History of the Siouan Languages
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- Опубліковано 4 гру 2023
- History of the Siouan Languages, Proto-Siouan, Proto-Catawban, Mississippi Siouan, Missouri Siouan, Mandan, Ohio Siouan, Dacotan, Chiwere-Winnebago, Dhegihan, Biloxi-Ofo, Tutelo, Woccon, Sioux, Nacota, Crow, Hidatsa
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American Frontiers - Aaron Kenny
Ether Real - Density & Time
After the 1720s, most of the Tutelos had joined the Iroquois and were living in and around what is now Sunbury, Pennsylvania, at the forks of the Susquehanna River and may have moved closer to the Cayugas by the 1750s.
It is known that most Tutelos moved to the Grand River where they lived in the area that is named after them: "Tutela heights". The last fluent speaker of Tutelo died in 1898 at the Grand River reserve. Many of them intermarried with the Cayugas, but it is possible that the Tutelo Spirit Adoption Ceremony has allowed the people to go on, though in small numbers and with little information available.
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Correct. But many stayed and still exists as tribes today. (Pi:ląhuk. Nahą:pipi Charles mįkilá:kewa. Raleigh, NC watí:wa. Míma Monacan Yesą.)
Thank you. Good day. My name is Charles. I live in Raleigh, NC. I am of the Monacan people.
I'm an Artist/UA-camr/Tribal Historian. The above language is Yesáneechi (Tounge of the people). Today called Tutelo-Saponi-Monacan.
Seeing the history of the Siouan languages is very fascinating! Great job as always!
Thank you
And sad at the same time.
Amazing video! I hope you make Iroquoian and Tupi-Guaraní too.
Thank you very much. You have made also great job
Wow, a video about languages in North America! That's awesome!! Thank you for all of the wonderful videos; this is one of my favorite channels!!
Thank you very much
Thank you so much for these Native American language families history videos!! We highly appreciate your research and illustration, uwu! Pleaseee do an Oto-Manguean family language video :3
You're welcome :)
I think i'm beginning to like language history videos more than country history videos
Dang! For almost 3500 years, the Catawban people (and their ancestors before them) were, like, "I think we'll stay right here. We got a good thing going on."
I had always associated the Siouan languages with the Great Plains, so I was surprised to find out they originate in the Carolinas
I was researching about this family last night. What a coincidence! Great video as always 🫡
Thank you
Great video as always
Thank you
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That's very interesting that it's thought to originate in the Carolinas. Do you have a source?
See: Homelands of the world's language families A quantitative approach - Søren Wichmann
Great work, Costas❤
Thank you
Nice video.
Thank you
Wow it's amazing to see really how much they expanded!Great video!❤👍
on the bright side, at least, some of them are still there on the northwest and midwest and didn't get crammed into oklahoma
I love the apparent precision of these maps, but one has to wonder how we know where these language speakers were 4,500 years before they became literate?
So sad tp watch all these languages by wiped out. Hope those who remains may invert the trend and transmit their languages to the future generations
New video is out I am jumping to watch it
Great video
Thank you
Quite surprising that the present-day Carolinas was their ultimate urheimat, given that the Siouan speakers were once part of Mississippian/Cahokian cultural complex.
crazy how even the natives went to the west
They didnt, the languages were naturally transmitted between peoples and new languages were born based on ones that they learnt before, just like all around the globe. These people were unknowingly to them, connected through a language family. That doesnt meant they were the same
@@kingdmind All people there were natives, no matter when they were born. And they went to the west. So, where am I wrong?
You should do a video about the Chibchan languages
Hey Costas, where do you get your sources of the locations and maps for your language and country videos? Great video btw, keep going!
Thank you. About this see Homelands of the world's language families A quantitative approach - Søren Wichmann
nice video
Thank you
you're welcome@@CostasMelas
Please make video on Khoi-San Languages, Arawak, Algic
Excellent work! I am gonna recommend this to everyone! Thank you for all of this work I’m sure it isn’t easy. Will you be making one around the Gulf of Mexico, Florida, Cuba and Yucatan? Keep up the excellent work!
Thank you very much
Excellent work. Can you do one video about some language family from brazil?
Thank you. Yes i would love to make them in the future
This is absolutely nuts because: 1. The map doesn't go far enough south showing any of the base language there and 2. It shows nothing in the Pacific Ocean. Our Siouan language comes from the south. Perhaps this goes over well in collegiate communities but not with someone who has warn his moccasins out throughout these lands. I realize of course it's not you I'm mad with, it's your source. It is just so painful to see.
Could you make the history of the Creole Languages? (Not all of them, you can choose english creoles, french or portuguese).
HEY THAT'S MY LIE!!!
CHRISTMAS CAME EARLY :)
4:29 - 4 languages in one moment,
TF, for what
I felt manifest destiny coming inside me with this one
You should do the evolution of Mayan languages.
