The FIERCE Native American Tribe That Resisted SPANISH Invaders

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

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  • @MysteriousOrigins1
    @MysteriousOrigins1  5 дней назад +29

    The Battle of Mobile was the first battle on what would become U.S. soil between Europeans and Native Americans.

    • @Chris-from-AZ
      @Chris-from-AZ 5 дней назад

      Why do you always try to make natives look black on your videos
      When there not!!

    • @Turbotaxballer
      @Turbotaxballer 4 дня назад +4

      @@MysteriousOrigins1 you mean battle of Mabila?

    • @zipperpillow
      @zipperpillow 4 дня назад +6

      So, then the score would be, Euros=1, Natives=0 ?
      I get the feeling that the Euros are going to sweep the series.

    • @davedammann741
      @davedammann741 4 дня назад +4

      US -0 ,VIETNAM 1, Afghanistan 1-US 0 , Iraq 1- US -0. The European imperialist war machine is on a streak.

    • @FrankChesser
      @FrankChesser 4 дня назад

      Great video got any more ?

  • @alwaysfourfun1671
    @alwaysfourfun1671 3 дня назад +21

    Tampa bay 1540 described as a paradise, harsh, splendid and rich in natural beauty and culture. Modern day Tampa bay lost all its original qualities, the cultures are gone, the natural beauty is gone, the splendor is gone, but the harshness is still there.

    • @StephenEngdahl-mu9rr
      @StephenEngdahl-mu9rr 3 дня назад +2

      @@alwaysfourfun1671 and the worst traffic anywhere.

    • @starrider6108
      @starrider6108 3 дня назад +2

      Sounds like Detroit. Was paradise once. Now, not so much.

    • @sopaman1234
      @sopaman1234 2 дня назад +3

      Was there a couple of years back.. Worse place to be and lived.. It's like living in a cemetery.. No life. .It was destroyed by the Europeans that settled there

    • @huntermcelroy6792
      @huntermcelroy6792 2 дня назад

      People reside in tampa today which means culture resides in tampa today, yall really desperate to think anything other than white people is “culture” lol doubt you are even a florida native talking like that 🤡🤷🏽‍♂️

  • @Noah-dg3ng
    @Noah-dg3ng 2 дня назад +3

    I’m very impressed with Ponce De Leon’s way with words. Beautiful, that’s if he really did write those words that were being narrated.

  • @davidjacobs9644
    @davidjacobs9644 3 дня назад +15

    I wish Our People would have seen the deceit first. We fought as hard as we could. We can fight but we couldn't fight the sickness They brought and didn't care.

    • @starrider6108
      @starrider6108 3 дня назад

      War is hell. - Gen. Wm. Tecumseh Sherman.

    • @criostoirodriscoll5472
      @criostoirodriscoll5472 2 дня назад

      @@starrider6108 it wasn't war.

    • @huntermcelroy6792
      @huntermcelroy6792 2 дня назад

      “We”? 😂🤡

    • @stevennunez6013
      @stevennunez6013 День назад +1

      The reason the natives could not defend against the small number of Spanish was because the natives as whole could not unite themselves many weaker native tribes joined the Europeans the main reason being was the natives were not a peaceful people before the arrival of the Europeans they conquered and killed each other for hundreds of years and in the end for no less noble cause the natives were conquered themselves.

    • @treylyde999
      @treylyde999 День назад

      @@stevennunez6013 well said

  • @ThomasRobinson-o1i
    @ThomasRobinson-o1i 5 дней назад +17

    He best known for bring the invasive species known as the wild pig which is everywhere thanks dude

    • @FrankChesser
      @FrankChesser 4 дня назад

      Yessir they are every where and very hard to hunt. You can trap them but they get wise to that too

    • @George-l3l8x
      @George-l3l8x 3 дня назад +1

      @ThomasRobinson-o1i if it wasn't for the pig a lot of expeditions wouldn't have happened

  • @zipperpillow
    @zipperpillow 4 дня назад +9

    My grandpa drove a DeSoto. Great car, super reliable, well built and cheap to operate. And you didn't need alot of tools to work on it. Thank you, DeSoto. You were good for my family. Pontiac, on the other hand...not so much.

