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@blakepritchett195Ай бұрын
Just know my coworkers hate how much I talk about the Comanche now. I love these videos, I listen to them 24/7 no matter what I’m doin, almost more than music. Needless to say this generation needs more historians like yourself. Much love from Tulsa OK!
@datesanddeadguysАй бұрын
It’s a bit loose with terms calling me a historian but I do my best. I am thrilled to hear people enjoy them. That series is near its end. What would you like to listen to next?
@zakkziegler111Ай бұрын
Lmfao. The exact same thing happened to me after I read Empire of the Summer Moon 😂
@LandonBell11Ай бұрын
@@zakkziegler111 same.
@lolz6449Ай бұрын
Same!!!!! I am like let me tell you about these bad mfs the COMANCHE
@kenkaniff4078Ай бұрын
@@datesanddeadguys the mongols maybe? Or just “barbarian tribes”
@JarzulaАй бұрын
Hey bro, Lakota here. Just wanted to let ya know when you say “Lakota” you have to emphasize the K instead of roll over it. If you know what I mean. But love the videos and Ty for being HIM La-koda is how most say it Sioux’s say it La-Coat-ta
@bricesylestine69897 күн бұрын
to second this, if you're gonna essentially profit off of the stories of us natives or our ancestors, the least you could do is google how to pronounce the names of our peoples correctly.
@austinharris4057Күн бұрын
🤣🤣 bro he's doing his best he's actually bringing awareness to your people a lot more then most get your panties out your twat smh@@bricesylestine6989
@ncspiritualАй бұрын
Been a viewer since first kidnapped by comanche video, when you had less than a 100 subscribers, now you have over 100K subscribers, Love you man keep up the good work
@datesanddeadguysАй бұрын
Good timing for this comment. I was actually talking with a buddy this morning about wrapping up the Comanche series. I have a script written for the “last” video but have wondered if I should redo the “kidnapped by Comanche” video. My style has changed a lot since then. Would you like a redo or should I leave it be?
@ncspiritualАй бұрын
@@datesanddeadguys up to you honestly u have no clue all you’re videos are good
@zakkziegler111Ай бұрын
Always a killer day when I see a new Dates and Dead Guys upload. Thank you, brother. You are very much appreciated by Native American history junkies such as myself 🙏
@datesanddeadguysАй бұрын
Thanks for watching. We are definitely two weeks or less from the conclusion of the Comanche series. Probably gonna be 35+ minutes long.
@zakkziegler111Ай бұрын
@@datesanddeadguys Can't wait, man! You're the whole reason I read Herman Lehmann's autobiography as well as Empire of the Summer Moon, and several others. Hope to see your channel get huge, you deserve it.
@Noah-vs7np8 күн бұрын
Real history of the west and America. Thank you for letting us know how much bravery and courage was presented by men and woman of all sides .
@SvetlanaVladimirova8590Ай бұрын
Totally fascinating and gripping story-telling as usual. Thank you so much. Best wishes form Moscow.
@datesanddeadguysАй бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@marksisto900Ай бұрын
An unenforced border results in catastrophe
@FRVMMAАй бұрын
I agree, which is why the tribes should’ve united to keep the whites out
@cjthebeeskneesАй бұрын
Results in cheap exploitable labor for business owners (what they crave more then anything) and that keeps wages down and allows them to skip out on taxes and enslave their workers. (The border is the way it is because those “in charge” desire it to be so, make no mistake) AND, do not make the mistake of blaming other unfortunate down on their luck “migrants/immigrants” for coming to US for opportunities, that’s what those in high places want you to do and not to criticize them and the border policies in general.
@geirholte1222Ай бұрын
The natives know all about it.
@Michael-jy1fxАй бұрын
Border wall is a white mans concept. Afraid of its own doing to others. Natives didn’t have these problem up until the Europeans arrive.
@EonSlumberАй бұрын
Castles had moats for a reason.
@83yomomma25 күн бұрын
Your channel is one of the best on KZbin. Thank you for the uploads, fascinating stuff.
@ZeekoRamenАй бұрын
I'd heard of Galvarino before and didn't think the story of him was true, until now. He was a badass.
@datesanddeadguysАй бұрын
Skepticism with his story is fair. There is very limited sources on him. Really only 3 good primary sources that I’m aware of. I thought about putting this in the episode but cut it, one soldier wrote about him with the knives but there is no complete English translation I am aware of. The others speak of his hands being cut off but being at the battle not the knives part. I’m skeptical myself but this is how the legend goes.
@lolz6449Ай бұрын
I loved the piece you did on the spanish war dogs. I love the historical context you give, because its all so inconceivable to us in todays world. I love being transported by your stories to the experiences of those who came before
@fmswampfox3724Ай бұрын
Great history and storytelling!👍👍
@datesanddeadguysАй бұрын
Is your name by chance in reference to Francis Marion?
