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A lot of noise pollution in that workspace and in the video.

Qué interesante y bella artesanía. Gracias por compartirla.

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This video blessed me. Thank you. Well done.

thank you for this!!

This documentary had real good information, and was really interesting ... Hard to believe there was only one like & comment in 4 years.

It's been just over one year that my godfather, Everett G. Weeden, Jr. "Tall Oak" passed (Feb 11, 2022). His wisdom, humor, and legacy live on. Nyawhena.

Beautiful!!

What is the name of the last song they were performing here?

Seeing Joe "Cozy" Nicholas again, listening to his friendly voice, enjoying his gentle humor, all brought back wonderful memories of this kind and gentle man. Thank you for sharing these wonderful memories with others!

I enjoyed talking with Dominic when they had the shop in Holden Maine they had there war clubs and walking sticks I bought one from him and the othere 2 that was there Calvin Francis I make them also but wanted some of there beutifull work still hangs on my wals here at home and also I see Dominic when he was elver fishing down east here so sad when I heard he had passed

this is cool as hell. thank you for uploading.

Thanks for posting, couldn't find it anywhere else

Awe my grandfather ❤ thank you for this!

Beautiful and touching video. I just read a book about California Natives. WE ARE THE LAND documents how natives were overrun, killed, swindled by missions, settlers, & the U.S. government and how tribes have disappeared, survived, integrated, fought back and reclaimed land. And it's still occurring. Thanks for sending this video.

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Skeno Oren my mother was Isabell maracle. Her grand mother was Margaret Crawford an very traditional, the elders use to say she new more then the preacher an I believe we missed out on alot of knowledge , my mother was a cayuga clan mother of tha ball deer clan . There is not that many left , that's how she got that title that family is extinct now . It's so beautiful to here you ....thank you very much for your knowledge

Soo sad they didn't use her voice!

Very nice, thank you for sharing Selene~many have deceased 😪-I see brother Russell Aunt Margaret and her childen, many, many familiar faces. Blanch, may she Rest in Peace-I worked with her at Indan Island school for a brief period-Wonderful clip 💕

I learned a lot raking blueberries with my grandparents. It was a family reunion every summer! I miss those days!

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Thanks for making this film available online. I had a DVD of it but may have lent it to someone and never gotten it back.

This was held at Peter Dana Point, at the Passamaquoddy Language school or "Little School" as my son named it. (edit) i think my dad got his accounts messed up

Love this video of my mother, Mary, and aunt Delia making baskets!! They were so skilled and talented weavers.

Does you mama still male them? Her quill boxes are beautiful.

I believe that Deanna is my 2nd cousin. I am George Francis Sr’s, great Grand-Daughter. Thanks for sharing Donald! I feel I have been blessed with some Native gifts♥️✨

Thats my beautiful talented Momma

I have this video. It is a series. It’s called how to be native American style volume one. That’s how I learned how to do loom beadwork.

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Beautiful Deanna: ❤🤗 Words cannot convey the impact of your presence and teachings. In gratitude for all the heartfelt memories and more -- Woliwon!! Until we meet again Sister. 🌹🕊🌾🦋

My wonderfully husband

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Very informative, please show your more techniques how to add clasps or buttons, Thnak You once again

Woliwon Donald <3

Thank Richard Rico our brother (REGINA LUQUE) (Samuel LUQUE) Passamaquoddy Indian US NAVY BABY Children or (Carol SIlva)

A beautiful tribute to these men

Could people in the past who spoke penobscot understand passamaquoddy?

What does the song mean?

I'm really interested in this, but the sound is driving me nuts, unfortunately.

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No audio?

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Mahi mom passed away of cancer so I leave all my tears and this video

Very nicely done. Would you be willing to add the second part and finish the canoe? This is one of the better videos on bark canoe making I’ve seen. Steve is teaching me to make a birch canoe. We’ve split cedar for ribs and harvested a bark large enough for a 16 foot canoe. Trees for gunwales and sheathing have been found and will be harvested this year. Its been a life long dream, and thanks to Steve, it is slowly coming true.

My heart is broken my mom is Indian but I am not but yet there is one white woman who wants to be president she's trying to get Indian money choose to become president to climb the mountain which is very wrong to do May the peace of Christ be with you

That’s awesome! Love it

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I was born on the 31st of that very year

Thank you for posting this video concerning skicinuwatuwewakon. It was informative.

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