    • @FrankChesser
      @FrankChesser 4 дня назад +1

      😆😆😆 Hahaha

    • @MysteriousOrigins1
      @MysteriousOrigins1  4 дня назад +3

      Nova was great car too but in Latin American it wasn't popular because "No Va' means "No Go".

    • @FrankChesser
      @FrankChesser 3 дня назад

      @@MysteriousOrigins1 I had a 68 Pontiac GTO in school you know what GTO stands for ???

    • @HermannVonWagner
      @HermannVonWagner 3 часа назад

      @@FrankChesser Got Tore up by an Olds

  • @JohnMelland
    @JohnMelland 4 дня назад +3

    Mayan Blue comes from Georgia USA. Trade between north and south America. Just so cool. One cenoté has approximately 15 feet of blue mud from the covering of the sacrificed and thrown into the pool. I can't imagine how many bodies it took to leave that much mud in the pool. I'm from the Pleiades Star System, The Ojibway, Annishinaabé, The Original People. From coast to coast was our territory with many offshoots and relatives along the way. Thank you.

    • @starrider6108
      @starrider6108 3 дня назад

      Where did the Fabled Black Indians live?

  • @lakersin556
    @lakersin556 3 дня назад +2

    Ponce De Leon had a way with words.

  • @siksika4603
    @siksika4603 9 часов назад +1

    I live very close to tampa ... I could not imagine the mosquito problem back then.

  • @jamescarolan96
    @jamescarolan96 3 дня назад +5

    This is one of the tribes that pushed the Mayans out of Florida

  • @RjSierra-m2v
    @RjSierra-m2v 4 дня назад +4

    The Viceroyalty of LaFLORIDA included all of southeast USA 1590- until-1780s, losing the TEMUCOA peninsula in 1821.

  • @CaesarT973
    @CaesarT973 5 дней назад +3

    Vanakam 🦚🌳
    Thank you for sharing

  • @rickakashockshockey9151
    @rickakashockshockey9151 3 дня назад +2

    Mobile is NOT Mabila, which has yet to be discovered.

  • @lelandshanks3590
    @lelandshanks3590 5 дней назад +10

    I don't know of any Sturgeon fish in Florida, I could be wrong?

    • @MysteriousOrigins1
      @MysteriousOrigins1  5 дней назад +11

      Florida is home to three species of sturgeon:

    • @lelandshanks3590
      @lelandshanks3590 5 дней назад +3

      @MysteriousOrigins1 then I stand corrected, I enjoy your content.

    • @DonGilbertoGuruledeNuevoMejico
      @DonGilbertoGuruledeNuevoMejico 5 дней назад +3

      I saw a dead sturgeon floating in choctawatchee bay

    • @jefflaliberte4587
      @jefflaliberte4587 4 дня назад +2

      @@lelandshanks3590 We have sturgeon....very rare now but not extinct

    • @astrodiver1
      @astrodiver1 4 дня назад +6

      Every few years someone is killed by a jumping Sturgeon while boating on the Suwannee river in Florida.

  • @ebogar42
    @ebogar42 4 часа назад +1

    Only thing I got from this was that the women were supermodels.

  • @MRXYZ1ER
    @MRXYZ1ER 4 дня назад +13

    Why try to appropriate Native American identity by picturing them with black/African physical features?

    • @JohnMelland
      @JohnMelland 3 дня назад +3

      Tribes are different, in dress and designs.

    • @laurolavanda1807
      @laurolavanda1807 3 дня назад +1

      Artificial Inteligence ☝🏽

    • @genuineappeal3458
      @genuineappeal3458 3 дня назад

      kangs

    • @MRXYZ1ER
      @MRXYZ1ER 3 дня назад

      @JohnMelland Including their place in history of the Americas, as the African/black ones are from Africa. Not America.

    • @Robert-g3l1v
      @Robert-g3l1v 3 дня назад

      Native Americans used bear grease all over their body they used from the time they were born to ward of mosquitoes. The southeastern indians also tattooed their bodies all over. So they appear darker

  • @FrankChesser
    @FrankChesser 4 дня назад +4

    The people that inhabited florida when desota came where probly seminoles mean and defensive the only tribe that never surrendered to the invasion of the east . I think they defended their land for ever !

