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Anna Roosevelt dates the cave paintings in Brazil’s Amazon jungle to 13,000 years ago.
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Zuni elder Jim Enote explains how Native names for places provides important information.
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Illuminating the similarities of the religious beliefs shared across the Americas.
2:29
Archaeology reveals trade with Chaco, including chocolate and precious metals.
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Ancient art suggests people have been in the Americas much longer than previously thought.
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Zuni elder Jim Enote reflects on lessons learned from farming.
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Hopi elder Leigh Kuwanwisiwma has learned many life lessons from corn.
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Beau Dick, the late great Kwakwaka’wakw chief and artist reflects on the power of family.
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The Seneca faithkeeper on how the longhouse was constructed and what it meant.
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Marcus Hendricks continues the tradition of making Wampum beads by hand.
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Alan Hunt and Beau Dick share the real story of totem poles.
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A look at traditional Native American crops and agricultural practices.