Can you do the Algic and Algonquin languages?
helllo North America
Possible History of Proposed Vasconic languages?
And what happened with the people who talked?
They were forced not to
Make the history of Caribbean Creole ,Mayan Languages and history of Spanish Empire
Siouan Languages started from South Carolina .
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my final message. Goodb ye
That might be the sharpest decline yet in these videos, damn. Whenever I hear that song (the second one in the video), I always have a hunch it means something bad is coming, idk why.
Beautiful video. Thank you for covering more native american languages!
Yeah the genocide of natives was awful
Do Nostratic❗😂
0:05 North Carolina??
Wow I've been trying to infer the early spread of Siouan-Catawban and I came to a similar conclusion. There are only 2 details I would change: if you use South Appalachian Mississippian sites as a proxy for Muscogean, then Sioux-Catawban would start farther north. Perhaps from Jacksonville to the south end of Washington DC.
So, was the Powatan Confederacy Tutelo speaking?
No they spoke Powhatan, an Algonquin Language, the tutelos lived to the west of the Powhatan.
4:32 what happened to those languages
They were forced to stop speaking them
I'm looking at depressing extinct
Did they drink blood like some Mongolian nations or those close to the Mongols in their customs and traditions?
No. The us don't usually report cannibalism among tribes in the US.
Your thinking of Aztecs.
@@noahtylerpritchett2682 the Aztecs didn't do that either they did Sacrifice
@@wilcowen they ate hearts
@@noahtylerpritchett2682 I mean drinking the blood of animals like some Siberian and Arctic tribes
@@hamzaalmdghri8741 oh,
Depends on the tribe.
how do you make these videos
I use mainly paintnet and blender
@@CostasMelas dang
So what enabled the Sioux to beat other tribes to expand from one coastal corner to such a vast territory?? Even as early as BC
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Greeks have Turkish DNA 🇹🇷🇹🇷
Really? But in my opinion, on the contrary, the Turks have Greek DNA, as well as Arab, Assyrian, Kurdish, Armenian and other DNA.
Shocking how neighbors share genetics
@@Vas-lv4mr greeks have turkish albanian and muslim dna
No they have Anatolian DNA not your mixed oghuz bloodline
@@davidmccarroll2280 Greeks have turkish albanian muslim genes.... They lived in Ottoman together
It's so sad how these languages disappeared from existance because the Anglo Imperialism it's more barbaric than the Hispanic one
They were both equally as barbaric to me
@@AG77420Spain protected the indigenous people, they had the best salaries as workers in their time. Spain promoted mestizo laws in order to mix their ethnicity with the natives. Anglos sissy teach them their religion because they thaught they were an inferior race to them, the opposite with the Spanish one. ¡There is even Aztec and indigenous people in nowadays Spanish nobility! Natives were not subjected to the inquisition. Also, Spanish didn’t conquest the americas, were native allies to Spain who fought against the barbaric indigenous empires such as the aztecs, who sacrificed 20.000 people a year. Spain didn’t had native slaves as many people say. What is even more surprising it’s that black slaves from the English fled to Spanish viceroyalties to fight against that empire. And the last curiosity is that the first black person to study in a university was Spanish. But I recognize that Spain has been super barbaric doing all of this things I said.
@@praetorius.Me parece muy bien que los aniquilen, porqué deberíamos de convivir con un montón de salvajes que son caníbales y andan desnudos?
Agradezco al gran Julio Roca por no haber seguido el ejemplo de los Españoles y en su lugar haber desinfectado la Patagonia de esos monstruos.
Faustino Sarmiento también supo ver que "vuestra" visión de una América multiracial era una abominación.
Te recomendaría que leyeras "La Cautiva" de Esteban Echeverría, donde se describe muy bien lo "merecedores" que los indios eran de ser tratados como humanos.
Los Ingleses tuvieron valor al aniquilar a todos esos bárbaros, lo de ustedes los Españoles fue una total aberración y cobardía.
Siempre usan como argumento hispanista "los indígenas estaban en guerras entre ellos y eran caníbales" yo siempre que veo eso me pregunto: ¿Entonces porqué te mezclas con una cultura de bestias sin raciocinio? ¿Dónde está el orgullo de voluntariamente haber mezclado tu raza con unos monstruos que secuestraban Mujeres y les cortaban la planta de los pies para que no pudieran escapar?
¿En serio sentirías orgullo de mezclarte con los mismos que les arrancaban los bebés a mujeres embarazadas del vientre mientras estas seguían vivas?
Aunque estoy hablando del mismo país que considera torturar toros como """cultura y tradición""", no sé porqué esperaría coherencia.
Anglo imperialism the curse to World 😢
Imperialism is a natural state of human vs human competition. If you loose, you loose.