I could spend many hours in The Days of 76 museum!!! I would be in heaven. I have always enjoyed Deadwood and need to make a point of visiting again soon. I loved the tour through this museum. Thankyou History Underground 🤩🤩🤩
Native American History or “First Nation’s “ has always fascinated me. I very impressed with the knowledge you share with all of us. God Bless you and your family ♥️ safe travels
Very interesting as always! So much to learn right here in America! The side saddle is interesting. Being that we have horses and ride, its interesti g to think of women in the heavy long dresses doing the same thing we do. Side saddles are now used for the disabled to be able to ride. Thank you again for another great history lesson!
This was so interesting! I do counted cross stitch and that can make you cuss! I can not even fathom how long it took to make the Lakota womens dress...that is is a labor of love and pure dedication to your craft! Thank-you so much for upload!
JD man always a pleasure to watch your videos man I thoroughly enjoy them. Keep making these man. I hope while your out west that you take time to see Yellowstone and Little Big Horn brother!!! I have 3 weeks till I leave for active duty Coast Guard Training then i dont know where but rest assured I'll keep watching your videos bro!!!!
Hey, I really do appreciate that. I didn't make it as far west as Yellowstone & Little Bighorn, but I hope to make it out there next summer. Appreciate what you all are doing to hold the line in the Coast Guard. Keep up the good work!
Fun fact and I’m trying not to brag! My family helped start this rodeo! My papa is Pat Roberts my uncles are all part of it too. This is my family history told with the history of this rodeo!
WOW!! I should have stopped there. Can you just imagine just one of those Native artifacts showing up on ANTIQUES ROADSHOW? Millions of dollars worth of history in that place. I will be sure to stop next time.
An absolutely stunning collection they have. For Europeans Indians and Cowboys are the stuff of fairy tales and cartoons... but to see the beautiful items up close... damnnn. Thanks for sharing!
What an awesome Museum. It's an old family legend that we are related to Wild Bill Hickok through my Great x3 Grandfather Horace T. Hickok. Who knows...they were both from Illinois.
It would be so cool if eventually can check out Butte, Montana- there is one of the largest copper pits in the world there but is closed and a interesting copper barons mansion and a Chinese camp or town. Very interesting. At one point in history, Butte Montana was one of the wealthiest city's in 🇺🇸 but now a crime ridden city...but the history is amazing and the old mansions that are still standing.
So interesting the history of Deadwood. I saw the series and wandered about the authenticity of the history re Deadwood and how true to life that it was portrayed in the series. Interesting artifacts at the Days of 76 Museum too, well worth a visit. As I live in Australia, cant see me getting there though so I just see it all on TH-cam instead.
More History Underground gold ! The arrow heads in buffalo bones was really interesting, It is amazing that flint tools have been around so long and that they were so effective . I did a little looking into 2 sticks and from what i have read so far it is very interesting not only what happened to cause his execution but also what the thoughts were of the people back then towards the native Americans... pretty sad. Anyway great video and Thank You once again for your great efforts to bring us such great content.
The Yerkes Observatory in lake Geneva Wisconsin has swastikas on the interior design. It was explained to my son and I like you said before Hitler ruined it. It was a somewhat popular symbolism.
The tobacco bag as you referred to it as, is a pipe bag. You would store your ceremonial pipe in it. Counting coup was the act of going into battle with no weapon, normally only a coup stick. To get close enough to touch an enemy in battle and to look him in the eye and not kill him, merely reach out and touch him was a fate worse then death in Lakota tradition. It was very insulting and embarrassing to your enemy.
@@TheHistoryUnderground Two Sticks said, “My heart knows I am not guilty and I am happy. I am not afraid to die. I was taught that if I raised my hands to Wakan Tanka (God), and told a lie, that God would kill me that day. I never told a lie in my life.”
The Black Hills are a very popular vacation trip for us folks in the upper Midwest. Alot of destinations are just too far for most middle-income families to drive. But South Dakota is a must-see for us. You might see if Keystone still has the old gold mine you can tour. It was left in 1800s condition. There are some great caves in the area too. Mount Rushmore of course, but dont miss a chance to see Crazy Horse mountain! They're still working on it 50 years after our visit! Also, since you arnt too far from it now, The Little Bighorn Battlefield is a fantastic place to visit. Very sobering. Especially Reno's redoubt. Listening to the wind blowing in the prairie grass and seeing the shallow rifle pits is an emotional event I'll never forget. And along the way there are headstones of troopers buried right where they fell. As long as you're up that way, Devil's Tower is just down the road. Loving your trip to Dakota and the work you do. Thankyou so much.