    • @FrankChesser
      @FrankChesser 4 дня назад

      And they are still there today !

    • @MysteriousOrigins1
      @MysteriousOrigins1  4 дня назад +4

      Seminole were tribes from Georgia that moved to Florida when Americans took over. The Calusa were the most powerful tribe in South Florida historically.

    • @FrankChesser
      @FrankChesser 4 дня назад

      @@MysteriousOrigins1 Thank you sir im historically uneducated who was the paleo indians ? Creek , apache ,and so forth i saw there was about 30 or more different tribes in the southeast US around the 1700s or so

    • @jamescarolan96
      @jamescarolan96 3 дня назад

      The mayans came from Florida

    • @FrankChesser
      @FrankChesser 3 дня назад +1

      @@jamescarolan96 last time i read about the mayans and aztecs they were in south america and probly mexico too

  • @rogermartin404
    @rogermartin404 3 дня назад +2

    How did the Seminoles know to hide from Hurricanes winds and flooding?

  • @Ed-sq7jm7
    @Ed-sq7jm7 5 дней назад

    Great video

  • @houseofneutronstars1708
    @houseofneutronstars1708 День назад

    A fire encircling trap with fearless warriors, I now can imagine the first encounter of “Inuit” and “American Indian”……

  • @zipperpillow
    @zipperpillow 4 дня назад +6

    What I don't get is, Europe has been over-run countless times by ravaging and murderous, barbarian hordes who burnt cities and plundered riches, and Europe bounced back. Europe was devastated by many infectious plagues and deadly diseases which depopulated the continent numerous times, and they bounced back. Europe has ruined itself many times with giant armies and the latest weapons, over religion, government, or just the urge for conquest, and they bounced back. Why couldn't the American Indians, or their 3 major empires ever bounce back? Where is the resilience? Why was it so fragile?

    • @carltonshell1964
      @carltonshell1964 4 дня назад

      it wasn't fragile... Europ "recovered" because Europe was fighting ITSELF... at the end of every thing you mentioned, including the black plague, europe was all licking their wounds and recovering AT THE SAME TIME... and sometimes helping each other do it... Europeans never gave the Native Americans the chance for that.. they got their butt kicked so then said "peace!!!" and gave us nice comfy blankets...we are still here... and as 90% of our population died off from the smallpox loaded blankets.. they attacked en-force... we are still here....
      war after war... we are still here... Custard did a great job of attacking women and children and then attacked our warriors.. oops... we are still here.... Andrew Jackson signed the indian removal act.. the Mvskoke (my people) chuckled and let the upper Muscogee Creek who signed the treaty get moved.. while the rest of us moved to florida for vacation.. We are still here... we sent Oceola into south florida drawing fedral troops into the swamps of the Everglades where they took the name Seminole... out of 3000 troops only 3 men returned to President Jackson... We are still here...... they are called "Unconquered Florida Seminoles" for a reason... WE ARE STILL HERE! the Modoc (also called Klamath) of the North West faught the Fedral troops to literally the last man... when he was done and all the federal troops were laying on the ground.. he returned to his village... today there are around 600 in Klamath County, Oregon and another 200 in Miami, Oklahoma.. with an unknown number living outside those cities.. and The Klamath Tribes in Chiloquin, Oregon have about 3,500 members... They Are Still Here.....
      You made your statement like we are gone... not talking about the other 400 nations... just my people alone, "According to recent information, there are approximately 100,000 Muscogee (Creek) Nation citizens, also known as Mvskoke people, with the majority residing in Oklahoma" and that doesn't count those who REFUSE to get numbered and be entered into any "rolls"
      How do you not see that we are still here? MVTO !!!!!

    • @jimmyconway8025
      @jimmyconway8025 4 дня назад +2

      @@zipperpillow organization
      Cooperation. Trust.

    • @ricklee5845
      @ricklee5845 4 дня назад +3

      They didn't have gunpowder and steel weapons.

