para tuklasin kung gaano kayaman ang kulturang Pilipino.

Kabilang sa tatalakayin sa Philippine Treasure na mapapanod sa Linggo, ganap na 10:30 p.m., ay ang nahukay na hikay sa Boljoon, Cebu, na pinapaniwalaang ginamit noon ni Lapu-Lapu.

Masisilayan din ang tinatawag na “Golden Tara" o gintong rebulto ng Hindu-Malayan Goddess na si Tara nanatagpuan sa Agusan noong 1917. Ang naturang rebulto ay nasa pangangalaga na ngayon ng Field Museum sa Chicago sa Amerika.

Alamin din kung bakit paboritong bilhin ng mga kolektor ang “Maitum Jars" o mga banga noong unang panahon na may korte at mukha ng tao na nadiskubre sa isang kweba sa Sarangani noong 1991.

Higit naman sa ginto kung ituring ng mga taga-Monreal, Masbate ang dalawang tipak ng bato na sinasabing may nakaukit na mga baybayin, o mga sinaunang paraan ng pagsusulat ng ating mga ninuno.

Dahil sa kahalagahan ng paksang tatalakayin sa dokumentaryo tungkol sa kayamanan at kultura ng mga Pilipino, nagpalabas ng kautusan ang Department of Education (DepED Order No. 39), upang abisuhan ang lahat ng opisyal at tauhan ng ahensiya tungkol sa ipalalabas na Philippine Treasure ng GMA 7.

“The GMA News and Public Affairs Department announces the showing of a special feature on the country’s historical artifacts – Philippine Treasures hosted by Ms. Mel Tiangco. This is set to air on September 11, 2011, Sunday, at 10:30 p.m. This production aspires to rekindle the Filipinos’ interest on the Philippines’ rich culture and colorful history," nakasaad sa kautusan na may petsang Sept. 8.

Sa pamamagitan ng dokumentaryo, inaasahang lalong mamumulat ang isipan ng mga manonood kung gaano kayaman ang kultura ng lahing Pilipino na dapat nating protektahan. - FRJimenez, GMA News

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GMA 7’s Philippine Treasures, inirekomenda ng DepEd

GMA NEWS:

Dahil sa mataas na interes ng mga manonood tungkol sa sinaunang kasaysayan ng Pilipinas na ipinakita nila sa mainit na pagsuporta sa epicseryeng Amaya, gumawa ng dokumentaryo ang GMA 7 Network na magpapakita naman sa angking yaman ng bansa, ang Philippine Treasures.

Sa pangunguna ni Ms. Mel Tiangco, kasama ang mga GMA reporter na sina Cesar Apolinario, Tina Panganiban-Perez, John Consulta at Mariz Umali, sasabak sila sa natatanging treasure hunting sa iba't ibang panig ng Pilipinas at maging sa ibang bansa para tuklasin kung gaano kayaman ang kulturang Pilipino.

Kabilang sa tatalakayin sa Philippine Treasure na mapapanod sa Linggo, ganap na 10:30 p.m., ay ang nahukay na hikay sa Boljoon, Cebu, na pinapaniwalaang ginamit noon ni Lapu-Lapu.

Masisilayan din ang tinatawag na “Golden Tara" o gintong rebulto ng Hindu-Malayan Goddess na si Tara nanatagpuan sa Agusan noong 1917. Ang naturang rebulto ay nasa pangangalaga na ngayon ng Field Museum sa Chicago sa Amerika.

Alamin din kung bakit paboritong bilhin ng mga kolektor ang “Maitum Jars" o mga banga noong unang panahon na may korte at mukha ng tao na nadiskubre sa isang kweba sa Sarangani noong 1991.

Higit naman sa ginto kung ituring ng mga taga-Monreal, Masbate ang dalawang tipak ng bato na sinasabing may nakaukit na mga baybayin, o mga sinaunang paraan ng pagsusulat ng ating mga ninuno.

