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So, I found these on imgur, and I wanted to see what they looked like all together.
A few minutes of compositing and... Well, it's interesting but there's a large gap in the West and the Rockies, and most of Canada is unrepresented, and I don't even see Mohawk or even the Seneca on this. I mean, as Iroquois confederation members, fine but then it's missing the Seminole even. And that's just the regions represented; there are scores of languages in California alone.
So I went ahead and found this one, by artist Nakoma Volkman. Save for super-high-detail.
waldorfandstatlerforpresident
Choctaw here, can confirm.....white man hate us. Spread love for all!
SweetFighter
My Grandma is half Native American but I dont know what kind. I cant ask cause the relationship isnt the best. But very interesting!!
UnicornSausage
Last of the Yahi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDy_w-bWD50
floxsyu
/a/GeNrRFu another map for those who like'em
hankmartin
Hupa! Although current maps call them the Hoopa. Anglicanism update I guess.
Dasnekones
Playing EU4 right now and i am sorry to inform you that your historical maps are wrong. It's all Aztec I'm afraid.
JKGoose
@op DreamKeepers: https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0309150/
AGiantSlor
This looks like a game character selection. "Choose your Tribe!". Each region gives you certain proficiency to killing Oregon Trail folk.
YangKoete
Oregon Fail; Where you try to force them to have dysentry.
jansenart
@LRMSTeacher Hey, 3/4 maps you used went viral so, I found the 4th one and composited them into one, then found a larger one made in '96.
DragPrincess
I live in the central.plains of CND there is a lot missing sadly. Cree, anishinaabe , Ojiwae, Oji-cree, Metis. I use to have a map for CND
Voric13
Hengabecka
I'm sure even this is a simplification, but it's a lot better than what we got taught at school!
Kutekitten9
A couple smaller plains tribes are missing it appears but overall awesome map...source I'm a member of one tribe that's missing
carlthecad
Saw the thumbs and thought it was a Ticket to Ride post.
DangerouslyMusicalCanadianLama
It's amazing and heart breaking to see how many different peoples are actually here before us Europeans.... i would have loved to meet them
ScorpionSage
Heyyyyy you’re missing all my local tribes! Humboldt County CA: Wiyot, Yurok, Tolowa, Hoopa, and Karuk!
StorytellingSalem
Thank you!
homicidalkoala
Iroquois is actually a slur used by the Algonquin. They called themselves Haudenosaunee (ho-den-uh-sho-nay)
Ringshadow
Changing Ones: Third and Fourth Genders in Native North America is a stunning book btw.
neezie
I’m glad you found the one with everyone. NE was missing a ton…
jansenart
The originals were cute but didn't feel right to leave out so many. As it is the big one still isn't high enough resolution to list half.
Lampmonster
Recently watched on of The Great Courses on many of these cultures. Truly fascinating.
dwa60x5
Tlingit native Alaskan here and proud.
AdeptusCannibus
factcheckmate
Wapella did what?
Lakeylake
Chuck and Buck tribe
UptownWitch
Definitely a Plains tribe. How did you miss Ho-Chunk (Winnebago) ??? It’s above the MN Saul-Fox tribe.
FeedTheRats
Coming from western Washington, there are a LOT more tribes than the ones listed.
breakdancingrobots
Puyallup, Muckleshoot... um... other ones.
pfshfine
Yeah, no kidding. Like, a few dozen missing.
SomesayhesdoingtheobituaryMambo
"We're the Fa-kow-ee" joke.....too soon?
jansenart
HEKowee! If you're referencing F Troop. I know, I used to say Fakowee too.
sevenfingerman
Thank you for consolidating them.
ccman87
that was kind of frowned upon in history
bleggs
Check out https://native-land.ca/ - really interesting stuff
jansenart
That's awesome but it'd be nice to see them do the Philippines too; they have tribes there as well still
lurkersunitesecretly
Was just about to share this too! Learned of it recently myself.
taxiKABy
This resource is INCREDIBLE, I recommend it to everyone I can, especially my friends who are educators!
WilliamWeird
Kudos for representing the Coast Salish peeps https://youtu.be/eAEmjW9J3_o
donthaveonebrojustlurk
ÍY SȻÁĆEL from WSANEC
pfshfine
Yeah, but there's SO many tribes not listed on that map.
Ilikekites
True. The creator does acknowledge this at the top though.
Crawmak
I always knew that costumed trust fund fuck was hiding in Texas
Enigma3780
Good find!
Spinagatr
Probably the ancestors of the congress bat piss bridge in Austin
whoneedsanoriginalname
The... what
SmolSharkPerson
We have a bridge in downtown that houses an entire bat colony. LOTTA bat piss beneath it.
thesved
An understatement. The largest urban bat colony in North America. 1.5 million batties
dancingbarefootonlego
Even has Anasazi, great map. My great great grandmother was Cherokee
jazzmanati
classic
postpartydepression
Anasazi is an outdated term that's considered disrespectful. The more accepted/proper term is Ancestral Pueblo or Ancestral Puebloan.
dancingbarefootonlego
Thanks, I did not know that.
jansenart
Eh, 1996 was a different time.
postpartydepression
True. Still some very cool maps! Just thought I'd throw it out there and happy to see parks and historic sites slowly update the terminology
ScoobyDoobyDeuce
I was under the impression there were none left to feel disrespected. I thought they disappeared all mysterious like.
postpartydepression
The Ancestral Pueblo people migrated (likely due to drought) from large settlements like Chaco Canyon and redistributed around the Southwest
postpartydepression
They didn't disappear, they simply relocated - they are directly related to the Pueblo people found throughout the Southwest today.
postpartydepression
The myth of disappearance is one problem with the word Anasazi. The Pueblo people have a continuous history/legacy of inhabitance in the SW