These native populations worked all year to survive. They were practical, efficient and industrious. With such group and individual focus, survival was assured. Our native Americans are a testimony to the success of a people whose knowledge supported a respect for communal life and care of the land. Look at the early settlements of European immigrants. City folks who had few skills to prepare for their survival. Yep Thanksgiving, my fav celebration after my birthday. I have a nice big garden too! Much respect for my native Americans.✝️
You are stretching the communal idea way too far. Native Americans would kill and entire enemy tribe, just to take over their land, or just to satisfy their lust to do battle. What you call communal life was just sticking together to survive and in many cases the sticking together was just for the males of a tribe. Comanches treated their women worse than whites treated their cattle.
Southwestern tribes supplemented their diet with rabbits. I got a real chuckle out of that one. Those were some really big rabbits. Yeah, "rabbit," eating was popular from Hudson Bay to the Straight of Magellan. What year is he talking about anyway? The Cheyenne weren't a Plains tribe until very late in their history. There's no mention of raiding and genocidal warfare as a survival strategy. When did the Inuit become Native Americans? I'm of European ancestry. I guess I'm Native American too. The biggest problem with this is there is NO MENTION OF THE USE OF FIRE TO TRANSFORM THE LAND. They most certainly did not live in harmony with nature. They bent nature to their will just like people have always done and continue to do today. They were just smarter and much better at it than most peoples.
@@brettbarce8563 You're right. I should have clarified. The practice of cannibalism was widespread but the rejection of that practice was also widespread.
@@ulyssees30y agreed, the problem of grouping people by race, creed, ethnic groups. Should always look at individual activities. Can't honestly say how I may act in starvation situation, have never been faced with it.
@@brettbarce8563 I never referred to a starving situation. I was talking about a way of life. Starvation isn't a way of life. It's an extreme situation. Cannibalism for ritual or everyday food procurement are.
@@ulyssees30y historically starvation was a real part of life in native America. But many people did do cannibalism for both food and spiritual reasons.
@@brucepowell7986 LOL, not true except in the case3 of lean animals like rabbits. On animals that carry fat all you need is the meat, fat, organs, and bones (marrow) to thrive.
Read the Lewis and Clark diary. It tells you the answers. Camas bulbs were their " potatoes ". The native American women were able to find the stashes buried by Prarie dogs. They made a big business of drying fish. This was west of the rockies. Plains Indians migrated with the bison 🦬. Many eastern Washington natives were constantly on the brink of starvation.
@@greybone777 we are all dependent on the government now just like the Indians became after 1880. They want us all dependent so they can control us. What happened to the natives in 1880s is about to happen again. It will be all US citizens this time.
North American tribes didn't harvest wild potatoes, they originated in the Andes mountains, some tribes did cultivate the 3 sisters and most harvested wild rice. The tribes went seasonally from thriving to surviving and they were really good at it.
Our wild potato is not the same as the potato you are probably thinking. Our wild potato is the tuber produce by a Vining plant that looks a lot like a morning glory. It has white flowers with purple in the center. I am wild potato clan.
@@brentwinfield9840 yeah just looked it up didn't say anything about wild potato, said sometimes it was used for medicinal purposes and classified as an herb.
@robertlivingston1634 I'm not sure what to say. Keeping my location kinda safe, I grew up on a 2,800 acer ranch in original souix territory, I currently live in original Pawnee territory, and my wife and I branched out and bought our own first 80 acres of pasture in kehya paha County....as if that is native enough, the county is named from native....but everyone in a 180 mile radius calls them Indian potatoes because gayfeather....well sounds gay... Bulbs underground are the size of a walnut if you're lucky, peel a thin skin off and cook. Kind of bland....the stem isn't strong enough to "pull" the bulb out...got to dig them out
most forget how much cannibalism was in north America.. The prairie aboriginals were afraid to go in the Cree areas, the Inuit were as well... to talk about all the different nations as one, a and lumping all the types of people is simply wrong like taking about African areas and the European areas as one.
