Common Dress of a eastern/woodland Native American in the 1700s
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- In this video i show what the common clothes worn by a woodland native American in the 1700s whould have looked like. Just a little disclaimer this video is in no way me claiming any affiliation to any native tribe in this region
Good point about the shirt. Natives dressed differently for different situations. Not too often pointed out.
This video is for educational purposes. And is in no way me claiming any affiliation to any of these tribe's. Hope you enjoy
Hello! Where did you find that buckle/belt? Did you make it? Thanks!
@@brianwallis3991 it was gifted to me a few years ago. If you're looking for one I suggest looking at crazy crow catlog or Panthers primitive they have similar ones.
I find your videos to be very interesting, educational. Don’t know if I will ever need this info, at this point in my life, but it certainly enlightening. Thanks
Very helpful thanks for the info.
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Not cotton.... and wool. Cotton became more common after the invention of the cotton gin.
Good info. Just a suggestion: Get a simple tripod and a mount for the phone. This will let you make the video steady. The movement makes it difficult to watch-kind of like getting seasick. EVen better is get a simple video camera that can accept an external microphone, and a directional microphone. Sound is also vital.
Thank you for the suggestion i have gotten a tripod since the fliming of this video if you check out some of my other videos there steadier.
Very informative. Glad you got a tripod, hopefully no more seasickness!🤣🤣🤣
I’d suggest re-doing this since you have a tripod and better microphone (?). So much good information you had in this video. Great presentation and going into the details of the items.👍
Again, as stated earlier, great presentation, but is your powder horn backwards? It’s my understanding also it’s worn on the right side, because when re-loading the rifle is held in the left hand. Unless maybe you’re left handed?🤣🤣
Nice video
Please need to see dress before Europeans came to the americas. Thank you.
I don't know if that will be video I can do in the future or not. But a outfit of pre European contact whould have consist of leather leggings and moccasins as seen in this video just with a leather breech cloth in summer no shirt whould be worn but in winter hides along with possible simple heavy leather shirt had been worn. As far as accessories wampum, natural material woven sashes and porky roaches whould have still been worn. Hope this help some.
First nations tribes entirely worked both gold and copper for thousands of years
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they didnt have cloth
Yes, they had cloth by the 1700's. Even during the late 1600's. It was a trade item. It was crude by our standards of today, but it was cloth and available to most tribes who engaged in trade with outsiders.
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No disrespect so why are you wearing my ancestors garb you could have stood there in a three-piece suit and told us the truth but now you want to perpetrate back to the study wow
If he's out in the summer not covered from head to toe. He is native to this planet. Not getting sunburned. He is native to the planet. The Sun Shines on every continent. He shouldn't have to cover up in the summertime. If he is native to the planet and not 👽 to the planet. If you are native to the planet you shouldn't have to wear sunblock because the sun loves you on your planet. It don't want to kill you.
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