Thankful I'm native. A Navajo. Thankful my grandparents taught me our language and some stories. Thankful my people still know our ceremonies. Bless us all during this pandemic. Stay strong everyday everyone.
I guess the BIA scared my parents so much they were too scared to teach us Navajo. Now I have to learn. I wish they weren't so scared but so brave with bringing heritage and giving us opportunity by moving off the rez to obtain work and school where there are few on rez. Whereabouts are you from? Were Blacksoil area
My daughter and I just got back from Canyon de Chelly. We were literally awestruck by the majesty of this beautiful place.. and by the Navajo people throughout Arizona. Every single person we met from the area was kind and genuine. We truly appreciated this glorious place. Thank you for this video, we are honored to have been able to experience something so amazing.
After hikin down this canyon (del muerto) to check on my family old crop this week, had me thinkin bout my ancestors. Im a 21 year old Diné/Navajo and we still have crops growing and feed on to this day :)
I love hearing the. Navajo language. And love hearing them sing. I know the. Navajo went through evil times I hope they’re never repeated. They live in a beautiful place I would love to visit the canyon and see canyon- de- Chelly. Thanks for sharing. Love and respect to. Navajo and other tribes....☀️🐑✨. 🌽🐑☀️
Dine came from the north hopi and zuni people were here several thousand years before the Navaho nation's I just wish both hopi and zuni would get along with each other we're all related ✌☮
We were influenced by the Kets/ dena'ina athabascan Mescalero and chiricahua were influenced by Navajo and Navajo were influenced by Apache The Kets (Hello) sounds the same as ya'at'eeh (Hello in Navajo)
Such a beautiful place to visit with a lot of history I loved the ruins. I was very fortunate to go with my school twice to plant trees in the lower valley. Man that was a long long time ago. Very friendly people welcomed us with open arms. The food was out of this world very tasty.
Thank you for this beautiful tour of such a sacred & historical area. I had heard of how spectacular the canyon is & hope to see it & your people soon.
I’m glad that I’m able to hear and learn more about Navajo history and about their spirituality from their perspective. Certainly very thoughtful and knowledgeable people. Awesome hearing Navajo or Diné Bizaad. Respect to the Navajos.
this is absolutely amazing! really enjoyed this video. thanks for sharing and there needs to be many many more documentaries like this one! thanks again!!
The White House hike is incredible! We were there during the big solar eclipse several years ago which made it even more special. Most of the Navajo did not leave their houses that day due to their traditions.
was a visitor for just a few days to Navajo Nation last week, the people and the land are so beautiful, majestic and I want to go back. I will go back and visit canyon de Chelly. This video really shows the importance and power of this site for sure. I also must say I felt so much safer there because mask mandates are in full force and vaccination rates in NN are among the highest in the US.
Awesome Video !! love that the females are wearing the Biil, true to our roots. If our ancestral people could see our Nation Today !!! What they went trough gave us strength and lead to the greatness of our Nation and People. We are not a People of the Past !! we are very much a People of the future !! The Navajo Nation (Dine:) is the true heart of the Southwest !!!! As we expand and strengthen our Soveringty we will show the World !! are true potential.!!! Keep it up My fellow Dine'!!!
I'm sorry to say, but your name is Shawn Price. You speak English. Follow basketball. Listen to rap music or whatever. You have lost all culture there was. It would have been impossible to maintain it. And some Indian reservations don't even have natives living on there.
Aztec Pride In Brazil most people are more native than these people on these reservations. And they are not regarded as indigenous. In South America nobody would regard these people as indigenous. I also doubt that you are that Aztec.
@@joaogarrincha2971 I want to get mad and shout foulness at you! But then I realized I never thought most of these people who say they’re native are actually indigenous people! Like I’ve been saying they’re mixed with like a quarter native, but mostly they come from Mexico, central and South America or they’re of Asian heritage from the Philippines China and South Korea! There’s no more full blood indigenous Americans most have signed up for the casino money or the benefits the tribes give them like health insurance, lower taxes, tribal housing that they don’t have to pay a mortgage for, educational opportunities for their kids plus daily stipends for childcare, etc etc mainly it’s all about the benefits! Hey I guess we will be seeing you signed up for a tribe, you get your very own membership card and everything! It’s a blast being native🙂
@@joaogarrincha2971 Wondering.....you need to worry about where you got your name. FYI we all speak English here in the USA whether we are non-native or not, a free country to participate in sports and listen to rap, country music or whatever music we choose to listen to. Some of us natives are very connected to our culture and proud of it. just so you know!