Dahil sa kahalagahan ng paksang tatalakayin sa dokumentaryo tungkol sa kayamanan at kultura ng mga Pilipino, nagpalabas ng kautusan ang Department of Education (DepED Order No. 39), upang abisuhan ang lahat ng opisyal at tauhan ng ahensiya tungkol sa ipalalabas na Philippine Treasure ng GMA 7.

“The GMA News and Public Affairs Department announces the showing of a special feature on the country’s historical artifacts – Philippine Treasures hosted by Ms. Mel Tiangco. This is set to air on September 11, 2011, Sunday, at 10:30 p.m. This production aspires to rekindle the Filipinos’ interest on the Philippines’ rich culture and colorful history," nakasaad sa kautusan na may petsang Sept. 8.

Sa pamamagitan ng dokumentaryo, inaasahang lalong mamumulat ang isipan ng mga manonood kung gaano kayaman ang kultura ng lahing Pilipino na dapat nating protektahan. - FRJimenez, GMA News

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GMA-7 docu 'Philippine Treasures' to explore the history that inspired Amaya

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When 24 Oras news anchor Mel Tiangco came face to face with the Golden Tara, considered by some experts as one of the most spectacular finds in Philippine archeology, she was intrigued. Was it worth going all the way to Chicago, USA to see?

“She was very small!" Tiangco told GMA News Online about the statue, showing its height with her thumb and index finger. “I thought, ‘What's spectacular about this thing?’"

But the Golden Tara grew on her after she spent a few moments with it. She said she couldn't help but be entranced by the object's “serenity."

Depicting the image of a Vajryana Buddhism deity, the Golden Tara now resides in the Field Museum in Chicago, USA, far from Agusan del Sur where it was originally found. Image screencapped from Philippine Treasures

Then you fall in love with her," said Tiangco. “The more you look at her, the more she becomes beautiful."

The 5-inch-tall golden statue shares the section with precious gems and diamonds. But since it’s displayed miles away from Agusan del Sur, where it was found, few Filipinos get to witness the item's beauty.

This Sunday night, however, viewers will be treated not only to the sight of the Golden Tara from its current home at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, but also to stories of other intriguing historical finds from all over the country.

GMA News and Public Affairs will air ‘Philippine Treasures," a special documentary about some of the most important relics from the Philippines’ literally rich pre-colonial past. The documentary is hosted by Mel Tiangco, with reporting by Mariz Umali, Cesar Apolinario, Tina Panganiban-Perez, and John Consulta.

Program Manager Lee Joseph Castel said that he got the idea for the documentary after a spontaneous trip to the National Museum.

“Na-fascinate ako masyado sa mga artifacts doon, so naisip ko parang wala pang gumagawa ng special tungkol sa historical artifacts dito sa Pilipinas," Castel told GMA News Online. He also shared that the National Museum itself is also suffering from the lack of funds.

Motivated to change the perception that Filipinos lack a sense of history, the production staff withstood long journeys and heavy rains, and even braved rebel-infested areas, in search of the country’s almost-forgotten treasures.

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GMA-7 docu 'Philippine Treasures' to explore the history that inspired Amaya

GMA NEWS:

When 24 Oras news anchor Mel Tiangco came face to face with the Golden Tara, considered by some experts as one of the most spectacular finds in Philippine archeology, she was intrigued. Was it worth going all the way to Chicago, USA to see?

“She was very small!" Tiangco told GMA News Online about the statue, showing its height with her thumb and index finger. “I thought, ‘What's spectacular about this thing?’"

But the Golden Tara grew on her after she spent a few moments with it. She said she couldn't help but be entranced by the object's “serenity."

Depicting the image of a Vajryana Buddhism deity, the Golden Tara now resides in the Field Museum in Chicago, USA, far from Agusan del Sur where it was originally found. Image screencapped from Philippine Treasures

Then you fall in love with her," said Tiangco. “The more you look at her, the more she becomes beautiful."

The 5-inch-tall golden statue shares the section with precious gems and diamonds. But since it’s displayed miles away from Agusan del Sur, where it was found, few Filipinos get to witness the item's beauty.

