"NATIONAL TREASURES: A Journey Through History (Ep # 1) - Part 1 of 4

In this ground-breaking TV documentary series, Filipino Architect and Heritage Conservation Advocate Augusto "Toti" Villalon travels to the Philippines' most significant historical sites to re-tell the country's unique and colorful history through its "National Treasures" -- important structures and objects -- which make-up the Philippines' rich culture and heritage.
The series is a follow-up to the landmark documentary, "LEGACY: Philippine World Heritage Sites."
In the first episode, Villalon examines the Philippines' pre-colonial history, while interviewing some of the country's leading archaeologists and history scholars.
"National Treasures" is a production of the Eggie Apostol Foundation (formerly the Foundation for Worldwide People Power), in cooperation with the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA).
Award-winning documentary filmmaker Butch Nolasco, who also directed "Legacy," heads the production of the series.

[@pointystick3063]

Shoutout po sa prof namin mr Torres

[@jannaivoryquistadio6141]

Thank you for this! 😍 Keep on opening our hearts and minds to the legacy of our Philippines. ♡

[@blackwid0w10]

Maraming salamat po for this series!

[@butchnolasco1942]

Salamat sa 'yo, blackwidow10.

[@renzariola4150]

I am and I will be always interested with Philippine Ancient history.

[@mrjackbilbo]

Salamat po upload,

[@vevclet]

Hello, Readings in the Philippine History 😊😊😊

[@jrgarces816]

Thank you so much for uploading this great video series. Please keep them coming.

[@butchnolasco1942]

Thanks, JR.

[@rebelrosa]

WOW! So grateful for this wonderful treasure told...thank you so much!

[@butchnolasco1942]

Thanks, Mae Ann. We're actually in production for Episodes # 2-4, which focuses on the Spanish and American colonial periods, and The Heritage Conservation Movement. They'll initially be aired on the Living Asia Channel:)

[@fatalisw]

This is great! As a college student seeking for more information about one's own history is a tough job. Huge thumbs up for this masterpiece! Can't wait for more

[@rebelrosa]

can't wait for the next episode..bless you Sir!

[@MrEnlightener101]

Why is it this video has not a million views! My God! You sir are a hero for my generation for making this documentaries, I hope our politicians may transcend into statesman rather than vile self-serving politicians worrying themselves, they should worry about our next generation.

[@anthonyraimondongjr.7358]

The video featured artifacts from the National Museum. It consisted of Banton Burial Cloth, Spolarium, Palawan Zoomorphic Ear Pendant, and etc. Rizal’s Sucesos De Las Islas Filipinas was also highlighted. (I-NLEC 3 Ong Jr., Anthony)

[@vevclet]

New subscriber po, thank you for this informative videos, Sir!

[@butchnolasco1942]

Many thanks to The Enlightener 101 for his comment.

[@jerronanthonyyogyog8149]

hello classmates

[@hebahajij14]

Does anyone know how historians name the items they discover?