I’m baffled for real: a documentary on Mississippi and not one rebel flag to my recollection - gotta be historic 😮

Who could ever forget Mississippi? 😂😂😂

This is mine.

JACKSON MS NATIVE HERE 2024 4/1/2024

my lord he's beautiful

I am a true descendant of the Natchez Indians. He conveniently forgot to say that we were also bred out by the European males raping our women and also we interbred with the true indigenous Jews from Africa and Hebrew Israelites that came in on slave ships. That’s what happened to the Natchez Indians from the late 1800’s such as my great great grandmother.

I love that man so much I was in his choir for years, and he taught me so much.

❤Natchez,College👍🏾💯‼️

🙏🏾🤔YES,Natchez, College💯‼️

Love to hear my family play especially my Paw Paw (David Bubba Ealey) I grew up on that blues… miss you Paw Paw❤️

My 8th Great Grandfather and his brothers was cousins with Iberville and Bienville . He was with them when discovered the Gulf Coast. We are some of the 1st families to settle in Mobile, Biloxi and New Orleans area. Some of my Grandparents are buried in St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans .

I am doing some family research. I would like to contact Neal Wilkinson to see if he can guide me to where to look. My family where some of the early settlers durring this time period.

Love hearing all the government brainwashed comments. OSHA would be so proud 😅

For all the noobs screaming saftey,, the trench was hand dug, not by a machine in 30 seconds, big difference between a slowly hand dug trench over time compared to a mechanical dug trench. JS

That's it?

My ancestors were among the Natchez that stayed in the traditional area (Louisiana) ❤

I was brought up to be told to never use a knife to fight with , only cowards use knives i was told , use your fists and never kick a man when he he down . Only thing i ever remember my useless father ever telling me that was worth remembering.

Pezarro didn't see any advanced Indians but did see many pot bellied spindle legged half starved naked tribes

Old Dixie. Jefferson Davis is my ancestor. These mounds were discovered by the Indians, not all these were built by indians, but this is the fake history of the Americas in a nutshell.

It’s funny y’all don’t show the black Indians

James Bowie is my greatx4 uncle

Imagine inviting people to have a family picnic on grounds where 100,000 ‘s of tribal people were slaughtered 😮 beautifully told

Imagine holding Indian pow wows for white people who paid $5 to be called an Indian 😂😂

Imagine saying they were moved because they moved to Indian lands like the whole United States isn’t Indian land 😂😂

Imagine the Natchez “rebelling” against not wanting their land to be colonized and stolen and because they “massacred” the French COLONIZERS because they didn’t want their land stolen and then making the story sound as if they had to go to war against a tribe who were already living there because again they didn’t want their land stolen😮 imagine seriously believing that they “migrated” to other tribes because they lost a war for their own lands and now they are considered refugees yah are sick af

Most of my family from Jefferson county, you talkin about prejudice yes, my aunt worked for some people also her husband and children, when my aunt her and her husband die do people put them off of the they were all born and raised there, then my family had humping on land never knew what it was the white people stole everything they could from them,, and still stealing if you look back at history lots of people from Africa was brought to Fayette Mississippi,😢😠👀🕵️

European mostly means Spanish British and Frenchmen. Scots and Irish were usually not typically in that lot and were often the whipping boys for Europe.

Excellent report … thank you for your discovery …. Where these burial mounds … What was the weather like … How old are these mounds …

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It's the walls were to cave-in that would be some kind of an ironic payback for digging up someone's grave site

All my daughter uncles and great uncles of Jax. Fl. She is a beautiful Neice

Natchez or W’nvx’ce/Nv’ce is thought to mean “swift warrior” or possibly a derivative of the old (translated) Nv’ce phrase, “it’ll come upon you rather quickly”.

Jack, I am still waiting for your next book. Bruce Frazer

😡🤬@ 16:51 He had the never, the gaul and audacity to say plantations were communities called nucleated centers….THEY WERE PRISONS! 😡🤬

Bowie was one tough man. The knife is legendary and is the American weapon. Living in AR we have James Black who is reported to have made knives for Resin Bowie. We also have a great collection in LR at the old Statehouse I believe.

very interesting and very well stated !!!

Excellent

Any signs of copper being brought down the river on it's way to Europe

Cross the River. Just like a more famous duo did. But in a more... civilized place: Aaron Burr and Alex Hamilton crossed the Hudson to fight in a wild, lawless, stanky swamp of a land that's little changed since. Jersey.

The real Bowie knife was nothing more than a butcher's knife,' what more could you ask for.''

Awesome Historical Video my friends👍 best I have ever watched. Great pleasure 🇺🇸really enjoy the introduction of both videos too!

👍Probably the Best Historical Video of James Bowie’ and the Sandbar Fight on KZbin 🇺🇸

Church Hill rep rep

I grew up in wildsville, and oh how well I remember that bridge. I didn’t like the whistling noise or the grates or how it opened up for the barges .yet this is still childhood memories. I recently went home to wildsville and got to cross the new bridge after 40 years of being away

That Lorman Old Country Store is a great place to eat and the owner will sing for if you ask.

I have no bigger passion in life than archaeology specifically North American, and it feels so far fetched for me to make a career out of it, I don’t know the first steps to take but I know I’d be an extraordinary addition to the world of archaeology. Thank you for the fascinating information presented.

Negroes are American Indians !!!

Excellent well done coo wee MR JIM BOWIE lest We Forget

Interesting

Nice little touch using 'Midnight on the Water' for background music. One of my favorite olde time tunes.