I have visited Canyon de Chelly. My Navajo guide told me that to this day, his people regard Kit Carson as nothing more than a brutal killer whom they will never forgive. I have enormous respect for the Navajo people who have preserved their unique culture despite early misguided efforts to "assimilate" them into the Anglo way of life. You can find many Navajo elders who proudly volunteered to serve in the US Marine Corps. Sadly, however, despair and alcoholism is not uncommon among the older men.
Very well done. I visited several years ago and watched the sunrise over Spider rock. I could sense the history of the place both good and bad. I really wanted to get a peach from there and try to grow it at home to in my mind, help preserve the memory of those who lived there so long ago, sadly, no one had any to offer.
I think the Mexican solders was arguing with the Navajo women caurse it was the canyon of the Navajo so many different people wanted the land so the Navajo fought what they fought for the history of the Navajo nation is very educational and it should be in the history books
My clan is Edgewater clan, the original clan is told to me that Edgewater clan had only one other clan .... Nowadays, there's more, how that happened in less than 50 years, idk... I'm 49 years old
pinch mesh, as I understand, Navajo is, along with Apache, an Athabaskan language, with most of the "family" in Alaska. I took a tour of Canyon de Chelly back in '87, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Our Navajo driver/guide was excellent. The only problem was that I didn't realize that the Res. doesn't participate in DST, so thinking I was way early, I nearly missed the tour. Oops!
A lot of information but a lot of conflicting lineages. Being from Hopi/Zuni: I see there is a lot of misleading information. These place have names already and to which clans and migratory peoples that did pass through there. Some clans trace their origins from South America and to the north and both coasts have ties to these places and oral history details the histories of those places. Be it that the Navajo are now there, they should address that theses paces ought to be left alone and respected. some places are cursed or have a sickness about them. But to know what some symbols mean ask those who came from there. Rant over lol but yeah, just being a matter of fact.
Rant is right. In case you missed the title, "Eyes thru the Navajo..." I'm sure other neighboring tribes have a different account or oral history. Respect the account and move on.
Hopi are Mexicans, they stole the Mayans way, stare gaze, hand shakers and supposedly map of stars, Catholics stole Mayan Kings Gold Chair. It sits with the Pope.
Many peoples have come and gone into all parts of Turtle Island, Indigenous peoples. The oldest civilzation is in Peru at over 5,000 years old. There's even evidence of pounding stones found in CA that over 25,000 years old.
Es muy inmportante he interesante q el gobierno americano d los estados unidos siga respetando las leyes y reformas q se an firmado atraves d cada gobernador q rige las leyes d arizona nuevo mexico nevada y utha porque ya fueron libradas miles d vatayas dezde los 50 asta los 60 cuando las tropas americanas nos invadian y q ahora cada reserva d nuestras tribus hermanas indigenas sean respetadas y los acuerdos d no dañar la naturaleza y sobre todo del gran canyon d mi tribu mis hermanos navajos y q asi sea por siempre en cada reserva d todo norteamerica y del mundo por la paz del señor gloria amen amen the great chiff and the great lord manitu
Stop using HOPI pictures for a Navajo video, correct your cover photo for this video! That's a picture of a girl wearing a HOPI hairstyle, it is NOT Navajo.
I agree 100 percent with you on the Hopi hair style, I'm Na Ba Ho and that's not our native ladies hair style our native ladies hair style is a bun (tsie'yal) .
