Chahta Nan Isht Itibbi

The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Cultural Services Department in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts demonstrates procurement, design, and artisan techniques of traditional weaponry. (2016)
In this short documentary, we take a unique look at ancient Choctaw weapons. From their traditional uses to how crafting these one-of-a-kind items keeps us connected to our ancestors in the present. ­ Executive Producer: Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma & The National Endowment For The Arts­ Producer: Cultural Events­ Director: Mark D. Williams with Digital Feather Media

[@librequestpodcast]

Ian Thompson is such a great speaker and historian. Excellent video and information.

[@TheTojo10]

Choctaw and Irish are spiritual brothers and sisters. The spirit of the forefathers are waking up at this time. Love and blessings to my Native kin. Greetings from Ireland. 💚🙏

[@blueslover1711]

Thank you

[@365handle]

Will never forget Chief Tuscaloosa (Tushka Lusa) warrior black who fought fearlessly and died with his people.

[@unyieldingcreek1]

Very informative!!

[@JDoe-gf5oz]

There's a movie called The Silencing that has a villain who uses a atlatl. It's pretty cool.

[@blueslover1711]

Great job Ian!

[@12ernie]

Great video!

[@beaverpondlane]

This video is really cool, but having an english translation of the title in parentheses or something would have gotten me to click on it a lot sooner

[@JDoe-gf5oz]

I agree. This would have a ton more views if people knew it was about ancient weaponry.