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Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center
Registrace 11. 12. 2008
The Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center, located minutes away from Foxwoods Resort Casino, in Mashantucket, CT, is the largest Native American museum in the world.
NUNOOTAYUNONASH (OUR BASKETS)
This workshop explores how baskets, the creative process and the natural resources used to create them have played an
important role in history and culture of Pequot people. The workshop highlights the different creative styles of basketry,
addresses invasive species, such as the Emerald Ash Borer beetle and its effects on the traditional art.
Participants will create a take-home craft utilizing traditional basket designs and basket weave patterns.
important role in history and culture of Pequot people. The workshop highlights the different creative styles of basketry,
addresses invasive species, such as the Emerald Ash Borer beetle and its effects on the traditional art.
Participants will create a take-home craft utilizing traditional basket designs and basket weave patterns.
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CORN HUSK CREATIONS
zhlédnutí 18Před 14 dny
This workshop shows a traditional craft that is designed to teach traditional Native values and the art of corn husk creations, a natural resource from Mother Earth.
The Pequot Museum Commercial
zhlédnutí 112Před měsícem
Come on a journey the whole family will love at the world’s largest Native American Museum! Experience the amazing culture of the Pequot people, learn about their distinctive relationship with nature, their challenges, and their inspiring resiliency. Our story lives on…
A Walk Through Time at the Pequot Museum
zhlédnutí 503Před měsícem
Join us on a journey through time as Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Member & the Pequot Museum's Manager of Outreach & Programming, Nakai "Clearwater" Northup gives us a quick, 4 minute overview of Pequot History.
Native Games - Hubbub
zhlédnutí 71Před 2 měsíci
Come learn the ways of the bowl and dice! Hubbub is a favorite traditional game for Southern New England Algonquin people. Learn how to play hubbub with traditional designs and iconography. Each student will leave with their own hubbub kit to bring home.
Wampum Bracelet Workshop
zhlédnutí 73Před 2 měsíci
This is a hands-on learning workshop discussing the origin and cultural significance of wampum beads that are made from quahog and whelk shells. Participants will create their own unique replica bracelet as a keepsake.
Meesumôk Neetôp
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Our Meesumôk Neetôp initiative promotes community-building through a variety of services and support. We do this by acquiring funding to develop and enhance various projects designed to ensure the sustainability of our Museum’s public programs and mission
Kunâhneepamuhshâtunônak “Our Moons” Exhibit
zhlédnutí 172Před 8 měsíci
Bringing together Pequot and Sister Nation Artists, the Kunâhneepamuhshâtunônak “Our Moons” exhibit illustrates who we are as a people and the importance of Indigenous relationships. Our new exhibit represents the Indigenous teachings of how the cycles of the moon have continually provided guidance and support for the original people of the Northeast through visual articulation of the language ...
40th Anniversary of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe's Federal Recognition
zhlédnutí 626Před 10 měsíci
Today we recognize an important day in the history of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation: the 40th Anniversary of our Federal Recognition. On October 18, 1983, President Ronald Reagan signed into law the Mashantucket Pequot Indian Claims Settlement Act, officially acknowledging a relationship between the Governments of the United States of America and the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe. This was ...
MPMRC 25th Anniversary Teaser
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25 years. Our Story Lives On… #25thanniversary #pequotmuseum #celebrationgala
Our Story Lives On
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On this fateful day of May 26th, we mark the 386th Anniversary of the Pequot Massacre. In the year 1637 just before dawn, Europeans alongside Indian allies commenced a brutal attack on the Pequot Village in Mystic. Today, we honor our Pequot Ancestors.
Experience the world's largest Native American Museum
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Experience the world's largest Native American Museum
The Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center Virtual Tour
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The Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center Virtual Tour
Chef Sherry - Corn Cakes and Sassafras Tea
zhlédnutí 1,9KPřed 8 lety
Chef Sherry - Corn Cakes and Sassafras Tea
Mission Mishoon: The Mission Continues
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 9 lety
Mission Mishoon: The Mission Continues
Bow Demonstrations at The Pequot Museum Grand Reopening
zhlédnutí 335Před 9 lety
Bow Demonstrations at The Pequot Museum Grand Reopening
17th C. Encampment & Book Author Event
zhlédnutí 493Před 9 lety
17th C. Encampment & Book Author Event
The Bison: American Icon Discovery Cart
zhlédnutí 401Před 9 lety
The Bison: American Icon Discovery Cart
Beautiful Grand Entrance......
Very interesting as Connecticut born. Thank you
my dad built the pequot museum!
The next time Apes family representatives come to New Zealand our ancestral link is through Kati Huirapa ki Puketeraki (near Dunedin). The two North Island family lines are now Epps. Oscar Epps (Hastings, NZ) and my late grandmother Daisy Heta (nee Epps) from Mohaka, HB, NZ.
I was at Foxwoods recently but the museum happened to be closed. My family used to take me here when I was younger, and I can't stop thinking about it recently. I feel very strongly about this. I'm grateful for this video, it is exactly was I was looking for.