    • @zipperpillow
      @zipperpillow 3 дня назад +1

      @@ricklee5845 Weak.

    • @zipperpillow
      @zipperpillow 3 дня назад +1

      @@jimmyconway8025 Maybe. Or maybe, institutions? I don't know, I'm just wondering. Thinking about the future.

  • @georgecyp.4581
    @georgecyp.4581 4 дня назад +4

    Fig plum and persimmon are, middle east and north African, not American

    • @kyngshyt4589
      @kyngshyt4589 4 дня назад +1

      People have been traveling between these continents for thousands of years trading and bringing things like seeds and such as they came, don't be fooled by the narrative Fam, best regards to you, young god🫡

    • @fowlerperry8063
      @fowlerperry8063 4 дня назад +1

      Plenty of persimmon trees all over the South from the Carolinas south, plenty of wild plum and other stuff, I'm sure Africa has em too

  • @ricklamb772
    @ricklamb772 4 дня назад +4

    A carlto shell is not a native American name.And if you read the story of Christopher Columbus He described the women as naked and not adorned with Tattoos or jewelry.They didn't have gold mines.And it took several trips before they even realized there was precious ores in America

    • @MRXYZ1ER
      @MRXYZ1ER 3 дня назад

      @@ricklamb772 He also said they light brown to brown complexion.

    • @londonmmc
      @londonmmc День назад

      @@MRXYZ1ERin his journal? Asking for research purposes.

    • @JRB-u1q
      @JRB-u1q День назад

      @@londonmmc Christopher Columbus provided specific descriptions of the Native Americans' skin tone in his journals, although he used comparative rather than precise terms. The most notable reference is his statement that their skin was:
      "the color of the Canarians, neither black nor white."
      This description does not specify a single color but places their complexion in a spectrum familiar to Europeans of his time. The indigenous people of the Canary Islands were often described as having a medium, tan, or bronze complexion, which Columbus used as a point of comparison.

  • @ricklamb772
    @ricklamb772 4 дня назад +14

    And they were all Indian,no blacks.

    • @KapitalRollie
      @KapitalRollie 4 дня назад +15

      Respectfully, your comment lacks context and knowledge. Indian was a word given to these people by Europeans. They did not self identify as Indian during these times. Black is a color not a race. Black comes in 42 shades of black/brown. So technically if you are naming black then you are referring to a color which these ppl were black/brown in color. When making arguments like this it’s critical to provide context, if not it looks completely uneducated. If you are trying to determine their race or ethnic background then that’s done with dna. DNA testing tells you who you are and your racial identity. Without dna testing, you are simply categorizing people by their skin color which is incredibly ignorant.

    • @ItisOKtobewhite
      @ItisOKtobewhite 3 дня назад

      They were a light shade of shyt. Not African at all. Lightyears ahead of Africans . Lightyears behind Whytes.

    • @brucejonesillustrations8721
      @brucejonesillustrations8721 3 дня назад +8

      if there were no "blacks there" then why did the first conquistadors say that there was a Ethiopian colony on the west coast of america

    • @carltonshell1964
      @carltonshell1964 3 дня назад

      @@brucejonesillustrations8721 as a Mvskoke from the eastern woodlands.. the colonial scouts returned and reported that they believed we were a "Lost Tribe of the jews".. so calling sun drenched pacific southwest natives, "Ehtiopian" doesn't supprise me....

    • @lakersin556
      @lakersin556 3 дня назад

      ​@@KapitalRolliewell said

  • @omahaflynn5937
    @omahaflynn5937 4 дня назад +3

    The Elite age of riches from quest is still in full swing...it's neverending greed to this day kills untold innocent as we speak 😢

  • @joedouche3818
    @joedouche3818 4 дня назад +2

    I'm sure boricuas were in this fight!

  • @Tonetwisters
    @Tonetwisters День назад

    Probably Timuquans. Were supposed to have had bows so strong they would drive an arrow right through the Spanish armor. Spaniards also had to battle alligators and mosquitos and disease.

  • @ricklamb772
    @ricklamb772 5 дней назад +4

    Jjnope,All the descriptions ever given was they were completely naked.,no mention of tattoos or extravagant jewelry.They were plain very common Indians.

