The Untold Story Of The Americas Before Columbus | 1491: Full Series | Timeline
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- This series tells us about indigenous peoples of the Americas before the Spanish explorer Columbus arrived. Each episode shows us via re-enactments about a particular subject. We learn about their art, architecture, archaeology, Science and Technology etc.
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Native Americans were also savages who scalped each other. This documentary needs to take off the kid gloves if they’re going to claim to show the real story. 🇺🇸
youtube.com/@DaneCalloway 👀👀👀👀👀👀
People lie some much colonist natives the blacks or Africans travel this planet 20 million times more than lying people our culture and signature are everywhere liers🤣🙁🙁
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@@leticiaplacencia4257 A his-story “hit” indeed. Oh what a tangled web we weave when we practice to deceive. Twisted angles of steal, metaling foundations of truth, invert-dead el low, yell owe, hall lowed roof, rife with holes, sullen souless, a ragged rusted whole mess. Product of the parasitic penguins, bent, built of bile, vile veil, turning tales, to their lives an evil purpose.
Can you imagine how different the world would be if their culture wasn’t destroyed., this is beautiful.
100,000,000 only in northern ameirca
just a whole mega-cultured planet wiped out and undocumented
They don't let nobody else tell their story, they go to school, get educated and they do it themselves and that makes it more truthful and more fascinating.
not well presented at all.. the narrator murdered most of the names pronunciations, shows how much they care for the local culture and ancient values. All they want is cash and views.
Lol, that's every culture in 2024😂😂
Pre-Colombian Americas is fascinating to me. The fact that countless civilizations and tribes emerged out of the Americas with little to no influence from the cultures of the Old World makes Indigenous Americans truly a unique race. Then when you look at the more recent discoveries in archeology regarding the origins of the indigenous Americans, their history becomes ever more mysterious. The trade routes, cultures, religions, languages, environment, and day to day life of the Americas during Pre Colombian times deserves more attention; as the inhabitants were living in sophisticated societies and had developed ways of life that were completely different from that of the Old World. In the Old World there were and still are a wide variety of civilizations and races which allows for a diversification in learning from one another. Whether it was through war or trade the peoples of the Old World learned a lot from each other. Where as in the Americas, it was only the Indigenous peoples and their small number of domesticated animals when compared to the Old World, that had forged complex and distinguished societies.
They're not the original inhabitants as u can 👀they came from Mongolia,Siberia or Alaska. The red people,stole our culture and are complicit with their buddies the cauc-asians in keeping the lies going. That's why they get casinos and such. Rewards.
All rubbish. There is no prominent tribe today , you expect us to believe that they were advanced 800 years ago . Crazy horse is a bloody great strip club in Chicago
If you read A Short Account of the Destruction of the Indies you will find that much of the Caribbean, Central and Southern America was as populated as European countries and their cities. The Spanish murdered them in their tens of millions for their gold.
@pmcjay5397 first of all . Did you see it? Secondly you can’t prove it . Thirdly so what . I guarantee you that you are clueless and don’t stand a chance in a debate. I’d annihilate you from both sides 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@pmcjay5397 what makes you so sure Spain, France, England and Portugal didn't lie about their acts of genocide?
I appreciate documentaries, and people in general, that show the holes in different theories instead of just painting things black and white. This was so good because it was a very general, yet also specific, history telling. It showed many different perspectives, views, histories, and also sciences. This was very very good.
I'm no native American, but my 3 great grandfather down to my grandma, grew up in the Navajo nation. My 3rd great grandfathers parents and older siblings passed away due to sickness while living in modern day Arizona. Him and his other 3 siblings were made orphans. And the nearby native tribes, not wanting to potentially get sick themselves would come and bring meat and roots, and sometimes bread and leave it at their door. Eventually the chief of the tribe said, eh frick the precautions, and went and told the children they could live with his family. So my grandma's side of the family, back to my 3rd great grandfather, all grew up speaking fluent Navajo, and living in their native traditions. I'm very grateful for the journals that he kept from age 11, so that I could know the struggles they went through. I'm even more grateful for that chief, who they called chief pa, who was so charitable to take a bunch of white orphans under his family and preserve them. I literally wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for them. My mom still has some of the old turquoise jewelry given to my 3 great grandfather by his adopted family. Very special to our family now. Infact, during WW2 my great grandfather (a mechanic) ran into a native American marine after the invasion of Okinawa. He soon found out that he was a direct descendant from that chief who had saved his great grandfather, and they enjoyed the rest of the day together chatting in Navajo.
This is beautiful
Thank You for telling this.
Thank you for sharing what wonderful connections.
Thank you very much for sharing; Cherokee here. Much love.❤❤❤
I would LOVE to read that diary!!!
here i am, In New Zealand, waiting in line to get car fixed and decided to learn about American Indigenous people. Thanks for the video, very well presented and explained.
If you liked this you need to see the film "Smoke Signals," the narrator Dr. Evan Adams stars in it as Thomas
No back then the United States of America didn't exist so there were no Americans there were people living all over the continents of the Americas but they weren't Americans are American that's why they referred to as the indigenous people of the Americas and not the indigenous people The American are the Americans. United States of America did not exist just the continents of the Americas. The Mexicans and the southern continent of the Americas aren't called Americans and they live in the Americas
@@EmilyKresl will do for sure
@@ljsmooth69 thanks for clarifying
@saheb gill it’s easily confusing. It’s kind of like “ all of Europe” or “ all Pacific Islanders “ ...we have the America’s . Funny, but what we call the North America Indian for the most part have no heritage with South American indigenous ....although tribes did travel to South America and there are still North America tribes in South America...according to DNA. And the Caribbean first indigenous are from central and South America. Curious...was New Zealand’s indigenous Pacific Islanders? Spain was in Central, South America and what is now Mexico way before Europeans stepped foot in Northern America. And the North America Indians used to trade their slaves ( rival tribes) to the Spanish for goods...the things they don’t teach in history.
