Thanks for this. I do not know much about the history of America's indigenous first peoples, so when the topic came up in conversation the other day, I thought I'd look into some of it again. Your video talks about the origins of the Iroquois - nice! And yet, like any take in history, there is always a "before," and I would like to know more about that as well. These peoples who eventually came to their semi-sedentary existence that gave rise to these sociopolitical organizations, well, they had forebears who had ancestors, too. Love history! 😉
Great start to an exciting series. I may have started with V... 😳🤷🏻♂️was hyped to hear you reference the Iroquois history and legend podcast it really is awesome them dudes do a great job. Check out the work of EG Squire. His book aboriginal monuments of New York State is readable online. I think you will enjoy the site surveys of ancient indigenous fortifications all over NY. Made me wanna go on an archaeology hunt in my back yard.
It’s so good to find people with the same fascinations! This is so great! It’s just what I’ve been looking for. I am endlessly fascinated by the indigenous history of all N.America, but specifically around the Great Lakes. The European involvement is interesting in it’s own right.. but the time before they arrived is what really gets me! It was truly another world. The Iroquoian peoples are very cool, because they existed in all these like, chiefdoms, around the lakes. The Wendat are my favourite because I grew up in S. Ontario, but that is a bias I suppose. Among the Algonquians, the Ojibwe are definitely my favourite, because of their epic, victorious wars against the Iroquois and Sioux(during the European period). The Sioux only became a mighty warrior nation of the plains, because they were driven from the Great Lakes region by the Ojibwe.
I've heard a story of war party's as far as south America and brang some gautamolia people back that is how bad the five tribes were for the thirst of blood was
this is going to be a fun podcast series to! ameican history gets a bad rap for being boring or only really starting when Jamestown was founded and survived, when in acruality, you expand the scope out from its extremely anglo focus and towards the other europenas that were trying to colonize the continent, the various native american tribes and confederacies and nations that existed and still exist today, and of course the truly weird stuff that never gets mentioned in APUSH.
as the wind blows as the earth shakes as the waters flow so the story goes... a star with a tail covers the night...a divine young squal in a hell on a culture gets shined on by the ever flowing sprit of the all... 10 Comments Mike Ellinger e all...as it was a he born of such...his grand mother took him out on his fist day and left him in the woods becuz he had no father to represnt him...he did not die..she tryd agin anouther way failing to destoy as befor...then she knew that this was no ordinary child...a grate time passed ...this native child was now a man who had ben stold in war into three tribes... Reply6dEdited Mike Ellinger set divine from the start...traveles had led him to the roof of a fellow man..not one like he was yet...on this roof as he watched him cook his nabor he positiond himself to see himself in the pot that was being cooked from...in this reflection he had spoke so that the cook saw him in the pot as he did..in this speech he changed hyawatha Reply6dEdited Mike Ellinger 1234 Reply6d Mike Ellinger tadahoe is and was as bad as they will ever become...he fed hyawaths the inside of the wite shell...the shell with the wampum of life and death...tadahoe sacrificed the children of hyawath...the majic of the wite shell hung hevy on hyawatha...tadahoe stood tall with snakes coming from his head and lichen that had grown for 100 yr off of his back..he was the leeder preist of the snake...the lichen was reel but the shakes were a trik used for generations that he was taut buy his shaymon father...the majic of the wighte shell was strong...it invold rituals that were hipnotism...they didnt make them thingk they were chickens...this was a culture of vast size and controll over 1000000s... Reply4d Mike Ellinger May be an illustration Reply52m Mike Ellinger Daygonawaydah, knew what to do .. of all came a plan .. from the way of the bird to the way of the beaver it was clear...becuz things grow a sertin way...becuz the wind blows...tadahoes ways must end .. but all if were 1 could still only at best tie aginst tadahoe being 1...so they must include him to make his ways stop...all natives of the land kept their family line and name threw the mother only the shamon kept his threw his father...Deganawidah Reply41m Mike Ellinger the long house was a grate way and show of natures