WHAT THE PILGRIMS BURIED

[@benthomason3307]

"mother, I had a terrible dream where I was sold to monks in Spain." "sold to what in where?"

[@Thoughtmage100]

Not to mention that after his dream he just knows English.

[@benthomason3307]

@@Thoughtmage100 wow, I hadn't even noticed that

[@Paracetamolecito]

@Thoughtmage100 that's how I learnt, pretty much

[@user-uw2pe7ib2m]

@@Thoughtmage100 he learned new languages in his dream remember

[@_end3rguy_]

isnt his mom dead by this point

[@tylociraptor8131]

The connection between the skeleton of the creature appearing to be 2 animals connected, and "each one supports the other"... chilling

[@michaeltabarroni70]

Someone else in the comment section pointed out that there’s possibly a third skull next to the bird skull (it’s located in the shoulder area above the big legs), which would reinforce the analogy since they’d be 3 in both cases.

[@Sealgurl2002]

@@michaeltabarroni70I think that’s a rodent skull, not a bird skull, it has teeth and resembles the skull of various rodents

[@theenclave5332]

@@Sealgurl2002 I believe it’s some type of beaver skull.

[@MaliEmpireKing]

@@michaeltabarroni70 i feel like the third skull is just a shoulderblade for the second head

[@spinichcutie]

also, the whole skeleton looks like a sheer of corn, or a stalk.

[@thefunniman3285]

squanto seemed weirdly chill after everyone he knew fucking died

[@DoveAlexa]

Dream monks taught him well

[@aarondavidlopezdegante7884]

yeah this history isnt enjoyable anymore , igot borred

[@toxichazard3290]

yep

[@muhammadksatriaakbarariend8684]

He's just a chill guy

[@manontheinternetn]

@@muhammadksatriaakbarariend8684he really doesn’t gaf

[@pajamapantsjack5874]

Mr manticore is so good at making skeletons that just look…wrong. It gets your mind wondering “what did this look like alive”

[@bradbradthebrad]

It looks kinda normal if you ignore the weird bird head

[@mattpeters4700]

It's not Mr. It's just Manticore

[@AltCtrlSpud]

he should make a skeleton of the agumgis ඞ ඞ ඞ

[@Papapsoso]

⁠@@bradbradthebradit has human hind legs and what may be another bird head sticking out of the back of the spine..

[@bradbradthebrad]

@@Papapsoso if you ignore the bird heads it still looks kinda normal, it just has a weird hump near the hind legs that’s all

[@bradbradthebrad]

don’t you just hate it when you find a eldritch creature’s skeleton while trying to plant crops, then getting weird powder from the creatures body on your hand and then causing a plague that kills your entire village? happens WAY too often >:(

[@Private-Potato]

I hate when that happens. It ruins thanksgiving for everyone.

[@stubian]

anthrax

[@NovaCynthia740]

Plot twist, the powder was asbestos

[@JC-oq5ex]

The real reason the Canadian govt is giving out 110k to every native .. hush money so they don't mention the wierd house in the middle of lake superior

[@Mr_Feller]

….. raised by tiktok

[@thestinkybois2978]

Did this to a guy outside of a raising caines once

[@bradbradthebrad]

what tf is this supposed to imply 💀💀💀

[@dinglebees]

Dude that was me wtf

[@Tired_eyess]

Relatable.

[@thewolfleader500]

​@@dinglebeesDude I saw that shit I thought I was just tweaking off low quality kush

[@chillman3188]

oh that was you? Man wtf, I saw that from inside and it totally ruined my box combo! :(

[@SomewhatGhOATed]

Squanto is the Native American thought to have taught the Pilgrims how to plant corn. The feast talked about is likely the first Thanksgiving, given that this video was released on Thanksgiving weekend.

[@varicosevaynes]

“i am squant. what you want?”

[@BoogiePicker9000]

BARRSSSS ENGLISH OR SPANOIS BLUD🥶

[@themountainking3378]

Except that story is total BS and the real story of Thanksgiving is that the morning before the feast the indians surpise attacked the settlers and ruthlessly killed almost all of them. We were thankful to God of our victory over the savages....

