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Each tribe and each family has their own meaning of regalia items. So... I won't play games with you- sorry But... These items started to be worn after WW2 Unknown in the whole 19th century, in that fashion. And many so so sacred stories are right away made up stories.

@@historyprops-english it doesn’t matter if you’re willing to show people how to make something then for each item give them an example. I mean we don’t want to put you out too much.

That's not so simple to say.... Yes and no. Everybody could afford to live, rent was cheap, medical care for all, food was cheap. People were not so much hunting for money in their job... It's more to have nice people around you. Bad things.. difficulties to find a flat, some things were not easy to come by, even for money. A car needed years to wait. I personally would say: it was different... Not really worse or better, but different. There were many concepts, I miss today, because they served the people better back than. And what I really find difficult is- how the gdr citizens were later handled as people of second class. Our land, our high value houses in the inner cities were stolen from the people by the Treuhand and sold to westerners...

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Oh thank you. Actually we are currently a documentary, about one of the founder of a little museum about native Americans in Germany, build in the 1920s. Most videos are a bit background, to what we do and what work goes into all the little items hanging eben in the backround

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What I did,you can see in the video

You sound like a jerk and that's probably why you never learn anything

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Thank you! I had put it in my Etsy shop

Thank you! Happy crafting and dances

;) And I always think about, how grateful I am for toilet paper ;)

@@historyprops-english One of the best things about humanity is sharing culture. Natives offered us a lot of things from food to sartorial innovations. Think moccasins and patterns. Hell, my work boots have a toe design inspired by the Northern Native American moccasin

​@@applejuice9468 yes... That's absolute right --- and it shall be celebrated!

Thank you! Have you seen doing beadwork videos too... Great.... Let's fill TH-cam with artwork ;)

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Ohhh... Mhhhmmmm... It's several finger waveing techniques... I think I have to do a video on this ;) Have not made the one myself, but I think it's a unbleached linen thread. Fibres like nettle were also used

Yes, right

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Yes... Great artisans

Thank you! That's what was told me by a lot of Native people. But here in Germany, we see many white upper middle class people telling even Native Americans, how they shall call themself.... It's unbelievable..... This woke crap! This has nothing to do with being respectfull

Oh very cool!

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If you search Georgia pine turpentine, you’ll find some 1940’s documentaries that show this process for industrial use but the concept is the same. Birch beer is made this way and sweet gum trees (sycamores) are a good place to look as well. It’s so cool 🤗

​@@brookehunsaker1875 wow sounds interesting!

@@Historyprops It’s how I came across your video too so thank you so much for sharing. 🙏🏼

Oh great! Thank you

Oh yeah, that works very well too. I mostly take, what's laying in storrage- and try to make something good from it.

@@historyprops-english hi thanks for reaching out I have youvtube channel were I teach people about indigenous beadwork and I did get like state recognized for being an indigenous beadwork artist 🎨 back in 2022 just letting you know about it

​@@nativeandindigenuscraftcre433 wow that's great! Keep on the good work!

Wider nails and all of the other. Maybe a combination of all 3

Will work on it, when I have the next spare money

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Yes... It is a translated video from my German channel. Most normal people still think in "peace pipe " dimensions... Unfortunatelly- and when I try to reach the uninformed- I have to use their words. It's a try to fight stereotypes

@@historyprops-english sorry, I wasn't trying to be "that guy"... carry on!

No worries... It's not to understand since I had to separate the English and German videos since it did not work in TH-cam in one channel

May I ask why you have that?

​@@toetag2891 we are currently filming a documentary about a little museum near Dresden.

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Hello to turkey.. You are welcome

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Thank you! Will do another one about breastplates... It's in the planning

Sounds cool

I just work with my mobile phone currently- try to safe money for a camera- so I can cut ( because Bluetooth is not working right now..... But I am working on that

Thank you, I am Nakota and appreciate the beadwork you have done. And also for the knowledge you have gained to teach it accordingly.

@@Dheuedbv you have no idea what respect is I'm frist nations native and what's going In this video is no respect GOOF!!

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Sorry , yes , I know.... I just do them with my mobile phone at the moment. Saving money on professional equipment when I am through my tax pay. . But it is planned to level up

Merry Christmas and happy holidays ;)

Ohhh yeah! Wish you a happy holiday season!

Yes, it was very cool.... And a ton of old magazines from 1880-1930 came up too

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