Pamunkey Indian Tribe: Cultural Resource Management
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- čas přidán 4. 08. 2022
- Pamunkey Indian Tribe: Cultural Resource Management
Join Shaleigh Howells, Cultural Resource Director for the Pamunkey Indian Tribe and Museum Director of the Pamunkey Indian Museum & Cultural Center, as she discusses cultural resource management in the Tribal sector.
In this video she discusses the history of the Pamunkey Indian Tribe, gives an overview of Tribal government, as well as her work managing cultural resources for the Tribe and the Pamunkey Indian Museum & Cultural Center. She also speaks about contemporary issues Native Americans face today and ways to support indigenous communities.
Shaleigh Howells works as a non-Native representative of and advocate for the Pamunkey Indian Tribe. She serves as the Tribe’s Cultural Resource Director and Museum Director of the Pamunkey Indian Museum & Cultural Center. Howells is a graduate of Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (BA, History) and Harvard University (ALM, Museum Studies). Originally from Western Massachusetts, she has lived in Central Virginia for over a decade. Her areas of expertise include collections management, museum registration, deaccession, repatriation, cultural resource management and community engagement. Her former appointment was with The Valentine in Richmond, VA, working as the Assistant Registrar, where she developed and managed the museum’s large-scale deaccession project.
The presentation was recorded as part of the Hampton History Museum's Port Hampton Lecture Series on August 1, 2022.
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I am a descendant of the Pamunkey Tribe, but I am having a hard time with my lineage.
I'm also a Pamunkey. This lady don't know what she's talking about. We were only here for 4 thousand years the hell is she talking about. They replaced us after they stole our lands and reclassified us as colored or mulatto because we had different shades of color. I don't know where she got her information from but it's wrong lol. Then they brought mongol looking people to classified them as pamunkey. My family tribe is still in Virginia, Washington mainly. I have reddish dark skin long straight and curly jet black hair. It's good to find a fellow REAL triber. (Giving you a tribal hug) do not be ashamed your are not mixed. You ARE a Pamunkey.
The government placed us into ghetto reservations called the projects along with other tribes then reclassified us as colored. Lucky for me I have aunts and uncles who hold grudges lol they have stories that I believe over this nonsense she's speaking
Look into Washington area check the records there.
@@yasaqyasharala7092we've got to stop with the hair stuff your hair has nothing to do with you being an Indian the books from England save the people they met here had ugly hair that was kinky and nothing about it being pretty in Long we have got to stop that
You allow the Elders to play bingo? you must be so proud.. lmfao
This just sad
Maybe if Pamunkey had not killed hundreds of settlers it may have faired better for them, they drew first blood and the following history for all natives is on their hands...
We do not draw First Blood Chief Powhatan or the settlers put down in Jamestown because they kept stealing and raping and not staying on the allotted piece of land which was the island of Jamestown given to them by Chief Powhatan
The real pamunkey people dead
Lies. I am LIVING
That's not true Thomas Jefferson the third president of the United States classified all indigenous people living in the state of Virginia as Negros If you don't know what a negro is it's a Spanish word that means black person if you have a problem with that take it up with Thomas Jefferson he said it I didn't
How do u make yourself a victim due to the Civil War they had nothing to do with the natives in the Indians that was King Cotton and queen gold