[@EmperorMelon-u6v]

@@varicosevaynes "how to corn"

[@HungerGamesFan00]

likely? bit more than just likely

[@meat_master88]

bros gonna have a field day with roanoke

[@bradbradthebrad]

manticore did stuff on the roanoke thing a while back but it was deleted like twice (first as part of trinity desk, then as part of seasons 3 and 4 of mm which have been deleted)

[@Papapsoso]

the trinity desk project is still watchable from Re uploads, you should watch it

[@alicenaylor1042]

Manticore already did do a video on Roanoke as part of The Trinity Desk Project

[@budakbaongsiah]

it's gonna involve a nuclear thing I'm sure

[@calvinwill1663]

days in the fields of sacred corn

[@dreadfuldeath]

why do I always feel a sense of ancestral fear before I even watch these

[@Extinction_killous]

Because we live once with those beasts a long time ago

[@_The_Seeker_]

All of our ancestors faced man eating monsters. From giant bears forming a wall near present day Alaska and Russia to monstrous tribes that took alliances to banish and kill. With our long and storied history it’s possible something not documented went unchecked for millennia and terrorized early man and possibly our earliest ancestor. You never quite know, our greatest fear is the unknown.

[@icejuice9316]

@@Extinction_killous No lmfao

[@A_fish_with_dentures]

@@Extinction_killous perhaps you’re right

[@BierBart12]

@@Extinction_killous This guy is so good at making it feel that way. This subliminal fear

[@JacF6734]

Honestly respect to Squanto He had to live through essentially everyone he knew and loved dying a horrible death and he still had enough empathy to help out the Pilgrims Be like Squanto

[@DISTurbedwaffle918]

Being freed from slavery and educated by monks is pretty dope as a backstory

[@Nmnmn38648]

My goat

[@discocommunist]

Don't be like Squanto, don't help your colonizers

[@fatalos6855]

​@@discocommunist Tbf he had no way to predict that

[@Vishanti]

HE WHO WALKS BETWEEN THE ROWS

[@asgoodasyou]

I used to love that movie , the original version

[@IsolatedPixels]

Right the original

[@bernardedwards8461]

GETS WHITE POWDER ON HIS TOES.

[@tru3vort3x2]

ok but holy shit, when it just cuts to Squanto's mom staring at the screen, it gave me chills

[@ilovemacandcheesesomuch]

SERIOUSLY a tsunami of fear washed over me😭😭nothing has scared me like that in a while, i was just trying to fall asleep watching videos man

[@Diabetic_troglodyte6152]

I don’t know what more horrifying. The fact that it lived, or the implication that something *killed it*

[@Gnome-kc7pr]

Giza Glass, perhaps? Or the AADR? I think that it was unclear whether The Air Force One Angel had that power innately or if it was using a man-made one. Either way, maybe that's what was used to kill this thing. Not based on anything but just a thought.

[@Ballistics_Computer]

​@@Gnome-kc7prcan you please explain to me what you're talking about because this terrifies me

[@jennifermenzel4500]

​@@Ballistics_Computera series made by the creator of this video called monument mythos. You should watch it

[@Ballistics_Computer]

@jennifermenzel4500 I've never been so immersed in an ARG. Regrettably I know most fossils on sight so that part isn't as good of a hook but the music was 10/10, more than enough to sell it

[@CheapCreep]

"Hey, did you guys know that one of the four horseman of the apocalypse is buried nearby? Lets plant corn ontop of it."

[@gregoryortega319]

From the looks of it, the skeleton shown here seems to be an amalgamation of these creatures: left top jaw-extinct antelope, left bottom jaw-young tyrannosaur, left spine ribs and legs- young tyrannosaur, right spine ribs and legs-some kind of giant sloth, tail-young tyrannosaur, and the head could be one of two things: either a giant sloth with a horn or tooth attached to it, or a smilodon with a deformity.

[@assfucker6997]

The jaw seems rather rounded for a rex

[@PixelatedFlu]

The mythological creature known as the "Chimera" could also be possible, three heads/beings in one body as they support each other.

