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Forgot to mention that the reason I looked for this on YouTube is because Joni Mitchell used Burundi drumming on one of her albums...The Hissing of Summer Lawns.

The remains of the last two children were found in 2008.

There are over 100,000 descendants of Wahunsunacawh (Powhatan) and Matoaka (Pocahontas) living today. This is really offensive.

Pocahontas wasn't even her given name. It was just a childhood nickname. Her real name was Matoaka, but later she also was known by Amonute. As for rottlerz translation of Pocahontas, I smell BS. By all accounts, Pocahontas was a favorite child of her father, Wahunsunacawh. What loving father wo...

Pocahontas had one child, Thomas Rolfe. Thomas had a daughter, Jane, who married Robert Bolling. Jane and Robert's son, John married Mary Kennon and that couple had at least 6 children...so the number of descendants really took off from there. It is estimated that there are over 100,000 descendan...

DarkKhagan, While it is probable that Native Americans came from Asia, it was so long ago (at least 12 thousand and possibly 50 thousand years) that none of those cultural similarities would have any relevant correlation. Native American culture developed independently and varies tremendously fro...

Judy Collins' original recording of this is one of my favorites of all time, but this is a very nice cover.

My great-uncle was a vaquero out here back in the 1920s - Charley Young.

Awfully sad reference to the Indians being hung. It could refer to the Modocs hung at Fort Klamath for "murder" or maybe the Cayuse who were turned over for hanging after the Whitman massacre - or maybe the 7 year old Shasta boy hung in Jacksonville for being an Indian in the wrong century. I le...

"Native American" is an unfortunate, divisive, term. The indigenous Americans I know either use "Indian" or the name of their nation (Absarooka, Klamath, etc) to describe their ethnic background. That said, this was a powerful commercial in the 1970s that really brought environmentalism into eve...

@aiynaiy aiynaiy - I believe the word you meant to write is LOSE, not LOOSE. White people, and probably anyone else looking at this video, are fascinated by these white lions because their coloring is unusual and beautiful, like a black jaguar is unusual and beautiful. I suspect you're the one w...

Lovely! The Durufle Requiem's Lux Aeterna was a perfect choice of music to go with the photos.

I remember this tree very well. I couldn't finish watching the video.