Thanks! In most of the videos that I shoot, you're literally exploring these places at the same time that I am. But yes, it is adventurous and leaves a lot of space for me to say something stupid :)
The puffy tufts on the end of the feathers are feather down. A drop belt hangs or has a loop that hangs below the waist to which a pistol holster on a knife blade sheath is attached. Very nice video.
Wow yayyyyyy Native American history. So cool to see. Those bison bones with arrowheads still in them. Amazing stuff!!! Man I need to win the lottery and go on trips with you in the states 😁. Really amazing what you show in your channel. 👍
@@TheHistoryUnderground I went there on a school field trip in 1997 when I was 12. It was amazing. I'm now 35 and still think of it fondly. Check it out.
Ha! About 10-15 minutes of my ugly face is probably long enough. Seriously, the reason that I keep them a little shorter is so that history teachers can use them in the classroom with their students. Appreciate the kind words!
I love museums. So much to see and learn and I wonder what the stories would be if the item could speak. Counting coup is where an individual rather than killing his opponent in battle, would ride up and hit them with a coup stick. Both knew a life could have been taken but spared. Certainly a brave thing to do but as firearms became more prevalent, probably much more dangerous.
Awesome post again mate but....your 3 episodes too late.....🤦🏻♂️😆 The side saddle for women is because they wore long dresses whilst out riding at the time 👗 Finally, didn’t you want to sing the song...”Oh the Deadwood stage is a-headin’ on over the hills.....Whip-crack-away Whip crack away....” 🤠
I could spend many hours in The Days of 76 museum!!! I would be in heaven. I have always enjoyed Deadwood and need to make a point of visiting again soon. I loved the tour through this museum. Thankyou History Underground 🤩🤩🤩
Pretty amazing place that they have there. And I didn’t even show a fraction of what they have.
Well, JD- you just succeeded in putting Deadwood on the bucket list. Safe travels, my Friend!
Ha! Awesome. I've got another one from there coming up in the next video. Thanks!
Native American History or “First Nation’s “ has always fascinated me. I very impressed with the knowledge you share with all of us. God Bless you and your family ♥️
safe travels
X VSJ - Very interesting for sure. I’m always impressed with learning about how they lived and thrived.
Very interesting as always! So much to learn right here in America! The side saddle is interesting. Being that we have horses and ride, its interesti g to think of women in the heavy long dresses doing the same thing we do. Side saddles are now used for the disabled to be able to ride. Thank you again for another great history lesson!
This was so interesting! I do counted cross stitch and that can make you cuss! I can not even fathom how long it took to make the Lakota womens dress...that is is a labor of love and pure dedication to your craft! Thank-you so much for upload!
Ha! It definitely looks like a time consuming task. Thanks for the kind words!
JD man always a pleasure to watch your videos man I thoroughly enjoy them. Keep making these man. I hope while your out west that you take time to see Yellowstone and Little Big Horn brother!!! I have 3 weeks till I leave for active duty Coast Guard Training then i dont know where but rest assured I'll keep watching your videos bro!!!!
Hey, I really do appreciate that. I didn't make it as far west as Yellowstone & Little Bighorn, but I hope to make it out there next summer. Appreciate what you all are doing to hold the line in the Coast Guard. Keep up the good work!
Excellent....What beautiful and historic area....We Love It there.....Thanks....
Thanks!
Fun fact and I’m trying not to brag! My family helped start this rodeo! My papa is Pat Roberts my uncles are all part of it too. This is my family history told with the history of this rodeo!
Wow!
Thank You for shining a light on Native American History .
And again i learned something today!
Keep it up buddy! love your work
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Deadwood is one of my favorite towns in the West. Full of history and characters on top of being
in a beautiful place..!!
Completely agree!
Women have always had a lot of shoes, perhaps not beaded moccasins...but still.
Thanks for the tour...fascenating!
Beach3Girl - 😅
Watching this for the first time as your narrative is spot on your choices in music is good as well.
Thanks!