[@johnnysparkle]

A Trinity: Corn Beans Squash

[@baronofdurka]

A TRINITY A CORN A BEANS A SQUASH Cut it all Into salad

[@michaeltabarroni70]

@baronofdurka “cut it all into salad” The remains of the eldritch creature in the video:

[@lemone12]

but the fish what is the fish

[@osheroth]

Squash your beef when it's sunny

[@themanofthewindow]

@@lemone12 THE DESK

[@UtubeH8tr]

Now I get it. The pilgrim's unknowingly brought pestilence, sowed it with war, which grew to famine, then reaped to death, thus allowed conquest to prosper. Allowing a new pestilence to be born.

[@Hazbiological-bn3ox]

And that skeleton is from the fourth horseman. Yes.

[@asonwiwijtrezequal985]

My god those are the names of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

[@MaliEmpireKing]

3:38 these the mfs id draw in third grade and call a dinosaur

[@dogwelderyt]

hahahaha true

[@Aex1902]

real

[@ivanlol7153]

“Behind the Megasaurus”

[@CalvinNoire]

Explanation for this video: 1. 0:25 Tisquantum/Squanto was a real person. In real life, everyone in the Patuxet died from plagues. Except for Tisquantum. When the pilgrims arrived, he supported said pilgrims in any way he could, even teaching them about the 'three sisters', that was shown here: 0:52 Of course, the circumstances were quite different here. Tisquantum supposedly got in contact with a mysterious fossil. Killing everyone in the village. 2. 1:35 That is very suspect. As if the mother knew what it was. 3. 2:34 Squanto's new form? 4. 3:34 The fossil. This supposed animal had 4 legs, two of them were bigger than the rest. It also had two ribcages and two heads. Accompanied with a tail and husk too. This leads me to believe that the saying "Each one supports the other. Like us." Actually refers to this animal. Because remember, this animal had two heads. And supposedly supported one and the other. Ironically though, this cooperation brought the deaths of an entire tribe. And that's my stance on what the metaphor is. 5. 3:50 A feast is ordered. The feast in question was obviously Thanksgiving of course. Got any theories? Please send your theories to the reply section below. I want to start a discussion.

[@CalvinNoire]

I don't know about the relevance of the dream sequence.

[@Papapsoso]

⁠​⁠@@CalvinNoireThe “dream” was what happened to the Squanto of our world. It seems that him teaching the pilgrims to grow maize/corn was an inevitable event that would’ve happened even in this world, and the universe or some other entity taught the English language onto him via the dream, therefore being able to communicate with the pilgrims.

[@Papapsoso]

Either it’s just a bone that I don’t know the name of, or there’s a head of possibly a bird right under the head sticking out of the back of the body. Also, I don’t know if you noticed but the animal certainly has human hind legs.

[@theodore6419]

I have a theory. What is they are bones from animals of the manticore vid as you can divide the skeleton up. I think part of it could be one of the bulls shown, another could be one of the bird thingies, and another could be manticore or another lion thing. Or they are one creature, I think it could be an amalgamation of one of the lions, and the bird thing or the one which looks like a Chinese dragon and another lion thing.

[@theodore6419]

This is unlikely though

[@Wertman-w2z]

0:14 reminder corn we have today does not grow in the wild it looked more like wheat

[@Sean-e4q]

🤘🏼I'm the Great Cornholio 🌽🤘🏼

[@Tysandifer]

Well there's like 30 different kinds...

[@stupidmangoz]

Didn't the native americans also farm it though? So wouldn't it be bred to grow that way or similarly?

[@banhatlessducks]

​@@stupidmangoz you are correct they already had domesticated varieties before the pilgrims arrived I dunno if this other guy thinks it went from teosinte to corn in 200ish years hahah

[@The_stellar_jay]

Darwin IV fan spotted

[@idealpilled]

the music combined with the images doesn't necessarily scare me, but there's this deep, almost primal paranoia that the combination exudes

[@stealtho]

its the fast pace that activates fight or flight

[@nechdaught3412]

@@stealtho I wouldn’t call it fast-paced, it feels very slow and methodical

[@Prauwlet213]

This honestly feels like a fairytale cautionary tale that people would actually tell from generation to generation. Incredible.