    • @carltonshell1964
      @carltonshell1964 4 дня назад +4

      Hey! it's HOT AF in Florida... we weren't naked... we had breechclout (loin cloths) and legging on!! And there was NEVER a time we didn't have Paint, tattoos, and ESPECIALLY extravagant jewelry... thank you..

    • @zipperpillow
      @zipperpillow 4 дня назад

      @@carltonshell1964 Sounds gay.

  • @georgecyp.4581
    @georgecyp.4581 4 дня назад +2

    Plum and persimmon in the west hemisphere ? Are you sure?

    • @Braedon-fy3ly
      @Braedon-fy3ly 4 дня назад +3

      This is obvious quoted from the diaries of the conquistadors themselves. He was explaining what he saw with the vocabulary that he had.

    • @carltonshell1964
      @carltonshell1964 4 дня назад +2

      there are 2 species of persimmon, those species are the common, or American, persimmon (Diospyros virginiana), native to North America, and the Japanese, or kaki, persimmon (D. kaki), native to China but widely cultivated in other temperate regions.
      [EDITED to correct spelling error]

  • @ricklamb772
    @ricklamb772 4 дня назад +1

    And the men wore loin cloths,but the women were just naked

  • @IvoryDuran-wo7ys
    @IvoryDuran-wo7ys 5 дней назад +20

    They were not black tribes 😂

    • @IKing438
      @IKing438 5 дней назад +6

      They absolutely were. Research....

    • @shavon121
      @shavon121 5 дней назад +1

      @@IKing438 ✊🏾

    • @IvoryDuran-wo7ys
      @IvoryDuran-wo7ys 5 дней назад

      @@IKing438 you wish

    • @IvoryDuran-wo7ys
      @IvoryDuran-wo7ys 5 дней назад +4

      @@IKing438 they were Maya's DNA 🧬🧬 Maya's where in Florida too

    • @IvoryDuran-wo7ys
      @IvoryDuran-wo7ys 5 дней назад

      ​@@IKing4381619 is when black people made it to America

  • @alfredosenalle9284
    @alfredosenalle9284 День назад

    Whatever resistance the Natives showed to the Spanish was against small bands of Spanish adventurers , never against a real Spanish army.

  • @mikehewitt2146
    @mikehewitt2146 4 дня назад +10

    Boy the world continually suffers under religious beliefs 😢

    • @emeraldfox7175
      @emeraldfox7175 4 дня назад

      Only from catholics,

    • @zipperpillow
      @zipperpillow 4 дня назад

      That's sort of the whole point.

    • @rd8370
      @rd8370 3 дня назад

      You can’t exactly expect a robber to introduce himself as a robber.

  • @jonnywatts2970
    @jonnywatts2970 2 дня назад

    0:23 ok none of those states are deep into united states territory...

  • @fredsmith8893
    @fredsmith8893 День назад

    ...and Arkansas

  • @AndreaHernandez-7722
    @AndreaHernandez-7722 2 дня назад

    The spainsh portugal came here 1325 a long time ago before them Christopher Columbus euro middles 1492

  • @seanautilis15
    @seanautilis15 4 дня назад +14

    The Spanish were exposed to indigenous diseases, too. That's never talked about.

    • @MRXYZ1ER
      @MRXYZ1ER 4 дня назад +3

      Because they were relatively mild diseases.

    • @starrider6108
      @starrider6108 3 дня назад

      @@MRXYZ1ER Malaria kills hundreds of thousands each year.

    • @alfredosenalle9284
      @alfredosenalle9284 День назад

      ​​@@MRXYZ1ERSince when is syphillis a mild disease ?.

    • @chaunceycosey1703
      @chaunceycosey1703 16 часов назад

      @seanautilis15 maybe they shouldn't have came then.

  • @FreeStatePatriotTt
    @FreeStatePatriotTt 3 дня назад

    Lmbo! La Florida the land of promise and peril. It’s the same today.

