Jicarilla Apache Star Stories
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Jicarilla Apache people have a unique connection to the dunes, part of their traditional homeland. For generations, tribal elders have collected magnetic black sand here for use in sand paintings, and continue to do so in the national park by special permit.
Patches of black magnetite sand speckled with lighter sand grains are commonly seen on the dunes, and seem to reflect the starry night skies above. Great Sand Dunes' dark skies are a window not only into the universe, but also the stories from diverse cultures that have lived here. In this short video, Bryan Vigil shares some of the meanings the Jicarilla Apache traditionally find in the North Star, Big Dipper, and Milky Way.
NPS video description: The video opens with an image of Jicarilla Apache elder Bryan Vigil inside a tipi, with a campfire below him. For most of the video, Bryan sits beside a younger Apache man telling star stories, with the dunes and mountains in the background. Photos of the North Star, Big Dipper, and Milky Way over the dunes appear as he speaks of each one.
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Truly amazing! We appreciate any knowledge you are willing to share. La Junta, Colorado.
Please, record a series of these.
As the stargazer, I have an interest in native knowledge of the stars and celestial phenomena. I am glad to discover the Apache astronomy here.
I really have respect for all this native people.
We star watcher too
🙏🙏🙏🙏💜🌹💜🌟💜🌹💜🙏🙏🙏🙏 AMEN
Guess what my dad wS station in white sand airforce base.and married a martinez we been here all this time
Love the interpretation of "naughty girls that we pray to" ❤️😄
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IHÉHE ASÉ
Hi family brother and sister of my father
Ha ha this explain Das tent. Hi I am your tribal member of the w quintana we the stolen children of okahoma..lol
Before after me internity no matter what apostlic God and the devil and Jesus Christ name amen
Tidak dipelajari didalam Islam itu suku