Well folks now days think that people all lived in harmony in those days and love and peace was abound. Couldn’t be more of a fairy tale much like modern society in North America
The Maya were in Georgia centuries ago. Trade between Central America, South America, and here has been going on for thousands of years. Panthera Onca or the black panther originated here and spread to Central America.
So that’s why they are still being seen in the Appalachian Mountains. Makes more sense. I used to know a lady who insisted she saw a black panther walk onto her patio and looked at her through the sliding patio door. No one believed her, but she was adamant that it happened. She said it stared at her with its yellow eyes, then walked away.
I was really gob-smacked by the bizarre graphics. Did you see the centaur-type creature in the middle at 7:54? Almost as crazy as the seal with long legs and a woolly tail like a sheep! A whole lot of made-up animals.
Good visuals but you included a person playing a guitar 9:48. Such anachronisms take away from the impact of the visual. Also, in 12:15 you mention the long houses of the Iroquois but show something else, Also, at 12:10 you have two voices speaking at the same time.
@@annsaunders5768I know Brassicas like cabbage & Brussels sprouts came from Europe but I think everyone had some sort of bean. Natives have grown them since prehistoric times.
@@kamiskenaw4340 i’ve run a ranch in Oklahoma and the winners are bad enough. There is nothing to eat here and the winters are much much more harsh in Wyoming.
Very few indigenous farmed, or stayed in one area for a long time. They fallowed the great herds and went war with competing tribes, and resorted to human sacrifice and canabolism when time where really tough.
Not much information on tribes of the midwest? Don't forget that these people did not work a 9 to 5:00 their job was survival no money just barter and trade
❤❤❤I enjoyed thiS enchantinG video but in all Honesty some of the graphiCs aRe a lil questionable because when I saw 2 NatiVe Men and 2 NatiVe Children with no coatS on in the middle of the cold weather...that juSt seemed oFF!👍😂But overall the Narration, HiStoriCal Info, Graphics etc were amaZinG!👍👍👍Now...all we haVe got to do iS Change ThanKsgiVinG to NatiVeS SaVed White People's LiVeS Day because yearS aGo many White Settlers came to North America with very lil knowledge about how to survive and many of them were very sick by the time that they arrived to North America!👍The NatiVe Americans took very good of them and helped to rebound and in return they went to Europe and came back with large groups of settlers with guns to push them off theiR lanDs and eVen kill them!😢😢😢
@@Historicaljourney-ABCYou aRe an awesome NaRRatoR YounG One...keep up the GooD Work!😀Also...plZzz do a shoRt 30 second vloG of thiS video to lure many people to your channel as it's gettinG close to Winter across North America soon and your Video haS many wonderful survival tipS in it that will benefit Humanity especially durinG these Batsh#t Crazy Times!✌🤓
@@michaelmayojr.2730 Again numps. Humans are not native to the Americas. None originated there at all. All Indians came from Asia as proven beyond any argument by mitochondrial DNA analysis. ALL.
@@michaelmayojr.2730 Again numps. No humans are native to the Americas. None. All Indians came from Asia, proven beyond any doubt by mitochondrial DNA. Give it up. You lose.
aka da Hebrew Israelites, and yesss; we was called many Proverbs and Bywords... Pt ♊ 2 EZRA:13;;40-45...🔥📢 Our ancestors was da very first tribes 2 come over 2 da Western region... Besides dey're more pyramids built over here in da western and anywhere else in da world... And da NOACH art rested back over here in da Antarctica mountain bcuz da Hebrew Holy Bible mention the original name of our land b4 it was changed 2'da so called Amerkz... + da wood dat our LORD God; told NOACH 2 use is only grown over here in Florida... True Story 🤔
These native populations worked all year to survive. They were practical, efficient and industrious. With such group and individual focus, survival was assured. Our native Americans are a testimony to the success of a people whose knowledge supported a respect for communal life and care of the land. Look at the early settlements of European immigrants. City folks who had few skills to prepare for their survival. Yep Thanksgiving, my fav celebration after my birthday. I have a nice big garden too! Much respect for my native Americans.✝️
You are stretching the communal idea way too far. Native Americans would kill and entire enemy tribe, just to take over their land, or just to satisfy their lust to do battle. What you call communal life was just sticking together to survive and in many cases the sticking together was just for the males of a tribe. Comanches treated their women worse than whites treated their cattle.
