The Iroquois: The Oral Tradition

This is Pt. 2 of the 1991 Series
The Iroquois, History of the Cofederacy
Pt.3 Artists of the Confederacy
Pt.4 Artists of the Confederacy
Pt.5 Education
Pt.6 Education
Pt.7 1990
Pt.8 1990

[@sharenhowane11]

Nice to see my father in his younger days. He spread this message til he left this earth.

[@jamescarl664]

sharenhowane11, who was your father

[@nauniwhitewave-runningmout4526]

I am Seneca- iroquoirs I love to listen to the elders speak of traditions...

[@KillaCillaxCore]

i love these storys when your a kid these stories are the bomb :D

[@markcook9061]

We still live this

[@myindianname]

The Videos you post are awesome. Nya:weh

[@biggadawgz]

This is a great video love it !!! however, they dont recite the great law from what i understand but practice an inferior version called the Handsome lake code, which at a time was used and lost and picked up again from memories of the nephew 15 years later. The great law will always be there, they people just need to pick it up again and acknowledge the power behind it and not the man man law or code of handsome lake. Nya:weh

[@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712]

♾♾🌲♾♾

[@pontiacaztec917]

What happened to the indigenous women of great law of peace 🤔

[@thor2070]

I did not know that parts of the United States Constitution was fashioned after Iroquois Confederacy. Not in the American History Book. And it is true? The U.S. Constitution does not represent all people.

[@HowlingWolf1975]

"Solutrean" is a hypotheses, and if it is true couldn't it be equally true that the Mohawk traveled to Europe and then back again?