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asert12345678
I read a book called "Indian Givers" where the author looked at the modern-day world and the impact that native cultures has had on it. There is quite a bit that people today don't think twice about that might not be in Western Society...
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Written on January 11th, 2013
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Randysdot
3 years earlier, A great Plague from the Dutch colonies of the Hudson Bay area spread through the Northern New World like wild fires.
readily viewable by these early Visitors to Cape Cod in 1620
@ Sept 9 th a small...
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Written on October 5th, 2009
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Randysdot
Why is it in reviewing Native perspectives towards a forever continuing lasting tribute, by using the term," Keeping the Chain Bright" only applied to them and not the Europeans whom had dealings with them?
As in ...
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Written on October 1st, 2009
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Randysdot
It never ceases to amaze me re-guarding stories I've read or seen about these two Countries; Britain and France and how they split Natives interest and set one group amongst each other of the Region!Both of these...
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Written on October 4th, 2009
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Randysdot
I think about weird stuff from time to time like:
is nailing a sign to a telephone pole, (as a form of advertising)
a throw back to the early native tree writings that occured
in pre colonial America ?
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Written on September 29th, 2009
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Lucidblue
When I first went in to university, I wanted to get a degree in Aboriginal Studies...and I can't deny that it was a fascinating program to study and learn more about. Of course, being Canadian, much of the content was the Aboriginal...
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Written on November 23rd, 2010
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Randysdot
Samuel de Champlain,French explorer.
He began exploring North America in 1603, and five years later established the settlement that has since grown to become Quebec City.
He was the first European explorer of portions of...
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Written on October 5th, 2009
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