This is the best ever!! I took my kids to Cherokee this weekend and my camera didn't work. My fiance is disabled and could not go. I promised to take pictures of everything I could for him. Needless to say you did it for me! Thank you so much for posting your video! he was able to see most of what we saw during our visit. I was so upset about him missing this. GOD BLESS YOU FOR POSTING THIS.
I'm part Cherokee and I like learning about this stuff but I think it would be cooler to have someone (native) to walk with me through the village and tell me about everything
If y’all get it from your moms side then non of y’all are Native American period. You’re a white woman. Get over it y’all wanna be us so bad but then hate us.
@@93chrish but what if some of ur great grandparents and great great grandparents had at least 3/4 would that still be from native american heritage or no cause iv been doing research and some of my grandfathers were at least 3/4 or half
All of my life I have wanted to visit and authentic Indian American village im 53yrs and every since I found out I was Cherokee Mohawk and Blackfoot and possibly some others I have always wanted to visit an Indian village
Siyo, my spirited sister, sometimes these bad things are said of our tasliga, but this pale face S.d. does not know of our ways we all try to live in peace unity harmony, , with Uhaloteka with us always ,gv-ge-yu-hi, my spirited sister,
siyo, spirited sister we know our tsalagi, ways and of our elders and ansesters, they would not like some of the things that some does not know of, Uhaloteka great spirit would not like either,
My grandmother...was Polish, but I have been to Cherokee and the areas around it. I've been meaning to go back for years, but I've never had the chance.
I didn't know Indians were in North Carolina. I thought they lived in Florida, Arizona, Mid West. My great grandmother was half Indian (Wetumpka, Alabama). Beautiful people. Thanks for the video.
One can actually hear the language accent in his voice ( cherokee) inspite of the fact he is speaking english, if you listen keenly you will hear his vocal tone. Remarkably so.
I was there with my late partner who was born on the Cherokee resv he had not been back for 10 years so glad we went back to Cherokee before he passed on. We both enjoyed seeing the Oconaluftee Indian Village. Runningwater
every native American nation lived different built different homes and worshipped different gods, the Cherokees where different to the blackfoot as the germans to the Russians, the Aztecs inhabit central mexico and since they are part of north America they are native americans well the ones who have Aztec blood, fyi I have Aztec blood 1 million survived the Spanish invasion that became mestizo that's part Spanish part Aztec
En el antiguo territorio del actual México había muchas tribus, no eran solo mexicas o aztecas, habían otros pueblos que odiaban a los Aztecas porque los sacrificaban a miles, a los dioses. Esas tribus se unieron a los españoles para eliminarlos . Monctezuma fue herido por su compañero azteca, muriendo de las heridas. Monctezuma se hizo amigo de Hernán Cortés , el español conquistador, y le entrego a su hija para que la cuidara. Antes de morir. Gracias a los indios , a las tribus enemigas de lo mexicas se derrotó aquel Imperio del Terror. Y se quedó España .
If she was a Cherokee from nc on the qialkah boundary some of her family should be on the bakers roll. Also many times people of nat9ve blood were classified as Negro on censuses taken outside of the reservation when the person was married to a black person. There was a family in the 1920s andv30s who were black who lived on the reservation and some married Cherokee , but the government made them move from the reservation lands.
I've only seen two old grainy photo's,(1830's), of the 5 Tribes. One was a Creek wearing a bandana sitting with a wing fan. The other was a Choctaw with short ,(round cut), hair almost like a Yanomamo, in front of his house.(A tall dome shaped structure with what seemed to be overlapping palm leaves?) I think the photos were taken before 1839.
