Ancient Images: Rock Art of the Pacific Northwest Vol 1
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Nan Madol 1984: Ch 1 Mysterious Ruinsby markimatang12,438 views- 1:11
Ancient Message: written in stoneby shamanizing55,772 views
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Hawaiians and Native Americans (Crossing East)by queenmay29,339 views
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Pacific Northwest Native Indian Art Carvingsby clintleung20,351 views
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Aliens and shamanic mystical visions of entities In Ancient Rock Artby fueracensuraya20,162 views
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Pacific Northwest Native Indian Houseby clintleung5,201 views
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Pacific Northwest Native American Artby clintleung17,570 views
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The Story of Celilo Fallsby GAluzre4,170 views
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NATIVE AMERICAN PICTOGRAPHSby MightyNine889 views
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Nan Madol 1984: Ch 3 Venice of the Pacific Remakeby markimatang1,837 views
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Petroglyphsby theshamangallery487 views
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Pacific Northwest Tribes-a shoutoutby AuroraKismet15,120 views
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Native American Indian Artist Harold Alfred Kwakwaka'wakw Northwest Coast Native American Indianby haroldalfred15,058 views
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documentary on the lost continent of the pacific, muby absalutevalue64,852 views
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TIME TEAM AMERICA | Series Preview | PBSby PBS10,460 views
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San Bushman Rock Art of South Africaby BoilerPlateFilms5,653 views
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The Rock Art of the Saharaby ancientbeauty2009490 views
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Rock Artby NationalGeographic33,664 views
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One Minute Pictographs and Petroglyphsby CrashSolo221 views
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Michigan Artifactsby artbulla13,585 views
yes but they dont look anything like the ones in Yakima cayon
or the ones ive seen in caves on white and chnook pass
1966Yakima 4 months ago
Plain fact is that NOBODY really know what all these glyphs and graphs meant to those who wrote them. And anyone--white or native--who claims otherwise is simply reading into something his or her own beliefs. These in the video are very similar to some near Naches (WA) and Bend (OR), two very different places...so what does that mean? Nobody knows. These drawings become a mirror for us, for what we want to see, for who WE are more than anything else....
proffromgview 2 years ago
Interpretation is the difficult aspect of archaeology, and often evidences profound ignorance of the past, contemporary thinking, and the prejudices which enabled the genocides of Native Peoples.
jqjacobs 2 years ago