Journey of the Osage
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Made in conjunction with the Museum's 2004 exhibition entitled Art of the Osage, this video pairs visual imagery with interviews from tribal historians and members to provide a glimpse into the history of the Osage Indians. Using as a reference point the Native American tribe's past, including its forced displacement onto an Oklahoma reservation in the 19th century, the video paints a portrait of a modern, continuously evolving people.
I live near where they struck oil. Oil rigs still working, and they are still a rich tribe. Pawhuska is where the Tall Grass Prairie Reserve with Buffalo on it is located. Been there many many times. The Battle of the Strawberry Moon took place down the road from me at Claremore Mound. The Osage crossed boundaries into Oklahoma and onto Cherokee land. The Cherokee snuck up and attacked them while the men were out hunting. Many Osage women and children were killed. The men and Chief heard all the noise, rushed back and hid the remaining women and children in a nearby cave...noone can find it today. But then they dammed up the river that runs next to the mound. The river may be covering it up. The Osage moved and purchased land one mile down the road and hit oil. I ride my motorcycle out there almost daily in the summers. I go down to the river and hunt artifacts. Archaeologist already did that. They found metal arrowheads and other things. I found a 10k yr old scraper, surface find right where the Osage camped. It's a sod farm now. That's why the scraper was a surface find. That's the ONLY thing I've found there. The ppl who live across the river said they find arrowheads all the time down there. Well I want to find one lol. My scraper is beautiful tho. It's reddish and white. Prized Kansas Chert they think. The Archaeological Society of Oklahoma dated it. Here you can keep any artifacts you find. Unlike out in the SW where you have to look and leave it or else. I'd rather be able to take them, otherwise they will eventually get eaten up by tractors and whatnot. I am a member of The Cherokee Nation and Huron Wendat Confederacy AKA The Wyandotte Nation. I went with the Wyandottes, b/c our numbers fell so low, we almost lost everything. Language has been reconstructed. It took yrs and tons of reading and research from old logs and journals by Friars, The French, who said we were warriors and very good at it. So that's why we left Nova Scotia. Always fighting with other tribes. We banded together for protection from the other NE Confederacy. THey banded together for protection from us lol. What a mess. I'm glad we are now sovereign, finally. The Cherokees always have been. There's too many Cherokees. The healthcare was awful. It's improved a LOT since the casino's went up everywhere in Oklahoma. OMG it's Casino Nation now. All owned by Tribes. They say it's how we got the white man back for taking our lands. lol. We just take your money!
As a Wichita resident my first home had an abstract (deed) dating all the way back to time of Osage ownership. This dates back to where the Plat of Wichita was originally laid out. I’m not sure of the exact date, but somewhere around 1860’s.
My great grandmother was Osage. She left the reservation to marry a white settler and her heritage was never celebrated from then on. I am 1/8th Osage, I would love to one day discover the threads of our Osage roots in full.
God, brother do I feel you. My grand-mother been brainwashed all her life... She won't even speak about her Native heritage anymore.
Well that’s how you loose your culture and history without spilling blood.
@@diegolopez000 you want him to revolt against who? You want him to attack who? It's part of history. They were brain washing, torturing and killing children in residential school in canada. It's not HIS history, it is HISTORY. First nation natives are still fighting for their land to this day. You think Lee Danger Brewer is considered native since he's 1/8th part? A native american tribe were blocking a railway right before the pandemic started. They were protesting and blocking a main artillery. I am also an 1/8th native, the only way I can support the natives is by informing people about history. Spilling blood?
Eric B the fact that you people only argument is “my great grandmother” is unfortunately a way of saying you’re not Native American anymore and not because of your blood but because you don’t know shit about you and your history the intermarriage between whites and natives was the best way to lead natives almost to extinction because despite that you only have nothing of native blood you don’t know shit. I’ve known real natives of pure blood and they speak the real shit, who they were, how they used to live, know exactly to whom they should pass oral history and even they said the fighting for land stuff is white bulllshit, but obviously those are elders that do not sell themselves to be part of discovery channel documental
@@diegolopez000 The natives you are speaking of are most likely 1ST NATION and the knowledge was passed down from generations. WHAT DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND THAT THE GENERAL POPULATION HAVE BEEN BRAINWASHED? Look up: Canadian residential school .. this information, documents, physical proof as just seen the light of day for a few years now. Why is it being released now? My grand mother was half native, don't know much about it, she won't talk about it. Her biological mother died when she was a little girl, i don't know much about that. Natives were being mistreated and frowned upon.. You blaming my 9 year old grand mother because she was brainwashed? You know how many Jewish(religion) tried to hide there identities during/after the holocaust? Do you NOT UNDERSTAND the psychological trauma???????? Honestly, i don't think karma works towards ignorance but i feel negativity and hate behind your comments. Watch yourself fool. Why you think hollywood is finally making a movie about 'The osage massacre' right now????