My other great grandmother on my maternal side was also 1/4 Cherokee Native American. I searched her name on the final Dawes act and I saw it. How do I join the Eastern Band of Cherokee Native American
@@itsjamesclarence I know this is a old comment but they are so stupid and rude, calling people colonizers because a lot of white people with no real ancestry always claims to be half or part native, which caused people to gatekeep the people who actually want to learn about their ancestry and calling a black person a colonizer SHM 🤦 makes me scared to even try to reconnect with the culture like my great grandfather and great grandmother was, it’s very sad and it’s very normal to reconnect with parts of culture that was somehow lost through family and people need to realize that it’s not always bad intentions or to gain something
@Rusell Shaw The killing was done generations ago. Can't punish someone due to association by blood. Not everyone can be treated nor seen as the same either.
can I visit the reservation and talk with the elders. I am 63 and I have always wanted to visit. I live in Charlotte NC. will I be laughed at. I have cancer and I would truly love to do ths. does anyone know who I can contact? .my grandmother was black feet
My Grandmother was half Tsalagi & half Comanchi, my mother was 1/4 tsalagi & Irish. I live off the land & tan hides Native American ways. I am called, yani Onega.
Nancy, Thanks for commenting! Wow, you are one busy lady! What kind of camera do you use in your road shots? When I started I was using my iPhone, lots of fun.
I am Montagnard indigenous I love Native culture love to learn more Cherokee history. Montagnard indigenous we have a rich culture but today Vietnamese came they are disappear some community still have it’s not a real they are created , controlled by Vietnamese government.
Aztec natives of Mexico were and lived completely different than N.American indians.Aztecs built pryamids and worshipped different gods and started wars to capture people to sacrifice to their gods very different.Is there any Aztec descendents even around since the downfall of them in the 1500's by spaniards?Thats why Mexicans are not in the same catagory and the Aztecs lived only in a lower region of Mexico not all of Mexico.Does anyone else have any info on this?
My grandmother was a cherokee princess and my grandfather was a cherokee king ROFL... just kidding of course, sadly we hear that ALL the time. My family was and is still there with my mother's mother and grandmother was the first and only ones that I am aware of that moved off the area like idiots. I so love it there when I can get back to visit family and family friends. All my current family would love to move back to family lands one day.
My great father was half by his mother but my great grandmother was 3/4 by her side and my great great grandmother was from the bloodline of cheif or so I'm told idk if it's TRUE but I hope it is cause I take pride in being born into there family
ps: The only other old 1830's pics I've seen were of a famous Pawnee?/Osage? leader from Nebraska with like 50 earrings on each ear and a turban/headband, and a Sauk and Fox dude from Indiana with horizontal whites stripes on his face.
+Timothy Allison I am a direct ancestor of John Brown. Google that. Oh and I do bleach my hair so what but to tell someone that is not what should be done. I wonder how much blood you have in you since no one would say that if that were true and your last name is Jewish so there ya go. Tim.
+Donna Ford If you mean John Brown the abolitionist, I'm not questioning that at all. The reason I criticized Kelly Jones is because I hear this silly rhetoric from people like her who love to claim the Native American ancestry (because of the exotic mysticism that native American culture holds) but have such a thin strain of it that you really can't count them as Native American. Read what she said. Her Grandfathers Great-Grandfather: 6 generations back!!! Ar you kidding me? You have so little NA blood you really can't claim that you're part Cherokee. And for the record Donna, I have Great-Grandparents on both sides who were part Native American(Or so I've been told....). This does not mean that I can claim to be part of the great Cherokee people. I'm not a full-blooded, half, quarter, or a dime. I'm actually African-American with a Scottish\English surname. I have some White ancestry as well on both sides. Not really enough to claim that I am part White and try to identify with White people. I don't like people who try to play Indian is all.......
***** Kinda know what you mean if you are talking about like the Lone Ranger Movie and all that adoption so it would be okay. But unless they can get a card here then which the actor couldn't since it was not found in the records. It made some upset.
Hope that I don't sound like one of those nutjob conspiracy theorists or anything, but these are the guys that I want to be around when and if the sh*t ever hits the fan. These people know how to survive!
