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I own "The Second Edition Encyclopedia of Missions, " by Dwight, Tupper, and Bliss. - Funk & Wagnalls Company, New York and London, 1904 There's an entry about: "ETAWAH," a town and district in the United Provinces, India. Said to be the "healthiest town on the plains of India." interestingly, there was also a mission in "Caxias, BRAZIL, in Maranhão province. "Caxa???"🤔

Is this where we get couscous from?

OH MY HOLY MOTHER OF GOD! My mind is blown. Mr. Yanis/Yannis (sp?) I am commenting now cause I have to go back through the last 3 seasons for the 1,000th time. I'm am as obsessed with Genealogy as you are with nomadic history. I am a 10th gg-daughter of William Bradford via his son (can't remember name) Then his daughter Hanna ( wife of Joshua Ripley) and their daughter, Alice Ripley, (A Franklin, CT born Quaker.) . Making Gov William my 10th gg-pa. I just got a family tree update about a 10th gg-ma: Mary Winslow B:1646 Marshfield, Plymouth, Mass, Massachusetts, USA D:30 July 1721 AND- she appears to be related to a Bradford and a Griswold. But I can't find out more until I renew my premium account. I KNOW you have said the name Winslow a billion times. When I release my P.H.d dissertation, ((I only have a G.E.D. lol,) I want permission to list THIS podcast as the NUMBER ONE credit in my dedication.

I can't believe ppl praise guys like DeSoto columbo and cortezo, when these fux we're nothing more than hi end murderers and rapeing thieves😢

Another question, not I'm not trying to deny anything one way or the other I'm just simply wanting to understand. As far as far as them not having artifacts from other areas that could also be interpreted that their area had become so dominant that they were the ones that would be asserting their cultural superiority over the others artifacts would be superior to anyone from outside. Just an observation. Are there any references that you would recommend for researching this information

Decorations that the individuals would wear would that necessarily mean that they would have a bearing of Divinity or attachment to the gods or were they just simply be symbols of office much like we have nowadays what would be the evidence showing one way or the other?

I think this is one of the most informative podcasts that I have ever seen on The History of the United States. And as such I was wondering if you could put or give me a list of how to listen to it in chronological order

We have mound here in dade co. Ga. I live less then a mile from it hell hang gliders practice off it.

You’re the best out there please keep pumping these vids out

Thanks for the video, I once tried to find the original accounts, but please learn to speak Spanish. Sorry, but I assume everybody has friends who speak Spanish in my part of the US but maybe you don't.

Again the present Echoes the past

Don’t mean to be picky but it’s New HAVEN. Not NEW Haven.

400lbs one of the bigest men in the world 200 yrs later 400lbs frigen lightwait try harder whata ya eatn salid all day

Washington Irving's fictionalized Knickerbocker History parodies Kieft as William the Testy. ## Kieft didn't accept all New Englanders. He arrested and then drove off a group of Puritans from Lynn Mass who didn't ask permission and assumed Long Island (beyond Breuklein) was just part of Connecticut.

Thanks!

beware of the pretendians and revisionists and racists in comments, they are not Native American, they are culture thieving pretendians ...they steal your tax dollars in frauds of identity, they do this on purpose as this makes white ppl tired of Natives... the black racists stir up BS for Natives like the Cherokee

As the paternity goes, some tribes allowed a woman only 1 sexual partner per menstrual cycle in order to keep track of the who the father is.. Also, some tribes have the maternal uncle in the fatherly role of raising/ teaching his sisters children.

your citation of sources are none existent. typical grand narrative garbage.

41:30 in the Old Testament you can read about the pink tent that menstruating women went to. There's a present day org called Pink Tent whose mission is to provide a space for women to talk about sexual health and where women who experience violence can talk to an understanding audience. They get their name from the Bible. Pretty sure they're catholic.

What an ending

You keep mentioning the 3 sisters, what about tobacco? Tobacco obviously plays a major role in Wampanoag beliefs as it does in most native beliefs. But when does tobacco come into usage and cultivation?