I was taught by a Dineh Navajo Historian, about the Yei Be Chei sp? dancers and what the dance is about. I did not see "The Clown" who represents the 5 fingered being. Perhaps he was off being a clown, and not following the dancers. Since that is his part in the dance. The lead dancer performs all moves, those behind him have to follow his every step and move. The Clown tho, he is supposed to follow the person in front, but per the reason for the dance, he steps out of line and goes around to the ppl watching the dancers and does what he wants. Has fun and whatnot. This is like the 5 fingered being. We always want to do what feels good to us, but is not best for everyone over all. The 5 fingered beings, are the Children of the Holy People. We are flawed and must strive to be better, continuously.
this makes me sick! to c the government taking what is not there's!!! where is they money, better lives.... u go home to beautiful homes!!!! 😭 the Indians should b living a rich life....
I'm embarrassed to hear these story teller's talking about Na Ba Ho culture and the anasazi a lot of it aren't true for example this story teller says were in the 5th world and that ain't true, what I hear from my great grandparents is were in the yellow world and I hear that from a lot of our elders not from books or college educated brother's and sisters that barely can pronounce and talk in Na Ba Ho language so all you brother's and sisters need to quit fighting. If you want to know the truth talk to the elders not to many of them left that knows the truth of our native cultures across America north and south .
Will people should tell the truth because what my great grandmother told me of the first time the white men came on our land. I am from Oregon Cayuse ( means wild horse) and Walla-Walla from my mom side. My father is Nez Perces so all tribes suffered an still do from the white government .
yeh well that was after europe was conquered all of it was destroyed people enslaved resistance killed decimated and all assimilated into all of the given and pushed of the conquering foreign entity and then it was compartmentilized the fact that most people are not aware of this says enough of the level of surpressing the last left information knowledge and wisdom of the vanishing of our real history and replacement of it to a fabricated false projection + the till this day crazy gatekeep on it
Athabascan we are all the same as apache... our dialect is the same... The old people's I talk to who were kids at the time have said that we and the mountain(Apache)people were ok with each other and helped each other... So I don't know where he says we were taken as slaves by Apache.... WE ARE THE SAME PEOPLE ATHABASCAN.
According to Navajo traditional teachings the Anasazi had no descendants. They came from the south to the area and started to fight with the Pueblo and take them and other natives as slaves. He says that Chaco Canyon is where different groups of natives got together and dropped rocks over cliffs to destroy the Anasazi. He said that Chaco Canyon is where Pueblo natives once lived till Anasazi took it over. He said to look at the difference in how it is built you can see the Pueblo style with a different style of building right on top or next to it. Navajo traditional teachings also said there was two people before the Anasazi came. The Pueblo natives and the Cliff dwellers. He said that both groups were fighting with Anasazi.
The Navajo are their own people originally. As they always came from the east, crossed the big rivers and onto the sea of grass. THey camped while scouts went ahead west and then later reported back. The Anasazi and fremont were already there. Many of which joined the Dineh, but some joined and ended up leaving never to be seen again. In this way, The Dineh are now a mix of Ana soza and Fremont and Dineh. Modern day Navajos could be descendents of all the diff. clans around 2k yrs ago. Over the last 2k yrs. I"d say you are Dineh Navajo still.
If la raza thinks the land lost in the mexican american war Is theirs when it was stolen from the navajo by the spanish centuries earlier. Viva villa y zapata
They shot part of the film, 'Billy Jack' on top of Spider Rock. Yes, some People have climbed to the top of Spider Rock. Its against the Law to Climb Spider Rock, now. And, in 1863. Over 300 Navajos took refuge on top of the Navajo Fortress Rock (600 feet high), during the Navajos Long Walk. Fund raising has started on another Skyhorse Productions Film ... Go to: www.gofundme.com/native-american-short-film ... LST.
Na Bia Ho..translates from ancient Irish ( where archaeological digs have found evidence of Hopi settlement at Ceide Fields) to The Food People.The Planting of Food People..or something similar. Highlighting the word "THE " which denotes absolute encapsulated with the task every moment of every day for life. Masters of seed, soil and their rejuvenation.
