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Hudson Museum Lunar New Year 2024
In this video, Bangor area community members share experiences and memories of Lunar New Year celebrations.
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The Maya and More Mesoamerican Tour
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Explore the Hudson Museum's extraordinary Mesoamerican collections at www.umaine.edu/hudsonmuseum. Learn about the Maya and other Precolumbian civilizations exploring these themes-status and power, ritual and belief, and diet and foodways.
Technology and Tradition Presentation
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This presentation takes the view through the process of creating a 3D-printed replica of a Tlingit Frog Clan helmet (HM5040). The presentation is narrated by Gretchen Faulkner, Director of the Hudson Museum.
Technology and Tradition exhibit video loop
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THIS VIDEO DOES NOT HAVE AUDIO This short video played on loop in the Technology and Tradition exhibit at the Hudson Museum, University of Maine from July 27 through Nov. 4, 2022.
Mexica Archaeo-Astronomy: Between Space and Time
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Take a tour of the Mesoamerican cosmos with the Hudson Museum!
What is Archaeology? with Dr. Dan Sandweiss
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Dr. Dan Sandweiss gives an introduction to the field of archaeology using examples from his own fieldwork in Peru!
Climatology with Dr. Sean Birkel
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Learn about the historical record of Penobscot Bay freezing in winter and how that relates to climate change today.
Rough and Dirty Rundown of Cultural Resource Management with Heather Landázuri
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Learn all about cultural resources, how they are managed and cared for, and how archaeologists help to preserve and sustain them.
Ceramics with Matt James
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Learn about archaeological ceramics in Maine with graduate student Matt James in the Northeast Archaeology Laboratory at the University of Maine.
Virtual Wabanaki Winter Market
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This year, the Wabanaki Winter Market went virtual! This is the archived video from the Saturday, Dec. 12th livestream. It features artist demonstrations, performances, and storytelling featuring MIBA artists and makers. To purchase items, check out the virtual Directory of Wabanaki Artists with contact information, artist bios, and images of their artwork and what is available to purchase dire...
The Plains Hudson Museum
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Take a tour of the Hudson Museum's Plains collections.
The Southwest Hudson Museum
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Take a tour of the Hudson Museum's Southwest US collections.
The Arctic Hudson Museum
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Take a tour of the Hudson Museum Arctic collections and learn about life in this beautiful part of the world.
Peoples of the NW Coast Hudson Museum
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Take a tour of the Hudson Museum's Northwest Coast collections.
Explore Shell Middens with Dr. Alice Kelley
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Explore Shell Middens with Dr. Alice Kelley
Northeast Archaeology Lab with Dr. Bonnie Newsom
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Northeast Archaeology Lab with Dr. Bonnie Newsom
What is Archaeology? with Dr. Dan Sandweiss
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What is Archaeology? with Dr. Dan Sandweiss
Anthropological Perspectives on Diversity and Inclusion Panel
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Anthropological Perspectives on Diversity and Inclusion Panel
Hudson Museum Lunar New Year 2021 Presentation
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Hudson Museum Lunar New Year 2021 Presentation
Firefly Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance Winter Market Welcome Song
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Firefly Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance Winter Market Welcome Song
Firefly Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance Winter Market 2020 Performance
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Firefly Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance Winter Market 2020 Performance
Barry Dana Virtual Wabanaki Winter Market 2020
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Barry Dana Virtual Wabanaki Winter Market 2020
James Eric Francis Sr. Virtual Wabanaki Winter Market 2020
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James Eric Francis Sr. Virtual Wabanaki Winter Market 2020
Gabriel Frey Virtual Wabanaki Winter Market 2020
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Gabriel Frey Virtual Wabanaki Winter Market 2020
he collected a military pension and is probably on full disability.
I wonder how they can feed a lot of these big dogs while they are hunting and finding food for themself.
Dear people of the future who may stumble upon this video and see my comment... This discussion video we are watching is disgusting. THIS is where our society got worse. Not everyone who was alive agreed with these morons. This discussion makes me physically nauseous.
