Every child including every adult that has an inner child would do good learning these things just a discipline that it teaches we need more people like you sir we need to bring the old Greek alphabet back we need to bring it all back the world today is falling apart because of lack of fortitude knowledge integrity I see all those things in you and in this let's hope that these traditions carry on for another 100,000 years
Big difference was that back then people grew up shooting bows, and continued to use them through their life. High power bows require using the whole body to draw. We know that the skeleton of an archer developed to absorb the shock of these bows. English war bows were 100-120 lbs draw, but people were smaller then. The long-bow ruled european warfare for hundreds of years
Wow! An EXTREMELY interesting video and I can't wait to see his other videos! His bow making comments follow oh so closely to other professional bow makers and I can certainly understand why! He is an extremely interesting speaker who naturely knows how to hold an audience in the palm of his hands when speaking! Thanks sooo much for this excellent video! Now to watch more! Thanks so much for videographing Noel Grayson's presention!
I thoroughly enjoyed the history of the Trail of Tears. I agree that we are resilient and strong people. I too had a great-great Aunt who walked the Trail of Tears. My grandfather and great grandfather and great grandmother were Cherokee by Blood according to their birth affidavits, therefore this history is near and dear to my heart. I am currently fighting in court to get back all that was stolen from my family. As a Cherokee of mixed ancestry unfortunately I don't often see Cherokee like myself on this program and in the history of the Nation. My roots began in Nowata OK the birth place of my mother. My family name is Curls. Please show the Black Cherokee and their role and contributions to the Cherokee Nation. Wado
Had yet to ever see the push and pry down technique to profile stone work- I will be trying your lean approach to it. Appreciate the words on the bow and arrow information as well. And the root information on the club info- would like to know if the wood was heated at all or just weather or time hardened? Would've loved to hear more about Atlatal's from a Native view as well. WaDo for sharing this Brother, you are appreciated!
What a lot of members don't know is you and i don't decide what we are going to do at the end of our own findings and mesh ,.. when you are ready the spirit's will let you know what you will do in your life
My great great grandmother was 100% Cherokee. I've always had pride in that fact. I dont claim to be part of a tribe or anything but I think it's just downright cool. Recently i've gotten into bow making and archery. Thank you for the information.
@@yeshuahebrews7999 That's only for Indians who went to live on reservations. Many did not and automatically, according to the US gov't, lost the citizenship in their Tribe.
Fish scales. Alligator Gar. Their armor is. Good for arror heads Also shark teeth . You Hit an Deer bear. Pig even elk or moose . Shark tooth for a arrow point . They will go threw the animanal .
I'VE BEEN TRYING TO TELL PEOPLE FOR 45 YEARS HOW HARD OSAGE ORANGE IS.....!!!! I TELL THEM IT'S WAY HARDER THAN OAK....THEY LOOK AT ME LIKE I HAVE SNAKES COMING OUT OF MY EARS.....!!! HARDEST WOOD IN NO. AMERICA AND THE MOST ROT RESISTANT....!!!
Until I listened to this man call Osage Orange Yellow Locust I had no idea such a thing existed😂We live out East near the Eastern Band, and of course we knew how tough Black Locust is, how hard it is, how long it will burn. I have tool handles made of Osage and they're almost like rock😂
WELL GOOD AFTERNOON CHEROKEE NATION!! HOW'S U'RE WHOLE DAY BEEN? HOPE U'VE BEEN FINDING AN LOT OF ARTIFACTS AND STUFF!! THUMBS UP,GOOD LUCK HUNTING,MAY THE GREAT SPIRITS KEEP BLESSING YOU,AND TAKE CARE MY FRIEND.💝💝💝💝🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒 AND MAY GOD BLESS YOU, ✌✌ PEACE ✌✌ LOT'S OF LOVE TOO,💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝
I've been doing this for a long time and every time I listen to him I learn something new.
I could listen to him all day. that wealth of knowledge i amazing. love the way he teaches
Yeah right! With that insane, avatar-- racist!
This man is absolutely Intoxicating. What a treasure trove of information.Thank you for sharing. Good Vibes 👣
Love hearing this very knowledgeable man explain amazing native skills.
Kids today need this man as a teacher.So sad phones are making fools out of our kids.
