Vintage Photos of Native Americans

[@fabi2420]

Than´s for show this amazing photos and poems! There´s so mucho to learn from then! Thank´s again!

[@dearmalika]

This is wonderful! Thank you for posting this pictures!Great video!

[@DYNODRUM]

We MUST keep a deep Respect for the true people who have seen the future of this country ,we would not be here ,if not for their sacrifice and spirit...we named this land after them , they are true inhabitants ..........................

[@Wrigleybabe]

very beautiful pictures!..enjoyed watching them.

[@tumyeto111]

that prayer was so beautiful.

[@ChantHappy]

Ohhhhhhh lilian ! Quel émouvant et bel hommage tu offres ici à ce peuple que j'aime tant ! La musique que tu as choisie est superbe ! Merci Lilian :)) ********** Lilian Ohhhhhhh! How beautiful and moving tribute you offerings by the people that I love so much! The music that you have chosen is superb! Thank you Lilian:))

[@Truus1949]

Thank you for sharing this. I know the site where was written about and I love the history of the Native Americans. They are the people.

[@nuttybar9]

My mother was best friends with Sitting Bulls great granddaughter and she looked like Geronimo.

[@orgelkim]

This song: Ly o lay, is very similar to the songs the native Sami people up in north of Scandinavia, (Norway, sweden and Finland)use. They call the song "Joik" and use also drums. very beautiful.

[@calebplays581]

"It takes a strong person to build a new home,but it takes a stronger person to defend one's own home."

[@lorrieatLDP]

Loved this so much!

[@AniyuwiyaIroquoiNations11]

Great video!

[@wbworkout]

Nice presentation!

[@bklynborn01]

Awesome!

[@CaptainHugo-go2]

The cornerstone of any great large building usually shows a persons, or things that were responsible for it's being built. The Constitution of these United States needs to have a cornerstone also; And that cornerstone should show all sacrifices of the millions of Native Americans, from the days of Columbus, to the killing of the buffalo, to the Indian Removal Act, the stealing of Mt Rushmore, The Wounded Knee Massacre, to over 100 Indian Wars, were the sacrifices made by those Native Americans, so that all white Americans could call themselves "A Free Nation". The European Americans, back then, were very hypocritical, by claiming "In God We Trust", and "We are a Christian Nation", "Founded in the wisdom of God". Yet they thought nothing about the wrong being done to all Native Americans. Do you suppose God was on their side? If he was, that would make God a murderer of thousands of Native Americans. Christian religion is the assumption that God was, or was not, responsible for the outcome of an event. In the days of Columbus, there were over 20 million Native People living on this continent, and they spoke over 1000 languages, of the many tribes. Today, there are about two million Native Americans, and only about eight Native American Languages remain. They all lost their lives trying to protect their homes and families, and defend their FREEDOM, from those foreign European invaders. Our Star Spangled Banner ends with these words: "O're The Land Of The Free, And The Home Of The Brave." . . . . . . "This Land Is Your Land"

[@scottloar]

Hugo, you've tried for noble sentiments and want to further enoble Indians by comparing to those Europeans whom you suppose "thought nothing about the wrongs being done to Native Americans". So, why not educate yourself about the history? There are numerous first-hand accounts (primary history) by persons intimately familiar with Indians from the early 16th through the late 19th centuries; the observations of those who fought them as well as those allied to them; and by historical monographs over the last 200 and more years. So, too, there are numerous accounts by the Indians themselves , and the Plains Indians winter counts showing the most remarkable events during successive years. You will be surprised by what you learn if you put yourself to it rather than relying on the comfort of modern sensibilities and angst. As always, true history is more interesting, more subtle, more revealing than the myths spun around it.

[@elizabethlejika3812]

Nice!

[@adoettealaqua4185]

This is beautiful

[@txrick4879]

How can we make it right what was done to them.

[@nuttybar9]

What do you mean do you forget how many White families were killed by them?

[@txrick4879]

+robert justus How would u feel if the land that ur people had lived on for thousands of years was just taken away.

[@ApacheKidd]

Bob Troll Heath Maybe they didn't have a choice. With the Americans moving west I could only assume they lost their original homeland in battle and moved inland. It wasn't right for them to slaughter the other tribes but maybe it was for their people and future generations.

[@isaacavendano2240]

GIVE BACK WHAT BELONGS TO THEM THERE LAND! ALL OF IT THE WHITE MAN SHOULD BE IN DEBT TO THE NATIVE AMERICANS FOR WHAT THEY HAVE DONE TO THEM.

[@whowweeemandude40]

God help US!

[@jeremiahbear2462]

they are real natives.

[@Wichita821]

An Apple must have made this, red on the outside but white on the inside. Wah-Zha-Zhi ^^^^

[@vanefreja86]

I was inspired, so i made a video-response:)

[@seanmiddleton9419]

Native American Ancestors Came From Asia In Three Migrations In what they describe as the most comprehensive survey of genetic diversity in Native Americans so far, the researchers studied variation in Native American DNA sequences. They found that while most Native American populations descend primarily from one migration, there were two later ones that also made a significant genetic contribution. The first migration, that led to the majority of Native American populations, was of a single group called the "First Americans" that crossed from Asia to America in a land bridge called Beringia. Second Siberia. And Eskimo. Research later also found West Eurasian Origins Black- african indian only started appearing in the modern Indian around 1830- when slavery took place. The Asian lineage leading to First Americans is the most anciently diverged, whereas the Asian lineages that contributed some of the DNA to Eskimo-Aleut speakers and the Na-Dene-speaking Chipewyan from Canada are more closely related to present-day East Asian populations," Native Americans do not stem from a single migration. Beautiful Video. Thanks.

[@yamanayasharaahla6509]

+Sean Middleton Thank you for your summary, I too have been studying this migration pattern, and genetic disbursement. I do believe they are Asian in origin, unless someone can show me, otherwise.

[@seanmiddleton9419]

Thank you. Nevertheless a beautiful culture. Thanks again for sharing.

[@nuttybar9]

What happened to those who were here before the Native Americans?

[@yamanayasharaahla6509]

Sean Middleton Do you recommend particular books?

[@txrick4879]

+robert justus They mixed.