I’m reading a book called killers of the flower moon: the Osage murders and the birth of the FBI and omg I can’t put it down the story of these people and what they have gone through is unbelievable
Same here. I can't stop reading it.
Yeah it's a great book. Just now finishing it up and it's unbelievable how sad and twisted everything turned out. Also learned some good history.
i'm reading the same thing!
I read the book too and 😲😲😲 wow the government is evil.
It's actually something a lot of us Osage still have to deal with...
I used to play music in Tulsa years ago and became friends with a couple of musicians who were Osage. They were very smart and very tall people.
My dad told me stories about when the Osage became very wealthy from the oil discovered on their land. A lot of Osage had so much money that some would buy a brand new Cadillac and drive until it ran out of gas and leave it on the side of the road.
When it wouldn't run any more, they would just go buy another one. The dealers didn't tell them to go to a gas station an refill the tank.
Respect to my Osage Friends!
I am tall 6'1 in flats. brother n dad over 6'5
i am osage .. was told the same thing.. also with modoc's.. had a stepgrandpaw who was modoc.. died broke .. tho... he was never taught .. fill it up.. didn't even know how to fill tank up.. he do same thing..he was born in 1920's something...
a broke osage.. my family does not a have osage royalty.. or mineral rights.. we were put on quapaw roll..
Haha
My father is Osage, my mother is Cherokee, my dad died way before he was able to teach me of what my heritage is and my mom knows nothing of her or my fathers Native heritage. I long to know more about my heritage, I want to embrace it so badly but I know nothing. This helps a little.
I have a shrine made by your ancestors around my families land and if you would like to see some beautiful artwork their is a video on my channel
Proud to be named Osage
I am pretty into books but I've never seen people online rave about a book like I've seen people have about 'Killers of the flower moon', so I had to buy it, will get it in a few days.
Excellent thank you
The Osage were the tribe Laura Ingalls Wilder described in her children’s book “Little House on the Prairie.” The Ingalls were squatters on a strip of land in SE Kansas known as the Osage Diminished Reserve, which was reserved for Osage hunting before the 1870 mass move to Indian Territory. They were there at the same time the Osage were finally forced to move just south into Indian Territory. This film mentions the purchase of that land - now known as Osage County in Oklahoma - from the Cherokee who years earlier had been forced to move from their homelands in the “Trail of Tears.” Both of the regions of SE Kansas (Independence) and NE Oklahoma (Tulsa) were later the heart of the oil boom of the 1910s to 1930s. The Osage WERE the richest Indian Nation at that time…..which followed their historical achievements in trading, negotiations and language.
In her book, Laura Ingles Wilder mentions that they believed their lives were possibly saved by an Osage Indian Chief.
That's basically the same region. The Osage in Oklahoma are just west of Tulsa. (Born in Tulsa, three siblings born in Independence.)
I read the book with sadness and shame for what "we" did to the people of the Osage Nation. Murder was one way of getting hold of what was called a "headright" or stock in the oil wealth in their land. The federal government set the Osage people up for failure by forcing each Osage to have a "guardian: of their financial wealth. There are non-Osage people and families today such as the Drummond family which owns 130,000 acres of land in Osage County and are said to own "headrights". The Universities of Oklahoma and Texas are said to own "headrights" as are around 2,000 non-Osage people or groups. In the beginning, only Osage owned those headrights. The story of how those headrights got into the hands of non-Osage people is what the book is about. It is heartbreaking.
My Father in Law was 1/2 Osage. He grew on on the Reservation. He Mother also married a white man. My husband a PROUD man. My Father law died November of 2005. His only child my husband died 7 months after his Dad June of 2006, they both died of cancer. I'm PROUD of them both.
My husband is Osage and has taught me so much of what the government has tried to hide😿
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Greetings from the token white guy from the Osage Reservation town of Fairfax. Love to all my native Pawnee and Osage peoples back home!Cant wait to hear the drums again.