I took a Native American course at university, and it was the best course of my life. I have the huge respect to the Natives.
So called natives are no more native than you and I! The American Indians migrated from Asia, therefore, they weren't born of this nation!!
@Potato Hero because they did not have the horse. Taming of the horse in other parts of the world pushed the socio-economic envelope by thousands of years.
With no reliable written history The majority is simply conjure....
@Potato Hero Got'em lol
@@kevinmcduffie1092 Modern DNA testing reveals they not only came from Asia but Europe and the Middle East as well.
Grandma was full native, even spoke her language sometimes, it’s nice seeing this and learning even more of my ancestry
I appreciate documentaries, and people in general, that show the holes in different theories instead of just painting things black and white. This was so good because it was a very general, yet also specific, history telling. It showed many different perspectives, views, histories, and also sciences. This was very very good.
Today's grade school curriculum just glosses over everything! As an anthropology graduate, I'm glad to see a documentary of such quality and depth. and I hope kids see this.
yes so does this video since no mention of the Genocide of the Melanesian people by the Mongols (or Native Indians as they have been wrongfully reffered to in western history books)..
It doesn't gloss over it; there just simply isn't time to provide a comprehensive understanding of anthropology.
That's why people go to college. This isn't something a grade schooler can fully comprehend. Especially when you get into topics left out in this video.
@@Julius_s19 oh got it. No time to explain the murder of millions but we can all explain Santa and Christopher Columbus to grade kids👍🏿.
Today's books still say Columbus discovered America...
As a Scotsman l have always felt a connection with native Americans .watching from Scotland peace and love to all
,I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?
I’m interested why you feel so connected with Indian ancestors in the in the Americas? Sounds interesting.
The way of life parallels can be drawn both cultures were almost arddidicated bye invaders ie 5he English have all but tried to wipe us out in the same way .thanks for being interested you're cool.
My Dad's Mom was listed as Scottish when she was naturalized in 1919. Grandpa's ancestors originally came from near Glascow.
@@marilynmitchell2712 that's so cool we're are you from?
Fantastic production quality! I've been very interested in Native American history lately, so this really hits the spot. Thank you for making this!
Finally there are great documentaries. I could ask what took so long but I'm glad to be alive to see these documentaries.
This is an absolutely stellar, gorgeous series. As an archaeologist, it's one of the best I've ever seen. This should be required viewing in every American school curriculum. Thank you for making this.
youtube.com/@DaneCalloway
they left out half of the history
@@richardsanborn7963 the history is so huge how could anyone possibly fit it into a single documentary
A lot of money went intoit and where is money, there is an agenda.
@@richardsanborn7963 Stop your complaining
I think this is the first documentary I've ever heard that actually acknowledges native Americans ways of life before Columbus. thank you for that
Primitive way of life
And can you guess where they where they came from?
this was so well done, the amount of research, and exactness was great
I skimmed through these 3 hours but saw NOTHING about the horrible tribal wars that killed and enslaved thousands (if not millions) of indians centuries before whites came!
@@jb894 yes and europeans were living a similar way before we developed and discovered technologies made by other countries
I’m only 36:26 in & love this video so much. I feel like I’m being transported back in time. Can’t wait to watch the rest and learn some more of such amazing peoples. ❤
You sound way too excited. Easy on the sleeping pills🤣🤣
@@MICHAEL-vu3dc it was no sleeping pill. It was my husband who got me all excited. He always does this late at night. 😀
@@julialaw1461 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I always enjoy what you share here on TH-cam but we're not friends yet, I will love to be friends with you.. how are you feeling today.😘😍
When you do not have tv, you have a great deal of time to explore.
I dont have a TV either, by choice. There is enough on TH-cam to keep me exploring forever. I also have Amazon Prime because I order from them alot, their videos were just a bonus. And I purposely subscribe to Netflex. With all of those choices, who needs a TV?
As a Native American History Major at The University of Oklahoma (2009), I must admit, and this is rare for most media, I'm impressed with this presentation. I'm not entirely satisfied with all the facts, but this was done really well.
It's not called the Americas. It has no name unless the original people in ''America'' gave the land a name. So unless the OP= original people have given this land a name, it has no name, PLAIN AND SIMPLE.
@@thomasjayhenry5373 Are you trying to explain American Indian history to an American Indian? and a history major at that? you must be a progressive liberal... lol
@@thomasjayhenry5373 We can all understand the land mass that is now referred to as The Americas, is just a piece of land. Unless you want to call it "that piece of land between the big blue wobbly thing and the other blue wobbly thing", which would really slow things down, it's probably easier to call it America. This documentary on its own puts that label "america" to pot anyway. Is that why we're all here watching? This documentary is labelled with a "before 1491" putting the whole of the Amerigo Vespucco and Columbus "discovery" in the bin.
@@UrbCrafter Mr. Henry - 'America' was named after an Italian, Amerigo Vespucci. (look it up)
A'ho fellas. Chill. Nobody knows everything. It's possible for multiple things to be true at the same time
I have enjoyed this tremendously this is the ultimate history class very impressed with comments with educated indigenous people brought it home for real thank you❤❤❤
Wow, I am truly thankful to have found this after watching our abandoned history. I will watch this every day to learn every thing that I new was true really is. Thank you 😅
New archeological discoveries continue to push the timelines back. There is so much history hidden from us.
