Pilgrimage to Cahokia - BBC

Ancient Voices follows Joe Watkins, a Native American archaeologist from the Choctaw tribe, as he takes his young family on a 600-mile pilgrimage from Oklahoma to their roots on Monk's Mound in the Mississippi Valley. Watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Worldwide YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/bbcworldwide

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[thephiber]

This kind of shows are precisely the reason why i'm subscribed to the BBC channel. Thanks :)

[iamearthbornami]

thankyou~with love

[rugbyboy198127]

@fliegeroh yes that's because the cahokia mounds are not native american - they are european - to be precise ancient british - the script of coelbren can be seen on anicient stones all around mississippi delta region... coelbren is similar to ancient phonecian and ancient greek and is the precurser of the ancient british languages... ancient welsh, cumbrian and even cornish - these people fled britain on the trade winds upon arrival of romans and then settled en mass after comet of 562ad - truth

[gatoverde66]

shell trumpets? 

[wovokanarchy]

It's great to see little white children learning the ways of Native Americans. Nice.

[fliegeroh]

I don't trust injun archaeology. They keep throughing in that Indian agenda stuff that has no scientific basis.

[TopGearrules]

nice

[ECTBWHO]

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