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Taming (shield)

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Shield used historically in the Philippines

Ataming (pronounced:tah-MING) is around shield made of wood or tightly-wovenrattan traditionally used by theMoro,Lumad, andVisayan people of thePhilippines.^[1]

Obverse side of a woodenMoro taming in theMetropolitan Museum of Art, c. 18th-19th century
ABagobo taming alongside akalasag (1885)
Visayan warriors with both taming andkalasag shields (c.1668)
Warriors with taming during the meeting of the crew ofL'Astrolabe with theSultan of Sulu (c.1846)
Taming, a regalia of Brunei, displayed in theRoyal Regalia Museum
Panay Bukidnon tribesmen posing with wooden Taming shields

^Mallari, Perry Gil S."Kalasag: THe Filipino War Shield".FMA Pulse. Retrieved8 March 2021.

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Edged weapons	Balarao Balasiong Balisong knife Balisword Bangkung Banyal Barong Batangas Bicuco Bolo Dahong palay Gunong Gayang Gulok Head axe Kalis Kampilan Karambit Lahot Laring Panabas Parang Pinutí Pirah Susuwat Talibong Utak
Impact weapons	Baston Bugsay (Karay-a) Pingga Tabak-toyok Tungkod
Shields	Kalasag Taming
Flexible	Buntot Pagi Cadena Latigo
Pole or spear weapons	Sibat Sugob Sumpit Bagakay
Projectile	Pana (Bow and arrow) Sumpit (Blowgun) Sugob Saltik (Slingshot)
Firearms	Astinggal Cetbang Lantaka Lela Filipino Marine Scout Sniper Rifle Floro PDW Model 45A Paltik PVAR rifle GA Personal Defense Weapon Sumpak
Associated martial arts	Arnis/Kali/Eskrima Kuntao Silat Sikaran Suntukan Yaw-Yan

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