I'd be asking questions about the wood booger. They know more than anyone about it. I once heard a First Nations Ookiui gentleman say that there a 4 different tribes of the bigfoot. Iij wont go into it all. But they definitely know what's up.Like the fact that everyone thinks they woodknock with wood on wood. But actually they use a rock on a tree. Carey's further. So they know when it's an idiot human. I found that amusing.lol
4 ESDRAS 13.45 ARZARETH IS AMERICA MAYAS AZTECAS CHEYENE APACHE ETC SON LAS 10 TRIBUS PERDIDAS D YISRAEL..BIBLIA DEL OSO.1569 VERSICULO 4 ESDRAS 13.45 ARZARETH IS AMERICA
My great grand mother was full blood Cherokee in Kentucky on mom's mother side and her dad's uncle was the great General Robert e lee and my dad's side related to the famous McCoy family and his mom was a cousin of William h Bonnie I know it far off what's all the odds but it's all true my dad buried around Randall McCoy, and my DNA proves I have 60% Cherokee I live I ky wanting to move to Cherokee north Carolina around chimmy stacks that's high in up on mountain's
Due you see the similarities in the indigenous South Americans and the North Americans? That's because the true native Americans are from places like Mexico El Salvador and many other Latin American countries it's sad to see native Americans trying to jump over a boarder that was once there land where there ancestors grown up in don't let the British European colonialism that created boarders and segregated landers let you forget who the true Americans are: and Mexicans are a part of those people also native Americans
dude the Cherokee would get the guns the adopted traders gave them and shoot the captured POW's extremities so it would not kill them and then cauterize the wound so that they could shoot them again and repeat. do that to yourself and feel the pain boy.
THESE WHITE ASS PEOPLE WANT TO BE INDIGENOUS SOO BAD , these people get sunburn with ease , they ARE NOT THE TRUE INDIGENOUS AMERICAN , they are Siberian and European IMPOSTERS
Went there a couple days ago, let me warn you, the admission to enter this place is pretty expensive, like 19$ per adult, and it only lasts an hour and a half of demonstrations, plus a small play of how the natives used to fight the Europeans. It was pretty boring and not worth the money in my opinion.
Maybe, but at least it is an accurate portrayal and not some guy in a stereotypical headdress. Cherokee is a tourist destination and the tribe is profiting off of this while also educating visitors.
can I visit the reservation and talk with the elders. I am 63 and I have always wanted to visit. I live in Charlotte NC. will I be laughed at. I have cancer and I would truly love to do ths. does anyone know who I can contact? .my grandmother was black feet
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The creeks have no effect
This is the best ever!! I took my kids to Cherokee this weekend and my camera didn't work. My fiance is disabled and could not go. I promised to take pictures of everything I could for him. Needless to say you did it for me! Thank you so much for posting your video! he was able to see most of what we saw during our visit. I was so upset about him missing this. GOD BLESS YOU FOR POSTING THIS.
Everyone likes the Cherokee
Maya people salutes you great cherokee nation 🙏🏻🙏🏻
And the lamanites are their descendents
We love the Indians of North Carolina. Our friends and neighbors. They are true Tar Heels.
Onto these hills
I'm part Cherokee and I like learning about this stuff but I think it would be cooler to have someone (native) to walk with me through the village and tell me about everything
I am English person of Cherokee ancestry, and i want to learn more about Cherokee culture, and history.
No worries
Proud to be part Native American ☺️
Same I get it from my mom’s side.
If y’all get it from your moms side then non of y’all are Native American period. You’re a white woman. Get over it y’all wanna be us so bad but then hate us.
@@93chrish but what if some of ur great grandparents and great great grandparents had at least 3/4 would that still be from native american heritage or no cause iv been doing research and some of my grandfathers were at least 3/4 or half
Same I’m part chrokee
@@93chrish You don't know what you're talking about.
All of my life I have wanted to visit and authentic Indian American village im 53yrs and every since I found out I was Cherokee Mohawk and Blackfoot and possibly some others I have always wanted to visit an Indian village
The Cherokee had no wolves as pets
I didn't see this place when I went to Cherokee on Nov. 2, 2012. I would love to see all of this!
NancyToday you should also go to the outside theater -Unto These Hills
NancyToday go back then
NancyToday lol you went on my birthday
Me to
I saw this place
Proud to be a true Cherokee!!!! 🆒 Not a wannabe.
