Fort to Port Histories - Episode 3: The Natives of Northwest Ohio

[@runingblackbear]

Were still here 😅

[@MK-8]

Live in Indianapolis now after growing up near Fort Wayne, and happened to come across your channel after randomly searching for the great black swamp. Hope to see a lot more coming. Excellent production quality my man!

[@FortToPortHistories]

Thanks, Matt! Glad to have you along for the ride!

[@mathewswora5023]

This was very good and informative. Thanks! One minor correction: in the list of tribes that have resided in Ohio, mention is made of the Ojibwa and the Chippewa nations. Those names are variant pronunciations and spellings of the same name for the same tribe. So you can shorten the list by one. They call themselves, "Anishinaabe." "Ojibwa" or "Chippewa" are names given to them by other tribes.

[@wsearp]

I am of Native heritage supposedly Shawnee and Cherokee,,,, I am not an expert, but I have never believe the theory that all Native Americans migrated here from Asia.... Many eastern Natives came from the east from Great Briton, Scandinavia the Iberian peninsula and the middle east.... Some of the earlier ones were known as Solutreans.... There are too many differences in our early native in the eastern woodlands from the natives in the west and south west.... There were ice bridges that would allow them to cross over from Europe just as easily as the Bering Straights.... The problem is that would interfere with established theories so no one wants to mess with that.... They were different peoples entirely....

[@jamebrooke894]

THERE IS EVIDENCE TO PROVE YOUR MOST LIKELY CORRECT. FLINT FOUND IN MARYLAND AND DELEWARE WAS " TRUE FLINT" NOT CHERT. AND THE POINTS MADE FROM THIS FLINT IS OF A DESIGN USED IN FRANCE.

[@WoodysWrld440]

Very interesting, ive thought something like this could be true as well!

[@sherrir101]

Awesome job! I shared!

[@FortToPortHistories]

Thanks for watching, Sherri!

[@vm4240]

id love to see a native series!! this was so informative

[@FortToPortHistories]

Thanks for watching, Vin! We're very glad to hear you found this episode informative!

[@normanlacy3390]

I know of 3 mounds in henry co Northside of the river

[@craigkozora8967]

Really good production!

[@trainertealvgc2267]

Man I've been waiting for episode 3! Moyer you looked cold out there. Wear warmer clothes

[@FortToPortHistories]

It was freezing! Austin had his hands buried in his pockets behind the camera haha! Thanks for watching!

[@buckley9]

If you're curious about further Hopewell/Adena findings, surprisingly one of the biggest sources of academic research comes from LDS scholars. Since the Book of Mormon claims to be about the ancient inhabitants of North America, many members of the LDS faith have spent their entire life studying these tribes.

[@MusicLover0423]

The battle music, is literally the coolest thing I’ve heard in any historical video. This is amazing why did it end?

[@clairwaucaush7225]

Very interesting video. President Jackson was a rat, I've even been to his home. Threw everyone out. They could at least give me and my cousins a few acres back.

[@elizabethrose8510]

Who Dey 2023

[@briano.1503]

I was born in Dayton and grew up until I was 12. Then I was taken to Southwest Michigan by a pedophile stepfather. I wish I could've lived my life in my birth place. 😔🙏

[@ericrotsinger9729]

Interesting what was left out of this story like the Us Army's greatest defeat at The Battle of the Wabash and the fact many sold their rights to the land among others.

[@jamessullivan1348]

No teepees. Wigwams was the way to go

[@normanlacy3390]

Maumee river rat in the house henry co baby