Chasing History: Moundville Archaeological Park
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2022
- Chase visits Moundville Archaeological Park in Southern Alabama, where site interpreter Rosa Hall takes him on a tour of ancient Mississippian-Period mounds, plazas and artifacts. The site reveals the living history of the sophisticated Native American civilizations that once occupied the region.
I'm Chickasaw and I recently got to go to our ancestral homelands. I met this woman when I went to Moundville and she was just the sweetest. She showed me around the site and showed me her living history stuff. It was really really cool and I'm glad I got to experience that.
that is so AWESOME!! she is such a wonderful person and we were so glad to have her show us the site! Thank you for sharing your experience!
Be sure to listen to the Seven Ages Audio Journal episode on this site available on UA-cam and podcast. just look up Seven Ages Audio Journal!
See you soon Moundville!!! Moundfest 2023!!! The Grayhawk band is going to be there!!!
Hope it will be a Great Show!
Thanks for your videos of all these sites. I thoroughly enjoyed the time and effort you put into this. We have lost so much of our culture, but you guys are telling the story again. Very interesting!!
Thank you SO MUCH for your support!!! we have a LOT of Great episodes coming soon! if you have a chance can you help us spread the word about this site by sharing it on your social media or mention it to your friends!!! that kind of grass root support REALLY Helps!!! Thank you for your comment and for being apart of our community!
My family used to visit there in the late 70’s - early 80’s.
you should go back!!!!...they have done a LOT of improvements on the site and it is an AMAZING Place to Visit!
Super interesting! Love this lady. Thanks Chase.
We loved interviewing her too! she was Incredible and full of knowledge!
Awesome! I have been there at night and the stars were amazing. The fog cover was also very eerie. Lots more to learn about that location. The recovered adze and original wooden handle they have displayed there was really cool to see. Thanks Chase
Thanks for your comment!!! i bet that site is ERIE with fog!!! we herd some pretty interesting ghost stories while their... and the adze was one of the coolest artifacts we have ever seen!! Please Share this episode on your social media if you can!! it REALLY helps us out!!!
@@ChasingHistory I would like to hear some of those stories myself... kinda see if they'd corroborate at all with what I experienced. Keep up the good work. Thanks
Ya 🎉 I was like 100!
Ty for this
You are Welcome!! be sure to check out our other episodes on prehistoric native sites!
Yessss!!!!! Thank you
You're welcome!! We LOVE teaching about prehistoric native America and we have a lot more coming soon!!
Awesome video and information Chase. Thanks for sharing this.
Thank You Matt!!! we are grateful for your support! and we have a LOT More coming!
They used houses that stayed cool all summer long by not having walls on the houses and the air flow was great , they had walls around the entire area though. Also they kept forests clean and burned so no bugs
thanks for sharing ..... Andor Sucks Balls
I went there on a school field trip it was awesome
It Is Awesome!!! Thank you for sharing!!
Wow amazing
I KNOW!!!!! Rite!!!
They had massive Timbers used as stakes for the foundations of the houses on them
no one is going to take you seriously..... Andor Sucks Balls
Have they used LIDAR on this area?
i beleive so
Would have liked to see more museum pieces...! We're any of the mounds excavated??? No info on that here...
We would have liked to have shown more, but we were very restricted in what we could show in the museum, out of respect for the current native tribes & for items that were on loan and not apart of permanent display. which is completely understandable. best way to see it is to go visit yourself! its a Great site with Great people!
You should cover the legends on Giants. I've been to these sites as a fellow utuber. Might find the videos I got interesting.
not a bad idea.... it would be a great commentary on how newspapers in the mid to late 19th century created legends to sell newspapers that still negatively effect us and native American groups to this day.... thanks for the idea!
@@ChasingHistory no that is not totally true. There is some truth in the legend of giants see my videos.
@@ChasingHistory there is some conspiracies that are real. UAPs for example.
They lived longer than that
i think your out of your depth here ..... Andor sucks balls
Maybe they lived underground in flat roofed mounds to avoid Tornadoes???
they did not... the housing construction is very well documented.
Here's a thought, these aren't simply mounds but earthen pyramids. Secondly, our European ancestors were responsible for the destruction of approximately 90% of the total mounds that once existed.
that's a good thought. and yes the colonist of north America have and still are destroying native sites at an astonishing rate! its important that we do not forget that!
She seems so nice, I bet she is a Republicon political appointee. Education matters unless you're related in Bama
we don't know her politics, but she was one of the Nicest and Most Knowledgeable people we met on our visit to the site!! we Really has a Blast hanging out and spending time with everyone their. it is a GREAT Site and i urge everyone to visit!!
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When do they have the Pow Wow every year? Would like to visit !❤