@carleto9597Ай бұрын
As always, great work on all your stories you do. Thanks
@webbsamplesАй бұрын
In studying other subjects during this time in history, I kept coming across stories about Victorio. He, and his small band, were feared by the whites in New Mexico. Although not lost to history, his story is one of the major ones that has not been fully known by people living today. I encourage you to do an in depth program or more on this man.
@mattreames3356Ай бұрын
Love the videos. A great learning experience.
@Sevieboy22Ай бұрын
Your videos are so well researched my man! Keep it up!
@RYNGINАй бұрын
No pride in genocide. First Nations where never at war we where just defending are selves from colonizers. Honour the Treaties!
@trisgilmour25 күн бұрын
😂
@NathanielBartholomew92Ай бұрын
Thanks for putting these out
@AJHughes-hk5ttАй бұрын
Thanks again for another badass video. Awesome stories awesome content Awesome channel.
@shakoiatenhawithacrossjaco9051Ай бұрын
This has become my favourite channel to watch. I’m mohawk, ionkwanonhshón:ni, or “Iroquois”. It’s interesting learning of other fellow onkwehón:we history, and their fights that don’t seem too far off from our own fights my people fought.
@gretashapiro4118Ай бұрын
Didn't the Spanish have the support of surrounding tribes that were brutalized by the Aztecs and inca . 200 Spaniards is a bit misleading. They had hundreds of thousands of natives that wanted to destroy those empires and fought together with the Spanish
@alexisclegg4345Ай бұрын
They did that too north of the border southwest an southeast United States
@alexisclegg4345Ай бұрын
Cherokee have war stories about the Spanish
@terrymurphy440129 күн бұрын
I've been studying North and South American natives for 45 years I found this very interesting thank you.
@ThecathunterАй бұрын
Great history, story telling and just plan flat out good video. I hope you keep bringing such great history to light and I wish more people would watch your videos just to see how our history really was. Thank You
@israelmorales4249Ай бұрын
What a great video, thx for the information!
@Brosephballen10 күн бұрын
Love this channel great work I'm sure it took alot of research and time
@BladesRKingАй бұрын
Outstanding topics and story telling!
@user-ze3je8xx7rАй бұрын
So happy when a new release 🙏👍
@aileenbell2248Ай бұрын
Fascinating stories.. very interesting to listen to 👍🇦🇺
@mikecook271415 күн бұрын
Thanks brother
@nathanielerskine1875Ай бұрын
Fascinating stuff. Thanks.
@mikeable1376Ай бұрын
Thanks again great story .
@ewy5584Ай бұрын
When I mow and weedeat my entire yard, my neighbors do say: Goodness gracious, he looks like a Tiger of the Human Species.
@tylerthompson1842Ай бұрын
I love this channel!
@russellwyatt9693Ай бұрын
Love this channel
@paulofearghail9408Ай бұрын
The "last ice age" has not yet come to a close. We are still in the same ice age that began roughly 2.5 million years ago. What ended between 20,000 and 12,000 years ago was the most recent glacial maximum, one of many during the current ice age. We happen to be in a warm interglacial period now, again one of many. And this one is not even the warmest. Eventually we will cycle into a glacial period again.
@Scrat335Ай бұрын
In Salt Lake City I saw a skeleton of one of those ancient bison. It was the size of a Chevy van.
@bluthammer1442Ай бұрын
not an express fan (not to say i dislike it) of this category of history - but you tell it well and good enough to pay attention to. Havent missed a video for years now.
@cassiuscloud2264Ай бұрын
Victorio's sister Lozen was a wild warrior also..She went on to ride with Geronimo after.
@crystalraptor195Ай бұрын
What do you mean by half a millennium ago? That would be only 500 years ago and the first people in the Americas is a debated subject. Some estimates say around 13,000 to 15,000 years ago and others say as far back as 30,000 years ago. It’s really interesting actually and I can’t wait to see what evidences springs up in time!
@datesanddeadguysАй бұрын
Im a dope. Terms aside, meant 50,000 years. Thanks for the comment.
@crystalraptor195Ай бұрын
@@datesanddeadguysAll good lol, I only noticed since I watch a ton of Stefan Milo and North 02’s videos on the Paleolithic a ton as well as yours. Great job with making history so fun to learn about!
@lolz6449Ай бұрын
@@crystalraptor195 north02 is another incredible channel!
@TastyBadgerАй бұрын
Those Conquistadores used local tribes to fight the Incas. 200 Spaniards did not act alone.