[@jacobrussula5672]

That skeleton looks like the dinosaur reconstructed by the paleontologist lady in Red Dead Redemption 2

[@granitticore208]

This is probably the most dread I've ever felt watching a Manticore's video, maybe excluding the Ningen. Good job!

[@13thheartbeat]

@@granitticore208 right like she’s so good at creating an anxiety inducing atmosphere in her videos lol. and that doesn’t sound like a good thing but it is because that’s what she’s going for. i think it’s because she introduces all these fucked up disturbing concepts without any explanations or acknowledgment of how fucked up they are.

[@Ironfruit16]

@@13thheartbeat She? The person behind this channel is a guy named Alex Kansas, unless I missed something

[@13thheartbeat]

@@Ironfruit16 she’s identified as nom binary for a while but she came out as transfeminine recently. her pronouns are she/they. they’re displayed on her channel but the feature of displaying pronouns on youtube channels is kinda glitchy so it doesn’t show up for everyone. and her name is alex casanas, alex kansas was just an online name

[@maxvonplatzer5329]

I love how being sold to monks is spain is the epitome of fear for a native

[@lycoris_oukranos]

Y'all remember when they put a weird powder on Mount Rushmore and it caused an 'Infection', which grew tall, strong 'plants'...?

[@lycoris_oukranos]

Also, remember that personal computer company called 'Maize'?

[@nitroglycerin6633]

That would mean that this series of old timey videos is a prequel to the main series... which I am definitely all for if your theories are correct

[@Papapsoso]

I thought of the exact same things while watching this video. History repeats itself. I’d also like to note the powder didn’t cause the infection, they were using the “baby powder” or what is most likely anthrax powder now as a sort of pesticide against the special trees, which is why they had to cover the monument in it daily.

[@JoeyLopez-t7w]

Ah the monument mithos such genuinely amazing world building ​@lycoris_oukranos

[@Gnome-kc7pr]

⁠@@lycoris_oukranosdude. I was literally thinking that. Nowhere else was the white powder explained and nowhere else was the name Maize justified but it always seemed curious to me

[@steampunkzorua4182]

Broke down the text: Yellow (The Thing?): beautiful - of hope - like us - Live now - strong - feast - Like us. Red (the plague): ruin - but the unease takes root deep within - clings to his fingers - the entire village falls ill - His mother is the first to pass - Silent. - buried - has not fully passed - half Green (his mother): It takes the Three Sisters - Each one supports the other, - Leave it. This is no time to dwell. - Blue (water): fish - churns Bone-white (death?): bones - Mother? - bones - Purple (dream): [dream] Pure white/bold: The Pilgrims Light green (Squanto): This is the source. We must bury it deeper - What I notice is that the "Like us" lines are _not_ in the same color of text associated with people speaking, even when it's in quotes. The words are also mostly or entirely positive. I also find it interesting that "Mother?" was in bone-white after she'd died, like mentions of the Thing's skeleton were.

[@AnalogTerrorVision]

This is definitely a THING THAN COLUMBUS BROUGHT moment.

[@sakmadik69420]

err *brought ☝🏿🤓

[@bradbradthebrad]

me when columbus brings something:

[@toumabyakuya]

@@sakmadik69420 You also missed the "*that". If you will correct somebody, do so right.

[@spidey5558]

What did he buy? Did he pay for it?

[@sakmadik69420]

@@toumabyakuya if you wanna mention that.at least assume i was already being unserious by using emojis🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@KanadMondal]

There are few things sadder than Native American history, shrouded in mystery and pain, but also with immense potential that is now lost. When I think of the Americas before the Europeans arrived, I feel like I am getting visions from another reality.

[@DoveAlexa]

Uh oh, they buried a whale-merged Ningen.

[@DolusVulpes]

A Human? those are just a myth. a fantasy even

[@VhAgAR008]

Did anyone else felt a primordial fear when they saw the skeleton? 3:38

[@treanmunt1420]

I hate it when my whole village dies Because i found the skeleton of an Ancient Death Beast under my corn field

[@grirrat]

Anthrax spores that are left in the soil by animal carcasses can promote plant growth! It's assumed that this is a method by which it attracts grazing animals to infect. It's so beautiful to see that anthrax and the grass support each other!