bringing of a way that could have ben substaind until nature its self layd it to history...but their was mans rule over the natrall force that brings on trains plains and automobiles... Reply36m Mike Ellinger the joiniing of tadahoe ( Tadodaho) and the u.s.a. .... Deganawidah brings this all together like the way all leaves aer formed and all rocks hold them selves together Reply31mEdited Mike Ellinger Jigonhsasee .... is as was a witch one of the is .... a singer of such buetuy that all that stand on the land witch was her es is in grate det of soul for what she has sung...threw the words of hiawatha and the acts of the peacemaker and the ladys with Jigonhsasee ... threw a wite shelled shamon a singer of the long house and a worior puting down his wepons a nation was made that destroyed the old ways of this land of the pluwmed serpent... Reply20mEdited Mike Ellinger 111 Reply13m
There is a story of the peace keeper being visited through the fire by two other of creators prophecy's and one of them had facial hair.years later we take as it was Jesus that visited him because he told the peace keeper he tried to unite the people just like he did but they killed him for it
We started in NY and the other tribes tried to move in but we're mostly absorbed or eating because the five tribes were that brutal, gorilla warfare and cannibalism was everyday for us
Watched a few, finally decided to start at the beginning and take the full ride.
Great work my dude. I hope this channel takes off for you!
Thanks for this. I do not know much about the history of America's indigenous first peoples, so when the topic came up in conversation the other day, I thought I'd look into some of it again. Your video talks about the origins of the Iroquois - nice! And yet, like any take in history, there is always a "before," and I would like to know more about that as well. These peoples who eventually came to their semi-sedentary existence that gave rise to these sociopolitical organizations, well, they had forebears who had ancestors, too. Love history! 😉
Great start to an exciting series. I may have started with V... 😳🤷🏻♂️was hyped to hear you reference the Iroquois history and legend podcast it really is awesome them dudes do a great job. Check out the work of EG Squire. His book aboriginal monuments of New York State is readable online. I think you will enjoy the site surveys of ancient indigenous fortifications all over NY. Made me wanna go on an archaeology hunt in my back yard.
It’s so good to find people with the same fascinations! This is so great! It’s just what I’ve been looking for.
I am endlessly fascinated by the indigenous history of all N.America, but specifically around the Great Lakes. The European involvement is interesting in it’s own right.. but the time before they arrived is what really gets me! It was truly another world.
The Iroquoian peoples are very cool, because they existed in all these like, chiefdoms, around the lakes. The Wendat are my favourite because I grew up in S. Ontario, but that is a bias I suppose.
Among the Algonquians, the Ojibwe are definitely my favourite, because of their epic, victorious wars against the Iroquois and Sioux(during the European period). The Sioux only became a mighty warrior nation of the plains, because they were driven from the Great Lakes region by the Ojibwe.
Excellent series! I’m not much of a reader and the videos are great perspective.
Amazing explanation! Thank you!
This is excellent! Wado!
Thanks!
Love this, I am working on this subject as well.
What are you making?
How do you think we got corn back then we definitely did not trade for it war was are culture back then
Excellent
The Seneca went on war parties across the United States and brang back alot of different tribes , some never returned
I've heard a story of war party's as far as south America and brang some gautamolia people back that is how bad the five tribes were for the thirst of blood was
this is going to be a fun podcast series to! ameican history gets a bad rap for being boring or only really starting when Jamestown was founded and survived, when in acruality, you expand the scope out from its extremely anglo focus and towards the other europenas that were trying to colonize the continent, the various native american tribes and confederacies and nations that existed and still exist today, and of course the truly weird stuff that never gets mentioned in APUSH.
I didn't know that Hiawatha was windego.
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You should ask us the Iroquois confredrecy im Seneca from cattaraugus it was the same time as Jesus
What was the same time as Jesus?
Is their a list somewhere so that I can go in order instead of listening haphazard?
In the playlist section.
One world one love...
