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De Soto National Memorial NPS
Добавлен 27 июн 2018
Channel for videos of programs, events, demonstrations, and movies from De Soto National Memorial
British Florida and Flintlock Musket Demonstration
Join De Soto National Memorial Ranger Dan Stephens, as he discusses the British intermediate period of Florida in the 18th Century. After his talk, Ranger Stephens also demonstrates the firing sequence of the small arms weapon of the time, a flintlock musket known as the Brown Bess. We hope you enjoy this video and tune in for more Living History videos!
Learn more about De Soto National Memorial at www.nps.gov/deso.
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Mending and Repairing Mail Armor
Просмотров 3683 года назад
Join De Soto National Memorial volunteer, Ron Schoenfelder, as he goes over how to repair chain-link armor. He will take you through the basics of making chain-link, as well as how to repair it using these basic techniques for guidance. We hope you enjoy this video and tune in for more Living History videos! Learn more about De Soto National Memorial at www.nps.gov/deso. Comments are closely mo...
Ranger Roundup: The Buzz is About - Pollinators! (S2,E1, Pt. 3/3)
Просмотров 484 года назад
Hello Junior Rangers and welcome back to Ranger Roundup Season 2. In this series, we are expanding on our first series by talking about each topic (bees, sun, soil, and water) more in depth. This is part three of three on the topic of bees, and in this video we will be talking about pollinations and different kinds of pollinators. We also get to talk about some of the bees that are native to Fl...
Ranger Roundup: The Buzz is About - Beekeeping! (S2,E1, Pt. 2/3)
Просмотров 214 года назад
Hello Junior Rangers and welcome back to Ranger Roundup Season 2. In this series, we are expanding on our first series by talking about each topic (bees, sun, soil, and water) more in depth. This is part two of three on the topic of bees, and in this video we will be talking about beekeeping with an actual beekeeper! Dr. Scott Dobrin is a professor at Eckerd College, in St Petersburg, FL, and d...
Ranger Roundup: The Buzz is About - Beeswax! (S2,E1, Pt. 1/3)
Просмотров 454 года назад
Hello Junior Rangers and welcome back to Ranger Roundup Season 2. In this series, we are expanding on our first series by talking about each topic (bees, sun, soil, and water) more in depth. This is part one of three on the topic of bees, and in this video we will be talking about how beeswax has been used in history, as well as how to make your own beeswax candle at home. *Disclaimer* Social d...
De Soto National Memorial Virtual Trail Walk
Просмотров 4764 года назад
The short trail is one of two trails at De Soto National Memorial. About a half a mile in length, this trail takes you through mangrove forests on a boardwalk and along the coastline through coast sand scrub habitats. We hope you enjoy taking a virtual walk through our park! Learn more about our park on our website, www.nps.gov/deso, and on our RUclips channel, De Soto National Memorial NPS. Vi...
Gone Fishing: Casting a Line (Pt. 5 of 5)
Просмотров 334 года назад
Join us for the final episode of our "Gone Fishing" series, as our Rangers tell you about some of the basics of fishing. In this video, Ranger Rachel tells and Ranger Alyssa demonstrates how to cast a fishing line and watch as our other Rangers show off their casting skills here at De Soto National Memorial. Make sure to go back and watch the rest of the videos in this series in our Gone Fishin...
Gone Fishing: Understanding Fishing Regulations (Pt. 4 of 5)
Просмотров 874 года назад
Join us in our "Gone Fishing" series, as our Rangers tell you about some of the basics of fishing. In this video, Ranger Alyssa shows you how to read and understand the rules and regulations that we follow here at De Soto National Memorial when we go fishing off of our coast, and why they are important. Learn more about De Soto National Memorial at www.nps.gov/deso Comments are closely monitore...
Gone Fishing: Common Fishing Knots (Pt. 3 of 5)
Просмотров 184 года назад
Join us in our "Gone Fishing" series, as our Rangers tell you about some of the basics of fishing. In this video, you can learn about three common knots that we use to tie hooks to our casting line by following Ranger Marielle and listening to Ranger Rachel. Learn more about De Soto National Memorial at www.nps.gov/deso Comments are closely monitored in an effort to maintain a positive environm...
Gone Fishing: Types of Rods (Pt. 2 of 5)
Просмотров 664 года назад
Join us in our "Gone Fishing" series, as our De Soto National Memorial Rangers tell you about some of the basics of fishing. In this video, Ranger Marielle shares the various kinds of rods and reels and what they are used for. Learn more about De Soto National Memorial at www.nps.gov/deso Comments are closely monitored in an effort to maintain a positive environment. While constructive criticis...
Gone Fishing: What is in the tackle box? (Pt. 1 of 5)
Просмотров 774 года назад
Join us in our "Gone Fishing" series, as our Rangers tell you about some of the basics of fishing. In this video, you can learn about what we put in our tackle box for fishing here at De Soto National Memorial. Learn more about De Soto National Memorial at www.nps.gov/deso Comments are closely monitored in an effort to maintain a positive environment. While constructive criticism and suggestion...
