HISTORY OF THE PUEBLO & HOPI PEOPLE INDIAN TRIBE "THE PUEBLO HERITAGE" 76024
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- Опубліковано 11 січ 2016
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Made by the P. Lorillard Tobacco Company and produced and directed by Alan Shilin, PUEBLO HERITAGE is a 1940s portrait of the Hopi People. It was photographed by Toge Fujihara. The film traces the history of the Pueblo peoples from the Mesa Verde to the present pueblos -- with emphasis on Taos, Acoma, and Zuni. Concludes with scenes of the Indian Ceremonials in Gallup, New Mexico. Editor: Ann Busch. Production Assistant: Sandy Goodman. Narrator: George Williams. Technical Consultant: Raymond C. Shaw. Photographed by Toge Fujihira. Writer and Director: Alan Shilin. Made with the cooperation of the U.S. Office of Indian Affairs and the U.S. Park Service.
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To my ppl I just discovered I am a member of this tribe. Now to learn as much as possible!
I really. Love these older videos. Thanks for. Sharing....☀️🐑🌽✨🔥🌽🐑✨☀️
Thanks for sharing this with me. God bless you all ❤️ always from Texas 🇨🇱
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I'm from completely different part of the world (Poland), I have never been on a desert like this, I have never met any Native American and my interest in their culture is not very big, etc but I enjoyed watching this A LOT.
And I felt real relief when it started raining :)
Thank you for sharing this movie :)
I so enjoy these old films, and this topic is lush in History/Ancient History.
There S so much truth in their stories and it just appears mythical to Modern Minds due to its more Ancient Descriptions.
Blessings to the Hopi and Best Wellbeing to all ...
My people 🙏🏽
Cool vibes.
Really enjoyed watching it. :D
Thank you for sharing. :D
I just found out I’m Native American and my ancestors are part of the Hopi tribe 🥰 that explains why as a child I have always been very empathetic towards Native Americans and proud of what they accomplish
Wow
The word Hopi is a lot like the word Hope love is the only greater word then hope I hope only the best for the Hopi great people let us be one heart people. ❤ Not two heart people. They have much knowledge thank you.
We are all one tribe in the creator.
I am learning about native american my name is Emory
Very!
from monekopi
"Made by the P. Lorillard Tobacco Company..."
Product placement, please ....15:21... Ah, yes; and here, if you could, please draw out of your shirt pocket a pack of our premium product, Old Gold -- for the Good of the People!
Im name is luna
Am I a ghost???
I appreciate this video but the narrator makes it seem like a tedious, drag to accomplish some of the stuff these people did.
THE DOGON People are descendants of the Proto-Manding people of Africa. The Dogon from Mali West Africa have a connection in America. It seems that the Hopi (one of the Pueblo Tribes) and the Dogon have similar clothing, ornaments, ceremonial masks and headdresses. The Hopi also paint their faces not similar but identical to the Dogon in West Africa. *SOURCE Conversation with Dogon Priest Hapw Bikbaye Inejnema on October 10, 2009
I know of no evidence showing that the Dogon and Hopi have ever met each other. Many unrelated peoples around the world share some similarities with something. I've seen photos of people in the Ivory Coast(west Africa) doing dances with cobras to bring about rain. The Hopi have a similar snake dance. But it's doubtful that either group has ever met.
Nope
There's no evidence of the Mayan connection, either? Just an anecdote like this one. Mayans and Dogons could be related; there is DNA evidence connecting all people.
We Pueblo’s are different. Different than any other native Americans. We are special. We are not from Africa. We know where we came from.
As cool as the Hopi are. They really do be selling out their sacredness 💀
There's alot of things they left out so we didn't really sell out 🤷♂️