There is a problem with this assumption though. The archeologist only base thier understand of the timeline as if the oral history was based on an understanding of time, that had the same understanding of time measurement back to the beginning of writing history. That is at best a true history, but a faulty timeline. At worst, a history manipulated to conform to the oral history. In other words, the only history that includes written history, can only include the history AFTER the understanding correct of time.
Unless they carbon date it then theyll have a better understanding of the actual timeline
@@donaldolsen9571 is it possible that written history could also not tell the truth?
@@davidscurlock2150 we know for a fact that oral history can be somewhat accurate going back untold thousands of years ago. They can trace ancient aboriginal stories from 80k years ago to specific catastrophic events like floods, solar events, or the extinction of a key prey species.
@@RC-rg3vz carbon dating is so unreliable, and faulty, i cannot even believe it is used or referenced in this day and time.
They like to act as if these people were just lost and clueless... There were probably even professional guides during the land-bridge days, and even afterward that walked back and forth, and/or North and South multiple times within their lives. They probably had trade, and many different tribes likely knew what was going on to the North and South as people came and went occasionally...
You gotta be right.
Well at some point a lot this was unknown. They had to develop these skills like professionalism, commerce, hunting, engineering…etc. But you have to remember, a lot of this is in theory. There’s thousands and thousands of years of history that wasn’t recorded. So we’re discovering things out of order ignorantly labeling it as the first, then we find something else that’s centuries older. We’re still learning.
They were at war with different tribes. Research what they did to other tribes
@@oneperson5760 lol. They fought and slaughtered Each other and didn't speak the same language
They act like every body was “slow” and unaware 😢 of the real world 😮😅lol😂
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Back in the early 80's, during a history class at the U. of Houston discussing the origins of native peoples, one student stated what was the common knowledge at the time, that people came ONLY via the Bering strait. I voiced my opposition, told him that that could not be the only way and a heated discussion ensued. I only had the little bit I read about how people from mainland Asia populated Indonesia, Japan, the South Pacific, The Philippines, and Hawaii (and let's not forget Easter Island). It had to be by boat, by sailing, by getting in their ships and canoes and rowing through scary seas and getting there.
I thought, why couldn't there be another way for people to come to North, Central and South America (reverse Kon Tiki anyone?)? Traveling by boat is faster, you can carry more foodstuffs and cover more distance than by walking (you can fish and eat while traveling). You think Asian people were waiting for Columbus to sail the Atlantic in 1492 before they took to the seas into the unknown hundreds if not thousands of years before? You look at the map and it made sense, to me, that some people just sailed from Siberia or Kamchatka or other points to North America and then followed the coast into Central and South America. Those explorers are lost to history, all we know is Columbus, Magellan et al. But much earlier there were some courageous individuals, names and feats unknown because they left no writings. Who knew 40 years later I would have the satisfaction to learn that non Beringian voyages were actually part of the explanation? This fine video points out there were people here earlier than the Bering walkers. In fact, as it stands today, the oldest evidence of human presence is not in North America but in South América, near Tierra del Fuego. And that's as far as you can get from the Bering Strait! How could that be? Duh! There was no ice sheet on the South Pacific, just its inmensity. There is more to be researched about the origins of the First Peoples (and for gawdsakes, stop calling them Indians, Indians are from India! Thank you, Cleveland Guardians). I am so grateful for this video because it tries to knit together archeological dogma and more recent advances made through DNA and fresh findings. And it's refreshing to see Native Peoples scholars explain their own history.
Pacific Peoples are the greatest seafarers in history, imho, sailing two oceans, over many generations, all the way from even Persia. The Trade Winds weren't called that for nothing.
History is quite often treated as "His Story", meaning someone from the party that conquered and won (re-) wrote history. Since we started more and more only to believe "facts" when they were passed on in print rather than "just" orally, it makes it difficult to learn about indigenous histories.
Interesting though, e.g., are the books written by the historian Charles Mann, called 1491 (about pre-Columbian Americas) and 1493 (about what happened to both the Americas and The Old World after "1492").
Just one aspect from these books: due to the legal as well as illegal deforestation of the Amazone basin, satellite images now were able to discover remnants of early settlements dating back to Sumerian times! The Amazone wasn't always a complete ocean of green as well as that Natives on the Americas already built societies just by themselves.
I believe we are just scratching the surface when it comes to archeology because we are still finding so much and still have so many questions. I love archeology and history documentaries and love to see the stories unfold.
Your people came from Europe and killed the native people in this video. Mystery solved.
Me too. There's a lot of errors in classification found in English archaeologists of a hundred or so years ago, I read (a long time ago) because wealthy noble families encouraged the males who were not going to inherit the title (and its income) to become archaeologists, which put some unqualified workers in its ranks. The book went on to show some mismatched parts and how they should have been put together to make an entirely different creature.
u believe that huh? thats like saying u believe the sun will keep shining
Ccccq
@@allenhaywood9608 What are you bringin to the table?
PILGRAM ah "TURKEY"! L.O.L.
Although I am grateful for the recognition of the indigenous peoples who were here before Columbus in the Americas, It always baffles me how historians continue to overlook the indigenous people of the Caribbean islands!
The Arawak-Taino and Caribs have been erased from history books and always forgotten in the historical updates of the facts.
This is especially disappointing, Especially, when they were the first indigenous people to encounter the Spanish who traveled with Columbus and later European who came to claim lands and resources that were sacred and important to our ancestors and inhabited by our people.
The Egyptians where trading with the America's 4000 years ago. No doubt they to went to live there, as the israelites where also in Egypt they also. They have completely cut out the Africans and israelites.
