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First People of the Pacific Northwest: The Photography of Edward S. Curtis 

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This Squamish Historical Society video documentary is based on selected images of Indigenous People from the State of Washington, British Columbia, and the coast of Alaska, captured by frontier photograper Edward S. Curtis between 1896 and 1930, during his epic journey across North America.

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17 апр 2012

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@dkay2260
@dkay2260 4 года назад
As a native coastal Oregonian, interested in the history of all of the people of the Pacific northwest, I found this to be a wonderful tribute to the true Natives of my homelands! Their spirits live on by our remembrance of their lives and their sacrifices.
2 года назад
This is a wonderful video!! Thank you for sharing it here on RU-vid. Thank you Edward Curtis for your work capturing these indigenous people and their lives and culture. I'm from Renton, Land of the Duwamish and Muckleshoot. I was born here in 1950. I have always been fascinated by our PNW history and again, thank you for sharing some of the history before the history I was taught.
@bobbiwolfgang
@bobbiwolfgang 6 лет назад
Thank God for Mr. Curtiss! He knew these native cultures were disappearing and was driven to complete his work before it was too late! In his time, traversing North America could not have been easy. It was truly a labor of love!
@conlinbryant5037
@conlinbryant5037 4 года назад
Thing is...our cultures never left....
@screeningmimi
@screeningmimi 6 лет назад
Beautiful and haunting, a wonderful production. We've lost so much, thank you for featuring this priceless collection.
@chrysalis558
@chrysalis558 11 лет назад
thank you! this is true american history. too bad we didnt learn much about indians when i was going to school. so grateful to have resources such as this to educate myself now
@deirdrehoogstraten9601
@deirdrehoogstraten9601 7 лет назад
after about 30 years finally found this and am very interesting about the encyclopedia. love from Amsterdam Holland!
@alicecuriosityoftenleadsto6288
@alicecuriosityoftenleadsto6288 2 года назад
Absolutely incredible! Thank you for uploading this.
@playfultopnotch
@playfultopnotch 5 лет назад
Wow these people are amazing . They grew so old ! The wrinkles in their skin but that glow in their eyes just let's you see right thru their soul 😍
@playfultopnotch
@playfultopnotch 5 лет назад
Thanks to this man ,he's a true angel. We should download these , history is soon to be wiped .. just wait
@alicecuriosityoftenleadsto6288
@alicecuriosityoftenleadsto6288 2 года назад
History has already been wiped. Written only by the victors and psychopaths. We may never know the truth.
@nlgoddess
@nlgoddess 10 лет назад
Thank you so much for this beautifully rendered video. The images are hauntingly poignant, a reminder of cultures all but extinct.
@Cognocentrics
@Cognocentrics 10 лет назад
You're welcome.
@loomhancok
@loomhancok 9 лет назад
All but extinct? Culture survives, Haida still in Alaska. Just want to see what you meant.
@xxgoldenarmsx
@xxgoldenarmsx 9 лет назад
+nlgoddess definitely not all tribes cultures are extinct and are still practiced in secret and sacred ceremonial purposes.
@nlgoddess
@nlgoddess 9 лет назад
+xxgoldenarmsx I am glad to hear this! Traditions, music, art, language, religion, must be kept alive. Or we too will find ourselves among the forgotten and misunderstood. I fear that there will be only a few that will survive the once many tribes of the PNW. And not just survive as a people, but as a culture.
@pacxpodcast6456
@pacxpodcast6456 3 года назад
VERY VERY COOL!
@kingme79
@kingme79 3 года назад
I'm surprised the Wascopam (Columbia River, Wasco Co. OR area) was not mentioned.
@cindywagner4623
@cindywagner4623 9 месяцев назад
Thank God for the foresight he had in the preservation of the Natives he’s documented. If not for him, there would be nothing.
@layneannen
@layneannen Год назад
Ausome video thank you. Makes me sad how humans have chosen to treat those who are different so badly
@LDoubleO
@LDoubleO 5 лет назад
My people ‼️#tlingit Alaska
@ericharrell3564
@ericharrell3564 7 лет назад
I think this is proof that these people were more than capable of sailing to America.
@gregh4284
@gregh4284 4 года назад
You can see in their eyes that hey knew their future.
@pacxpodcast6456
@pacxpodcast6456 3 года назад
They knew they were looking into the Whiteman
@n.w.native1401
@n.w.native1401 5 лет назад
James Cameron homework 😏
@terjehagur2136
@terjehagur2136 3 года назад
kummituslik ilus ja kurb
@JosephErnestJr
@JosephErnestJr Год назад
edward s. hha edward snowden.. nice try ur gonna fry for this
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