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Southwestern tribes supplemented their diet with rabbits. I got a real chuckle out of that one. Those were some really big rabbits. Yeah, "rabbit," eating was popular from Hudson Bay to the Straight of Magellan. What year is he talking about anyway? The Cheyenne weren't a Plains tribe until very late in their history. There's no mention of raiding and genocidal warfare as a survival strategy. When did the Inuit become Native Americans? I'm of European ancestry. I guess I'm Native American too. The biggest problem with this is there is NO MENTION OF THE USE OF FIRE TO TRANSFORM THE LAND. They most certainly did not live in harmony with nature. They bent nature to their will just like people have always done and continue to do today. They were just smarter and much better at it than most peoples.
Agreed, but you forgot, lots just starved out.
@@brettbarce8563 You're right. I should have clarified. The practice of cannibalism was widespread but the rejection of that practice was also widespread.
@@ulyssees30y agreed, the problem of grouping people by race, creed, ethnic groups. Should always look at individual activities. Can't honestly say how I may act in starvation situation, have never been faced with it.
@@brettbarce8563 I never referred to a starving situation. I was talking about a way of life. Starvation isn't a way of life. It's an extreme situation. Cannibalism for ritual or everyday food procurement are.
@@ulyssees30y historically starvation was a real part of life in native America. But many people did do cannibalism for both food and spiritual reasons.
They would never have survived on a vegetarian diet. Sorry, Paul McCartney.
you have to eat the whole fish rabbit deer ect for the vitamins
@@brucepowell7986 LOL, not true except in the case3 of lean animals like rabbits. On animals that carry fat all you need is the meat, fat, organs, and bones (marrow) to thrive.
Read the Lewis and Clark diary. It tells you the answers. Camas bulbs were their " potatoes ". The native American women were able to find the stashes buried by Prarie dogs. They made a big business of drying fish. This was west of the rockies. Plains Indians migrated with the bison 🦬. Many eastern Washington natives were constantly on the brink of starvation.
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We survived with great difficulty
But now you live on free land with welfare.
@@greybone777 I'm an Electrician who pays taxes and contributes more to society than you.
@@greybone777 we are all dependent on the government now just like the Indians became after 1880. They want us all dependent so they can control us. What happened to the natives in 1880s is about to happen again. It will be all US citizens this time.
With great difficulty or starved and didn't survive
We live on our land, and any money we get is a treaty promise from your government, and they are so good at keeping treaties and their word.
North American tribes didn't harvest wild potatoes, they originated in the Andes mountains, some tribes did cultivate the 3 sisters and most harvested wild rice. The tribes went seasonally from thriving to surviving and they were really good at it.
Our wild potato is not the same as the potato you are probably thinking. Our wild potato is the tuber produce by a Vining plant that looks a lot like a morning glory. It has white flowers with purple in the center.
I am wild potato clan.
@@billierpaxton9260and what tribe would that be
Look up Dotted Gayfeather....it's wild potato. They are in season now. We call them Indian potatoes. They grow wild around me now
@@brentwinfield9840 yeah just looked it up didn't say anything about wild potato, said sometimes it was used for medicinal purposes and classified as an herb.
@robertlivingston1634 I'm not sure what to say. Keeping my location kinda safe, I grew up on a 2,800 acer ranch in original souix territory, I currently live in original Pawnee territory, and my wife and I branched out and bought our own first 80 acres of pasture in kehya paha County....as if that is native enough, the county is named from native....but everyone in a 180 mile radius calls them Indian potatoes because gayfeather....well sounds gay...