WOW! That's pretty amazing how you just manage to glaze over the whole part where the Pequots had murdered John Oldham in 1636, or in 1637 when they attacked an unarmed 6 men and 3 women at Wethersfield. Or, let's talk about the 150 families living in Saybrook who ALL had to cram into the fort in1636, because there were over 400 Pequot warriors in the woods surrounding the entire settlement, and every time a man, woman, or child left the village, they were kidnapped or murdered. John Underhill had to stand inside the fort with the settlers helpless, while watching the Pequots outside the fort brutally butcher captured Narragansetts right in front of them. They burned them on a pyre in front of the fort. And then they cannibalized them. My 9th great grandfather was in that fort. But hey, you just go ahead and string along that college funded narrative that makes all European Pilgrims look evil. And you build a museum of lies to them.
Conneticut Pequots are merely offsprings and the Pequots of Bermuda are direct descendents shipped like sardines to Bermuda why we don't get recompensation and acknowledgement the mixed half breed offspring of the slave master is what you see in Conneticut today.
does your tribe eat a lot of lobsters? I would like to visit your museum and eat some Pequot food.
Is there anyway i can watch this film? Ive tried to look every where
A wonderful story of survival. I can't wait for your team to open up the museum in April ❤
It an incredible museum
What the heck you want man with your caucus face walking in my direction...
The Pequots was sold into slavery right on their own land not exchanged for Africans and way more then 29 was enslaved. Laws was made to make it illegal to claim their ethnicity speak their language or live free
They were all reclassified part of the thousands of tribes in America that was reclassified
Awesome museum.
Those status are the wrong complexion
I am learning so much about all Nations and love it. The more I learn the more I am so proud to have Native blood. My great grandmother was Cherokee.
Lol😂
My tribe❤peqout nation and we are black 💪
You are African trying to include yourselves where you weren't invited😂
Would love to visit this museum! I love things like this! Greetings from Canada. One day I will get down to those parts and will visit for sure!
I think I saw u there
Amazing!
Poor audio
I remember going here on field trips soon after it opened. It was my absolute favorite museum, I never got tired of visiting there!
This museum first opened in 1998? That is the same year I was born!
Wow. That is the year I turned 12
"biological warfare" hundreds of years before germ theory was understood. False history.
Why are they dancing like Plains Indians? Weren't they whaling people with canoes? Shouldn't their culture & dances be related to whaling, much like the Indians of the North west coast, who are also whaling people with canoes?
BIG RED 1. I'm hajey bakers witness too as she is mine.
I am jana a five star witness in sine of these trials like Weinstein young thug Ron Jeremy Danny Masterson who are in trust for sexual assaults. Btw.
I can see in the dancers’ faces that each is connecting to their community and to their ancestors. This truth is strong and powerful. We thank these dancers today for their sensitive and meaningful example for all who follow them.
Fascinating. Traditional crafts and trades are the way forward for humanity.
A jewel and a treasure. Thank you for the hospitality.
Thank you... 💜
Pequot…. Real men to protect! Pequot! Don’t underestimate! Hopefully! We need warriors! I’m not believing they are fat and fluffy! Pequot is love and needs respect from its people to fight! Fit!!! Rise up! United we stand!
Greatest Thanks !!!
How historically accurate is this film? I'm wondering if it includes events leading up to the attack, like the murder of John Stone and attack on the English settlement at Wethersfield.
Can visitors go up that tower?
Yes!! But unfortunately the tower is closed for maintenance and will reopen this Fall!
I've visited, it's a pretty good museum.
This will forever scar my mind with the opening scene this was fucking wild at 7 years old.
Love this museum
They spared no expense for this museum and I don’t think there’s anything like it in all of the Americas and it’s a must visit place for all Americans.
All I can say is bless you all, amazing history of a people and culture and strength.
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I grew up in Ledyard, CT and had many peers in school who were members of the Mashantucket Tribe. It's a proud and interesting history and a story that's much untold compared to other Native American stories you see in movies. Glad that this story is being told. And not just the Mashantucket but all the tribes that lived in New England. We got a taste of it (Northeast Native American stories) in Last of the Mohicans (and other films that focused on Iroquois and Huron tribes) but there's many more stories that can and should be told of the New England and Long Island tribes. Sometimes people criticize these folks for staring a casino and making money and gaining success and sustainability for their people, but it's their right to do so enshrined by treaties. So good for them.
this is super cool. I hope they are able to repopulate their bloodline. Their history is so brutal, very sad. i go to foxwoods from time to time. going next month and I'm gonna go see this museum .
I heard it's not even representative of the Mashantucket Pequot tribe, but northeastern woodland Indian tribes. The author of the book "Hitting the Jackpot" said there isn't even much Mashantucket Pequot artifacts displayed.
3 visits were inspiring. Hearty Best Wishes as you continue. Former member, Maxine S. Strawder
God I wanna experience this in person one day
Not one mention of Elizabeth Warren!
😂😂😂😂😂
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I was an extra on this production, I would love to get a copy. Do you sell copies in the museum?
I just saw the film in the museum, and I really wanted to purchase a DVD copy. The lady told me that unfortunately the film is only shown on site at the museum. Hope that helps! :)
Genocidal mumbling
I love this museum it's in my hometown of Ledyard CT.
I played a small role in this film The Witness