This Sunday night, however, viewers will be treated not only to the sight of the Golden Tara from its current home at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, but also to stories of other intriguing historical finds from all over the country.

GMA News and Public Affairs will air ‘Philippine Treasures," a special documentary about some of the most important relics from the Philippines’ literally rich pre-colonial past. The documentary is hosted by Mel Tiangco, with reporting by Mariz Umali, Cesar Apolinario, Tina Panganiban-Perez, and John Consulta.

Program Manager Lee Joseph Castel said that he got the idea for the documentary after a spontaneous trip to the National Museum.

“Na-fascinate ako masyado sa mga artifacts doon, so naisip ko parang wala pang gumagawa ng special tungkol sa historical artifacts dito sa Pilipinas," Castel told GMA News Online. He also shared that the National Museum itself is also suffering from the lack of funds.

Motivated to change the perception that Filipinos lack a sense of history, the production staff withstood long journeys and heavy rains, and even braved rebel-infested areas, in search of the country’s almost-forgotten treasures.

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Miriam Quiambao and Rufa Mae Quinto will host documentary titled Relationship Status: Single

PEP:

"GMA News TV presents an intriguing documentary on the growing number of bachelorettes in this country in the special Relationship Status: SINGLE.

"Data from the National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB) reveal that 6 out of 100 Filipinas from 35-49 years old have never been married, a number up from ten years ago. Many of them remain single by choice.

"The question is: why are more Pinays opting to delay marriage?

"Miss Tapia, grumpy, conservative, old maid—these disparaging terms used to describe unmarried women. But in Relationship Status: SINGLE, GMA News TV shows that there are women who accept this not as a curse but as an opportunity for a freer, happier life.

"Hosted by Rufa Mae Quinto and Miriam Quiambao, two women who epitomize being single and proud, the documentary presents the joys and pains of 'modern bachelorettes.'

"Rufa Mae and Miriam meet Chette, a 50-year old NBSB, or No Boyfriend Since Birth, who answers a curious question: Is she a 50-year old virgin? She also tries speed dating in the hopes of meeting the elusive Mr. Right.

"And there is the beautiful Pinky Amador, who remains as single as the number 1 can be. She confesses that she has not found Mr. Right yet but reveals many other facets about the "cougar" label.

"All men beware! Relationship Status: SINGLE bares the truth that more and more single women are now realizing: happiness can be found even without men.

"Relationship Status: SINGLE airs on Sunday, August 28, at 8:45 p.m., only on GMA News TV Channel 11."

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Miriam Quiambao and Rufa Mae Quinto will host documentary titled Relationship Status: Single

PEP:

"GMA News TV presents an intriguing documentary on the growing number of bachelorettes in this country in the special Relationship Status: SINGLE.

"Data from the National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB) reveal that 6 out of 100 Filipinas from 35-49 years old have never been married, a number up from ten years ago. Many of them remain single by choice.

"The question is: why are more Pinays opting to delay marriage?

"Miss Tapia, grumpy, conservative, old maid—these disparaging terms used to describe unmarried women. But in Relationship Status: SINGLE, GMA News TV shows that there are women who accept this not as a curse but as an opportunity for a freer, happier life.

"Hosted by Rufa Mae Quinto and Miriam Quiambao, two women who epitomize being single and proud, the documentary presents the joys and pains of 'modern bachelorettes.'

"Rufa Mae and Miriam meet Chette, a 50-year old NBSB, or No Boyfriend Since Birth, who answers a curious question: Is she a 50-year old virgin? She also tries speed dating in the hopes of meeting the elusive Mr. Right.

"And there is the beautiful Pinky Amador, who remains as single as the number 1 can be. She confesses that she has not found Mr. Right yet but reveals many other facets about the "cougar" label.

"All men beware! Relationship Status: SINGLE bares the truth that more and more single women are now realizing: happiness can be found even without men.

"Relationship Status: SINGLE airs on Sunday, August 28, at 8:45 p.m., only on GMA News TV Channel 11."

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