Check out Dane Calloway he has proof on the original peoples.
@@justtruth5855 I’m indigenous and been studying on this and I agree Egyptians and Africans had the boats to come here first long before Europeans and there’s artifacts that have been found and dated to prove that, like the cocaine mummies.
They left a less impressive impression when it comes to knowledge and architecture, that's probably why.
@@sb416 yes they have found ancient Hebrew messages and the Moors art work and buildings. Look up the mud floods in the 1800's.
@@raaf4678 they lied when they said nothing good was in America the place was full of pyramids and cities.
Those who won the wars hold the pen, but now the lies told are being destroyed.
Check out Tartaria mud floods, by Mind Unveiled. There are lots of sites showing proof on this.
Thank you for helping, sharing, and thriving ancestors and allowing us to become due to your work, wisdom, and testing what would work, what we could eat, and our melting pot cultures ❤
Love watching documentaries like this.
Stuck in the hospital, can’t sleep, hate the tv so I jump on my phone and came across this three part video came on and I’ve been overjoyed with the delivery of the information, the re-enactments (very well done) and the obvious deep dive to gather all the information… the deep dive for the information, organizing, recording, editing to create not one, but three separate videos, to reach these final products. My hat is off to you!!! You delivered a supreme compilation that we call can learn from!
I can’t wait to see more!
Baaaaaaa
Hey Covergirl!!! Get well soon.
Velox Versutus Vigilans
Hi there? Hope all is fine & you’re staying saf?
wow! i have saved this video to watch later, if its anywhere near what your comment says, then im looking forward to it
I'm chickamauga and we are taught that we arrived in the area known as Brazil on boats and barges from an island that sank ,and we traveled north to the lands of the mayan people and after a time we continued to the northern lands .
Thank you for sharing that. I enjoy hearing the stories of indigenous people. I’ve never heard of the Chickamauga.
The us government calls Cherokee, however our ancestral name is chickamauga, our culture is very much like that of the Mayan, Aztec, Navajo, anasazi
What do you say to those who imply an otherworldly involvement with these tribes? This is an honest inquiry, not baiting. I say why not?! Its a strange ANCIENT planet we live on.
The Cherokee are called the Aniyunwiya, the Chickamauga were a group of Cherokee who were destroyed very early on in American history, the remnants of whom were reabsorbed into the other Cherokee & the story you are referring to is part of an alleged prophecy that the Cherokee nation says they've never heard of & is fake. The actual Cherokee oral history doesn't really go that far back in history, but can be extended with other Iroquoian oral histories. They say they originally lived in a region called Toccoa in what is now North Carolina, but lost it in a war with the Catawba people a few hundred years before European contact & were driven southwest, into Appalachia. They probably used to be part of a larger group of Iroquoian speaking tribes in North Carolina, which includes the Meherrin, Tuscarora & Nottoway. The Iroquois Confederacy oral history says that all Iroquoian people came from a single nation living in the St. Lawrence River Valley- or Kanawageh- & after some political turmoil, groups began breaking off & militarily expanding outward. One went west & became the Huron & Neutral tribes, before turning around, crossing back over the Niagara River into New York & became the Petun tribe. The next went west on the south side of the Great Lakes, becoming the Iroquois & the Erie, before turning around, crossing back over the Ohio River & going south. The last group broke off of the Mohawk & went straight south, along the coast. They & those who broke off from the Erie merged into a single nation known as the Susquehannock & the Mohawk group kept going even further, eventually becoming the Nottoway, Meherrin, Tuscarora & Cherokee. I wish more of the specifics hadn't have been lost, but you need to keep the misinformation in check.
True however we are still very much alive we went north to help the shawnee fight the invaders
People we all come from the same source and it’s good to get a history lesson so that we can treat people of all ethnic backgrounds the same and learn to love one another. These people had so much knowledge to share and it’s a shame that most of them were wiped out as people started colonizing America.
Yes the Democrat decimated the Natives, now they flood the land with illegals, putting more pressure on Natives
We are very excited and really like your creative ideas, made it enjoyable to watch and keep watching, hope you continue this great idea forever.
"We were always here"
Not even 10 seconds later
"Our ancestors navigated by the wind and stars to find this land"
Truly, one of the statements ever made
"Truly, one of the statements ever made". You said it.
Lolllll!
truly
"We were always here is speculation tho
Dna evidence says otherwise
I clicked the video expecting 10 minutes of something interesting, and stayed for 3 hours. Very well produced and extremely interesting.
Me too. Almost by accident. A happy accident. Very informative.
Likewise 😊
This is one of the very best documentaries I've ever watched!!
all bs is interesting. if you dont believe me, find out what the top videos are on youtube. or find a famous movie clip and compare its likes to the likes of a creator that plays with her cat (lol) or something.
Alot of false info don't believe everything u see ppl
more lies and false history hiding the Genocide of the Melanesian people that lived there beofre the Mongols from cental asia arrived..
Very interesting and informative! Thank you so much for sharing! Have an amazing day
Peace and love to all indigenous people around the world. I hope someday we will live in a world that respects indigenous people more.
I hope that wish extends to the indigenous people of Europe.
@@WinterInTheForest of course
@@WinterInTheForest lol
This should be taught in every school across America
@@get__some you're a real piece of work aren't ya?
That's not what they teach anymore. They teach CRT and gender change studies and socialism.
Yes, and we should give native artifacts back to there people
Never gonna happen it would expose the truth about the Revolutionary War.
They won't teach it because it doesn't flow with their whitewashed stories.
Teach your children the TRUTH.
Don't wait on the schools.
They stole Native American inventions and history as well as inventions of the African people they enslaved.