  • @notsure8012
    @notsure8012 3 дня назад

    Well thay couldn't have been that fears. Theay kinda took over everything

  • @AndrewLedet-q9l
    @AndrewLedet-q9l День назад

    For he was the 1st one to bring horses back to America.for horses were native to America as were Camel's.during pangia
    They migrated to the middle east

  • @chrisvanzyk2549
    @chrisvanzyk2549 4 дня назад +5

    Why talking about the Spanish invaders and not of the Anglo Saxon invasion of northern america?

    • @asdrubalanibal6853
      @asdrubalanibal6853 4 дня назад

      @@chrisvanzyk2549 this is the first English language video I’ve seen about the early Spanish explorations in what is now the USA.

    • @genuineappeal3458
      @genuineappeal3458 3 дня назад +2

      Anglo-Saxons were conquered in 1066. You are confusing Normans with Saxons.

  • @sierra4210
    @sierra4210 4 дня назад +7

    The irony of all of the murder in the world in the name of God.

    • @Robb-n1t
      @Robb-n1t 4 дня назад +5

      Specifically the cult of Roman Catholicism.

    • @miketekus1936
      @miketekus1936 4 дня назад

      Muslims

    • @zipperpillow
      @zipperpillow 4 дня назад

      How exactly is that Ironic? In the Bible, God killed millions, in the name of God. Go ask the Caananites.

    • @ramie-uz9xi
      @ramie-uz9xi 4 дня назад

      Make no mistake .
      God has been a nick name for greed .
      God has nothing to do with conquest .
      Rich people use Gods name to justify plundering.
      Very few people understand that it has ALWAYS been class.
      Even today . Who’s funding all the riots in the streets ?
      Imposing tariffs and taxation? Dang sure isn’t the poor

    • @ricklee5845
      @ricklee5845 4 дня назад

      Religion is the source of all evil.

  • @pumapaw2020
    @pumapaw2020 4 дня назад

    Wasichus Wasichus...🌬️👹

    • @wojapi7538
      @wojapi7538 4 дня назад +1

      no h in Wasicu

    • @pumapaw2020
      @pumapaw2020 4 дня назад

      @wojapi7538 my bad, was taught the true meaning of word verbally but never seen it spelled, mahalos🤙

  • @ricklamb772
    @ricklamb772 5 дней назад +7

    You all are silly.Which one of you were holding the modern color camera,to take that picture back in 1539? Kan,that photo sure held up good for600 years.

    • @JJNoire
      @JJNoire 5 дней назад +6

      Did you not hear the eye witness descriptions of the colors they wore? Do you not know that sketches and etchings were made by the colonial invaders?

    • @deltabluesdavidraye
      @deltabluesdavidraye 5 дней назад +3

      Oh what a smart question, Wow you display your intelligence well.😂😂😂😂

    • @deltabluesdavidraye
      @deltabluesdavidraye 5 дней назад +3

      And you came up with this revelation while you await the return of Jesus I assume.

    • @michaelhardwick8382
      @michaelhardwick8382 4 дня назад

      It will always hold up good forever because that's how your so call Indians looked that melanin,is gonna always be here forever it was first to get on earth and will be the last by

    • @zipperpillow
      @zipperpillow 4 дня назад

      @@JJNoire I think they prefer to be called, "Artists". Colon invaders are a different thing.

  • @JamesJarrett-qi8wx
    @JamesJarrett-qi8wx 3 дня назад

    That's like Adam and Eve if you think in that order when they take you on a ship and use you that is called Shanghai and that is slavery

  • @ladyb7327
    @ladyb7327 3 дня назад

    Sad

  • @bruceryba5740
    @bruceryba5740 День назад

    I don't believe the Soto speech. "Maybe" it was written by someone once back in Mexico or Spain as propaganda. The Spanish were used to the New World by 1538. Soto was slaver who brought 500 sets of chains to Tampa. He helped in the Inca conquest and slaved off of central America. He would not have found the people noble or admirable, only something to exploit. My fictional book, "Freedom's Quest" begins after the battle of Mabilia (not Mobile) and Soto's orders to send the supply ships away so his army could not mutiny. The chronicles tell how the chained native Americans walking through swamps would roil up the swamp water with their chains to bring fish to the surface and the captives would eat the fish raw. That is when the true evil of the expedition hit me, 500 chained people and not enough food to feed them all. Work them to death and re-fill the chains at the next village. .