Chris Nuttle Leave the Osage people alone.
Token bitch
My dad's cousin and many other white relatives lived there.
This piece barely scratches the surface of what happened to these people after they stuck gold. Y'all didn't feel like talking about the white people who married into their families and then killed everyone off for the inheritance?
Rakesh, there is a book titled Killers of the Flower Moon, by David Grann. It is excellent. But there are also well done articles and videos made on the subject. Search for "Osage Reign of Terror". Martin Scorcese and Leonardo DiCaprio are making a movie based on the Grann's book. They are scouting locations in Oklahoma right now, according to some sources.
they didn't strike gold! It was oil!
Rakesh Mohan The movie based on David Grann's book is not going to tell the story for the Osages. The movie is going to focus on the beginning of the FBI, as the Osage murders was the case that officially established the FBI. They scouted locations, but they are not going to film here in Oklahoma. It will be the regular "white guy saves the indians" story. If you want to know about the murders read A Pipe for February by Charles Redcorn.
exactly
Fake Depressions and blood money wars suck.
The first World's Fair at the Centennial was in Chicago, so
You have to zoom out farther and study the Battles of Culloden and Flodden. Grandma had about a square mile in KCMO.
Scotia, then Nova Scotia, THEN Canada was founded after 1812.
THEN it was "Hidden Figures" called to do all that math for NASA.
Grandma got her degree in management in North Carolina, and Grandad was pretty. 1949 was a jacked up year for us.
My other Grandma was born in Wichita and all the Sci Fi movies are about families finding each other after wars.
(Jimmy Carter's theme song and the origin of that "God-D - bomb)
from 1778.
Ancestry only goes back to 1850,
You really can't see it until you study the "Great Migration".
I'm sick of being wasichu'd out of places WE founded. ufta.
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I'm native American to
I read about Sacred Sun, an Osage woman, who along with other Osage natives were taken to France on a tour to show Europeans real indians. According to what I read the natives were treated well at first but when the money of the French man who took them there ran out, the natives were treated just as awful as they were here. But a journalist did a story on them and the good locals took them in and raised enough money to send them back to the US. Sacred Sun had twins while they were in France and was talked into giving one to a widow woman who had no kids in exchange for her helping Sacred Sun. After getting back home and a widow herself now, Sacred Sun died in her 20's. This was on wikipedia. If I got any facts wrong, I truly apologize. I'm not Osage but my Dad's grandmother was Blackfoot. Her name was Addie and her brother wanted to take my Dad's sister to the reservation to show their family because my aunt was born albino..lol. But being in KY made it impossible. But I'd love to see a movie made about Sacred Sun and her fellow tribespeople that went to France.
I grew up in Osage county. When my step sister from Massachusetts came to visit, she was expecting to see Native Americans still living in lodges in a village. Probably thought we were still traveling in horse & buggies! I think many people thought that too! Hell, we actually have indoor plumbing & electricity in real houses now!
Thank you for this!
Killers of the flower moon.
The book is phenomenal!!
SAY THIS BOOK'S NAME. REMEMBER THESE PEOPLE THAT THIS COUNTRY HAVE SHOVED DOWN AND MAKE SURE THAT WHAT HAPPENED WILL NEVER BE PUSHED UNDER A DAMN RUG.
Im Osage and proud
I heard what happened to your tribe, and it brings me great sadness and I cannot hold my tears. I am from Middleast and I feel our people are suffering through the same type of oppression.
Ever visited to India ?
My great grandfather is from the Osage tribe
Same...but he only Ever said his great grandfather..." Was of the people of the muddy river."
He said something about wah-zah-say...
I'm proud to be osage
Sorry we took your land 👉👈
Droo its ok
Im also proud to be Wah-zha-zhee (osage)!
I made a video on my channel showing artwork painted on a bluff made by your ancestors if you would like to see, its got a dog headed creature and a man with a spear and his dogs on a hunt
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this video yes history is fascinating story tellers as well honor your ancestor's music and lyrics inter tribal respect for one another's people dream smoke white sage, women sage, sweet grass to clean air the aura that surround us A'ho thanks!!🐢🐢🌲🐢🐢 great law of peace
do the have a tribal memory of Dan'l Boon
So good to listen from their own voice about their culture and the appreciation they have for a better tomorrow. The handcrafts and patterns showed are beautiful.