Ask A Ranger: Q2 - Who were the natives De Soto met/encountered on the expedition?
Просмотров 1074 года назад
Ask A Ranger is a series of videos made to answer some of the parks most frequently asked questions. We hope you enjoy this snippet of learning and will join us as we answer more questions about the history here at De Soto National Memorial. Comment below with questions you want to see answered next! Learn more about the history at www.nps.gov/deso Comments are closely monitored in an effort to...
Ask A Ranger: Q3 - What were the impacts De Soto had on the natives?
Просмотров 604 года назад
Ask A Ranger is a series of videos made to answer some of the parks most frequently asked questions. We hope you enjoy this snippet of learning and will join us as we answer more questions about the history here at De Soto National Memorial. Comment below with questions you want to see answered next! Learn more about the history at www.nps.gov/deso Comments are closely monitored in an effort to...
Ask A Ranger: Q1-How far and long did the conquistadors travel/What did they do in their free time?
Просмотров 594 года назад
Ask A Ranger is a series of videos to answer some of the parks most frequently asked questions. We hope you enjoy this snippet of learning and will join us as we answer more questions about the history here at De Soto National Memorial. Comment below with questions you want to see answered next! Learn more about the history at www.nps.gov/deso Comments are closely monitored in an effort to main...
Ranger Roundup: Danger: Slippery Slope Ahead! (Ep. #4 Pt. 2 of 2)
Просмотров 414 года назад
Ranger Roundup is a 4 part series that shares some of the basic building blocks that help to sustain life on Earth. This episode, Danger: Slippery Slope Ahead!, is the forth and final installment of the series and is broken into two parts, this being part 2. This episode discusses the topic of water and how humans use and impact the water on our planet. If you have not watch part 1, check it ou...
Ranger Roundup: Danger: Slippery Slope Ahead! (Ep. #4 Pt.1 of 2)
Просмотров 374 года назад
Ranger Roundup: Danger: Slippery Slope Ahead! (Ep. #4 Pt.1 of 2)
Ranger Roundup: A Little Dirt Never Hurt (Ep. #3 - Pt 2/2)
Просмотров 404 года назад
Ranger Roundup: A Little Dirt Never Hurt (Ep. #3 - Pt 2/2)
The Matchlock Gun Virtual Living History Program
Просмотров 2 тыс.4 года назад
The Matchlock Gun Virtual Living History Program
Ranger Roundup: A Little Dirt Never Hurt (Ep. #3 - Pt. 1/2)
Просмотров 304 года назад
Ranger Roundup: A Little Dirt Never Hurt (Ep. #3 - Pt. 1/2)
Ranger Roundup: What is All the Buzz About? (Ep. #1)
Просмотров 1454 года назад
Ranger Roundup: What is All the Buzz About? (Ep. #1)
thanks!
Thank you for taking the time to upload this, I really appreciate it :)
Correction the matchlock musket was not a cutting edge weapon. It was a firearm
Can we have more videos on the native people that interacted with De Soto Expedition? History, culture, technology would all be interesting topics. All hearing from descendant communities.... Not just all one sided.
The girl speaking ruins it
"A very impressive weapon, 🔫 against the Aztecs, Mayans, and Incas." "Deadly old 🧓 world 🗺 diseases, such as smallpox, chicken 🐔 pox, spanish flu, cholera, scarlet fever, german measles, english mumps, and bubonic plague." "Spain's 🇪🇸 secret weapon 🔫 to wipe out the native american population."
"Favorite gun 🔫 for Pirates, 🏴☠️ English, 🏴 French, 🇫🇷 Dutch, 🇳🇱 and Ottoman Turkish 🇹🇷 privateers." "Barbary Corsairs from the barbary coast of North Africa?" 🌍 "Morocco?" 🇲🇦
Florida is both Spanish and British!
Wait... So each time after shooting, the match rope must be unloaded from serpentine???? 🤔
Yes,for safety reasons.
How often are alligators present?
Quite impressive! People these days may look at muskets and think they are inefficient but back then they truly shaped history
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Experience
The man has more expirien.
Very good
Here is a link to compliment your information....ruclips.net/video/zRdpEB9Lcmk/видео.html
Hello. Thank you for trying to answer my questions. Has your site ever had an archeological survey done on it? Have their been original indigenous artifacts found there? How about Spanish artifacts? Metal work, beads, textiles?
Why does the History and Culture page on the De Soto National Memorial website have no information about De Soto's expedition in Florida, only his life beforehand, and no information about any of the impacts on Native Americans discussed in this video?
Weren't warbows also used by men in De Soto's expedition? Also, could there perhaps be a video made on the weapons and tactics used by the indigenous folks who fought De Soto? I think they were using the bow in warfare and hunting if not also the atlatl? Maybe the sling too? Thank you for trying to keep the history alive. PS Where did you acquire your arquebuses?