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Peskotomuhkati Nation At Skutik
Canada
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2018
Peskotomuhkati (Passamaquoddy) - The People Who Spear Pollock. We are the First Nations People who live in New Brunswick, Canada and Maine, United States for the past 13,000 years.
Artefacts in the Nation's Lodge - Part 11
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Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine.
More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/w-d-xo.html
More videos on our Fisheries and Oceans Conservation Project,
Summit of the Bay: th-cam.com/play/PLiJ6mJCRMopSrBZ8Wn2En5xf6pMBE9QqQ.html
WEBSITE // qonaskamkuk.com/peskotomuhkati-nation/
TWITTER // skutikoffice
INSTAGRAM // passamaquoddyfirstnation
FACEBOOK // Passamaquoddyofficeatskutik/
Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine.
More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/w-d-xo.html
More videos on our Fisheries and Oceans Conservation Project,
Summit of the Bay: th-cam.com/play/PLiJ6mJCRMopSrBZ8Wn2En5xf6pMBE9QqQ.html
WEBSITE // qonaskamkuk.com/peskotomuhkati-nation/
TWITTER // skutikoffice
INSTAGRAM // passamaquoddyfirstnation
FACEBOOK // Passamaquoddyofficeatskutik/
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Artefacts in the Nation's Lodge Part 10
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Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine. More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/w-d-xo.html More videos on our Fisheries and Oceans C...
Artefacts in the Nation's Lodge Part 9
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Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine. More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/w-d-xo.html More videos on our Fisheries and Oceans C...
Artefacts in the Nation's Lodge Part 8
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Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine. More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/w-d-xo.html More videos on our Fisheries and Oceans C...
Artefacts in the Nation's Lodge - Part 7
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Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine. More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/w-d-xo.html More videos on our Fisheries and Oceans C...
Artefacts in the Nation's Lodge - Part 6
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Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine. More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/w-d-xo.html More videos on our Fisheries and Oceans C...
Artefacts in the Nation's Lodge - Part 5 - Silver (2 of 2)
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Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine. More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/w-d-xo.html More videos on our Fisheries and Oceans C...
Artefacts in the Nation's Lodge - Part 4 - Silver (1 of 2)
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Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine. More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/w-d-xo.html More videos on our Fisheries and Oceans C...
Artefacts in the Nation's Lodge - Part 3
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A Slideshow of Artefacts in the Nation's Lodge, Pt.3 Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine. More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/...
Artefacts in the Nation's Lodge - Part 2
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Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine. More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/w-d-xo.html More videos on our Fisheries and Oceans C...
Artefacts in the Nation's Lodge - Part 1
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Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine. More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/w-d-xo.html More videos on our Fisheries and Oceans C...
Summit of the Bay II - Intro
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Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine. More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/w-d-xo.html More videos on our Fisheries and Oceans C...
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Dwayne Tomah talks about the Indigenous sweetgrass tea set, made by Josephine Bailey and Mariane Francis Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine. More conversations of Indigeno...
Indigenous Basket Collection with Sharon Greenlaw
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Peskotomuhkati People also known as Passamaquoddy are the people who spear pollock. They are First Nations people that live along the Skutik (St.Croix) River & Passamaquoddy Bay for the past 13,000 years. Today, they primarily reside in New Brunswick and Maine. More conversations of Indigenous Rights and Culture: th-cam.com/video/YgoB0W3CfYY/w-d-xo.html More videos on our Fisheries and Oceans C...
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I collect Lenape artifacts from the Delaware River in New Jersey 😅
Very interesting 🤔
Kci woliwon! Where can I find the lyrics?
Awesome Sir!! Thanks for sharing the artifacts as well as your heritage. I am fascinated by the fact our ancestors made a life from what was available.
Nice collection. It's amazing how we find these connections to our lineage. Great story.
Why would someone throw this stuff away?
Some people just don't care.
Thanks so much for saving those pieces and then explaining what they might have been used for!!!
Amazing Story Bro….
The music was beautiful. Wondering about the stories behind them. I live along the Wolastoq in New Brunswick and I am pretty sure I have found some artifacts. I am looking for a contact at Sitansisk who I can give them to.
I invite you to join a study of the ancient stone tools... the tools used for carving wood ivory bone horn antler... the tools that are over 10,000 years old ....I invite you and I ask for help...my Creek name is. En ke. O ce. Pvf ke tv. I study stone tools..
Very cool! Thanks for sharing
Wow, I have a very similar shaped Artifact as the 3rd one you showed. Mine still has the ties Petrified on it. th-cam.com/users/shortscBBF3jR03Cg?si=I6MZ3po_ACR79B1q
I agree, 100%
It's crazy how many artifacts have shown up all around the east coast, would like to go back in time and check out all the sites and bring tobacco maybe in return for a spear haha.
How were these pipes made?
Carving
Very nice ".
You have no clue on anything about native people ways your a joke
Thank you for the sharing of your cultural ceremony.......
very informative. thanks.
You got me at "everything's borrowed"...yup, it all is and we need to regain our abilities to care for them properly...up there, down here in Alabama, everywhere.
Beautiful presentation
It's good to see.
I recently subscribed this channel. thank you for sharing your culture.
I use a drawknife every day making staffs. It is a most pleasurable activity carving with a drawknife.
Just to be clear; just becasuse a several times charged molester calls himself an expert, doesn't mean he is a expert. Is Darren Porter a marine biologist? Nope. He is a loudmouth trouble maker that doesn't care about fish, he only cares about himself. But don't take my word for it: Google him, and a word or two about sex, and then recall that in Canada, a discharge requires an admission of guilt.
Nice. Not too far from me in northern Maine. I’ll keep my eye out.
I relate to this man, my Grandmother passing is what caused me to come back to the Tribe.
Woliwon Dwayne. I’m learning so much from this great channel.
She has MUCH more to talk about beside baskets! If you would let her speak and let her tell her story.
Aku mau bikin video ngambil posil supaya lebih jls
Very cool 😎
I have something to show you. Citizens have learned how to see the Stone Art left by the ancient people who lived along* Mammoths. Statues of children, fathers and sons. Profile on profile. The first photo albums painted in crystals that everyone can see. Wooden bow and charred club. Please advise.
How about some information about materials, styles, and techniques? Do you still make baskets?
Our lithics whether knapped or polished are coming from Iberia and North Africa. You people have no deductive or analytical ability. So sad.
Small stemmed and side notched projectile points were found at the Gault site in Texas below Clovis age artifacts in dated stratified soil. With the small size it’s thought that they could only be used by a bow as they are too small for an atalatl according to the scientist running the site. That said, I have one projectile point that is too small for an arrow, dug out of a dalton age fire pit. Small enough that it could have been used in a blow gun but I suspect it might have been a toy for a child. Sharp sticks or thorns work fine in a blow gun and there is no evidence of its use in Missouri.
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I also love the sealskin ceremonial footwear!
Thank you! That was so cool! We used to have so much more respect as people when we greeted each other in such a thoughtful manner!
Sauber gesprochen
Dein Sohn ist stolz auf dich mein Papa
🪘 beautiful
Thank you for teaching us about the significance of the orange shirt. Prayers for the boarding school children and their families🧡
Woliwon, what a special video!! Lovely to see all of our people's art and learn a bit of the history ❤️
Woliwon Dwayne and those who run the channel 💜 loved the photos accompanying the video!
thank you!
WOW so much beautiful stuff here! Would love to hear more about each of them (:
Woliwon for another video... so interesting! and good to see this museum has great respect for the original pieces
Woliwon for this from Toronto. Keep posting!