Just been reading about what Thanks Giving means in the Us I had no idea until now,then I read about sterilization up to as late as the 1970s keep your tradition and pass it on don't lose your identity. You're a proud people.
souvastika(1) and swastika(2) polestar is the middle=true north=the outer star of little bear = little bear(1) and big bear(2) revolving round polestar(=middle) once a day + all the other stars revolve around the polestar(=the middle) once a day
Mongoloidpride Worldwide Mexicans are indigenous to the Americas. Spain is a colonizer. Nothing more. The Mexicans ancestors were Native American tribes. Their not “mestizos” like WHITE PEOPLE say they invented that term so the Mexicans would not discover their true Native American roots.
@@jz5490Alot of you are. According to YOUR grandparents. You only claimed First Nation when you thought it would benefit YOU. This contentnent has many different First Nations. We are not all the same. Just like every other Contentnent on Earth. Mingo/Wyandotte are NOT Mexican or Chinese. Nor do we claim to be. We need to respect each other for our story not what we look like or who we sleep with. Comprende? Peace.
Thankful I'm native. A Navajo. Thankful my grandparents taught me our language and some stories. Thankful my people still know our ceremonies. Bless us all during this pandemic. Stay strong everyday everyone.
Me too, cousin
I guess the BIA scared my parents so much they were too scared to teach us Navajo. Now I have to learn. I wish they weren't so scared but so brave with bringing heritage and giving us opportunity by moving off the rez to obtain work and school where there are few on rez. Whereabouts are you from? Were Blacksoil area
Stay proud my friend. Native Americans are the most honorable and beautiful peoples of the earth!
Violent tribe who suffers from all their wrong doings and worshipping evil deities
Thank you 🙏 I have more RESPECT & ADMIRATION for You & Your Ancestors then the “so called leaders”
My daughter and I just got back from Canyon de Chelly. We were literally awestruck by the majesty of this beautiful place.. and by the Navajo people throughout Arizona. Every single person we met from the area was kind and genuine. We truly appreciated this glorious place. Thank you for this video, we are honored to have been able to experience something so amazing.
After hikin down this canyon (del muerto) to check on my family old crop this week, had me thinkin bout my ancestors. Im a 21 year old Diné/Navajo and we still have crops growing and feed on to this day :)
I love hearing the. Navajo language. And love hearing them sing. I know the. Navajo went through evil times I hope they’re never repeated. They live in a beautiful place I would love to visit the canyon and see canyon- de- Chelly. Thanks for sharing. Love and respect to. Navajo and other tribes....☀️🐑✨. 🌽🐑☀️
You have. Used. Too many. Periods. I loved. And agreed. With your. Comment though.
very sad and beautiful ...greed is the most awful thing on earth it makes hate .....
I'm here right now. And I couldn't be happier
This was my go-to place in the '70's -
White house ruin (:38 - :50)
I still have pictures. and memories.
and stories.
I never thought I'd find this place again. ❤ So grateful.
Native American languages are awesome
Dine came from the north hopi and zuni people were here several thousand years before the Navaho nation's I just wish both hopi and zuni would get along with each other we're all related ✌☮
We were influenced by the Kets/ dena'ina athabascan
Mescalero and chiricahua were influenced by Navajo and Navajo were influenced by Apache
The Kets (Hello) sounds the same as ya'at'eeh (Hello in Navajo)
Chinle, AZ, is a great tourist destination. The people, once you get a chance to speak with them, are nice and very eager to tell about their culture.
I want to go there.
Such a beautiful place to visit with a lot of history I loved the ruins. I was very fortunate to go with my school twice to plant trees in the lower valley. Man that was a long long time ago. Very friendly people welcomed us with open arms. The food was out of this world very tasty.
Thank you for this beautiful tour of such a sacred & historical area. I had heard of how spectacular the canyon is & hope to see it & your people soon.
Aóó nizhoonii yé.
Can't wait to see canyon de chelly.
Nice video 👍
I'm have same blood Navajo native love you guys will wind blows
I love all my beautiful navajo friends love u guys! Miss you Cindy Yazzie!
