The Native Great Lakes and the Conquest of Michigan: A View from the Huron River, Part One

[@LightoftheMoon]

Good information. I really wish that you would do a part two with more time focusing on expanding, and expounding on the information discussion beginning at 26:00 ish with bold type headers till the end. Especially maps. I love old ancient cartography for the same reasons that you mentioned! In the early 1980's I sat cross legged on the ground with a Tribal member during the first week of May for over four hours inside the Fort Michilimackinaw dig as he told me a brief Tribal history with some of the things you mentioned here. I sincerely hope that you expand on this with an in depth part two. Or even part three. Including any Pre Clovis information that is now available. The Indigenous Paolethic of The Western Hemisphere was published last year, July 1st, 2021. Thank you very much for your time!

[@MrJoshanthony734313]

I learned more from you on 1.5 playback speed than I did in a 15 week course at a community college in Detroit called History of Michigan. But oh well, I got my 3 elective credits and we used a really fun book. History of Wolverine State. (Dunbar/May 3rd ed.)