@datesanddeadguysАй бұрын
You are not the first person to bring this up and you’re right. By the time the west was being settled tribes like the Apache or Comanche were overwhelmed with numbers. For example in 1840 there were around 75k white people in Texas and a maximum of 20k Comanche. Probably less. But the conquistadors had a very different situation. It frankly makes no sense logistically. The stories don’t hide this but alliances with other tribes were used constantly. An overlooked element of the clashing of these civilizations is organization. They were so good at getting disdainful neighbors to help them. And this runs true even when white population numbers skyrocket. Crow, Apache, and Tonkawa scouts were invaluable to the US military. Native Americans, especially in North America, lived in truly free societies and they often followed their short term best interests as opposed to trying to organize against the juggernaut coming at them. I have debated doing a long video on this topic but I don’t know that people would be interested.
@getoffenit7827Ай бұрын
Thank you for talking about Maine/New Hampshire Wars Im from Norway,Maine not too far from Fryeburg and other sites of small battles,i used to hunt in those areas and would also metal detect areas near the creek and where its believed Chamberlain engaged in that fight and found some lead balls,Some round and some mushroomed,whether or not they dated from that fight i have no way of knowing but they did cause me to sit down on the bank and imagine the events that day.
@maxchapman4531Ай бұрын
Where can I find copies of some of the art prints that you use in your presentations? I should specify……particularly the Native American warrior art.
@teamshaboobalu2887Ай бұрын
Many Indigenous North, Central, & South American Tribes admit that they've lived on their continents from the very beginning. & always took shelter in vast Inner Earth cave systems during the last & other past floods. Living there for hundreds & even at times, thousands of years. Before emerging after the flood waters had receded, to live & rebuild on the surface again. For Example: Ask the Lakota about "The Black Hills" being the quote, "Center of their Universe" & even ask the Aztecs about "The Seven Caves" cave system that they admit to living in with their quote, "gods".
@Mailed-KnightАй бұрын
I think you meant to say 'claim' not 'admit'.
@teamshaboobalu2887Ай бұрын
@@Mailed-Knight - No, I mean, "admit", since alot of tribes will keep the Inner Earth entrances a secret.
@andresguerrero4684Ай бұрын
You should have covered Cajeme of the Yaqui tribe. His story is a legend in Sonora
@wastelandsavageАй бұрын
Would love it if you covered the last stand of Chief Agüeybana ll El Bravo of the Taínos of Puerto Rico against the spanish.
@tylerkee9150Ай бұрын
Love your content, could you please do king Phillip’s war it was the bloodiest war on American soil centered around us Wampanoags of Massachusetts
@McDanielRanchАй бұрын
What have u dug up on lozen
@Utope-v7d27 күн бұрын
What are your thoughts on the book “Blood Meridian”?
@pigpaulАй бұрын
❤
@UreconstructedАй бұрын
Need to do the last stand of Wolf With Plenty of Fur at Summit Springs in 1869.
@geirholte1222Ай бұрын
Nana is imo worthy a video of his own :)
@datesanddeadguysАй бұрын
I talked a bit about Nana in my Apache Witchcraft video. Nana, Lozen, and Geronimo were all fascinating examples of “power” within the Apache tribe. I don’t fully know what to make of the stories and many tribes were highly custom bound. I am convinced that at the least many Apache believed they could do incredible things.
@geirholte1222Ай бұрын
@@datesanddeadguys Absolutely. Many Apache who rode with Geronimo spoke of his ability to change weather and stuff. Would have loved to gone hiking with him, been raining a lot lately.
@mrcleanse522Ай бұрын
WITH THE ice bridge it seems food was non existent for 100s or thousands of miles.... how could people follow animals which would no doubt die shortly after trying to cross the land bridge and they themselves die?
@hankwood434917 күн бұрын
The "evidence" for the bridge crossing theory is not very sound, non existant really. People talk about it as if its fact but its just theory
@solyluna1778Ай бұрын
👍👍👍
@malcomshaw5962Ай бұрын
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
@The_ZeroLineАй бұрын
I keep trying to trap D&D because his luxurious face pelt can fetch a handsome sum in Hong Kong, but he’s very elusive.
@markjackson6026Ай бұрын
The first and second opening slides appear to be reversed.....
@user-pq6yt2cz5bАй бұрын
My Bloodline derives from not only Mexican, Spanish but, also Commanche and Azteca💪
@chriscurtice6887Ай бұрын
7:18 do a podcast on John Richard Parker
@slugshell2901Ай бұрын
Love the Incan empire. I sometimes day dream wondering what they would’ve been like if left alone.
@mevidaloca5557Ай бұрын
How about doing the story of the great horse slaughter by McKinsey in the Palo Duro Canyon?