Bonelab reference
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My family and friends, i am from Igloolik/Iqaluit ❤
Bester Mann Baruch das für Referat
My thanks! Carry on! -Seb!
This isn't even close to what that life takes
❤Thank you for News 📰
Mierdasdemonios horribles Asesinos.
2023 Survival of a culture, tradition, rituals in this depiction shows the struggle of their everyday life. The success of a hunt. The continuity of resources sustainability. Repect to these fine people. Are they on their way to extinction. God help mankind.
2023 Does this incredible existence, still exist ? Balancing every day life with natural conservation habits. Does it still exist? Are lives becoming extinct?
Don't eat stuff raw. Outside of that these guys are hardasses.
What a beautiful short movie I love it, Nothing better than hunting, Nothing goes waste from the Bear, Quick kill and feed the whole village.
Even though I have noted a very few minor errors in the narration (as below), this production is a very accurate account about the early 1950s reality of the relatively few aspects of the complex lives of these creative and industrious northern peoples. Namely the Iglulingmuit specifically and the Inuit of the Quikqiqtaaluk (or Quikitani) Region (the Baffin Island and High Arctic) of the Eastern Canadian Arctic. I.e. Of Nunavut (since 1999) and of the Northwest Territories prior to that. When the narrator refers to "Jar Seals" several times (a term unfamiliar to this Arctic Wildlife Biologist), he's referring to the smallest and most abundant of the five or more species of seals which are to be found in Arctic waters [at least seasonally (such as Harp Seals for example)]. Namely, he's referring to the Ringed 💍 Seal! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ringed_seal 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦
As noted below, the name "Iglulingmuit" (AKA "Igloolingmuit") means 'the people of the Igloolik Island area', and thus its already a plural term. At 3:08 the narrator incorrectly (& unnecessarily) adds an "S" to the term. Similarly "Inuit" is plural since it means simply "The People". "Inuk" is the singular form referring to either a male or a female of this distinctive cultural and linguistic group! 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦
Don't mean to be picky but as a lifelong aviation enthusiast and a very frequent traveler by air in the Canadian Arctic (particularly when I lived full time in Igloolik from 2004-2015, I have a few corrections to the commentary of this otherwise very largely accurate and authentic historic documentary. Hopefully more Igloolingmuit (or Iglulingmuit as you prefer) will provide comments about the content in order to better put the information provided into a more complete context, and to help to educate us all! Although De Haviland Canada aircraft were widely used as floatplanes on Turton Bay (Igloolik's village harbour) as well as with skis fixed during the November through mid July period prior to an airstrip being built, the aircraft shown isn't a DHC-2 Beaver (first flown during 1946 and produced from 1947 to 1967). The yellow fabric covered aircraft shown at 1.01 is a Noorduyn Norseman, of which almost a thousand were built in Montreal between 1935 and 1959. DHC-3 (Otter) aircraft were also extensively used from its production in 1954 and onward. At 1:08 the narrator mistakenly refers to "Hudson's Bay despite the map shown correctly names it "Hudson Bay". The HBC as well and as the RCMP used all of the aircraft extensively in the Northwest Territories during the last half of the 20th century as well as the DHC-2 DHC-6 Twin Otter turboprop after 1965. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noorduyn_Norseman en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Havilland_Canada_DHC-2_Beaver en.wikipedia.org/wik i/Hudson_Bay en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Havilland_Canada_DHC-3_Otter en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Havilland_Canada_DHC-6_Twin_Otter en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hudson%27s_Bay_Company
'Wonder-fully authentic... especially compared to the puriently trashy and inaccurate accounts of the lives of Inuit folks which are far too common on CZcams! Iglulingmuit means the people of Iglulik Island (AKA Igloolik) and vicinity! Thank you to everyone in the Hamlet of Igloolik for allowing me to live amongst them from 2004-2015! My father Doug was also a supporter of Nunavumuit during the 1960s and70s. 2021-09-16_newbook_douglas_pimlott.php en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igloolik en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igloolik_Island en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inuit_women
Hello thede, im a kiwi in NZ, i have a friend here, who was there. Jim Proctor. Did u know him.?
