The children are so precious !!! I must tell you that I once owned a Mustang horse that came from the Paiute Reservation. I called him Shiloh. He was ridden one time when I first saw him. He was professionally trained by a rancher woman from Pahrump Valley. He became Nevada Champion Gymkhana Horse. A wild horse to champion from Pyramid Lake Paiute Reservation.
1n 1862 The owens valley Paiute( southern most Northern paiute) also went to war with multiple regiments of the 2nd calvary california volunteer army over a period of years. And this volunteer army was tough .and was involved in numerous massacres in ca and nv .there was a Battle of mayfield canyon Bishop C.A / where the paiutes were being chased by the army , in a run down massacre attempt. ( the day before they lost a battle of bishop creek) the army sent scouts who reported seeing a big band of paiutes. the army got to where the indians were and up the valley they seen smoke from campfires, so general mayfield and 200 of his men went to the smoke and chased the warriors women and children and elders up the canyon, and were ambushed by the paiute warriors. immediately general mayfield was hit with a arrow and died. multiple soldiers were killed trying to retrieve his body. they battled for days and there was a indian agent who witnessed the battle and reported not more then 25 paiutes were involved in battle . and they were warriors who sacrificed themselves to let the bigger group of women and children and elders escape. And because the paiute were concealed in the steep canyon the army was forced to retreat back to camp independence some 30 miles away. this massacre attempt was stoped by the warriors. and was recorded. during the battle of mayfield canyon owens valley indian war. the canyon northwest of bishop was named after general William mayfield since his life was lost there. there is a few diffrent accounts or versions of the battles prior to and after . theres actual army notes as proof . during this war the Owens valley Paiute were labled as hostile indians and the west needed protection from the Paiute . so reinforcements were flooding in. some 900 paiutes were forced to fort tejon san Sebastian area. not all the paiutes surrendered Big pine Creek band chief Captian Jaquin jim never surrendered and continued hostilities after the war was considered over. he flew a RED flag boarderd with crow feathers REMBER THE WAR CHIEFS!
My dad was a farmer and hired people from the colony in Reno to help weed the farm . He went down in the old Model B truck and get some girls . I was like 6 years old and loved riding in back with girls and they would talk to each other in native language. I didn't understand so I asked if they spoke English, sure one said and said I should learn her language. I replied "No one would teach me. "
I grew up just south of Pyramid Lake and I have a passion for Nevada and the land. I truly believe that the best way to describe and dodument something is using its original language. I hope to learn Paiute someday, but it’s difficult when you can’t interact with the Paiute Nation.
Hello Chris Charlie, you're probably bored or procrastinating from reading from the wors of God. I jist want to say that you're so awesome! You're a great kind hearted guy who just needs to work on being mean (you're too nice😂). Well, i have to go to sleep because i have school tommarow- i wish nothing but success for you in your life with whatever you do, goodnight and stay pure. I love you 😘💖😂👏🖖🤠
Im Kaibab Paiute and Northern Ute what i don’t understand is why are you trying to teach the White People The Language? I dont think thats right but thats just my opinion.
I agree that we shouldn't teach white people our language because that's really all we have left, but the children in the video were indigenous. I don't know if everybody in the comments are white, but I hate when white people try to learn our language.
I grew up just south of the Pyramid Lake reservation and have wanted to learn the Numu language all of my life. I believed that it would help me connect to the high desert if I could document it in its native tongue. Should I learn Paiute, or would that be insulting and disrespectful? If it is disrespectful, I will just stick to learning Nahuatl and Dine Bizaad.
The children are so precious !!! I must tell you that I once owned a Mustang horse that came from the Paiute Reservation. I called him Shiloh. He was ridden one time when I first saw him. He was professionally trained by a rancher woman from Pahrump Valley. He became Nevada Champion Gymkhana Horse. A wild horse to champion from Pyramid Lake Paiute Reservation.
That's cool I love pyramid lake very spiritual
1n 1862 The owens valley Paiute( southern most Northern paiute) also went to war with multiple regiments of the 2nd calvary california volunteer army over a period of years. And this volunteer army was tough .and was involved in numerous massacres in ca and nv .there was a Battle of mayfield canyon Bishop C.A / where the paiutes were being chased by the army , in a run down massacre attempt. ( the day before they lost a battle of bishop creek) the army sent scouts who reported seeing a big band of paiutes. the army got to where the indians were and up the valley they seen smoke from campfires, so general mayfield and 200 of his men went to the smoke and chased the warriors women and children and elders up the canyon, and were ambushed by the paiute warriors. immediately general mayfield was hit with a arrow and died. multiple soldiers were killed trying to retrieve his body. they battled for days and there was a indian agent who witnessed the battle and reported not more then 25 paiutes were involved in battle . and they were warriors who sacrificed themselves to let the bigger group of women and children and elders escape. And because the paiute were concealed in the steep canyon the army was forced to retreat back to camp independence some 30 miles away. this massacre attempt was stoped by the warriors. and was recorded. during the battle of mayfield canyon owens valley indian war. the canyon northwest of bishop was named after general William mayfield since his life was lost there. there is a few diffrent accounts or versions of the battles prior to and after . theres actual army notes as proof . during this war the Owens valley Paiute were labled as hostile indians and the west needed protection from the Paiute . so reinforcements were flooding in. some 900 paiutes were forced to fort tejon san Sebastian area. not all the paiutes surrendered Big pine Creek band chief Captian Jaquin jim never surrendered and continued hostilities after the war was considered over. he flew a RED flag boarderd with crow feathers REMBER THE WAR CHIEFS!
My dad was a farmer and hired people from the colony in Reno to help weed the farm . He went down in the old Model B truck and get some girls . I was like 6 years old and loved riding in back with girls and they would talk to each other in native language. I didn't understand so I asked if they spoke English, sure one said and said I should learn her language. I replied "No one would teach me. "
I am a Paiute Yaqui native from southern Nevada
I grew up just south of Pyramid Lake and I have a passion for Nevada and the land. I truly believe that the best way to describe and dodument something is using its original language. I hope to learn Paiute someday, but it’s difficult when you can’t interact with the Paiute Nation.
This is cool to see efforts to preserve the language. For it to be a live language though they need to do complete immersion with their children.
Wish my parents never took me away from my grandpa, I lost the chance of learning fluent Paiute
I grew up knowing the song at the end but just don’t know the name
What is the meaning of the song at the end (sung by the women)?
Thank you❤
Uto-Aztecan?
How do you say We Are One?
Maikwas! Nük Siwavaatsin!
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Hello Chris Charlie, you're probably bored or procrastinating from reading from the wors of God. I jist want to say that you're so awesome! You're a great kind hearted guy who just needs to work on being mean (you're too nice😂). Well, i have to go to sleep because i have school tommarow- i wish nothing but success for you in your life with whatever you do, goodnight and stay pure. I love you 😘💖😂👏🖖🤠
Im Kaibab Paiute and Northern Ute what i don’t understand is why are you trying to teach the White People The Language? I dont think thats right but thats just my opinion.
pretty sure all the children in the video were native....
I agree that we shouldn't teach white people our language because that's really all we have left, but the children in the video were indigenous. I don't know if everybody in the comments are white, but I hate when white people try to learn our language.
Agree 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I grew up just south of the Pyramid Lake reservation and have wanted to learn the Numu language all of my life. I believed that it would help me connect to the high desert if I could document it in its native tongue. Should I learn Paiute, or would that be insulting and disrespectful? If it is disrespectful, I will just stick to learning Nahuatl and Dine Bizaad.
@@firewarrior9999keep learning it. Don't listen to these salty Indians. It's not disrespectful. They're just mad