Extended Interview: The Earliest Cave Paintings in America
Season 1
Episode 1
About the Episode
Archaeologist Anna Roosevelt dates the cave paintings in Brazil's Amazon jungle to 13,000 years ago. Her discovery rewrites the traditional history of the peopling of the America and who those people were - not just big game hunters but also artists and scientists.
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Extras
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Fashion Forever
Designer Jamie Okuma breaks down barriers between Indigenous and mainstream art.5:01 -
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Navajo Star Wars
Manny Wheeler dubs Star Wars into Navajo to help keep the Navajo language alive.5:50 -
The First Frybread Western
Manny Wheeler fights to preserve his people's language dubbing popular movies into Navajo.3:59 -
The Halluci Nation Puts a New Spin On a Traditional Beat
The Halluci Nation performs "R.E.D.," "Stay," and "Sisters" in this extended performance.8:45 -
Arigon (Super) Starr
Arigon Starr is an award-winning singer songwriter, playwright, and comic book creator.13:57 -
Voices from the Past
Producer Dan Golding is surprised with 100-year-old recordings of his great-grandfather.4:51 -
Reading Between the Lines in Cherokee
Language expert Tom Belt translates some of the earliest evidence of Cherokee writing.5:03 -
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Donald Soctomah (Passamaquoddy) on the connection between his tribe and Catholic church.1:30 -
Betty Osceola - Earth Protector
Betty Osceola draws on Miccosukee teachings about protecting the world in which we live.5:48