This is so beautiful!! Thank you for sharing this with us 💖💖💖💖
One of the songs you used in this was composed by myself. Happy Days by Rocky Park. Thank you. 14:55
👏👏😢
Beautiful
Amazing documentary
Almost made me cry when the
shima saní was yelling and crying
Neo Hosteen me too😓
I’m glad that I’m able to hear and learn more about Navajo history and about their spirituality from their perspective. Certainly very thoughtful and knowledgeable people. Awesome hearing Navajo or Diné Bizaad. Respect to the Navajos.
My people im glad im a navajo i love my people
this is absolutely amazing! really enjoyed this video. thanks for sharing and there needs to be many many more documentaries like this one! thanks again!!
I always have been fascinated by Dine culture. A unique people.
The White House hike is incredible! We were there during the big solar eclipse several years ago which made it even more special. Most of the Navajo did not leave their houses that day due to their traditions.
Dauphin River First Nation Canada 🇨🇦
Navaho peoplere a butiful people too
Im a Dine fr The Twirling Mt in northern New Mexico. BitterWater an RedButt clan We Live For ever.
Great documentary. Thank you!
was a visitor for just a few days to Navajo Nation last week, the people and the land are so beautiful, majestic and I want to go back. I will go back and visit canyon de Chelly. This video really shows the importance and power of this site for sure. I also must say I felt so much safer there because mask mandates are in full force and vaccination rates in NN are among the highest in the US.
Old History and Written History....I live by the oral History passed on by elders....For they lived that history and I was not even on this earth yet.
Outstanding. I’m glad to see Carson’s forces didn’t kill all of your Canyon peaches! What a beautiful site so full of history. ❤
I visit the canyon 2008 took a 4 hours Jeep trip into the canyon ...amazing
Thank you for this video.
Awesome Video !! love that the females are wearing the Biil, true to our roots. If our ancestral people could see our Nation Today !!! What they went trough gave us strength and lead to the greatness of our Nation and People. We are not a People of the Past !! we are very much a People of the future !! The Navajo Nation (Dine:) is the true heart of the Southwest !!!!
As we expand and strengthen our Soveringty we will show the World !! are true potential.!!! Keep it up My fellow Dine'!!!
I'm sorry to say, but your name is Shawn Price. You speak English. Follow basketball. Listen to rap music or whatever. You have lost all culture there was. It would have been impossible to maintain it. And some Indian reservations don't even have natives living on there.
@joao he listens to rap? looks at basketball games and speaks english? What of it? Obviously his soul is Navajo.
Aztec Pride In Brazil most people are more native than these people on these reservations. And they are not regarded as indigenous. In South America nobody would regard these people as indigenous. I also doubt that you are that Aztec.
@@joaogarrincha2971 I want to get mad and shout foulness at you! But then I realized I never thought most of these people who say they’re native are actually indigenous people! Like I’ve been saying they’re mixed with like a quarter native, but mostly they come from Mexico, central and South America or they’re of Asian heritage from the Philippines China and South Korea! There’s no more full blood indigenous Americans most have signed up for the casino money or the benefits the tribes give them like health insurance, lower taxes, tribal housing that they don’t have to pay a mortgage for, educational opportunities for their kids plus daily stipends for childcare, etc etc mainly it’s all about the benefits! Hey I guess we will be seeing you signed up for a tribe, you get your very own membership card and everything! It’s a blast being native🙂
@@joaogarrincha2971 Wondering.....you need to worry about where you got your name. FYI we all speak English here in the USA whether we are non-native or not, a free country to participate in sports and listen to rap, country music or whatever music we choose to listen to. Some of us natives are very connected to our culture and proud of it. just so you know!
I have visited Canyon de Chelly. My Navajo guide told me that to this day, his people regard Kit Carson as nothing more than a brutal killer whom they will never forgive. I have enormous respect for the Navajo people who have preserved their unique culture despite early misguided efforts to "assimilate" them into the Anglo way of life. You can find many Navajo elders who proudly volunteered to serve in the US Marine Corps. Sadly, however, despair and alcoholism is not uncommon among the older men.
Well done Skyhorse, well done!
Tony Parrish.....Cochise County AZ
I'm visiting this magical place next year - looking forward to it.