[@DinoRicky]

The “what-verse mythos” is so good Your cooking Manticore!

[@fauresfaures4314]

i propose the Columbusverse

[@TheFlame_Hawk]

​@@fauresfaures4314Colony Mythos

[@DinoRicky]

@fauresfaures4314we don’t know of Paper York is the Ship Jester Plus the jester went from the Caribbean to the Pacific by the 90s so idk if it passed by the Lewis and Clark expedition

[@thesalmonserver5871]

In a weird way, this has one of the more hopeful endings out of everything in Manticore's current catalog (deleted/hidden videos not included). Though Tisquantum loses his people as he feared he would, he still chose to assist those who were suffering as his family was. They buried the thing that caused all of this and their crops would flourish, leading to the first Thanksgiving.

[@keterpatrol7527]

I'm not even sure on what to say; the hell did I stumble unto?

[@leahv.5925]

Idk say something CORNY

[@alucardtheno-lifeking2556]

Welcome to Mister Maticore's channel. I've given up trying to wonder what any of this means a long time ago. XD

[@asonwiwijtrezequal985]

You should watch the rest of M4NTICOR3'S videos. They're pretty good. I'd reckon you'd enjoy them.

[@bugsted]

This channel is so fucking awesome. In a sea of low effort slop this is like finding a diamond in a pile of shit

[@Domeda_Official]

Einteresting thing to note is that "'Each one supports the other. Like us'" is in quotes. it is not the creator(s) of the video saying that, it is someone they are quoting

[@NihilusAeturnum]

The skeleton is like a Nuckelvee to me. Wrong location for it, but wouldn't be the wierdest thing in a Mr. Manticore series

[@someguy1955]

If I remember the myth correctly, the Nuckelavee was said to bring illness in it's wake.

[@mistydayremainsofthejudgment]

this channel continues to be the most well-written, unsettling, and captivating analog horror of them all

[@JoJoDoesntKnowKnow]

I have so much genuine love for this series. I love American history and horror. Keep it up.

[@doggovision5729]

God damn it squanto leave the damn mysterious corpses alone

[@The_Big_Bad_Rice_Wolf]

I kept wondering why the ocean churning was mentioned but now I realize it’s because the fish are still there since no one in the village could fertilize the corn. That gave me *chills*

[@SimplyTrulyNothing]

The monster design for the skeleton feel simple yet still unnerving

[@dem_apples]

I sincerely believe that this series has something to do with the Croatan

[@strionic770]

I like how no context is needed, people just know

[@upseguest]

I need context

[@Wertman-w2z]

@@upseguestCroatan is a lost colony that mysteriously vanished when the founder of it went back to England for more people

[@Asgaardiangatekeeper]

​@@Wertman-w2zThere is a lot to indicate that they were taken out by a tribe.

[@p0lydaedalus]

​@@Asgaardiangatekeeper no, they were taken out by a NATURAL nuclear reactor

[@chocolate_maned_wolf]

You are so good at otherworldly “creature” designs, the balance between unnerving and magestic is perfect 🔥

[@deadlydingus1138]

“We’re going back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get [REDACTED] off the menu!”

[@JohnJames-e6p]

bro this animal looks like that skeleton the crazy ass "dinosaur" that woman in RDR2 makes you rebuild

[@aboveaveragecat44]

Oh that’s why I got a primal dread upon seeing this, this is the guy that did the monument mythos!

[@Paracetamolecito]

"What the pilgrims buried" interesting tittle bc the skeleton seemed to already be there since long before and thats what caused the plague, the deaths of everyone also seem to have assured the success of the crop, for the pilgrims to eat and survive eventually, enough as to learn to bury it all even deeper on the soil too

[@jamwrightiam]

Damn, ma'am I'm not sure how but even after everything, you know how to weave a story! Thank you for all your hard work and stay safe out there. Always glad to see you and your work ^^

[@Greenpenguin-s1q]

Manticore is so good at making eldritch horrors

[@Akrafena]

He is so good at this stuff man

[@13thheartbeat]

@@Akrafena *she

[@systemreb00ted]

The most terrifying thing about this is that, behind all the fiction of this, this actually happened. When the Europeans came to America, the Native Americans just dropped like flies from the diseases we had brought, they were almost wiped out.

