Native Americans of Central Pennsylvania with Bruce Teeple
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Scholarship over the last fifty years has revealed some fascinating insights into the Native People of Central Pennsylvania and their increasingly disastrous relations with Europeans. This program incorporates new scholarly material to clear up misperceptions and provide a fuller view of the social, historical, and political realities they all faced.
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Program Slides - bit.ly/3IAdhZN
Bibliography - bit.ly/33QppXZ
Photo of Points* - bit.ly/3KLgQyn
*Points, ranging in size from the 1-inch arrowhead to the larger two jasper spearpoints: one yellow and the other red (with a ruler for scale). Photo courtesy of Bruce Teeple, 2022.
Thank you for this. Very informative!
My descendant was one of the first to come to Clearfield county and interact with the natives here, and eventually establish the town I live in today.
I feel like there isn't enough information about the natives, and their history. I don't claim any native blood myself, but I know the land I walk on everyday did belong to them, and I feel this level of sadness that they are not still here today. So I take it upon myself to learn what I can about them, which is almost nothing when it comes to the natives that lived here, in what was once called Chinkalocamoose.
your ancestor not your descendent
@@dougthompson8226 Thank you, kind sir. I'm sure that was totally necessary.
Very good presentation. Thank you.
ref.14:04. It is very important and very rarely mentioned nor understood, the importance of women's roles in Native American society. The native americans of pennsylvania and some other areas, did not have "hang ups" and prejudice against women helping out in hunting and being leaders.
very good presentation.
Thanks! Great info
I was hoping to enjoy a video on Native American history in my state of Pennsylvania. But as soon as this man opened his mouth and started to spew this politically correct nonsense, I realized it was nothing but a propaganda piece.
Most importantly, Women decide the Chief's &/or Tribal Leaders. When Ben Franklin was musing our Constitution, he went to Albany NY area to speak to the Tribes who had existed successfully for thousands of years, to see their "political structure" and other details. While Franklin was inspired by many of the Native's Views, when he went back to Philadelphia with all of these ideas, he failed to mention & in addition, left out one critical Dynamic. That was that Tribal Women had an amazing amount of Power in the Native Society and mainly, the decision making and other areas mentioned in this Lecture. And we all know how European Men & those creating a new Government regarded Women. Mistake. BIG Mistake.
Yes Definitely look at Modern Sweden
Actually they did in fact make points of softer materials such as limestone. I've found two small corner notched points over my 40 years of searching. One is steatite and the other shale. I still have them as part of my extensive collection.
I conclude such things were made as toys. Technology may have changed but people haven't.
Children pretend, so we give them plastic guns and swords so they can go save the world. Why would parents in the past be any different?
Another possibility is that perhaps softer stone was what boys started out with when learning to knapp.
Anything is possible
3 major language groups existed throughout this region. Algonquin, Iroquois and Siouan
I came to this video hoping for information. I got a load of ideology instead. Maybe it got better, but I gave up at 17 mins in.
Tachnechdorus and other Delawares managed to get the Pennsylvania Colonial Authorities to evict settlers in area in Fulton County called Burnt Cabins (Moore, Traders, Travelers, and Tomahawks: 40). This person is slanted political toward the myth of the "Noble Savage". Delawares slaughtered a school master and children in a school house in Fulton County in the 18th century. They also attacked and slaughter settlers at Penn's Creek and would take survivors as slaves. This is historical fact, but the myth of the "Noble Savage" exists.
In 1779, on July 3rd, the Iroquois under Chief Brant and the Loyalists slaughtered defenders in the Wyoming Valley known as the Wyoming Valley Massacre.
History is messy and I suggest everyone read Never Come to Peace Again by David Dixon and the Battle of Wyoming: For Liberty and Life by Mark G. Dziak.
No thats not why the Mohawk were called people of the flint. Do some research.
my grand mother told me. they had the land. our land.
our land.
Lene' Lanape is the correct name of the Tribe. "DeLaware" a Frenchman's name.
Thank you mentioning this crime too.
Would you like to have my indian artifacts from the Delaware River in New Jersey..
Delaware tribe. Hundreds of artifacts.
Call me please.
Good Iam glad brining this issue, and crimes against humanity.
That man was a Italian 😂😂😂😂
I'd like to know more about the native americans who lived in the mountains of Virginia.
Monacan
@@THECABSOURHERE thanks.. I am on it...true research.
Where can I find info on the Quittapahilla Indians near Lebanon, pa?
Trials of tears 😂😂😂
take control i am Chief.
Need someone to come to wap wallopen property.600 acres friend owns, unique cuniform type writings on almost everything you pick up.
What do you mean?
Answers in Genesis The untold story. Indians.... There is some good information in this talk , but there's also untruths. Their was too much evil in our PA history .
Yes it did, forever, until being educated on contrary, by indigenous people's, first nation, should speak continues by colonials and Roman Catholic as late as 2980's with United States and Canada the many physical torcher, and many boarding schools of death.
i take control, i am cheif.
set on fire, no.
i am chief
They came from eurasia, mongolia ect.....chesepeake solutrian biface some brought here from europe
And as usual...I came here for native American history and got woke BS instead.