When shimasaní was shouting and crying I was crying🥺
Very well done. I visited several years ago and watched the sunrise over Spider rock. I could sense the history of the place both good and bad. I really wanted to get a peach from there and try to grow it at home to in my mind, help preserve the memory of those who lived there so long ago, sadly, no one had any to offer.
informative, God bless my ancestors navajo people and their land.
@Aztec Pride Your username is Aztec pride yet you get offended for the white man? You need to get your priorities right.
Outstanding history of the Earth & Sky People...Blessings🎇🌞
Tó'bááhá is not Pueblo. Edgewater people came from the White Lighting. Some say the Dene tribe in Canada.
My friends, you shall prevail
I like that they never surrender and I have to learn this too know I know where I get it from
Blessings 👑
I think the Mexican solders was arguing with the Navajo women caurse it was the canyon of the Navajo so many different people wanted the land so the Navajo fought what they fought for the history of the Navajo nation is very educational and it should be in the history books
My clan is Edgewater clan, the original clan is told to me that Edgewater clan had only one other clan .... Nowadays, there's more, how that happened in less than 50 years, idk... I'm 49 years old
Thank you for the subtext, it helps.
love dis video
4:19 what did the people do for a water source during that time period? - I think about what a challenge it is to have water there even today
When I see Navajo... I see horses. Not sure if that's where they came from or what they became..
yah'teeh shi vershanda
beautiful video
BLESSINGS FOR YOURS BEATIFUL
LANDS
I like how the Navajo people are living because I seen it a hundred times
pronounced canyon de shay. The navaho language is NOT latin based, and the sounds are almost impossible to make.
pinch mesh, as I understand, Navajo is, along with Apache, an Athabaskan language, with most of the "family" in Alaska. I took a tour of Canyon de Chelly back in '87, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Our Navajo driver/guide was excellent. The only problem was that I didn't realize that the Res. doesn't participate in DST, so thinking I was way early, I nearly missed the tour. Oops!
Awesome scenery
On Hopi rattles too! The migration symbol to!
this is not what i was taught as a navajo from my elders
Ojibway Tribe
May you walk in Beauty...
A lot of information but a lot of conflicting lineages. Being from Hopi/Zuni: I see there is a lot of misleading information. These place have names already and to which clans and migratory peoples that did pass through there. Some clans trace their origins from South America and to the north and both coasts have ties to these places and oral history details the histories of those places. Be it that the Navajo are now there, they should address that theses paces ought to be left alone and respected. some places are cursed or have a sickness about them. But to know what some symbols mean ask those who came from there. Rant over lol but yeah, just being a matter of fact.
You write as if you are an unkind and unenlightened child. Would your Grandmother be proud? I do not think so.
Rant is right. In case you missed the title, "Eyes thru the Navajo..." I'm sure other neighboring tribes have a different account or oral history. Respect the account and move on.
Hopi are Mexicans, they stole the Mayans way, stare gaze, hand shakers and supposedly map of stars, Catholics stole Mayan Kings Gold Chair. It sits with the Pope.
You're absolutely right bro, was wondering when someone was gonna say somethin
Many peoples have come and gone into all parts of Turtle Island, Indigenous peoples. The oldest civilzation is in Peru at over 5,000 years old. There's even evidence of pounding stones found in CA that over 25,000 years old.
Es muy inmportante he interesante q el gobierno americano d los estados unidos siga respetando las leyes y reformas q se an firmado atraves d cada gobernador q rige las leyes d arizona nuevo mexico nevada y utha porque ya fueron libradas miles d vatayas dezde los 50 asta los 60 cuando las tropas americanas nos invadian y q ahora cada reserva d nuestras tribus hermanas indigenas sean respetadas y los acuerdos d no dañar la naturaleza y sobre todo del gran canyon d mi tribu mis hermanos navajos y q asi sea por siempre en cada reserva d todo norteamerica y del mundo por la paz del señor gloria amen amen the great chiff and the great lord manitu
Very good video,terrible interruption of commercials.
I enjoyed the video and the army should have listen to what the grandmorher scolded them for !
1805? I think it was 1705..
Stop using HOPI pictures for a Navajo video, correct your cover photo for this video! That's a picture of a girl wearing a HOPI hairstyle, it is NOT Navajo.