  • @christopherkawecki8544
    @christopherkawecki8544 5 дней назад +4

    Im glad to b from european country that didnt conguer anyone only trade

    • @georgecyp.4581
      @georgecyp.4581 4 дня назад

      Me too!

    • @laurolavanda1807
      @laurolavanda1807 3 дня назад

      ?????

    • @rd8370
      @rd8370 3 дня назад

      It wouldn’t personally affect you either way.

    • @starrider6108
      @starrider6108 3 дня назад +2

      The ones who blame us for every bad thing that has happened since time began don't see that distinction. They think we (Europeans) are all the same.

  • @boldenbey6607
    @boldenbey6607 4 дня назад +2

    Peace American Indians or Native American? Big difference. Before 1611 the word Indian wasn't used

  • @subdawg1331
    @subdawg1331 4 дня назад +1

    oops .... well end was near and made what it is

  • @huntermcelroy6792
    @huntermcelroy6792 2 дня назад

    Why is there a african as the thumb nail????

    • @MysteriousOrigins1
      @MysteriousOrigins1  День назад +1

      That doesn't look the least bit African. Look more Mayan or Aztec to me.

    • @JRB-u1q
      @JRB-u1q День назад

      @@MysteriousOrigins1 That's an African phenotype. Mayans and Aztecs were golden/bronze type brown.

    • @alfredosenalle9284
      @alfredosenalle9284 День назад

      They want to so the same with white European history by portraying blks as Romans , etc.

    • @eldubb5996
      @eldubb5996 День назад

      @@alfredosenalle9284 Learn history, there were Black Romans….sorry.

  • @garyjohnson1466
    @garyjohnson1466 4 часа назад

    Paradise lost in the name of god, seeking land and riches, sadly, greed, a strong corrupt motivator in todays world, like sex and drug….

  • @nicstone3141
    @nicstone3141 3 дня назад

    Bronze skin huh yep

  • @Oscarwild422
    @Oscarwild422 8 часов назад

    God bless all native Americans, they deserved much better treatment regarding their homeland!

  • @abelflores1593
    @abelflores1593 2 дня назад

    I love how everything was pristine before the immigrants came and took everything

  • @sopaman1234
    @sopaman1234 2 дня назад

    They should have stayed i Spain

  • @CurlysJournies
    @CurlysJournies 2 дня назад +2

    The Vikings were all around the great Lakes in the 1200's

    • @alfredosenalle9284
      @alfredosenalle9284 День назад

      Why didn't they report their findings ?.

    • @CurlysJournies
      @CurlysJournies 18 часов назад

      @@alfredosenalle9284 because the stone carved Viking symbols that have been discovered in the interior of North America are being dismissed as something else and it's not so implausible that the Vikings didn't sail down the Saint Lawrence River following the coast

    • @alfredosenalle9284
      @alfredosenalle9284 17 часов назад

      @CurlysJournies Could be , however we can only speculate what they did or how far they went.

    • @CurlysJournies
      @CurlysJournies 16 часов назад

      @@alfredosenalle9284 more and more evidence is being found they've dated the New Foundland site: Based on the search results, the date range of the Newfoundland Viking site is:
      L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site: The archaeological remains date back to approximately 1000 CE (carbon dating estimates 990-1050 CE, with a mean carbon date of 1014 CE) and tree-ring dating of 1021 CE.
      Point Rosee: The site is radio-carbon dateable to 800-1270 AD, which includes the time period when Norse settlement was present in North America at L’Anse aux Meadows.
      So, the date range for the Newfoundland Viking site is roughly 1000 CE (1021 CE specifically) for L’Anse aux Meadows and 800-1270 AD for Point Rosee, with a possible overlap in the 11th century.
      Please note that these dates are based on radiocarbon dating and tree-ring analysis, which are scientific methods used to estimate the age of organic materials. The dates may be subject to some margin of error, but they provide a reliable estimate of the time period when the Viking site was occupied.