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Extras

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  Extended Interview: Severin Fowles on Native Science

  Archaeologist Severin Fowles re-imagines Native religion as Native science.

  1:25
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  Extended Interview: Burning a Forest to Revive a People

  Valentin Lopez, of the Amah Mutsun, uses fire to save his peoples culture.

  3:23
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  Aztec Resistance

  Resistance begun by Aztec builders continues through today.

  2:06
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  Comanche Horse Traditions

  Horses continue to be an important part of Comanche identity and tradition.

  1:59
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  Maya Blue

  How the Aztecs used color to represent the aftermath of colonialism.

  1:08
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  Extended Interview: Religion at Teotihuacan

  Harvard professor of Religion David Carrasco speaks on religion and Teotihuacan.

  2:38
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  Weaving Grass Bridges

  In Peru, people still build traditional Inca grass bridges.

  3:02
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  Extended Interview: Ian Thompson on the Trail of Tears

  The Choctaw scholar reflects on the bitter chapter of history known as the Trail of Tears.

  4:28
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  Cahokia’s Celestial Calendar (Woodhenge)

  An archaeology team work to uncover remains of a celestial calendar at Cahokia.

  2:13
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  Zuni Maps

  Jim Enote uses ancient petroglyphs and contemporary art to recreate Zuni maps.

  2:21