Bulbs underground are the size of a walnut if you're lucky, peel a thin skin off and cook. Kind of bland....the stem isn't strong enough to "pull" the bulb out...got to dig them out
You really should try muktuk, fermented whale meat made by leaving it for a few weeks buried in the tundra. Yum!
At 0.18 there is a skeleton sitting next to the TEEPEE. What’s that about?
0:16 - 0:26. I Guess the Skeleton was on Guard Duty .
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Awesome Artwork and Images❤🙏🤝✊🙌
thank you, do you have recipes and how to do this for us people of 2024! 🤠😉 🤟
most forget how much cannibalism was in north America.. The prairie aboriginals were afraid to go in the Cree areas, the Inuit were as well... to talk about all the different nations as one, a and lumping all the types of people is simply wrong like taking about African areas and the European areas as one.
I like my human steak medium rare!
Well folks now days think that people all lived in harmony in those days and love and peace was abound. Couldn’t be more of a fairy tale much like modern society in North America
Three Dog Night . Not just a musical group yall
Pup was on the menu
And the band's name comes from the aboriginal people of Australia, not from North American natives, y'all.
Thank you, June Fairchild :-)
No dogs around before the "white man"...
I found your channel today and subscribed to it today 😀
Yay! Thank you!
Actually it can be harder in the spring after stock is down and before the coming bloom of new crops
salmon time
Wild greens chickweed plantain sorrel nuts berries calmas
The Maya were in Georgia centuries ago. Trade between Central America, South America, and here has been going on for thousands of years. Panthera Onca or the black panther originated here and spread to Central America.
So that’s why they are still being seen in the Appalachian Mountains. Makes more sense. I used to know a lady who insisted she saw a black panther walk onto her patio and looked at her through the sliding patio door. No one believed her, but she was adamant that it happened. She said it stared at her with its yellow eyes, then walked away.
The video graphics are laughable. Never knew tribes had barrel coopers...Wagon wheels in many pics...Imaginary ideas not connected to reality.
I was really gob-smacked by the bizarre graphics. Did you see the centaur-type creature in the middle at 7:54? Almost as crazy as the seal with long legs and a woolly tail like a sheep! A whole lot of made-up animals.
they didn't have horses until the white man came
No long houses ?
Why do I need English subtitles?
Good visuals but you included a person playing a guitar 9:48. Such anachronisms take away from the impact of the visual. Also, in 12:15 you mention the long houses of the Iroquois but show something else,
Also, at 12:10 you have two voices speaking at the same time.
Well done
How did they survive hurricanes?
Caves
6:35 That's a world record ear of corn LMAO 🪄✨🌽🥇👩🏽🌾
No green beans without the white man.
@@annsaunders5768I know Brassicas like cabbage & Brussels sprouts came from Europe but I think everyone had some sort of bean. Natives have grown them since prehistoric times.
Thank you for all the work you do on these videos❤️! Is there a book where I can find these pictures? Each photo holds so much info.
They had sustainable methods, like eating their dogs, post birth abortion, (their number never increased) and dyeing of old age at 35.
Gad, you people never give up on forcing your socialist ideas on anything they might fit on.
They didn’t cut and bail hay. I’m interested in how they kept their horses alive.
The same way wild horses exist today, they eat wild grass
@@kamiskenaw4340 i’ve run a ranch in Oklahoma and the winners are bad enough. There is nothing to eat here and the winters are much much more harsh in Wyoming.
There are lots of wild horses.. no hay for them yet they live
@@joca4344 there are wild horses in northern Wyoming?
They never had horses until the Europeans brought horses across.
Life was kinda hard in those days.
For most of the world, it is still as hard.
Nope, not usually. Now, yes.
Check the animals in the background! 😂 A.I. Painting has its drawbacks.
Is that how they came up with the centaur-like creature at 7:54? And the seal crossed with a sheep at 12:32?