I learned Osage is in my heritage. Thank you for the educational video!
Me Too :) So Proud!
Osage and proud of it
Never mentions the murder and segregation of the Osage for their oil rich land that they owned.
This was a video to promote an art exhibit of Osage art and culture by the St. Louis art museum. The Reign of Terror wasn't part of this exhibit, but only refence it as part of the overall story.
I believe something happened to my second great grandfathers father my family is getting DNA match to a Wright female who son lived on the Osage Indian reservation but ID as white. Which something is off because my second great grandfather was mix race but both of his parents ID as white on that Reservation.
This has happened to me too. They should do DNA test so that true Osage DNA will prove the truth. Since their were only 7 campfires. I believe I am quarter/or half. Everyone is dead but my father claimed Osage and was born in Fairfax 1925
They say you need a name that is on the Roll. But since we have modern technology they should except DNA. Facts don't lie.
It really is ridiculous the way these murders were not prosecuted
They were. Hale spent 20 years in Leavenworth.
Explain why my family left to California around that time crazy I'm just learning about it.
Well done!
The Osages look a lot like the Lakota, Nakota, and the Dakota people.
2016stormy we are related. We are all Siouan peoples.
I liked that video it taught me a lot
I am glad you enjoyed the video. PLEASE - if you really want to learn more, read David Gramm Killers of the Flower Moon........THAT will open your eyes.
Love seeing this.
2021-Martin Scorsese
I'm waiting for it. We need a person who can do this terrible event justice for the people who suffered. It's a pain that has left its scars continuous through time out of other injustices that have never been resolved. Even for today.
Surprised they didn't mention the reign of terror.
Know some body from Missouri whos half Osage from Blue Springs
WOW!
Theres a little tiny bit in my background its so distant but is going to visit reservations this summer
Was the Osage the only natives in arkansas..I am from Benton..part french and native american..these are the lightest skinned native Americans I have ever seen... I am,also there light Carmel color
There were also a few other tribes around Ken. We Osages chose some time back to embrace French Traders. The Jesuit Missionaries came with them. Many Osages can claim French Decent. Otherwise going back at least 500 years what is Northern Arkansas today was an Osage Controlled Inland Center of Trade. So yea plenty of other natives.
@@zakarydenton5655 ..So basically in the 1500s..I was born in Benton and have a native American paternal haplogroup.. Q-L191.. With 40% french according to ancestry.com..very unusual sense my fathers family look so white...he has blue eyes .. But me and him have high cheek bones
They're probably so light because many Native Americans are mixed with white and anything else..
Colorism has nothing to do with anything in this video. I’m going to infer from your comment that you aren’t an active participant in the culture, and that your only knowledge of Native Americans is from movies. Native Americans are all different shapes and colors. We don’t subscribe to any specific skin tone.
@@linglingsblingbling correct!!
Are the Osages closely related to the Shawnee and Caddo people? I thought Osage were close to extinction
2016stormy I HOPE NOT!I go to a camp where u get sorted in to tribes like Osage and Caddo and u play sports against eachother to see who wins the season.And I am a proud Osage! I hope so so so so much they r not related.
We're related to the Souix. A great clue is to look at the languages. The Osage language is quite similar to Souix.
No not those tribes we are closely related to the Sioux and sac and fox nations
Three different linguistic stocks. The Osage speak a dialect of the Siouan language, the Shawnee are Algonquin, and the Caddo are Caddoan.
@@IkceWicasa_7 Now I see the picture. three different groups. wow never knew that.
My grandmother was one of the original 2229 head right allotments
Hi im trying to locate my mom and gpas relatives williams roscoe ...my mom was debbie theres no way my gma had her shd was rh negative and mom rh positive and i know there an osage connection
I’m part Osage
I’m reading now the book “ Killers of the flower Moon” in Spanish … there is no words to explain what the “white people “ did with this amazing natives and I’m sure there is more hiding stories thru the story from this USA government . Hope this movie will be release in October can speak up about all this twisted atrocities that they did to them .
How many Osages are there today?
Most of us are all mixed now
I am half mexican and Native American
No one is full blood anymore
@@Ditabonita I've noticed that.. This is the truth about many Native American tribes. Many are mixed with white, with others mixed with Blaci, Mexican, and whatever else you know..
405 BOY and that’s why they don’t know anything about them. Just keep saying im native, like that’s gonna work
@@Ditabonita Whites both loved & hated NDNs.