I agree 100 percent with you on the Hopi hair style, I'm Na Ba Ho and that's not our native ladies hair style our native ladies hair style is a bun (tsie'yal) .
that’s just the cover of this video. they didn’t say it was the traditional navajo hairstyle.
Hopis were here first
Hopi came from old mexico
Forreal
I was taught by a Dineh Navajo Historian, about the Yei Be Chei sp? dancers and what the dance is about. I did not see "The Clown" who represents the 5 fingered being. Perhaps he was off being a clown, and not following the dancers. Since that is his part in the dance. The lead dancer performs all moves, those behind him have to follow his every step and move. The Clown tho, he is supposed to follow the person in front, but per the reason for the dance, he steps out of line and goes around to the ppl watching the dancers and does what he wants. Has fun and whatnot. This is like the 5 fingered being. We always want to do what feels good to us, but is not best for everyone over all. The 5 fingered beings, are the Children of the Holy People. We are flawed and must strive to be better, continuously.
Naaaaaye
💕
@11:55 sounds like the Indian flute is playing amazing grace. oh i just read it was in the credits
how do i visit this area ?
its in chinle,az...
I am in Tucson but the drive alone is far. someday I will visit my ancestors places
me and my friend drove..road trip from LA
this makes me sick!
this makes me sick! to c the government taking what is not there's!!! where is they money, better lives.... u go home to beautiful homes!!!! 😭 the Indians should b living a rich life....
WOOO VO ba'....meaning we will come back to live forever after the last white man is killed by Buffalo.
I'm embarrassed to hear these story teller's talking about Na Ba Ho culture and the anasazi a lot of it aren't true for example this story teller says were in the 5th world and that ain't true, what I hear from my great grandparents is were in the yellow world and I hear that from a lot of our elders not from books or college educated brother's and sisters that barely can pronounce and talk in Na Ba Ho language so all you brother's and sisters need to quit fighting. If you want to know the truth talk to the elders not to many of them left that knows the truth of our native cultures across America north and south .
Will people should tell the truth because what my great grandmother told me of the first time the white men came on our land. I am from Oregon Cayuse ( means wild horse) and Walla-Walla from my mom side. My father is Nez Perces so all tribes suffered an still do from the white government .
I agree it's Na Ba Ho which is more precise, it's not "Jo" as if it should be pronounced as Spanish as it's not Spanish.
All the pain the European colonizers have inflicted upon the people of this earth and they continue to do so.
yeh well that was after europe was conquered all of it was destroyed people enslaved resistance killed decimated and all assimilated into all of the given and pushed of the conquering foreign entity and then it was compartmentilized
the fact that most people are not aware of this says enough of the level
of surpressing the last left information knowledge and wisdom of the vanishing of our real history and replacement of it to a fabricated false projection + the till this day crazy gatekeep on it
Dine dene athabascan people dena indeh inde i salute you
I wish a good morning blessing to all the dine people
Athabascan we are all the same as apache... our dialect is the same...
The old people's I talk to who were kids at the time have said that we and the mountain(Apache)people were ok with each other and helped each other...
So I don't know where he says we were taken as slaves by Apache....
WE ARE THE SAME PEOPLE ATHABASCAN.
Yup.
According to Navajo traditional teachings the Anasazi had no descendants. They came from the south to the area and started to fight with the Pueblo and take them and other natives as slaves. He says that Chaco Canyon is where different groups of natives got together and dropped rocks over cliffs to destroy the Anasazi. He said that Chaco Canyon is where Pueblo natives once lived till Anasazi took it over. He said to look at the difference in how it is built you can see the Pueblo style with a different style of building right on top or next to it. Navajo traditional teachings also said there was two people before the Anasazi came. The Pueblo natives and the Cliff dwellers. He said that both groups were fighting with Anasazi.
The Navajo are their own people originally. As they always came from the east, crossed the big rivers and onto the sea of grass. THey camped while scouts went ahead west and then later reported back. The Anasazi and fremont were already there. Many of which joined the Dineh, but some joined and ended up leaving never to be seen again. In this way, The Dineh are now a mix of Ana soza and Fremont and Dineh. Modern day Navajos could be descendents of all the diff. clans around 2k yrs ago. Over the last 2k yrs. I"d say you are Dineh Navajo still.