WOW!! I should have stopped there.
Can you just imagine just one of those Native artifacts showing up on ANTIQUES ROADSHOW?
Millions of dollars worth of history in that place.
I will be sure to stop next time.
Right? Hard to say what the value is with all of that stuff.
An absolutely stunning collection they have. For Europeans Indians and Cowboys are the stuff of fairy tales and cartoons... but to see the beautiful items up close... damnnn. Thanks for sharing!
WOW I could lose myself in that museum for hours!!
I know! Lots to see and learn there.
What an awesome Museum. It's an old family legend that we are related to Wild Bill Hickok through my Great x3 Grandfather Horace T. Hickok. Who knows...they were both from Illinois.
You don't sound like you're in the spirit of '76, at least in your terminology. Back then, everyone spoke of "Indians" and "buffalo".
I am very late on this video. Sorry. There is a biography of a native American woman known as Pretty Shield. Please check this out.
It would be so cool if eventually can check out Butte, Montana- there is one of the largest copper pits in the world there but is closed and a interesting copper barons mansion and a Chinese camp or town. Very interesting. At one point in history, Butte Montana was one of the wealthiest city's in 🇺🇸 but now a crime ridden city...but the history is amazing and the old mansions that are still standing.
I now have a huge list of vacation destinations 🤗 !!!! Keep them coming 😎
Ha! That's awesome. Hope that the channel has helped steer you in the right direction :)
So interesting the history of Deadwood. I saw the series and wandered about the authenticity of the history re Deadwood and how true to life that it was portrayed in the series. Interesting artifacts at the Days of 76 Museum too, well worth a visit. As I live in Australia, cant see me getting there though so I just see it all on TH-cam instead.
woohoo! we got to see the camera getup in the mirror @ 8:49
Ha! Nice catch.
"Hitler came along and ruined it all"
The catchphrase of historians world wide
More History Underground gold ! The arrow heads in buffalo bones was really interesting, It is amazing that flint tools have been around so long and that they were so effective .
I did a little looking into 2 sticks and from what i have read so far it is very interesting not only what happened to cause his execution but also what the thoughts were of the people back then towards the native Americans... pretty sad.
Anyway great video and Thank You once again for your great efforts to bring us such great content.
Thanks! Glad that you enjoyed it. Those arrow heads in the buffalo bones were some of my favorite pieces in there.
The Yerkes Observatory in lake Geneva Wisconsin has swastikas on the interior design. It was explained to my son and I like you said before Hitler ruined it. It was a somewhat popular symbolism.
Pretty interesting how it shows up in different places all over the world. Hitler ruins everything.
Thank you again for anotheer very interesting piece of History, but I do have to agree, the dolls are creepy...
Thanks! And yeah, the dolls were unsettling.
wow what a fantastic Video , thank you
Thanks! Glad that you enjoyed it. Definitely some interesting stuff there.
The tobacco bag as you referred to it as, is a pipe bag. You would store your ceremonial pipe in it. Counting coup was the act of going into battle with no weapon, normally only a coup stick. To get close enough to touch an enemy in battle and to look him in the eye and not kill him, merely reach out and touch him was a fate worse then death in Lakota tradition. It was very insulting and embarrassing to your enemy.
The podcast History on Fire has a series on Crazy Horse that deals with a lot of this. Really interesting.
@@TheHistoryUnderground Two Sticks said, “My heart knows I am not guilty and I am happy. I am not afraid to die. I was taught that if I raised my hands to Wakan Tanka (God), and told a lie, that God would kill me that day. I never told a lie in my life.”
The Black Hills are a very popular vacation trip for us folks in the upper Midwest. Alot of destinations are just too far for most middle-income families to drive. But South Dakota is a must-see for us. You might see if Keystone still has the old gold mine you can tour. It was left in 1800s condition. There are some great caves in the area too. Mount Rushmore of course, but dont miss a chance to see Crazy Horse mountain! They're still working on it 50 years after our visit! Also, since you arnt too far from it now, The Little Bighorn Battlefield is a fantastic place to visit. Very sobering. Especially Reno's redoubt. Listening to the wind blowing in the prairie grass and seeing the shallow rifle pits is an emotional event I'll never forget. And along the way there are headstones of troopers buried right where they fell. As long as you're up that way, Devil's Tower is just down the road. Loving your trip to Dakota and the work you do. Thankyou so much.