We have over 20,000 enrolled and many others on other tribal rolls, but they're still Osage. Some tribes don't allow dual enrollment.
Read "Sophie's Candle"- by Ronald Goodman it's uplifting
Eau sage in French language, yes, French people were first to encounter Osage People.
Didn't know this! Thanks.
Where was the church at
^^^ may someone PLEASE explain to me, just what is the "FLOWER MOON"? why is no one explaining just what this is or means? does the book specify? what exactly does the title of the book... "KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON" actually mean?
How is, walks like a bear, spoken ? I was given this name. I need to know my fathers grandma was Osage.
Osage Indians School
German and Osage
MAINTAIN???????? 4.42
MAINTAIN????????
Algonquin, Algoma and Osage.
Pawnee, Osage, and Blackfeet
Osage and Mississippi Choctaw!
The people in Arkansas who are part Caucasian are still American Indians .
Avery good-looking people.
Osage massacred over hundred kiowas at cut throat gap? Why?
@@discountovid8325 Sober up.
the osage😊😊😊😊
If Elizabeth Warren can be indians so can you but not aboriginal American long live the Arkansas shainers Osage for ever dark skin people eight skin that shine
MINE TOO YEE WAH ZAH ZEEE :)
My mothers name was noney kid Sebring are there any Osage people with the last name of Sebring?
In the traditional Osage beliefs b4 Christianity, did my people believe we live on a flat plane.? please only an Osage please give me the answer.
+Theresa Gordon Hi Theresa my name is Lee I am a reg. Osage and I believe that our people knew that this world was not flat although to be honest I have not studied about the early Osage culture, I would like to talk to you more about it if you want to...
Yes I would love to talk to anyone who wants to discuss this.
+Theresa Gordon the belief's of the Osage and the other native american tribe's were more advanced than they were given credit for
+Theresa Gordon For hundred's of year's the european's believed that if you sailed to far you would fall off the end of the earth like a table top!
+Theresa Gordon Hi Theresa are you still here?
I think John Denver's mother was Osage.
My people call it corn.
Hello Theresa I am looking forward to learning more from you about native american belief,s, the little that I do know was told to me by my grandma her grandfather was the chief of the Osage reservation, I have a E-mail address but no facebook how should we continue? should I give you my E-mail address? whatever works for you is OK with me
+Lee Wood There were a lot of Chiefs. What band are you from?
@@vanhooligan7532 lol Band? You mean Tribe?😂
@@Ditabonita uh no, I meant band and there were many. My people were from Black Dog.
i'm black saying i do no some real osage indian
Know
that quarter osage blood.
;)
1/'3 Algoma, Algonquin and Osage.
Same
I can not wait for Martin’s Scorsese film
It is wrong how she holds it. She is just nervous.
This video made me want to throw up. It makes it sound like is was something other than greed inspired murder that reigned terror on the Osage. And, almost even worse, is the implication that christianity was somehow the savior of the Osage. It was forced down their throats just like it was to all the native americans that weren't murdered either directly or indirectly by the government attempts to "save" them by putting them on reservations.
Others here have suggested books to read. Let me suggest "Killers of the Flower Moon," by David Grann.
Sucks you want to throw up. I love this video. I get to see my beautiful family.
Suggest a book you didn't hear about on Reddit, hippie.
It's a shame that you can't pronounce the tribe name properly stolen legacy long live the Arkansas shainers dark skined people with skin that shine
They probably needed a bath
The picture shows the indian had sold out his tribe to the white man as well he is wearing templars cross.
They are *not Indians* they are natives
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Learn your Constitutional rights too.Your a US citizen too!
Buffalo!!
Excuse me, I came here to learn about the Osage, the people and the things they faced, and this thing here does none of the people of focus justice by absolutely removing or downright lying about what the white men were doing. Completely disrespectful and very much an outrage. I can't believe before David Grann's book that this type of watered down drivel was all that people had to learn about indigenous peoples of America and people are still absolutely okay with acting like they never suffered or that they had no right to speak on it. Just incredible. Incredible in the worst way. I'm headed elsewhere. This whole video is nonsense.
I am EMBARRASSED TO BE WHITE AND YOU SHOULD BE TO TBH
This is definitely the white mans documentary.
The Osage natives. They wanted oil.
When you loose your religion you loose your identity