@imhotepdagreat: What did the American Indian look like? how did they depict themselves?#greenscreen

Aboriginal Dad :

why I can't share this video.

its._.alex :

American Indians historically exhibited a vast range of physical appearances and cultural expressions. Rather than a single look, diverse tribes depicted themselves using distinct regalia, body paint, and artistic styles, which varied significantly across regions like the Great Plains, Southwest, and Eastern Woodlands

bdohisthang :

bro about time somebody exposed him that's one fake Indian / indigenous / you don't know what he is my bro I'm glad you got on him and educate the man cuz he love to tell us that we not native

Keyshadahoodprincess9 :

I guess they forgot the part where it says the Africans head amongst the Indians how can you hide amongst somebody you don't resemble.

DjedeyeReignger :

Yeap I told him already, he responded with a block🔥😂

Peace by Any Means :

My Mississippian Family.💛🤞🏾 Seeing the Spiro Mound artifacts in okc truly changed my Life. Seeing family relics/artworks in realtime shifted my paradigm/framework of thinking drastically.... do the genealogy, it's worth it. know yourself. The rhyme is evidence of reason. 🖤🤍💛🌞✨☝🏾

FairyGothMuva :

egypt is in memphis

Cheif Redface :

Look like me and my nephew

Kee :

Arkansa has diamonds 💎 btw 🪶🏹

_Illz Willz 18 :

Joshua_the_Just :

Thank you!!!!!💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

Soul Vibrant :

Oklahoma

smk_matrix :

they don't read

cherryboops26 :

The way you popped up took me out 😩😂😂😂. Facts‼️

its._.alex :

The image you shared, titled "An Emblem of America," is an allegorical print from the late 18th or early 19th century (around 1798- 1800). It is not a realistic or historical portrait of the "first" Indigenous people.

Teetee1024 :

Indigenous strong 💯

Chief_Pretendian_Slayer :

TEACH EM, NEPHEW!!!💯🫡👊🏾✊🏾💪🏾👏🏾🏹🪶🤎

Yami_Atem :

why buddy look like me🤣🤣🤣

copperempress71br :

No lies detected

gu_thehoodguruu :

That Look Like My Cousin Hoolie Boy 🔥

its._.alex :

The figures in these images are indigenous Mississippian artifacts from North America, specifically from the Spiro Mounds site in Oklahoma. While they depict Native American individuals or deities, they are often used in modern online debates to suggest African presence in pre-Columbian America, though this is not supported by mainstream archaeology.

❌X-Elder MoundBuilders Univ.🎓 :

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥burn 😂😂😂

Rae'Ma🍯✨ :

BAM✨