ZUNI INDIANS COCHITA RESERVATION
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THE PANIC IS ON: AMERICAS GREAT DEPRESSION AS SEEN BY THE COMMON MAN is a collection of hard hitting vignettes gleamed from Historics news archives and other sources which graphically illustrate Americas attitudes, dilemmas and sense of humor during the worse years of the great depression. A CD of original circa 1929-35 depression themed songs as recorded by early 1930s blues, jazz and country artists and a booklet with extensive original interviews and photographs will be included in the multi-pack. THE PANIS IS ON was released in June 2009 by Shanachie Entertainment .
Pablo Abeita was a good man, a true pueblo statesman. This title is wrong. He was from Isleta pueblo, 15 Mike south of Albuquerque. They lived in their own village, Isleta pueblo. Cool to hear his voice.
Wow! Incredible footage, right from the Indians who lived it...truth!!
True and relevant even today.
I'm grateful to have traveled to an Indian reservation near Gilbert Arizona. It was a stop over driving to Tucson .it was an education experience. To see and talk with a few people. Describing Zuni life and culture
First of all they are not indians but native americans
And they called themselves… neither of those…
Pablo Abeita was not Zuni he was Isleta Pueblo.
Thanks for this comment
Native will forever be sacred. They know how to live off the land and independently, but because of government greed they destroyed their land and way of life.
"In America, the American Indian can be anything they want... except be an American Indian"
Greed and $$ is there God !!!! and that's what is making there country come apart by the seems.!!!
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Is there any more old footage of the Keres language?
Talking sense since... The old times..
Ain't that the truth!
slaves to the clock ⏰
Found out today my 3rd generation grandfather is a cochiti from santa anna Pueblo so around of my heritage
Cochiti Pueblo and Santa Ana Pueblo are two different tribes.
The pinkish red man there is no white
Zuni kulacs olvasható napjelképpel
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is that Texas accent?
berstizof no it is not. He's a Zuni man, from New Mexico.
berstizof new mexico
You generally adopt the accent of the person who teaches you another language. Who knows who his teacher of English was.
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The Zuni Betrayed the Navajo!
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Governor Pedro was supported by US forces to go after Navajo settlements. Also, they picked off Navajo during the Long Walk…
95 years old in 1932. Puts the lie to the commonly held belief that people "back in those days" only lived to 50 or so. A mistaken interpretation of statistics. The average age of death was lower than today mainly because of infant mortality. Through out the ages there have always been people in every village on earth that lived to an advanced age. The draft age during the Civil War was 45. Pensions were granted at 60.
Lol
He ain’t Zuni his language sounds white
The man in the middle is Pablo abeita, and he is From the Pueblo of Isleta, they speak Southern Tiwa. The rest of the people in the film I believe are from Cochiti Pueblo, they speak keres. The title is incorrect. There is no Zuni man in the film. No need to be rude and disrespect another Pueblo language.
He’s educated
Hakenkreuze, oha, können Deutschland nicht besuchen, die Zunis