They took the credit and put their names on everything.
The Native Americans and Africans taught them about healing herbs and plants.
I find it absolutely fascinating to think about the kind of situational awareness, and the intimate knowledge of the plants and animals, weather and seasons, etc, etc…that indigenous people had to have to survive in their environment.
Indigenous peoples all over the globe still possess this knowledge and practice it nowadays. They are as intimate as one with nature itself. We, the so-called civilized societies, have disconnected from this ancient knowledge for the sake of convenience and instant gratification.
Well obviously. Back then if you didn't possess the knowledge of how to survive in whatever area of the world you lived, then your people would die out and wouldn't be here today. It's not something unique to the indigenous Americans, its worldwide. No group is going to survive and thrive if they're ignorant of their surroundings and how to get the best out of them.
We are so far apart from the people of the past that I doubt any scholar can ever understand the mindset of the natives. The most the scientists could do is to take a year off their usual boring protected life and go for a survival adventure with the help of one or couple of natives or specialists. Then with the fresh memories and experiences it could be possible to theorize about the migrations. Other than that all else is just a tv show.
@@Nita90026 I'm of two minds on this.
While it IS valuable and good to recognize capabilities of peoples...putting them up on pedestals of near-diety is also wrong. They were people just like people today. They are no more "one with nature" than anything else on the planet lacking technologies and the like to be different than that. "ancient knowledge" also includes a lot of hokey religious, old wives' tales, and superstition.
The modern world is not all that and a bag of chips, but neither is the "uncivilized". Indigenous peoples are just as prone to instant gratification and the various vices and ills of Humanity as any other Humans are.
this took time
Marvelous documentary ...Thanks from the bottom of my heart
EXCELLENT!! Just wow, everyone needs to see this...what a wonderful respect and way of life. Will we return...WE must or we will not survive.
We haven't scratched the surface of what really happened in our ancient history.
Probably we never will, without preserved written records it is likely gone forever.
Bloody massacre, disgraceful!
I hate how the natives where put in resivations same as Austria, I'd love to visit the world before man got greedy. Makes me sad
Ya think!
Best anonymous comment here.
Its super refreshing to see native American archeologists.
Clovis sites are pretty awesome
Right I'm so sick of native docs being told by old stuffy white guys lol
@@EmilyKresl you mean like the stuffy old white guy with a beard pretending to be Choctaw? Lmao
@@GenuinelyCurious120 lot whites in that area since they landed any white blood lot them tribes like Cherokee ect. So ya get that
Indigenous’ scholar resigns after being outed as white, AGAIN they are about as Indian as NAACP head was black, how! Hi how are ya hi how are ya!! We call it Maize! Rachel Dolzal crow foot. Super refreshing, why is their ethnicity of any value?? Sounds a little…Only biased can study seems like a poor plan or segregationist. Not one above Rio grande bravo, all Mexico most Latin America. They use most of the Casinos and Chevy they hunt.
As a Social work student, I am benefiting from thesse documentaries
My ancestors were the Anasazi , I have yet to learn what Tribe my maternal Grandmother was from. I've had the opportunity to visit a few Pueblo Ruins... I feel my ancestors are pleased to be with me.
Thank you I found this documentary quite interesting,
If only Humans would remember how to care about one another and their Communities.
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Thank you so much for this trip back to my childhood! These memories had both my mother and I in tears as we remembered all these wonderful places spent with our family!
@zoiu tooi whose knowledge? What someone who decided they wanted to change it to now?
@@korndawggy1801 You'd rather not update history when new information is found? Or do you mean you prefer the propaganda of watered down text books?
Not only history but science and technology have been sabotaged by so called education and textbooks.
American Society for Advancement of Science since 1888 does the reverse by controlling texts in public education...
@@Q5000 I'd rather update history sans trendy ideology, thx.
After watching this again all I can say is thank you so much for making this documentary. Hearing your story from your point of view is like drinking a cool glass of water in the middle of the desert.
Hello 👋 how are you doing? Hope you’re having a good day I was dropping a comment when I come across your profile, I liked what you shared , but we are not friends on here. May the lord be with you and your family
Thank you for the fruitful information. It is nice to finally be taught the original story of America (South and North). Amazing. ❤
Young lady with very strong emotions and a heart of light. For the darkness always wants to put out the light
This documentary is shockingly good, and very in depth. Brilliant.
how do u know it’s true ?
Nswv
it actually has major flaws.
@@beanerschnitzel794 I was there it happened haha
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the amount of work put into these is insane. And they just do it for the love of spreading knowledge.
Lol the entire premise of the show is wrong, Stone Age Europeans were first to America. Native Americans are native to Asia, not European America . They didnt even have the wheel, how are they gonna geneticly engineer maze and potatoes. White people did that,
Is it knowledge or just another mythical theory of fictional programming to brainwash over what’s the truth. The lies have to be told constantly in our eyes and ears in order to remain in power spreading fake knowledge of what’s really the truth!!
This is story-time with Hollywood casts.
Excellent Documentary. Thank You
It's refreshing to hear Native people speaking science. Finally!
I have Black Foot Tribe blood from my father's side and have recently been learning about everything native American. I'm extremely proud to be able to say that I have Native ancestors.
sure you do....
So do I. Yes I'm being serious.
@@monsterx3055 what is your point? Why the hate? I can guess but I’d love to hear you explain. I’ll wait.
Thank you for all your work. This is an epic saga and should be shared with all our children...
Answered a lot of questions. Thanx
This is so cool because I am Cuban, but my father told me that we had indigenous blood, the indians even made it to Cuba in their canoe...so amazing
If you are reading this, pls know that falling down is an accident....but staying down is a choice... but I rather choose to stand up☺️❤️
/push.... now what?