If we have the same 1st and 3rd clan how would I be related to the narrator ?
now thanks to colonism, we now have 11 years left to fix the Earth.
If la raza thinks the land lost in the mexican american war
Is theirs when it was stolen from the navajo by the spanish centuries earlier.
Viva villa y zapata
@Michael Garcia I think the language he wrote was Romanian 🤤
Oh hell la Raza thinks Ohio is theirs as well.
I guess they forgot those First Nations ,who are still here, WERE NEVER MEXICAN LMAO!
I feel there has been multiple world dominant civilizations like Egyptian and Roman, that were here in America. Even back to Ancient Chinese maybe.
These slave cultures would lend to more mixed blood and less predictable migration, other words DNA patterns totally BS.
The swatthingy looks like my initials.
Leave these people alone!
Why are there swastika symbols on the blanket the native American girl is wearing at 12:42 .
Never mind I found out
its a universal sacred symbol found all over the world.
It's our wind symbol sign, way back before Germany use it ,, way way away back
@@stanleysmith1278
The Germans got it from the Tibetans.
@@brodyhill6533Actually ancient Celtic and Viking artifacts were found with the swastika. It's a very old universal symbol.
A whole lot of false information in this documentary! Do the research it tells a far different story.
dezertdrifter your not navajo
this to me is straight out of the history books like they want us to believe their story
Did the Dine scale the spider rocks? That looks intimidating, as does the Fortress rock!
They shot part of the film, 'Billy Jack' on top of Spider Rock. Yes, some People have climbed to the top of Spider Rock. Its against the Law to Climb Spider Rock, now. And, in 1863. Over 300 Navajos took refuge on top of the Navajo Fortress Rock (600 feet high), during the Navajos Long Walk. Fund raising has started on another Skyhorse Productions Film ... Go to: www.gofundme.com/native-american-short-film ... LST.
Don't know why I got mixed up with names of the people
Na Bia Ho..translates from ancient Irish ( where archaeological digs have found evidence of Hopi settlement at Ceide Fields) to The Food People.The Planting of Food People..or something similar. Highlighting the word "THE " which denotes absolute encapsulated with the task every moment of every day for life. Masters of seed, soil and their rejuvenation.
Oops I meant wish the hopi and dine get along aho
they hert the navajo tride and now they want to see ARE LAND 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
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Just been reading about what Thanks Giving means in the Us I had no idea until now,then I read about sterilization up to as late as the 1970s keep your tradition and pass it on don't lose your identity. You're a proud people.
souvastika(1) and swastika(2) polestar is the middle=true north=the outer star of little bear
= little bear(1) and big bear(2) revolving round polestar(=middle) once a day
+ all the other stars revolve around the polestar(=the middle) once a day
Native on native crime what a shame
Navajo language is a bit off....
Learn to speak it right ..... To the narrator.... Thought it a good story to tell.... Thank you
Why are navajos considered native american they came from canada
Keep reading the white mans books
Canada is America ... the USA was named after the whole continent, not the other way around
Mongoloidpride Worldwide Mexicans are indigenous to the Americas. Spain is a colonizer. Nothing more. The Mexicans ancestors were Native American tribes. Their not “mestizos” like WHITE PEOPLE say they invented that term so the Mexicans would not discover their true Native American roots.
they’re indigenous
@@jz5490Alot of you are. According to YOUR grandparents.
You only claimed First Nation when you thought it would benefit YOU.
This contentnent has many different First Nations. We are not all the same. Just like every other Contentnent on Earth. Mingo/Wyandotte are NOT Mexican or Chinese. Nor do we claim to be. We need to respect each other for our story not what we look like or who we sleep with.
Comprende?
Peace.
And in the End. The Chinese ended up taking over
Haven't seen a Chinese on the rez ever but hey it is a Mongol dominated world.
@@brodyhill6533 So True.
aaníínii
Chinese = more God dam Britishers.