This is fantastic. I wish I'd had a channel like this as a resource when I was teaching US history for the kids who kept asking more questions about those early days of European colonization. It's hard to find quality, engaging content that helps people visualize just how strange a time it was to be a Native American, European, or African. I'd love to see a video on Olaudah Equiano. Maybe you already did and I just haven't watched it yet. Then again, I tend to give him the benefit of the doubt generally trusting his account. Thanks again for making this, I'll be watching and sharing.

Great job I found it it is James great videos better than mine

Ive come to realize a whole lot of what was taught in school was 100% bs

9:50 the crew threatened to mutate*

Great research and discussion, I've always been interested in the story of DeVaca,,thank you for the excellent story, and I agree with you that he painted his image to look like he was the hero

Bro you are the goat

Dam see pics from hunters and fishing in 1800 s tons of fish dear and most everything cant imagin starving with so much available if you had any kinda skill

And it's things like this that made our founding fathers want our government to be a secular government

The conquistadors? It was a different time though I can't help thinking a fair number were on the psychopath spectrum....and a good way along it.

Cow face ? Some how I do not think this was in reference to a male ancestor.😇😁

A harrowing narrative reminiscent of the film Aguirre: The Wrath of God (check it out)

Cool.story it is almost.better.than the dutch professors

great episode

One year to have three villages of 100 each(immigrants from New Spain?) and two garrisoned forts in place, in barely known terrain with natives that will definitely be hostile, is a huge expectation! Maybe it’s the benefit of hindsight, but that seems like an impossible assignment.

What was Jeanne Trahan Dionne's ship called? Was it Saint-Clement 1643 ? One of my ancestors that hopped off the ship in Boston was coming from La Rochelle with a ship of French Huguenots. This is a lot of history I have never head before!

another fine episode! keep up the good work

Ships Making land Cannons out Shooting you, shooting me Fort Caroline War times never seemed so dark I've been inclined To wonder. Where the hell is Jian of Arc?😂🤣😅🎶🎵

Ask Stevie, "Superstition Ain't the Way"

THIS IS THE DEFINITION OF IRONY: Governor William Bradford - Mayflower Passenger- had a son William who had a daughter Hanna who had a daughter Alice (Ripley). Alice was my 7th great grandmother, married to my 7th paternal (maiden) great grandfather Samuel Edgerton. Samuel, and more so, Alice were instrumental in bringing Quakerism to Norwich CT. Which is doubly ironic since my 9th great grandfather Richard Edgerton fought under Myles Standish in the Connecticut Militia. And myles is a 7rh great grandfather on my mom's side.

The English did a good job moving these Puritan nutters to somewhere else.

I wonder if the 13 colonies got funding for their rebellion from the United Provinces because of the New Netherlands settlers that remained after the British took over? It would make sense that many of these families would still have relatives and connections with their formal colonial masters.

We were 0-3 with vps named johnson 😂

John beecher is my 14th great grandfather

Just started getting interesting when the ear crushing river came crashing in. Such a shame. I'm out

I have a wire recording of Queen Elizabeth II cornonation, and it seems higher quality than the official one (wire was probably higher quality than tape at the time) ruclips.net/video/_T04RlHq9sE/видео.html

I’ve enjoyed some of your podcasts about the puritans

Yes you do kill the king of England and get away with it ! Joseph Pride of Maine did just that. He was the son of Thomas Pride of Prides Purge, and executioner of charles 1st

In the various Algonquin dialects, often the ending "g" and "k" are interchangeable, and both usually imply a plural form of the word; hence, Wampanoag is a plural term...not only that but it's an "animate" plural. Inanimate plurals would be more likely to take an "n" as the final consonant. "g" and "k" are very often interchangeable in many languages, not just Algonquin. "t" and "d" sounds are also commonly interchanged...example "looked" ends in a "t" sound, not the "d" that is there. Ditto for "s" and "z" as well as "b" and "v". Very good set of videos.

My family (Wiegand) fled king lois the 14th and the Catholics and at the Queens doing was sent to Newburgh. General Washington used our shack as a military command.