Iglulingmuit in Inuktitut means 'the people of Iglulik (AKA Igloolik) Island and vicinity. They were my friends and neighbours from 2004 to 2015 when I was honoured to live amongst them in their modern day community, and to a limited degree, to share their lives. Like me born in the very early 1950s, some were children when these images were captured. I was honoured to get to know many of these creative, intelligent, welcoming and industrious folks, as friends! 😅 Igloolik Island Nunavut Canada 🇨🇦 ♥️ 👌 😎 😍 ❤️ 🇨🇦 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igloolik_Island en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igloolik
Сами как эти псы живут, жили, спились все.
There never were Savages in this nation. When Europeans came here there were already City's Street and real government. All of these items came about after everything was taken from these people. There were Advanced civilizations when Europeans came over here! There was much more then people could ever imagine going on in America then what we are being shown😮. We're looking at baskets and primitive tools😂. All of these items came about as a necessity to survive After experiencing what is equivalent to the Trail of Tears! People had to relearn from scratch after everything was taken from them by the Europeans. Everything we've been told is a lie and all of history is a revisionist history. The Civil War did not occur on a grassy knoll😂 the Civil War was a War fought as a guerrilla warfare against the Civilized people of the Americas and cities and streets with Street lamps real furniture real yards with schools already established and public buildings already in place. Europeans killed separated and enslaved people, and literally force them to have to relearn and start their livelihoods all over again from scratch. There never were Savages here, the people in the Americas were just as advanced as Europe was, enduring buildings were made with architect design you find all over the world even for thousands of years. Everything we have been told is a lie and a major revisionist cover up because it is (his👈 story)! There are no original photographs of the Civil War even though there were cameras plenty available. The Civil War was guerrilla warfare created by the Europeans who stole the ideas, the city's government places, and people's homes with fenced-in yards and barns along with their cattle, there Were steel factories cement quarries they had as a civilization. Everything we have been told about the pilgrims coming here to a Savage land is a bold-faced lie,a revised history we call the Dark Ages😂. The Europeans came here to steal what was already established. Slave ship stories did not even occur but for just a few handful of ships from other nations. Virtually all of the so-called slaves were actually originally the people's here in the Americas, these were the people taken out of their homes and made into slaves. Virtually the majority of all the original natives of this land were enslaved and replaced hundreds of years later with a new image or what we see today as native light skin people forced through rape and interbreeding. The people living here were a peaceful people who were taken over by the gun-loving European who had advantage over them because of their guns😮😯. The royal families and the aristocrats of Europe paid big money for colonizing what was already advanced and already established. This is the truth you will never be told because his story is the only one being told. There never were black people or Indians or Savages, there was only a peaceful people without guns. They lived in peace until the Europeans who were paid by the royal families came here and slaughtered everyone and stole everything they had, let's call it genocide😮😢. It was massive genocide of an established Nation. The original people who were once civilized were forced to dress and look like Savages while white people from Europe took photographs of them in order to create the revisionist story of savages. They were forced to learn English are French and they were forced to become Christians and cut their hair so that they can look more like Europeans. Europeans have stolen the glory and architect of the people and it's Nation through genocide😮, and this is what they are hiding.😅 America is a Roman Greco Nation today, a revised Roman Empire of pillaging and genocide. Abolishing history and destroying history is what the Romans have always done very effectively. But this is the age of knowledge, these are the days of Revelation, the days of unveiling the truth.
All of history is a lie and the cover-up. Our history is a revisionist history.
B S
You should've seen what she did to some graves that was found on Indian island, destroyed every grave!! She let a construction company dig everything up!!!