@@justgivemeafunkinnam : Make the best of your life and do good along the way.
@@kentuckywoman9863 yep
A beautiful documentary, however for people who don't realise that ancient Egypt's monuments were built 5000 years ago, please include the the BC or whatever you use now, and that the wonderful rich Americas civilizations of Mayans etc were in the 1400 AD. This helps place the development of them in historical time frame. Thank you for the amazing insights into these great cultures.
actually Mayan culture goes back well before 1400 BCE. (before current era)
Look up the Whitesands footprints . Fossilized prints dated to 25,000 years ago .
BC .. before computers?
Ancient Egyptian monuments are way older than 5000 years. We've been lied to by caucasians who should not be listened to. They're jealous of our accomplishments so they lie and insert themselves in. Why don't they insert themselves into all ancient civilizations? Because they would if they felt that they could easily fool the gullible masses. With Egypt it's easier since caucasians came thousands of years later invading! Such a vile ppl.
Older for both
This was amazing!
Thank you for the video! Very interesting.
i really appreciate the fact that INDIGENOUS commentators are presenting this history
Would it be an atrocity if he was a white dude?
I, pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?
This is true living. People these days are just alive.They can't live without their internet,phones,fast food,or materialistics. They only take from our Earth without giving back.This great documentary has so much meaning & depth.
I so agree with you, but if it wasn't for this technology I wouldn't have access to this excellent video.
And, you die of common cold!
European way
@@yupitsyourmom3193 true:) but in life..everything has a balance♡ ☯️
thank you for sharing this videos
Holy S, this is amazing. Indigenous archeologists? Centering indigeneity? This is what I've been looking for. THANK YOU. We need this.
I always enjoy what you share here on TH-cam but we're not friends yet, I will love to be friends with you.. how are you feeling today.😘😘
This is by far of the best documentary I have seen on Native American people. There’s so much depth and more so I loved how they had representatives (like academics, doctors and professors) of their own culture or (tribe) to talk on Native & American culture and history.
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?
I love visiting the Cahokia site. It's beautiful there. Lucky to have it only a couple hours away.
Lucky you Dauson.
I visited the Cahokia Mounds sites last weekend. Very interesting stuff.
The hip issue is very common with this body, it’s from the plastic being assembled while it’s still not fully cooled down. That’s what I was told by a BBTS customer care rep. It’s super annoying and if you try and force it, even after heating it up, it’ll shred the joint
The languages spoken at the beginning were so beautiful and pleasant.
This is such a high quality documentary! I'm so impressed especially with the actors' portrayals of the diverse different nations.
Hi there? Hope you're good & staying safe?
Often times actors don’t portray their characters right.
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Agreed. They hit a home run with this series. Did they win any awards for this? They sure should have.
@@nycg801 Netflix is an example
Go to Albuquerque, they have tons of fish in the middle of the city, the irrigation ditches branch off from the rio grande, can’t guarantee the water is clean😂 but it was the first time I ever caught a carp, catfish, bass, pike and walleye in a metro area lol!
U know who u need to thank for that right?
WOW that sounds like a lot of fun!
LOL you really flip out in Chicago then. We even have alligators from time to time in some of our lakes around here 🤣
Pike and Walleye in Albuquerque? That's cool. I had no Idea they were out that way. We don't have them down here in MS.
Some people stock their private ponds with "exotic" species, but I have never seen them in the wild, except for further north of course.
These guys have some seriously impressive farming skills 👏
Thank you for sharing
glad to finally find a documentary that involves evidence and stories from a different perspective other than what we're taught in school wish they would include this in curriculum now would have loved it when I was in school 🏫
School was only correct about 1 thing. Native Americans were not white as the documentary presented. The climate doesn't support a lighter skin adaptation like Europe does. 🤷
COlumbus didnotdiscoveramerica natives werelivingthere for 40,000 years
@@Bozewani he discovered it for the Europeans. 🤦 They were just being nice by saying he discovered it. Look at it in terms of gangs. The Europeans were in need of resources and money and they had the army to get it, well guess what they found it and may the better man win...
The rest is history. God Bless America 💯! 🤷
@@KeyserSozex oh, the better man will definitely win. Our culture doesn’t know how to play the long game…the original inhabitants of this land did and they still do. We’re getting a smack down due to our destructive habits and lifestyles. And it’s only just beginning. First thing we misunderstood…nature IS god. It ultimately decides who lives or dies. Like I said…the long game. We’ve ignored that at our own peril.
Why is there no mention of the Phoenician historical sites? the Phoenician artifacts found all over this country? The Phoenician writings pictographs and glyphs? If you think the American Indian built the earthworks and mound sites in North America you are exactly as ignorant as the film makers want you to be...
I suggest you do some research on your own, dig deeper and find the information they have attempted to hide from you... Many of these sites are far older than we are lead to believe and the oldest of them younger than we are lead to believe...
"Hey Victor!!!!" ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you so much Dr. Evan Adams for narrating this series! It's so amazing to learn indigenous history from a familiar voice. Keep up the great work! "Tell me what happened, Thomas. Tell me what's going to happen." 🔥🔥🔥
That was my first thought on seeing his name!
@@AhNee I was totally smiling the whole time he spoke! I'm so proud of him for being a Doctor now too! 😊
No.. the only natives are Europeans, as Europeans (white people) beat everyone to America as far back as Stone Age.. so the only natives to America are Euros
@@andoriannationalist3738 source?