@healdiseasenowАй бұрын
They just released the dogs one bite tore the whole entire guts and intestinal system out like butter remember they were used to fighting and catching Hogs and deer and I guess Buffalo people were like butter
@hankhillsnrrwurethraАй бұрын
Have you done the Bent brothers?
@MrBigdc111Ай бұрын
Have you heard of Posey war in Utah it ended in 1923
@fattypacquiaoАй бұрын
I remember you made a video comparing similarities between Comanche and Mongol warriors. Mongol origins as an idea? Or India I hear that country has such vast history. I'm just throwing out ideas but whatever you decide on I'll tune in.
@datesanddeadguysАй бұрын
I would love to dive into the Mongols. I’m far less versed in ancient India but find their culture fascinating. I also have a soft spot for river valley civilizations. The Neolithic revolution and some of those early societies like mohenjo daro and Harappa are really interesting.
@fattypacquiaoАй бұрын
That's perfect you can make videos with the knowledge you have plus I know it's going to take time to read and research of people you don't know enough and also condense it into video. I do appreciate the amount of work you put into your videos.
@joelicitra9817Ай бұрын
When Lucifer was cast out, he vowed he would rule on this earth with (blood and horror). He certainly has, and is, doing that.
@healdiseasenowАй бұрын
I think they really just fought for meanness 😠😡🤬👻👻👻
@wesleylytton898Ай бұрын
Nikola Mirotic is that you?
@joestewart748710 күн бұрын
just an fyi half a millenia is 500 yrs. let's not confuse those of us who are easily confused.
@TheMNBlackBearАй бұрын
One of the best storytellers EVER. Interesting the story mentions the Asians coming over to North America from across the Bering land bridge. So true. And guess what else has been found in our recent history? Yes, evidence has been found that makes it clear Europeans have been coming to North America as far back as 70,000+ years ago. An obvious Clovis Point was found on the Eastern Seaboard recently that is at least 70,000 years old. It appears the ancient Asians swept east, while the ancient Europeans swept west--and somewhere in between we all met up. DNA testing is turning history on its ear. For example, many Indian tribes have taken DNA tests only to discover many of them are over twenty five percent White! Some of them are part Mongolian and Chinese! For a closer look at what I'm talking about here, there's another important story to learn about, a KZbin film: "Prehistoric Europeans: The First Native Americans." Archeologists like Dr. Bruce Bradley are in the film and talk about their findings. It's another amazing story about the human species! And we humans are in fact a species, not a "race".
@Mailed-KnightАй бұрын
You got something wrong, the Conquistadors had several thousand indigenous allies.
@MA_KA_PA_TIEАй бұрын
They were fools. The weak should know when they are defeated.
@Zoro007Ай бұрын
If you believe in your faith and fellow people you're not a fool to keep fighting.....👍👍👍👍👍
@RUcookooАй бұрын
Gosh, this is not like "Little Big Man" !
@lemons708Ай бұрын
the buffalo crossed over 100,000 years ago where did you get millenia from lol
@PavelDatsyuk-ui4qvАй бұрын
Algonquin and cree were much better warriors
@RedHawk-z8zАй бұрын
Cree got stomped by the Blackfoot and the Algonquin was not a tribe but a language family and dialect
@PavelDatsyuk-ui4qvАй бұрын
@@RedHawk-z8z that's why they're stuck in the plains eh . They Got booted from mich and Ontario.
@j.f.r.blackwolf6532Ай бұрын
The land bridge theory has been debunked several times. Make a difference, stop mentioning it!
@patrickpenton698Ай бұрын
Why are you so mad bruh
@j.f.r.blackwolf6532Ай бұрын
@@patrickpenton698 I'm calm. I just think it's wrong to spread misinformation. Remains have been found here that belong to my native ancestors and thoes remains predate that theory. Not to mention how absurd the concept is lol who takes there women and children into a stretch of ice where they can hunt but can't make fire due to the lack of wood? Also all the other risks to them lol only an idiot would buy that idea lol
@gregoryb4322Ай бұрын
How? I’m curious
@N8TTV_T3824 күн бұрын
Landbridge theory is outdated wrong information this song is old
@seanmacguire689816 күн бұрын
So they came in boats from Asia?
@UmQasaann12 күн бұрын
Indigenous people have been in Cemanahuac 21,000-27,000 years.
@orionfierro5115Ай бұрын
For having dates as the first word of your channel you should learn the difference between millenia and a million years, you say nearly half a millennium ago, so 500 years ago??
@amazingbreakdownco2045Ай бұрын
Love your show . Vote Donald J Trump.
@RockribbedmanАй бұрын
Meh
@dougearnest7590Ай бұрын
Perhaps Hollywood is more your style. Superheroes and CGI fight scenes?