[@stealtho]

well yea this and the first vid ab columbus has symbolisms on disease and plague

[@HSGAutomotive]

Looks like they buried a cloverfield monster

[@ebaia03]

Forgot to check the channel when I clicked. Solid work as always. This is deliciously dark when you consider the context of what happened as a result of Squanto helping the pilgrims through those nightmarish winters. The 'white dust' from the buried bones spreading a plague... hm.

[@Dunno1999]

The techno-Amerindian music is banger yo

[@vocexseta]

This soundtrack is fu king me up

[@gabriel9132-q1x]

My Kaiju theory on this series still stands! The Jester seems to be inspired by Godzilla, this one might be inspired by Anguirus, the overall silhouette is extremely similar...aside from the very obvious backpain. "It followed Lewis and Clark" is not very clear on which Kaiju it could be, my guess is Orga or some other copycat Kaiju, maybe even Mechagodzilla, who knows?

[@Problem_Childfrfr]

This idea is now just making me imagine the dc vs Godzilla crossover but with nixonverse and the jester and I hate/love it

[@koy5902]

I don't know wtf it is but the vibes go hard

[@Camboiga0404]

You have the most creative brain. I am at a loss of words trying to find out what I should say to you to show how much I just love your content.

[@TheEntwicklungEnthusiast]

the slop thickens

[@DefKatT]

At least there was still corn.

[@user-is8ym1dy6j]

Kinda wonder if this what what it was like for the inhabitants of the Americas when the Europeans brought diseases.

[@ethribin4188]

A plague came. And Squanto was the only one immune/resistant.

[@jakolay69xd32]

“He spoke to them in English” idk man if I stumbled upon new land and a native greeted me in my own language and found out his entire tribe was dead and suspiciously half of my party died afterwards i wouldn’t want to stick around the area for very long

[@g5studio21]

The scariest part is that ive seen the part with the bones before but this video is only 4 days old

[@Conmonkeywookie]

And that was the tale of the thanksgiving cretin

[@nataliexists]

grinch's ultimatum!

[@Andromeda9191]

"One last video before bed" the video

[@nataliexists]

this made me so fucking uncomfortable, great work!

[@Caleb-u9m]

that's right, we're going back in time to the first thanksgiving to get humans on the menu

[@CommonJ]

Corn doesn't digest like normal food. Eldritch indeed

[@batwithahat312]

this video is absolutely fucking terrifying, great job as always

[@Papapsoso]

The skeleton drawing reminded me of the ningen series. When it comes to biological horror you always cook 🔥🔥

[@koeh07]

the quality of these videos are so good but I am shitting myself all over the place watching them. Columbus's Jester is grained my brain

[@verylostdoommarauder]

Don't you hate it when you go back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get turkey off the menu, that's right, go back in time to the first Thanksgiving to get turkey off the menu, and you are mutated into whatever this is?

[@meeb_consumer]

Damn, colonialism mythology as analog horror goes hard

[@michaeltabarroni70]

Is your pfp what I think it is?

[@meeb_consumer]

@michaeltabarroni70 the hit game spore: creatures for Nintendo 3ds

[@michaeltabarroni70]

@meeb_consumer based beyond comprehension

[@LifesNeverHumDrum]

Maybe my brain is just grasping at patterns, but the shape of the skeleton looks like the shape of the burnt letter that Sacagawea reassembled?

[@missbattyone]

Them wacky pilgrims are at it again

[@Lucas-k7m8p]

Wish i knew the name of the specific music used here.