@@EmilyKresl The fab movie "Smoke Signals" -- stars Dr. Evan Adams as Thomas. Best film, one of my top favorites
A query - for someone with no knowledge in this area at all: If people had travelled over water, before the land bridge opened up, presumably from Africa, would they not have been much darker skinned? The actors in this reconstruction have a fairly typical (I think?) skin colour of known indigenous people of the Americas.
Few shows i like to rewatch... This is one of those !!! 😊😊😊😊
There are words and religious traditions that survived into the modern day in siberia. The fertility goddess Yma lives on there, and the words for green and to clean in Navajo sound shockingly similar in russian. I think there is a great body of evidence for the land bridge theory.
There are native words that are very similar to Hebrew words too.
Canoes...better than walking over the mountain passes and the crevasses on the ice/glacier.
That is very interesting. ...
Yes proto Mongolians came across the Bering Strait 10,000 to 12,000 years ago.
The likely reason myths say they've always been there is because there were no countries in the past, the ancestors of the Indians didn't say "hey let's go to the Americas", they would have just said "let's travel this way, I heard that hunting is good".
Wow, this is wonderful. Thank you.
I always enjoy what you share here on TH-cam but we're not friends yet, I will love to be friends with you.. how are you feeling today.🥰😘
Thanks for following me with a full documentary of achitecture talent appreciated it ❤
This is a history that needs to be shared before it's lost ..I'm sure alot has been lost as many stories were lost before having a chance to be told.
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?
Portland oregon originally Alaska. I've just by opening my eyes have seen so much lies in what we have been and are being told..Its the fact people want to be lied too they want to live in the matrix where there selfish desires are met and other peoples don't concern them ..I've lived an interesting life and though not rich I never was poor..God has always filled my life with what I needed not what I wanted ..I've always felt a kindredness to the natives and have many friends who are though a christian I respect there culture and the beauty of the pow wow and the power of the drums..
@@meandmaxadventuresacrossam4209 You are right, so how is the weather over there with you?
One of the most interesting things is near the beginning, when relating the various origin stories, to find out how many of them involve a flood story. Just about every culture has a flood story in their origin. Just further proof that, no matter how much we have separated, how much we have changed over the vast years since we began, we are all one people at our core.
There is a not small group of scientists, that really consider that there was a big flood. Reasons for that, are that for example the layers of soil are looking exactly like they look, when there was a flood. Their arguments in general are not just to brush away.
There were great floods all over the world. It’s called the melting of ice from the ice age which raised ocean levels 60 feet all over 😂the world. Every civilization all over the world talk about a great flood at the same time as the melting of the glaciers from the ice age.
No we native didn’t not have a flood stories we have a Massacrestory s
No flood story in my tribe just a massacre
@@michelenutini8476 The point is rather, that you always find flood stories with just a handful of survivers all around the world. Tribes in indonesia, south America and all around have it. Of course some might have lost theirs or never had it, but its remarkable.
Thank you , this documentary shows me the narrative of Columbus discovering america a confined view for european expansion of territories already discovered
Ojalá puedan subtitularla en español, se ve muy interesante e importante para nuestras culturas americanas
Si, los Estados Unidos solo es un parte de America. Las lenguas aqui incluyen Ingles, Espanol, y Portugues (no se como poner los accentes, perdon).
You might be able to find a translator application on Google play store .. I hope that helps you
@@gretchengraef3012 Which America? Central, South etc... serious question. Whichever, doesn't matter to me... I'm a believer in what the Bible says & I'd hope those who don't won't want to(argue with my beliefs ☺️) debate. I believe that from the time of the building of the tower of Babel & God's scattering of the people as punishment for their disobedience is why the languages have ties to Hebrew words. Investigate the graves unearthed in places where they were least expected to travel...Also, I consider that the words NOTHING NEW UNDER the SUN. I believe that MORE Knowledge has been forgotten than the "knowledge" of today. Modern Man has only become so prideful to admit that this is Guessing. Consider the Tower of Bable & that the pyramids we're built by like minds as are the other monumental buildings they can't figure how they were built 🤔 MY thoughts... American Indian lore is that we are to be caretakers of the land and NO ONE OWNS IT...this life WILL end as the lives before us & with that on mind, wouldn't it be something if WE ALL would just stop wanting to be FIRST? I'm just thankful to have crossed paths with ALL manner of people & have been blessed with the time I've been given. Veered off topic but the arrogance of man is astounding (I include myself) & thank God for seeing that we needed a Savior then, now & tomorrow 💜✝️💜🤗 Take care of yourselves and each other wherever you are 🌍 I am heart sick that people (governments taking sons & daughters to die for their disgusting GREED, HATE, SELFISHNESS & CONTROL of other HUMAN BEINGS, because THEY WON'T so it THEMSELVES!) are STILL killing each other all over the world 🌍 & aren't in the least concerned 😢! I apologize to everyone who has been exposed to my rant...WE have right now to treat each other with compassion & love. 💜✝️💜☺️
Don't bother it's all propaganda
@@polly5961 you are racist ?
It’s about time the natives get some attention. They were the ones that were robbed, killed, and thrown on reservations but no one talks about them. I love these people and have so much respect for them
We are all people. We all have good and bad, and for mostly the same reasons. Those who were robbed and killed and taken places they didn't want to go likely did the same to others. Just as all peoples have done through history. No need to infantilize them as helpless victims. They were also great warriors, military generals, imperial strategists, and nation builders in competition with other growing nations.
@@oneperson5760 This is the analogy that helps you sleep at night. The Native Americans did trade with other nations and didn’t kill, steal and destroy like your ancestors. Every single tribe that encountered your ancestors still suffers till date and have not fully recovered from the ill done.