Hawa!
Keenah Whisnant ok
haha like Elizabeth warren?
I wish I was u
I am a true Cherokee to
I'm Cherokee Indian, from Tennessee
Good for you
My grandmother taught me how to do things the cherrokee way and I'm glad
That’s good
siyo, I love my home in Cherokee, wado for all the things they do it is so much beauty that goes into everything,
Siyo sister.
Siyo, my spirited sister, sometimes these bad things are said of our tasliga, but this pale face S.d. does not know of our ways we all try to live in peace unity harmony, , with Uhaloteka with us always ,gv-ge-yu-hi, my spirited sister,
siyo, spirited sister we know our tsalagi, ways and of our elders and ansesters, they would not like some of the things that some does not know of, Uhaloteka great spirit would not like either,
Runningdoe osiyo
It's Osiyo = Hello
My grandmother...was Polish, but I have been to Cherokee and the areas around it. I've been meaning to go back for years, but I've never had the chance.
My own family has been to this location
osiyo proud to be Cherokee, and love my Cherokee
Me too
Thanks for the very nice comment. I'm so glad you l helped you share your visit to Cherokee!
Running water
My GG grandmother full Cherokee from N C
Grand Negus she didn't say she's a fullblood..she said her Great Grandmother was. .
Your father has to be Native American for you to be an Indian. Numbers 1:18 KJV
@@93chrish what the heck does numbers 1 18 Kjv means?
That’s good
i was told that my great granmother was full blooded cherokee so prideful too bad never met her what beautiful culture
Your so right
His accent sounded like a southern aristocrat. I found him sophisticated when he speaks. That was enjoyable.
I like this village
I wish I was part Indian I like to learn about them a lot and collect artifacts
I am part Native American
I'm proud I might only be 1/4 Cherokee but I am Cherokee ☺️☺️☺️
I am true one
Very kool! Thanks for sharing!
Cool indeed
I miss being home
Me too
I didn't know Indians were in North Carolina. I thought they lived in Florida, Arizona, Mid West. My great grandmother was half Indian (Wetumpka, Alabama). Beautiful people. Thanks for the video.
Not Oklahoma
@@robertbreschard3493 Thank you
One can actually hear the language accent in his voice ( cherokee) inspite of the fact he is speaking english, if you listen keenly you will hear his vocal tone. Remarkably so.
I'm only hearing a southern accent tbh
@@andrewelam4124 southern accent IS cherokee accent
Never learn the language
THE INTONATION SING SONG LIKE IS ACTUALLY CHEROKEE, GO WATCH HOW CHEROKEE SOUND LIKE AND YOU WILL SEE AND HEAR THE DIFFERENT@@andrewelam4124
From my mother and grandmother and Grandmother and Grandfather from South and Oklahoma
That’s good
A Great people!
Amazing people
Cherokee Nation proud here...
You look african
He does
Proud indeed
I was there with my late partner who was born on the Cherokee resv he had not been back for 10 years so glad we went back to Cherokee before he passed on.
We both enjoyed seeing the Oconaluftee Indian Village.
Runningwater
Running water is good
I've been to visit your village❤
They thank you
very good job well done so nice !
This is a good job
every native American nation lived different built different homes and worshipped different gods, the Cherokees where different to the blackfoot as the germans to the Russians, the Aztecs inhabit central mexico and since they are part of north America they are native americans well the ones who have Aztec blood, fyi I have Aztec blood 1 million survived the Spanish invasion that became mestizo that's part Spanish part Aztec
True ❤👌
En el antiguo territorio del actual México había muchas tribus, no eran solo mexicas o aztecas, habían otros pueblos que odiaban a los Aztecas porque los sacrificaban a miles, a los dioses. Esas tribus se unieron a los españoles para eliminarlos . Monctezuma fue herido por su compañero azteca, muriendo de las heridas.
Monctezuma se hizo amigo de Hernán Cortés , el español conquistador, y le entrego a su hija para que la cuidara. Antes de morir.
