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Some of those tools are the same tools we use today when we soften hides. We're Cree. That big hollow bone is a scraper to remove the flesh. You used it upside down.

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Nice history thanks for sharing this information with us ,I a collector of many different item from Indian blankets to fire starter.

The village people lived there 😂😂😂

I have some of those 😅😅😅

Thank you for brining some sanity to utube. 😊

Happy birthday Jimmy. I love you very much. lil sis😂🎉❤

Great parody!!! Nice job!!!

Amen to this🙌🏾love the hopefulness joy and honesty

Finally! Thank you, Sir.

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most American thing i’ve heard in a while 🦅 loved it ❤

Love your stuff. !

If its natural then the indian liked it that way and didnt work it. The indians were looking at the ground everyday for 1000s of years. Every stone on the ground has been handled by a indian in Ky. The small creekbeds are full of them because in my opinion they tossed therm in like coins at a fountain. No stone has been left unturned and some of the rocks may have been practice stones.

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Were these pieces legally obtained?

@6:40 they may be predator calls, not flutes?

Thanks, James.

puebloan pottery not anaszi. the pueblo and navajo people destroyed all anaszi dwellings and broke all pottery made by them on the ground. that is why there is pottery laying all over the top of the ground in many places over Arizona. Navajo traditional teachings tell the whole story.

Your video is very beautiful. I like it a lot. I have been trying to talk to you for a long time. I am waiting for your response. Please give me a chance to talk to you.💗💜💜

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Your video is very good. I like it a lot. I have been trying to talk to you for a long time. I am waiting for your response. Please give me a chance to talk to you.💚

I enjoyed this so much. These are simply beautiful drawings and understanding them adds to my appreciation of them as a person who draws and makes pots.

Just wondering after finding horned snake in north cent Utah what you might know re horned serpent/ Quetzalcoatl?

Very well played and great singing my friend!🎸

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Wow this is a banger 🔥

True, dat.

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I really needed to hear that right now, thanks.

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Carlos Nakai was a nice touch

My Father, ladies and gentlemen 😅❤❤❤

Now I'll have to go looking for pictures to see what it might have looked like when it was young ;-) Thanks for showing this amazing machine.

This is the worst. I want my time back....

What a mind blowing privilege it must be to be allowed to see the back rooms full of artifacts! There's a lot of Medicine in that room your in!

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Hi Jim I'm looking for the song you sang last 🌃 ght at Getaway I remember something about Vaseline in yer hand... Very funny , I need to hear it again !

How and where did you get these? Who owns these? Why do you have these?

I hope these “prehistoric” findings get donated to the “prehistoric” human tribes that they belonged to that are alive to this day.

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Muy bueno.

There is a bluff around my families land that still had a bunch of paintings still on it and I've always wondered what they were trying to say

Stone with center hole and escape almost looks keyhole ish, which is found in other ancient cultures.

at the end, thereś step fret motif, my favorite...how it reduces, morphs, a grand hunt...the centipede look is on Moche pots...

Nice video perciate it Hombre... reproduction sets would be nice.... I would buy one for sure...... Guy seems to be on the up and up.

I pray you take this stuff back where you found it so others can see and enjoy the history you could pay to have these places protected from other thief's

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