@@carolynking5470 the whole thing is Al generated. Even the narration! I sure hope people get in the habit of getting their history from AI.
Very few indigenous farmed, or stayed in one area for a long time. They fallowed the great herds and went war with competing tribes, and resorted to human sacrifice and canabolism when time where really tough.
I thought they only ate their dogs, not other humans.
I was born in North America. Does that make me a native american?
They didn’t have tee pees in the north east 😅😅😅
squash pumpkins you dry it in strips
They originated in Siberia ! Daaaaaahhh
Not much information on tribes of the midwest? Don't forget that these people did not work a 9 to 5:00 their job was survival no money just barter and trade
You confuse fermentation with pickling.
❤❤❤I enjoyed thiS enchantinG video but in all Honesty some of the graphiCs aRe a lil questionable because when I saw 2 NatiVe Men and 2 NatiVe Children with no coatS on in the middle of the cold weather...that juSt seemed oFF!👍😂But overall the Narration, HiStoriCal Info, Graphics etc were amaZinG!👍👍👍Now...all we haVe got to do iS Change ThanKsgiVinG to NatiVeS SaVed White People's LiVeS Day because yearS aGo many White Settlers came to North America with very lil knowledge about how to survive and many of them were very sick by the time that they arrived to North America!👍The NatiVe Americans took very good of them and helped to rebound and in return they went to Europe and came back with large groups of settlers with guns to push them off theiR lanDs and eVen kill them!😢😢😢
Thanks for your comments, it means a lot to me.
@@Historicaljourney-ABCYou aRe an awesome NaRRatoR YounG One...keep up the GooD Work!😀Also...plZzz do a shoRt 30 second vloG of thiS video to lure many people to your channel as it's gettinG close to Winter across North America soon and your Video haS many wonderful survival tipS in it that will benefit Humanity especially durinG these Batsh#t Crazy Times!✌🤓
Im from Oklahoma farms! But now i live in a City Apartment in Riverto Wy. 2024. 😂
Urban Indians? How you gonna survive in a city when the city fails?
ai generated slop
Hunya T'so T'sa stunaught
At the same time- white, yellow and black people were doing the same damn thing all over the world.
You're missing the point. Every culture developed ways to sustain themselves with different environments. They're speaking on native Americans.
Ok.. now go make a video
@@AggravatedCassowary.and your point is???????
No, not the same
Time. Europeans were two thousand years ahead of american indians.
This video is about Native American history. Obviously there are similarities to be found the world over....We're All The Same
Lots of words.. no knowledge
Buried in the ground meant mold. No barrells without the "white man".
You didn’t really tell us anything but the obvious !
Lots of cannibalism too.
This drones on and on. It is so repetitive that I had to stop watching it.
Thank you for your comments. I will try harder in the next videos.
nonsense !!
Native Americans and American 🇺🇸 Indian are 2 different peoples
Humans are not native to the Americas so neither.
@ 1828 Webster dictionary definition of an American perfectly describes who was (found) here not (brought) here
@@michaelmayojr.2730 Again numps. Humans are not native to the Americas. None originated there at all. All Indians came from Asia as proven beyond any argument by mitochondrial DNA analysis. ALL.
@@michaelmayojr.2730 Again numps. No humans are native to the Americas. None. All Indians came from Asia, proven beyond any doubt by mitochondrial DNA. Give it up. You lose.
@@michaelmayojr.2730 Humans of any kind are not native to the Americas. Period.
You talk too much
aka da Hebrew Israelites, and yesss; we was called many Proverbs and Bywords...
Pt ♊
2 EZRA:13;;40-45...🔥📢
Our ancestors was da very first tribes 2 come over 2 da Western region... Besides dey're more pyramids built over here in da western and anywhere else in da world... And da NOACH art rested back over here in da Antarctica mountain bcuz da Hebrew Holy Bible mention the original name of our land b4 it was changed 2'da so called Amerkz... + da wood dat our LORD God; told NOACH 2 use is only grown over here in Florida... True Story 🤔