Gracias a los indios , a las tribus enemigas de lo mexicas se derrotó aquel Imperio del Terror. Y se quedó España .
True
I just found out my great grandmother was from Cherokee North Carolina and was a full blooded Cherokee Native American
look up $5 indian
I know what that is but they registered her as black on the census record though
@steve boy They had her registered as black though
If she was a Cherokee from nc on the qialkah boundary some of her family should be on the bakers roll. Also many times people of nat9ve blood were classified as Negro on censuses taken outside of the reservation when the person was married to a black person. There was a family in the 1920s andv30s who were black who lived on the reservation and some married Cherokee , but the government made them move from the reservation lands.
Lmao numbers 1:18 you not Native American Indian. GOODBYE
I wouldnt be able to sit down anywhere there. That stream would take me right on out.
There are no benches
I've only seen two old grainy photo's,(1830's), of the 5 Tribes. One was a Creek wearing a bandana sitting with a wing fan. The other was a Choctaw with short ,(round cut), hair almost like a Yanomamo, in front of his house.(A tall dome shaped structure with what seemed to be overlapping palm leaves?) I think the photos were taken before 1839.
Onto these hills is sight and sound
Nice.
Great
My other great grandmother on my maternal side was also 1/4 Cherokee Native American. I searched her name on the final Dawes act and I saw it. How do I join the Eastern Band of Cherokee Native American
Clarence Gaming , short answer is you can’t. To be Eastern Cherokee your ancestry would have to go back to the Baker rolls, not the Dawes roll.
Nice try, colonizer
@@MarA-te5jc I am African American
@@MarA-te5jc what are you talking about I am African American. Why did you call me that
@@itsjamesclarence I know this is a old comment but they are so stupid and rude, calling people colonizers because a lot of white people with no real ancestry always claims to be half or part native, which caused people to gatekeep the people who actually want to learn about their ancestry and calling a black person a colonizer SHM 🤦 makes me scared to even try to reconnect with the culture like my great grandfather and great grandmother was, it’s very sad and it’s very normal to reconnect with parts of culture that was somehow lost through family and people need to realize that it’s not always bad intentions or to gain something
beautifull place i lived in sherokke reservation in 2010
I love to live here to
My GG Grandfather from Oklahoma...Cherokee Nation
I like this
Proud to be part Cherokee
Rusell Shaw Wow so you’re full blood 🦅 🍁 🍃
@Rusell Shaw The killing was done generations ago. Can't punish someone due to association by blood. Not everyone can be treated nor seen as the same either.
I am proud of all this
I'm proud to be Apache !! 👍
Not me
i am proud of my son is half sherokee and haf mexican
That’s good for you
Good video but wish you didn't stop it when he was going over the blow dart gun
I like the target range
can I visit the reservation and talk with the elders. I am 63 and I have always wanted to visit. I live in Charlotte NC. will I be laughed at. I have cancer and I would truly love to do ths. does anyone know who I can contact? .my grandmother was black feet
I would like to do the same
Didn't the Two Spirits do bead work too if Im not mistaken?????
Good and bad spirits are everywhere
The oconaluftee Indian village should be a settlement
Proud Apache
Proud Cherokee
The çherokee fought against my people the Tuscarora Nation
They fought and died for that right
Greetings
You too
My Grandmother was half Tsalagi & half Comanchi, my mother was 1/4 tsalagi & Irish. I live off the land & tan hides Native American ways. I am called, yani Onega.
How do they get the same thing
How did they fire the pottery for food / cooking?
Pottery was open pit fired.
Like that
Nancy, Thanks for commenting! Wow, you are one busy lady! What kind of camera do you use in your road shots? When I started I was using my iPhone, lots of fun.
Nothing is in the middle
I am Montagnard indigenous I love Native culture love to learn more Cherokee history. Montagnard indigenous we have a rich culture but today Vietnamese came they are disappear some community still have it’s not a real they are created , controlled by Vietnamese government.