[@judemanr7814]

3:34 How I find bro after one night with the hello kitty girl:

[@idiotanimator3081]

Thanks yt for recommending peak

[@cindycrouch3839]

the best scare in this video is the fact that you put it as the video that shows up at the top of the page that auto plays. So i scrolled down to see the other videos and heard the ticking noise and got scared and started frantically searching for the ticking noise until i remembered it and stopped it

[@Leozão_22]

This beat kinda fire tho

[@fearofthechippan]

This new series is excellent. I haven't this level of terror since Freedom stretched someone else's face over her own

[@Earnshawfully]

Beautifully told.

[@CoolGuyGuy-x5n]

This really helps me in APUSH thank you 🙏🙏

[@unhingedreality9518]

A few years ago, my wife planted her garden following the old way. It was phenomenal.

[@Sucukbeyin]

Can not comprehend this.

[@ZonkedOutOfficial]

This is incredible, and I think we may be seeing a proper analog horror resurgence!

[@acethashoota7669]

This might be the best one

[@vimerveilles]

How does this creature poop

[@JUSTONEYOUTUBERFORNOW]

This music goes hardd

[@enigma7218]

As a person Indigenous to the place we call "America", I have seldom seen media that touches on the _abject horror_ of colonialism. I have heard is said that we are a people who have truly experienced apocalypse. Some of us still try our hardest to hold onto our life ways, but it is evident the ongoing occupation of our lands and separation from them are killing us. The "Great Father" (US Government) has decreed us (indigenous) abstract from civil society to the top down. No one should remember a time before his, after all...

[@WoodlandTrotter]

1:31 look at the top of this head

[@PlatinumAltaria]

I know it's just a normal photo but it has strong meme reaction potential.

[@randomnicknameman2053]

I want to make this very clear I stumbled on this video thinking it was some kind of documentary. Side note scared so bad half way through actually no joke started crying. I lost it when I realized I just watched monument mythos.

[@m.nic.5080]

This is the exact same thing that happened to me lol, now I’m obsessed with this channel.

[@nataliexists]

same 😭

[@Ender-rf9ys]

Spoiler warning: I warned you So this us what happens, a child is born woth fear of killing the corn crops. So his family dustract him with things,until his mom actually teaches him his to grow corn. Meanwhile that is happening,the child finds some bones. His mother takes him away from them, but some particles from the bones stayed on him,he touched the mother,the mother tried to clean her hands. But to no avail,she soreads it to the village. She dies,child is in something like coma,wajes up, everyone is dead but hus corn has crown. Here come the pilgrim. They meet the child,whos older now. They discussed the virus. Went to the bones, and dug them up with gloves and shovels thus time. And buried it deeper. Then they were able to feast a feast. Theories: The first oerson to touch the particles becones a creature of sorts,or the first ti die. Since he says mother when we are shown the creature with what looks like an eye in the middle. These ones are more like a question,why was he a survivor? What is the powder/virus? Why did the Pilgrim kniw ehat to do?

[@Papapsoso]

The “child” is Tisquantum, or Squanto. He was the one who taught the pilgrims how to grow maize (corn) and to fish due to his ability of speaking the English language after being enslaved in England. He then returned to North America later on only to see his home and people had been killed by disease from Europe.

[@arbitrary2868]

Just to add on, it was initially thought he was the last of the Patuxet tribe, but it was later found that a few others had survived and relocated to the other tribes part of the Wampanoag Confederacy. The tribe is now, unfortunately, extinct, as there weren't enough of them to continue their nation.

[@Ender-rf9ys]

That's interesting,I don't research that much history so I didn't know that. I knew the mayflower stuff. But not that much as to him teaching pilgrims to farm.

[@icycarpet3]

I saw this in a toothpaste commercial once

[@burrdid]

I kept thinking the people were in the shape of the skeleton

[@TherealNiqqa]

that's my grandpa, put him back

[@THEalfalfa1]

i have no idea what i just watched but this was really interesting, hoping to find more

[@studio7380]

3:41 Okay what the friggin hell is that thing?!?!?

[@Conmonkeywookie]

What they buried

[@michaeltabarroni70]

@Conmonkeywookie They buried my poor pet skinwalker :(

[@llewelynshingler2173]

Smallpx Incarnate?

[@Crispyrotatingdisk]

​@@llewelynshingler2173 Anthrax spores can form a white powder, and persist in soil for a long time