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This video covers a pre-historic Mississippian Era Native American mound that once stood outside Savannah along Pipe Makers Canal.

Larry Semone 5 1

Interview of Chief Ulysses Bryant, former Chief of Campus Police of SCCPSS, and Steve Smith, Curator & Director of Massie Heritage Center. Chief Bryant recounts his experience growing up in segregated Savannah and being amongst the very first African-American students who integrated into Savannah Public Schools.

Historical Interpreter as General Oglethorpe talks about the founding of the city of Savannh

Video explores the relationship between these leaders relative to establishing the colony of Savannah.

Explores the role of Mary Musgrove with General Oglethorpe and the Native Americans in settling the colony of Georgia

Native American interpreter discusses ways that deer hides were used by Indians in Southeast Georgia

Native American interpreter explains how Woodland Indians developed tools for hunting.

Paleo Indian Hunting

Part 2 Building the Model City of Savannah

Part 1 The Debatable Land

General Oglethorpe discusses settling the colony of Georgia and the relationship between himself and the colonists and Native Amerians

Native American interpreter discusses ways that deer hides were used by Indians in Southeast Georgia

Native American interpreter explains how Woodland Indians developed tools for hunting.

Archaic Hunting Technology

Fire Making with Flint and Steel

Flint Knapping and Clovis Points

Making Fire with a Bow and Drill

Mary Musgrove

Oglethorpe and Tomochichi

Massie Heritage Center