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Interesting
Merci!🌷🐴🌷🇳🇱🌷🐴🌷
It is known Six Nations-FYI
the Mohawk, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Seneca and Tuscarora
Not yet, I'll get there.
@@theotherstatesofamericahis5212 sorry just getting going here on your channel. Thanks!
To make these hoarders, Take a wrapped shell. Something as simple as greens & bacon...
It was 2,000 years ago way before 10 or 1200s it's funny listening to someone tell are history and are story and be so off on your information
Life began in genesee River during pangea We have been here since the great split
We were the worst of the worst of war tribes even went to Mayan country to take scalps n heads before we transformed into Iroquois confredrecy.
HOEDn O SHOWni
I get there, I usually learn the word correctly but my prononciation migrates over time.
as the wind blows as the earth shakes as the waters flow so the story goes... a star with a tail covers the night...a divine young squal in a hell on a culture gets shined on by the ever flowing sprit of the all...
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e all...as it was a he born of such...his grand mother took him out on his fist day and left him in the woods becuz he had no father to represnt him...he did not die..she tryd agin anouther way failing to destoy as befor...then she knew that this was no ordinary child...a grate time passed ...this native child was now a man who had ben stold in war into three tribes...
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set divine from the start...traveles had led him to the roof of a fellow man..not one like he was yet...on this roof as he watched him cook his nabor he positiond himself to see himself in the pot that was being cooked from...in this reflection he had spoke so that the cook saw him in the pot as he did..in this speech he changed hyawatha
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tadahoe is and was as bad as they will ever become...he fed hyawaths the inside of the wite shell...the shell with the wampum of life and death...tadahoe sacrificed the children of hyawath...the majic of the wite shell hung hevy on hyawatha...tadahoe stood tall with snakes coming from his head and lichen that had grown for 100 yr off of his back..he was the leeder preist of the snake...the lichen was reel but the shakes were a trik used for generations that he was taut buy his shaymon father...the majic of the wighte shell was strong...it invold rituals that were hipnotism...they didnt make them thingk they were chickens...this was a culture of vast size and controll over 1000000s...
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Daygonawaydah, knew what to do .. of all came a plan .. from the way of the bird to the way of the beaver it was clear...becuz things grow a sertin way...becuz the wind blows...tadahoes ways must end .. but all if were 1 could still only at best tie aginst tadahoe being 1...so they must include him to make his ways stop...all natives of the land kept their family line and name threw the mother only the shamon kept his threw his father...Deganawidah
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the long house was a grate way and show of natures bringing of a way that could have ben substaind until nature its self layd it to history...but their was mans rule over the natrall force that brings on trains plains and automobiles...
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the joiniing of tadahoe ( Tadodaho) and the u.s.a. .... Deganawidah brings this all together like the way all leaves aer formed and all rocks hold them selves together
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Jigonhsasee .... is as was a witch one of the is .... a singer of such buetuy that all that stand on the land witch was her es is in grate det of soul for what she has sung...threw the words of hiawatha and the acts of the peacemaker and the ladys with Jigonhsasee ... threw a wite shelled shamon a singer of the long house and a worior puting down his wepons a nation was made that destroyed the old ways of this land of the pluwmed serpent...
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I don't know who the other prophet was or his Nationality but I know he said there were 3 of them and the peace keeper was one
The first Europeans were told this story and studied it along with who Hiawatha was
There is a story of the peace keeper being visited through the fire by two other of creators prophecy's and one of them had facial hair.years later we take as it was Jesus that visited him because he told the peace keeper he tried to unite the people just like he did but they killed him for it
If you have any questions im to answer them big tree big kettle family wolf caln war chief descendents
We started in NY and the other tribes tried to move in but we're mostly absorbed or eating because the five tribes were that brutal, gorilla warfare and cannibalism was everyday for us
Know that's not fair... A Ladies a lady Just ask tug bot Annie ??? know I'm not like that...
This the history that y'all don't know
And Seneca language is the oldest Native language period