The Wampanoag I: Before New England

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Who were the Wampanoag in the period immediately preceding contact with Europeans? How did they view themselves and the world around them? In this episode Eric reconstructs the Wampanoag in the time before the Thanksgiving story, Tisquantum, or Plymouth.
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14 дек 2022

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@davidhuber7552 2 месяца назад

For amateur or new learners about the Wampanoag world, this is a very comprehensive presentation - just what I needed. Thank you for the information.

@daviddawson1718 Год назад

Thanks to this, I have started growing corn, beans, and squash. This is the second year, Im using heirloom varieties, and organic methods on those plots.

@cheleftb Год назад

You deserve 100,000 subs. I am so grateful for this channel so I can learn more about my family that was targeted here. Thank you.

@tyomega9939 Год назад

I have lately taken a massive fascination with the Wampanoag Confederation recently and seeing that you made an episode on them has me damn excited to listen to this.

@charleskumkoski951 Год назад

This channel is such a blessing to the history community. Keep up the great work!

@theotherstatesofamericahis5212 Год назад

Thanks!

@ryandugal Год назад

Happy you’re back! A month ago…thanks RU-vid notifications…

@Oleblueyes2024 Год назад

Eric, it's great to have you back! I miss not being able to learn my American history! Another excellent episode but yes, it's Jacob Marley, not Bob!

@daviddawson1718 Год назад

I don't know about the history, but I know about farming. Corn needs water and nutrients that are found in fish in the 2nd to 4th weeks of growth.

@Andy_Babb Месяц назад

3:05 there was a dig done in my back yard in 1969 where a princess or priestess grave was found similar to this

@Andy_Babb Месяц назад

Bear Swamp Site I & Site II - Arthur Staples - 1969

@Andy_Babb Месяц назад

The corn the pilgrims ate with the natives was about an inch and a half long. Nothing like we have today

@lindakay9552 Месяц назад

30:48 28:00 "White brave who bring PLENTY Wampum to trade leave with GOOD Indian furs. " 😅🤣😂 31:20 he lies! The rabbit hole never ends. It just keeps looping back round.😍

@lovelegacy500 Год назад

Very Accurate depiction! Very dark people with many Hair textures.

@StegoKing 8 месяцев назад

lol Bob Cratchett/Bob Marley took me out of it!

@theotherstatesofamericahis5212 7 месяцев назад

I combined Jacob Marley with Bob Cratchit, as a result I am currently being sued by the estate of Bob Marley.

@moisesvallejo4095 Год назад

👍👍👍👍👍

@Mikefantasia22 Год назад

Mah-saw-sew-it Massassoit Po-kon-acut Poconochet

@theotherstatesofamericahis5212 Год назад

You can make a drinking game out of the different ways I pronounce Ousemequin.

@Mikefantasia22 Год назад

@@theotherstatesofamericahis5212 my native name, Awahsus Tah, Bear Heart. Pronounced Wah-Sous-Tah. That " sou " or " sous " sound is the same in Massasoit . Mah-saw-sew-it. Poke-on-a cut - Pokonoket , Poconochet. Hope that helps a little. Love your videos and channel.

@lusolad 7 дней назад

@theotherstatesofamericahis5212 not sure he is pronouncing words either. So don't sweat it.

@Mikefantasia22 7 дней назад

@@lusolad it's called phonetics

@Mikefantasia22 7 дней назад

@@lusolad I am pequot. We speak more or less the same language. The annunciation I've mentioned us correct

@lusolad Год назад

Communal graves? What is your source of info for that?

@theotherstatesofamericahis5212 Год назад

David Silverman, "This land is their land" 2021. Before the influx of the three sisters complex, burial practices were different than those found in the historical period as revealed by archaeology.

@lusolad 7 дней назад

Maushaup kinda sucked as a protector. As soon as Europeans show up he takes off?!

@Mikefantasia22 7 дней назад

He was repacking his pipe during that time.