I am literally a teenager watching this so I can accurately represent the Cherokee in a video game I'm making 🧍
Every child including every adult that has an inner child would do good learning these things just a discipline that it teaches we need more people like you sir we need to bring the old Greek alphabet back we need to bring it all back the world today is falling apart because of lack of fortitude knowledge integrity I see all those things in you and in this let's hope that these traditions carry on for another 100,000 years
Excellent teaching and easy to understand! We must never miss our mark and wound anything? hit, track it down!Thank you1
Wow! So glad i came across this. Truly a treasure to his nation. A'ho
Big difference was that back then people grew up shooting bows, and continued to use them through their life. High power bows require using the whole body to draw. We know that the skeleton of an archer developed to absorb the shock of these bows. English war bows were 100-120 lbs draw, but people were smaller then. The long-bow ruled european warfare for hundreds of years
osiyo this was very nice really enjoyed wado for sharing,
Wow! An EXTREMELY interesting video and I can't wait to see his other videos! His bow making comments follow oh so closely to other professional bow makers and I can certainly understand why! He is an extremely interesting speaker who naturely knows how to hold an audience in the palm of his hands when speaking! Thanks sooo much for this excellent video! Now to watch more! Thanks so much for videographing Noel Grayson's presention!
When one dude said agent orange instead of Osage I slapped my forehead lol.
I had no idea there was so much to the stone age technology. Its basically science.
I thoroughly enjoyed the history of the Trail of Tears. I agree that we are resilient and strong people. I too had a great-great Aunt who walked the Trail of Tears. My grandfather and great grandfather and great grandmother were Cherokee by Blood according to their birth affidavits, therefore this history is near and dear to my heart. I am currently fighting in court to get back all that was stolen from my family. As a Cherokee of mixed ancestry unfortunately I don't often see Cherokee like myself on this program and in the history of the Nation. My roots began in Nowata OK the birth place of my mother. My family name is Curls. Please show the Black Cherokee and their role and contributions to the Cherokee Nation. Wado
This was really interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the knowledge. May the gods bless you.
Very good video, I would love to learn more.
Thank you for this. What a joy.
I have a bunch of artifacts here in Georgia on the trail of tears I would love for him to come see
This man is a Craftsman in Indian culture, hear him...
Had yet to ever see the push and pry down technique to profile stone work- I will be trying your lean approach to it. Appreciate the words on the bow and arrow information as well. And the root information on the club info- would like to know if the wood was heated at all or just weather or time hardened? Would've loved to hear more about Atlatal's from a Native view as well. WaDo for sharing this Brother, you are appreciated!
Excellent knowledge
I’ve been watching your videos all day.
Fantastic job by this man! I subscribed because I learned so much from this video.
What a lot of members don't know is you and i don't decide what we are going to do at the end of our own findings and mesh ,.. when you are ready the spirit's will let you know what you will do in your life
Great video. Learned so much
my Native American great grandmother was here and am finding so much out !
i want to meet him! and i would really love to learn how to make stone tools
excellent
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My great great grandmother was 100% Cherokee. I've always had pride in that fact. I dont claim to be part of a tribe or anything but I think it's just downright cool. Recently i've gotten into bow making and archery. Thank you for the information.
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@@yeshuahebrews7999 That's only for Indians who went to live on reservations. Many did not and automatically, according to the US gov't, lost the citizenship in their Tribe.
What grain where typical cherokee arrow heads?
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Thank you. Wish these were cropped.
Thanks
Fish scales. Alligator Gar. Their armor is. Good for arror heads
Also shark teeth . You
Hit an Deer bear. Pig even elk or moose . Shark tooth for a arrow point .
They will go threw the animanal .
enjoyed
Aniyawa
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You have same ministry as Prius man did. The last of the Polynesian navigators
Correction Pius mau
I use hickory for bow making
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wado
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I'VE BEEN TRYING TO TELL PEOPLE
FOR 45 YEARS HOW HARD
OSAGE ORANGE IS.....!!!! I TELL THEM IT'S WAY HARDER THAN OAK....THEY
LOOK AT ME LIKE I HAVE SNAKES COMING OUT OF MY EARS.....!!!
HARDEST WOOD IN NO. AMERICA
AND THE MOST ROT RESISTANT....!!!
Until I listened to this man call Osage Orange Yellow Locust I had no idea such a thing existed😂We live out East near the Eastern Band, and of course we knew how tough Black Locust is, how hard it is, how long it will burn. I have tool handles made of Osage and they're almost like rock😂
WELL GOOD AFTERNOON CHEROKEE NATION!! HOW'S U'RE WHOLE DAY BEEN? HOPE U'VE BEEN FINDING AN LOT OF ARTIFACTS AND STUFF!! THUMBS UP,GOOD LUCK HUNTING,MAY THE GREAT SPIRITS KEEP BLESSING YOU,AND TAKE CARE MY FRIEND.💝💝💝💝🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒 AND MAY GOD BLESS YOU, ✌✌ PEACE ✌✌ LOT'S OF LOVE TOO,💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝
How?
Me sooooooo AZATECA!
Sushi anyone?
I can cut it with my samurai sword😃
lmao nice comment it fits so well but you left out thailand.
this guy drove a corvette & has a cellphone...whats he know about rocks
well you eat taco bell n no nothing of bhuddha so......