Yeah
Aztec natives of Mexico were and lived completely different than N.American indians.Aztecs built pryamids and worshipped different gods and started wars to capture people to sacrifice to their gods very different.Is there any Aztec descendents even around since the downfall of them in the 1500's by spaniards?Thats why Mexicans are not in the same catagory and the Aztecs lived only in a lower region of Mexico not all of Mexico.Does anyone else have any info on this?
Mexicans are Aztecs
@@93chrishfacts
My grandmother was a cherokee princess and my grandfather was a cherokee king ROFL... just kidding of course, sadly we hear that ALL the time. My family was and is still there with my mother's mother and grandmother was the first and only ones that I am aware of that moved off the area like idiots. I so love it there when I can get back to visit family and family friends. All my current family would love to move back to family lands one day.
Yeh that cherokee princess I hear too much I keep hearing it everywhere 🤣
Most white and black Americans claim native or say they r "part native" idk why
@@user-gw9zh1it4b native Americans are five dollar Indians
@@user-gw9zh1it4b bläck people are aboriginal to America 🤷🏾♂️
Great place
Give them more land !!!!
Give me the same
I like it on part 9:08
This is weapon making
My great father was half by his mother but my great grandmother was 3/4 by her side and my great great grandmother was from the bloodline of cheif or so I'm told idk if it's TRUE but I hope it is cause I take pride in being born into there family
I am as well
Is there any effort of bringing the Cherokee back, do you need offsprings ?
I do
Thatssonicegodisgood
18th century home
I want to purchase the bones and fall.
Sweat house
I am part Cherokee….
That’s good for you
this Indian people deserve to live in the best condition, as agonzalez international movers 305 3788535
Screw that
ps: The only other old 1830's pics I've seen were of a famous Pawnee?/Osage? leader from Nebraska with like 50 earrings on each ear and a turban/headband, and a Sauk and Fox dude from Indiana with horizontal whites stripes on his face.
True
my great grandmother was full blooded cherokee Rachel Long was her given name.
my Cherokee given name is Horselegs my white name is Paul
+Paul R. Barnard
Your internet name is "He who speaks but is not believed."
+Random User lol
My family is partly the same
I don't look it, but I'm part Cherokee. My Grandfather's Great-Grandfather was full-blooded Cherokee. :)
Kelly Jones I other word's it means that you are White.
+Timothy Allison I am a direct ancestor of John Brown. Google that. Oh and I do bleach my hair so what but to tell someone that is not what should be done. I wonder how much blood you have in you since no one would say that if that were true and your last name is Jewish so there ya go. Tim.
+Donna Ford If you mean John Brown the abolitionist, I'm not questioning that at all. The reason I criticized Kelly Jones is because I hear this silly rhetoric from people like her who love to claim the Native American ancestry (because of the exotic mysticism that native American culture holds) but have such a thin strain of it that you really can't count them as Native American. Read what she said. Her Grandfathers Great-Grandfather: 6 generations back!!! Ar you kidding me? You have so little NA blood you really can't claim that you're part Cherokee.
And for the record Donna, I have Great-Grandparents on both sides who were part Native American(Or so I've been told....). This does not mean that I can claim to be part of the great Cherokee people. I'm not a full-blooded, half, quarter, or a dime. I'm actually African-American with a Scottish\English surname. I have some White ancestry as well on both sides. Not really enough to claim that I am part White and try to identify with White people.
I don't like people who try to play Indian is all.......
***** Kinda know what you mean if you are talking about like the Lone Ranger Movie and all that adoption so it would be okay. But unless they can get a card here then which the actor couldn't since it was not found in the records. It made some upset.
Please lose the hate. It only takes ONE drop of Cherokee blood for the council to recognize that you are INDEED Cherokee.
😊
Traders
Hope that I don't sound like one of those nutjob conspiracy theorists or anything, but these are the guys that I want to be around when and if the sh*t ever hits the fan. These people know how to survive!
A'Ho!
@@tulessaslone5592this means hello
I'm cherokee but i don't no my native book i know my langue though
I wonder what if they are all still in this way
Yeah I agree . The Spanish. From Spain. Give the native land away. To the other Europeans ..I think they made a deal ..