It really is an amazing and underrated region of the U.S. I'll be hitting some of those spots that you mentioned in future videos.
@@TheHistoryUnderground You'll love it, enjoy!
The reason I’ve been here just a few days ago and all these new videos is because you know I was on Trip
Got another one coming up next Monday that showcases some of the stuff with Wild Bill Hickok. Pretty interesting town.
New to the channel and I love ur rule on guns lol. Very good rule.
Ha! Thanks. I never let one slip by.
Great tour, never seen arrowheads embedded in bone like. Awesome episode.
That was one of my favorite things in the museum. Thanks for watching!
Adventurous filming going into a museum and creating as you go! Good video. Be safe and take care.
Thanks! In most of the videos that I shoot, you're literally exploring these places at the same time that I am. But yes, it is adventurous and leaves a lot of space for me to say something stupid :)
Good stuff. Thanks again.
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Awesome video as usual! 👍🏼
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An invitation. We could use those now
Great video again...very good music too. I'll have to make it up there - been planning on it so time to act!
Thanks! It's a pretty interesting town. The follow up to this video has the stuff that was the most fascinating about Deadwood to me.
That was a nice museum. I love your rule, guns,gun,guns. I was way off base. I thought the picture you posted was Buffalo Bill Cody. Sorry.
Alan Bower - No, that wasn’t too far off at all. Similar look and they both operated in the same time and place.
You say there's a rodeo in town. Sign up for the bull riding and let's see what you got. I'd pay to watch that video.
Ha! It’s been a few years since I did anything like that but it would likely be entertaining in some form or another 😅
The puffy tufts on the end of the feathers are feather down. A drop belt hangs or has a loop that hangs below the waist to which a pistol holster on a knife blade sheath is attached. Very nice video.
Thanks! Always learning something 🙂
kind of figured that's where you were going. Great video
Greg Sayre - Thanks! Got some pretty stuff that we saw in the next one as well.
Wow yayyyyyy Native American history. So cool to see. Those bison bones with arrowheads still in them. Amazing stuff!!! Man I need to win the lottery and go on trips with you in the states 😁. Really amazing what you show in your channel. 👍
Thanks! Appreciate that. Those arrowheads in the bison bones were some of my favorite pieces as well.
Would love to see you do a video on Antietam battlefield
That’s pretty high on the list. Haven’t ever been to Antietam before.
@@TheHistoryUnderground I went there on a school field trip in 1997 when I was 12. It was amazing. I'm now 35 and still think of it fondly. Check it out.
Great history!😍
Very impressive museum! Thank you.
Brian Vawter - My pleasure! Definitely saw some interesting things in there.
We love your videos JD ! Just wish they were longer ...❤️
Ha! About 10-15 minutes of my ugly face is probably long enough. Seriously, the reason that I keep them a little shorter is so that history teachers can use them in the classroom with their students. Appreciate the kind words!
The History Underground very good !
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Living vicariously through your travels.
Not crazy about the emojis, they hinder comments to some degree
Thanks.
I love museums. So much to see and learn and I wonder what the stories would be if the item could speak. Counting coup is where an individual rather than killing his opponent in battle, would ride up and hit them with a coup stick. Both knew a life could have been taken but spared. Certainly a brave thing to do but as firearms became more prevalent, probably much more dangerous.
Clare Ravenwood - I especially enjoyed this one. Way different from what I expected. Thanks for watching!
Great video man cant wait to see the next one!
Thanks! Gonna tackle Wild Bill in the next one.
Aww my birthplace! I happened to be at a days of ‘76 parade there in 1976!
Awesome post again mate but....your 3 episodes too late.....🤦🏻♂️😆
The side saddle for women is because they wore long dresses whilst out riding at the time 👗
Finally, didn’t you want to sing the song...”Oh the Deadwood stage is a-headin’ on over the hills.....Whip-crack-away Whip crack away....” 🤠
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So what is the 76 referring to??
1876
counting coup was being able to touch the enemy with your war stick and then able to ride away unscathed.
The Deadwood miniseries averaged 1.56 F bombs per minute... You got some work to do! hahaha. Awesome video, I need to make a trip out there.
Ha! I think I’ll let them win that race. Thanks!
The doll is scary