Barbara Teller Ornelas on weaving
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2016
- www.craftinamerica.org. Master Navajo weaver Barbara Teller Ornelas on weaving. TEACHERS episode PBS Premiere: September 15, 2016.
Archival courtesy of Arizona State Museum/University of Arizona/Helga Teiwes, Barbara Teller Ornelas, Lynda Teller Pete, Library of Congress.
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Ahe’eh for the words and the way you showed me the way of weaving.
The Pueblos were here long before 1400. It was the Pueblos that taught the Navajo to weave. This has been proven archeologically and is also in our oral history as Pueblo people. We as Pueblos know this. Remember that wool came with the Spaniards in the 1500's so how can the earliest Navajo weaving be from the 1400's? The pueblo weaving history goes back several millennia even prior to 1400 and even pre-cotton which shows up in the southwest around 700 ad. from Meso-America.
lolomadawa I agree with you
Bullcrap those so called archaeology books are from the 50s that are false, from wikipedia it states Navajo's already came into southwest with weaving tradition,Athabascans tribes,like the Tlingit of Alaska were weaving a longtime, also Navajos and other athabscans like Apache introduce the moccasin into the southwest,from the north, or are you going to claim,that was invented by the pueblos, is the igloo also invented,from you pueblo's not everything came from pueblos , most of your culture, was influenced by Meso-America, it's quite obvious you don't like Navajos and other Athabaskan tribes.
Are you going to claim now you taught, the tlingit how to weave, not everything,came from you pueblos, Tlingits who,are related to Navajo linguistically, already had weaving tradition, going back,Thousands of years in Alaska, thats were navajos learn to weave before we had sheeps to use wools for.
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wait a minute now were not from asia navajos arent asian or alaskan or athobaskin whatever we came up from the worlds in the four corners. those alaskans and athobaskins migrated from us they decided to leave the four corners and go north so thats the true story im native arizona navajo my roots are deep arizona land
Her weaving is a Living, Breathing thing that Speaks to her?? Her weaving chooses her Not the other way around..What She smoking?? Life goes so much better when you have both feet planted on the ground and maybe it's an Indian Tradition but those are some very strange thoughts.
Get your ignorant ass back to europe, btw they arent "indians", indians are from India, im sure a better name for them would be their respective nation, example, Navajo Nation, Cerokee Nation, etc
Lmao. I mean no harm but there are things that NATIVE AMERICANS think are "strange" among white folks, along with how they think. How about instead of calling something strange and saying she's "smoking" something (indicating her thoughts are influenced from recreational drug activity) and try to understand how the thinking differs from yours.......Why don't you expand your mind instead of judging like an ignorant person would........
hahaha your mindset and thinking is way too small, does it ever get boring?