John Darden on the Chitimacha Reservation, Louisiana

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A video produced for the exhibit The Art of Native American Basketry: A Living Tradition which is on display at the Autry National Center's Museum of the American West in Los Angeles, November 6, 2009 to November 7, 2010.
The Art of Native American Basketry: A Living Tradition is a comprehensive exhibition presented by the Autry National Center. Baskets from more than 100 cultures, arranged in eleven geographic regions, will be revealed in this selection of artworks from the world's largest collection of Native American baskets.

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@Cheesus4jesus 3 года назад

These are beautiful baskets. I'd be interested in how to learn to speak Chitimatcha.

@tippy550storm 5 месяцев назад

I don't think their language survived.

@Something_Unique_512 Месяц назад

@@tippy550stormWe have a program going to revive it

@DryLongSo 4 года назад

Are these people chitamacha?

@cplrey 13 лет назад

Beautiful workmanship John. Rey in Ohio

@Nancytoday 14 лет назад

I didn't realize you were using bamboo! Do you use the whole bamboo stalk or just the outer layer?

@Pinkie-sh8ur 6 лет назад

NancyToday we use river cane not bamboo

@Lonelyeco 11 месяцев назад

It's hard to find cane here in Colorado. :(

@JulesAnthonyLaCroixPhotoArt 5 лет назад

Great Life History and Now Years 2018! Awesome great Understanding Life's & Great Arts!!! #LouisianaChitimachaLives #LouisianaChitimachaSouthLouisianCoastal #LouisianaChitimachaTribe almost around Morgan City! (careful on Bears! lol)

@kyletango 13 лет назад

Is that river cane?

@Pinkie-sh8ur 6 лет назад

kyletango yes

@bluebird9749 6 лет назад

where can i buy a basket?

@onlybnkrpt 4 года назад

make one.🗿

@tippy550storm 5 месяцев назад

@@onlybnkrpt no can do without instructions.

@sumacdude 11 лет назад

Very very impressive!

@monicaschanneltruth8039 5 лет назад

He definitely look white I highly doubt natives had blue eyes like whites

@Happy_HIbiscus 5 лет назад

White dude

@chocolateradiance7216 Год назад

How exactly do you think Indians look??? They aren't black but you have to remember they were enslaved also by the French.

@skellagyook Год назад

He may be mixed, Native/White.

@autochthonoushistory101 Год назад

He’s a mixed negro.The only way to be chitimacha you have to be melanated.The Chitimacha are what people would call African Americans today.African American is a misnomer just like black and negro.We are autochthonous or aboriginal.

@tippy550storm 5 месяцев назад

Native also didn't have wooly hair either, but the mixed ones do, just as the natives that are mixed with white would also have colored eyes. They are mixed blood natives just as kinky haired natives are mixed bloods as well.

@hasanswayden6667 3 года назад

تظؤؤري

@hasanswayden6667 3 года назад

ت شلزي ينييط ذث

@akeems9377 5 лет назад

He must have white ancestors

@Happy_HIbiscus 5 лет назад

he's a white dude

@z7806 3 года назад

Being Black & Native American. Is the same as being White & Native American

@smittyb829 Год назад

All three look like 5 dollar indians

@tippy550storm 5 месяцев назад

@@z7806 Why can't blacks understand that anyway. Native Americans would like to stay just Native American, but many didn't & mixed with Whites & African so obviously there's many natives that look white just as some that look african. Native mostly mixed with whites more than with African so its not unusual to see many whites with Native ancestry.