Busting
This is really good!! 👏
When's the best time of year? It looked like autumn in the demonstration. I've tried soaking and riving out billets to pound. I've never tried the entire log as many native peoples do. Making a pounding machine this next year to speed things up. To old to pound logs all day, lol.
It’s great to see a representation of pre settler tools and post settler tools
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Thank you!
I encourage anyone watching to find Frey in other videos, where he is more in his natural habitat (his workshop video for instance). This video shows the process, but there is a life and history to basket weaving that isn't fully conveyed here. I don't know him personally, but he has gained my respect as an artisan, an artist, and a conservator of history. Thank you,, Hudson, for giving us this glimpse.
Excellent discussion on ash splint basketry. Living very close to Great Smoky Mountain Natl. Park, I have to rely on White Ash for splints, since Black/Brown Ash doesn't grow this far south. It's not as forgiving a species to work but the rewards are worth it, since the splints are typically stronger and more durable. I've led a few classes at primitive skills gatherings where we travel the entire process, from harvesting the tree, pounding, separating, and riving the splints-and then creating the baskets. It usually takes several days for each student to process his splints and make a small/medium size basket. I enjoyed Gabriel's talk and demonstration!
I would like to buy some of your wood splint.
Did Eldon ever get back to you? I have some and I'm going to get some more logs to do before the ash borers kill them all. Lmk. I'm not trying to take business away from Eldon if he took care of you. I don't do this for a living like he does.
@@timothylongmore7325 Still selling splints
Wabanaki and People of the Dawn or People of the First Light. This is a little strange to me (I am part Delaware-Lenape.) The ancient Nephilim also called themselves People of the Dawn, People of the First Light and Sons of God. There is a mystic place here in the South/West where people see strange phenomena since I was a child and still do. These Interdimensional Beings there also call themselves, Wabanaki. Am I puzzled, yes!
Wabanaki didn't start till the whiteman came, the pre wab alliance that joined the newer wabanaki alliance which then created the name
@@big_sk4ian424 thank you. many cannot see the deep time, the thousands of years, required to see beyond the narrative hijack(s). It is a beautiful story taken out of its root, a root we can still determine if we have faith and eyes to see.
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Good videography and content. Consider also making a series highlighting the differences in the way native people teach and learn and the way non-native people expect, as well as other fundamental differences in collective and individual identity as practiced traditionally. For example, native people use modeling (letting someone learn by simply seeing it done over and over until they do it themselves, and then getting better by experience as well as elder mentoring) while non-native people expect shaping (instruction and correction, with an emphasis on improvement and perfection). Artifacts and archaelogy and art don't show these profound world view differences, some of which result in the way native children learn (or don't) in non-native school environments. So many college graduates and professionals now identify as native and it would also be interesting to explore the paths by which such people succeed while keeping their fundamental selves from disappearing.
Amazing!
What is it that archaeologists open tombs and disturb the rest of the dead is their wickedness in hell for hundreds of thousands of years, a bunch of wretched wicked,
What a beautiful thing.
Very creative art from the soul!
Thanks for the wisdom 🤙
fascinating
excellent knowledge
Interesting
I love my great grandma she loved basket making
Beautiful life.🙂
Did the archeologist use human bones to write a message to his wife?👀😮👀😮👀😮👀
The bridge is a walk way for the American deer to walk on
Let’s convince UNESCO. Jordan has another monument. It will be as important as Petra or even more. There are interesting ruins and reliefs on the Black Desert, dated 8,500 years old. They can only be seen from planes, drones, satellites and helicopters. Archaeologists don't exactly know nowadays what they represent. These ruins really represent embryos of several species in different stages of development and will be able to shed light on the origin of the human being and our planet. When it will be officially confirmed by biologists, this discovery will be a delight for the eyes, shed light to the origin of humanity. Activate the subtitles in English: czcams.com/video/rikVfTbX2Mo/video.html It contains the documentation with the Jordanian authorities about this scientific and archaeological discovery
this is amazing.