The show showed it
I'd be asking questions about the wood booger. They know more than anyone about it. I once heard a First Nations Ookiui gentleman say that there a 4 different tribes of the bigfoot. Iij wont go into it all. But they definitely know what's up.Like the fact that everyone thinks they woodknock with wood on wood. But actually they use a rock on a tree. Carey's further. So they know when it's an idiot human. I found that amusing.lol
Nobody has ever seen this place before
@@robertbreschard3493 Yes. Your correct. Nobody has ever seen the empty space your brain is supposed to occupy.
I'm half Cherokee and half mexican
Good for you
Wado
To nc
4 ESDRAS 13.45 ARZARETH IS AMERICA MAYAS AZTECAS CHEYENE APACHE ETC SON LAS 10 TRIBUS PERDIDAS D YISRAEL..BIBLIA DEL OSO.1569 VERSICULO 4 ESDRAS 13.45 ARZARETH IS AMERICA
That’s it’s address
My great grand mother was full blood Cherokee in Kentucky on mom's mother side and her dad's uncle was the great General Robert e lee and my dad's side related to the famous McCoy family and his mom was a cousin of William h Bonnie I know it far off what's all the odds but it's all true my dad buried around Randall McCoy, and my DNA proves I have 60% Cherokee I live I ky wanting to move to Cherokee north Carolina around chimmy stacks that's high in up on mountain's
13:24 running water
I was told by my grandfather that my great grandmother was full blooded cherokee. I did dna test and it didn’t show any Native American. Disappointed.
Same here told my great grandmother was Cherokee DNA test said I am 93% European 6% southeast Asian 1% sub Saharan .
Good now get ready for slavery Rev. 13:9-10
@@93chrish What is that supposed mean?
I knew mine was going on
Hmmm
What interests you
Due you see the similarities in the indigenous South Americans and the North Americans? That's because the true native Americans are from places like Mexico El Salvador and many other Latin American countries it's sad to see native Americans trying to jump over a boarder that was once there land where there ancestors grown up in don't let the British European colonialism that created boarders and segregated landers let you forget who the true Americans are: and Mexicans are a part of those people also native Americans
an artificial border at that
Always some negative spin from the butt hurt gallery.
Wow
I am Cherokee paint clan and you don't know Cherokee ways
Late 18th century
never mind that stuff ...GET DA PEACE PIPE OUT BRUDDA!!
+TheDGSexperience druggie, Cherokee did not believe in medicines that altered the mind get knowledge dropped on ya head.
you know fuck all rockape. They used peyote
ignorant fuck
lol you're a total loser
dude the Cherokee would get the guns the adopted traders gave them and shoot the captured POW's extremities so it would not kill them and then cauterize the wound so that they could shoot them again and repeat. do that to yourself and feel the pain boy.
THESE WHITE ASS PEOPLE WANT TO BE INDIGENOUS SOO BAD , these people get sunburn with ease , they ARE NOT THE TRUE INDIGENOUS AMERICAN , they are Siberian and European IMPOSTERS
They Know it they're still lost
My little imagination is not worth this
lots of Mexicans are native Americans, theres 15 million pure full blooded natives in mexico, they know what happened to their brothers in the north
That’s true
Went there a couple days ago, let me warn you, the admission to enter this place is pretty expensive, like 19$ per adult, and it only lasts an hour and a half of demonstrations, plus a small play of how the natives used to fight the Europeans. It was pretty boring and not worth the money in my opinion.
I wonder what will happen if I impregnated a Cherokee woman
I only disliked this video because they are basically being used as a tourist attraction.
Maybe, but at least it is an accurate portrayal and not some guy in a stereotypical headdress. Cherokee is a tourist destination and the tribe is profiting off of this while also educating visitors.
Love this
can I visit the reservation and talk with the elders. I am 63 and I have always wanted to visit. I live in Charlotte NC. will I be laughed at. I have cancer and I would truly love to do ths. does anyone know who I can contact? .my grandmother was black feet
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