I LOVE THIS SERIES❤️ THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHOWING US MORE❤️ 3 hours all together yesss!!!
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?
Excellent. Loved this. 👍
I always enjoy what you share here on TH-cam but we're not friends yet, I will love to be friends with you.. how are you feeling today.😘🥰
Native American archaeology is so fascinating
I appreciate this well made and informative presentation. Thank you for taking the thorough time to produce/edit this video; great title and educational focus. Glad this came up on my autoplay!
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?
These videos are lovely and informative except for one thing... Columbus landed on the Island of Puerto Rico, when he "discovered" America and it was Taino indigenous Indians he encountered. He did not set foot on the mainland and encounter natives on the mainland.
He Discovered Hispaniola 1492 PR was a year later
@@labla8940 Thank you for that. What I was alluding to was that the landing of Columbus in the Caribbean was the door that opened the future mad dash to the Americas. It seems like every nation has a say except the Taino, Arawak and Carib tribes which are totally left out of the conversation. These were the Natives he actually encountered. I have been told that that is because those/these Native people and our languages have been wiped out. But yet here we are. I think the Taino, Arawak and Caribe Native peoples are, or should be included as a significant part of the dialogue.
Also, evidence of Viking exploration 1000 years ago in Nova Scotia Canada, and possibly even down into Oklahoma where Viking runes are found on stones.
@@oneperson5760 not even the same topic being discussed. 1000 years ago is very modern compared to this documentary.
You obvi didnt watch this. It never says Cbus landed on the mainland. Actually the entire documentary is about time before cbus.
@dutchsinse I too had a hawk, leather jacket, and worked the "lights" at a underground night club. Yes, those were some amazing lights.
Fun fact: Native americans came from Siberia, actually, they migrated looooong time ago and settle in America. During the last glacial period, there was a land bridge called the Bering Strait between Siberia and Alaska, known as Beringia.
That's why they share the same DNA than Siberian :)
These videos are so amazing the amount of work put into these is insane. And they just do it for the love of spreading knowledge.
"do it for the love"
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Yeah, spreading woke bs
@@mickwarnie8707 what is so woke about it? Would you use that term describing European history or is that reserved for all other cultures and viewpoints
@@mickwarnie8707 Did you even watch the video? Or did you just see something about real Indian history and go into mindless tool attack dog mode cause you were told people telling actual history that does not sugar coat the dark parts of American history is bad and false? Its hilarious cause, an hour in and they haven't even talked about that stuff. Maybe you should learn to think for yourself, like maybe actually watching the video before you run your mouth for all to see what a fool you are. Something tells me you don't have the attention span.
@@mickwarnie8707 where? If they blamed the white man or industrial global warming, sure.
One of the best documentaries on indigenous cultures and history of the America's. I'm so sorry so much of it was lost. I am so happy to see so many indigenous Doctors and that they are able to share and create such a great documentary and reminder that these people's existed and exist.
Sorry 😂 it's history dude don't be buthurt about it
Don’t apologize for something you’re not guilty of. It’s like apologizing to a child for someone else spilling the kid’s milk.
I skimmed through these 3 hours but saw NOTHING about the horrible tribal wars that killed and enslaved thousands (if not millions) of indians centuries before whites came!!
I find it fascinating that people in our day think people throughout the ages were not as great as us etc. heck they were better than us
I came from Oneida New York I had a Native American friend I went to school with I never understood why they didn’t teach us about them my friends family was the nicest people I knew it hurts to watch movies where they get killed for no reason except wanting to stay on their land I hope they are at peace with God 🙏🙏🙏
I grew up in terra preta soil areas. I used to dig up pottery right outside of where I slept. There are carvings on the rapid rocks when the Amazon River goes down.
How exciting. Lucky you.
That's awesome!
That's so cool! I saw that since parts of Europe have drought conditions right now, they're finding old carvings on river rocks there, too. Apparently it's an ominous warning about crop failures and hunger, if the river gets so low that you can see the carvings. Creepy.
I'm partly Illyrian aka Europe's first human beings and have an indigenous soul. In short I love the presentation and the content speaks heart. Thank you for the documentary FAM:)
Oh please. Europe's first humans 😃 ?
Were u there to see it? Power to the Balkans and south east Europe in general but this mentality is what is wrong with us. Yes, albanian is an unique language but that still doesn't make Ilyrrians the first people in Europe.
Educate yourself. There are cultures much older. Pre indoeuropean. We do not know their names though - archeologists have given them some ( "old europe" culture, cucuteni - trypillian, printed cardium pottery, wartberg, yamna , bader , kurgan and sooo many more ).
@@arianatrifonova5651 Thank you I was quoting Don Phenom :) from the song that he did with Phaze called "Throw it up"! Love you for the deets though I have Siberian friends who are natives, or so they claim, of their region. I am still proud of my roots tho. Throw that eagle to the sky a thousand years of war and we will never die! And where were you way back then? Hast du es gesehen, das ist ganz toll. A time traveler from Back to The Future. We are Mayan like then Ariana you get it bc all of those groups you mentioned are extinct like Aztecs :) That part :) Love ya Chica
I so enjoyed this series. It's amazing to me that God made us with the intellect to solve problems and modify the environment to be livable and enable us to prosper. Ancient peoples were much more intelligent and clever than we modern people give them credit for. Well done!
I keep watching these because of the content and thank you for that.
The information is *fantastic* but the delivery is, well, boring and reminiscent of freshman college Introductory level classes.
Also, for someone who primarily *listens* to these, those portions in dialect with only written subtitles are a frustrating inconvenience and usually result in lost information.
They are, quite honestly, irritating, but again, I thank you for the overall content.🙏