The Chieftains Of The Pacific Coast's Alliance With Europe | Nations At War | Timeline
Published 2022-01-24
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All Comments (21)
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Great to hear some PNW history from a more First Nations perspective. Thanks!
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The PNW natives had the highest population density of any indigenous peoples.
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Excellent presentation. The stories of my people, and all the North American groups should be told....accurately and without revisionist history. Well done. Hope there is more to come about all indigenous/first nation peoples.
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So interesting. I live 2200 +miles away south of Pacific northwest. The people her did not hunt the whales. The Pericue, Yaki, Seri, Guaycura, Lived off of fishing, clamming, and hunting the small Deer. My partners descendants were Pericue and Guaycura. And his Grandma was a Yaki. To date we continue to supplement our diet with the local food from the sea. We watch the Whales pass by on their way south every winter with admiration and awe.
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I lived in Gold River which is on the same inlet as Friendly Cove, what a beautiful place. and I went to school with one of the descendants of Chief miqunna
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I live on the American west coast and really enjoyed this documentary.
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Like as Always Great , Thank You and Very Cool From Your Friend
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How many more in this series ... genuinely one of the highlights of my week waking up and watching this on a Tuesday
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Great doc... And storytelling, thanks from Portugal
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Being from the island and visiting these places makes this extra cool
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Thank SO MUCH FOR NATIONS AT WAR.FROM GERMANY EUROPE
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I was able to watch some of these shows on TV here, great to be able so see more of them.
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I really enjoy this video sir.am from India
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To brave the waves off the west coast of Vancouver Island, home of the largest recorded rogue wave......that's incredible!
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Absolutely outstanding documentary..
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Funny the natives sound just like the people of today when politics are involved.
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4:30, that is a Picture of Makah at Neah Bay, WA. These are my people.
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Wow! These history documentaries are so COOL! It's so much more fun and informative for me than my AP history class.
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Thank you again
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The "purchase" of Nootka sound is sort of what the HBO show Taboo is based on. Really good show.
