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Penobscot Native American Indian girls dance.

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The Penobscot tribe of the Northeastern United States taught the American Indian Dance Theatere one of their dances and they put the dance in their program. I love this dance. It is different than some of the Pow wow songs, which I also really love to hear. The girls dance is called the Penobscot Pine Needle Dance or the Tutuwas and I love the singing and the dance moves. Like my traditional Paiute dances and singing it is nice to hear other tribes songs and to watch and see their dances. Good job on your program, Penobscot nation.

Channel: People & Blogs
Uploaded: January 28, 2007 at 2:32 pm
Author: Ahwahneechee

Length: 01:52
Rating: 4.43
Views: 8019

Tags: American  Dance  girls  Indian  Nation  Native  Needle  Northeastern  Penobscot  Pine  sing  song  Tribe  

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cougartracks (August 26, 2008 at 7:39 am)
Tell me is Christianity a part of Indian culture, if i remember rightly they tried to destroy our identity along with us, i am confused why then have Indians given away our beliefs for something thats not true to us, now you either don't believe in our ancient ways or you don't, there's no room for false or make believe Indians,Christians can't stand what our ancestors believed in vnvhe Osceola.
xiala1980 (August 20, 2008 at 5:59 am)
We speak the same language, don't we? I mean, Penobscots and Passamaquoddy? (I'm Penobscot)
Malsom1 (July 16, 2008 at 1:38 am)
im passamaquoddy from indian township and thats a passamaquoddy song
Noodlz06 (June 10, 2008 at 10:44 pm)
I think you're a little confused by the video jadednyte. This video shows the community in Indian Island (Penobscots) teaching dances to the American Indian Dance Theater. The pow-wow dancers in the video are from the Dance theater as well as the stage performance at the end. Pretty proud comment, but you're misinformed and in the end your comment looks bad.
0070795 (June 3, 2008 at 6:36 pm)
we did not lose our culture. i live on the rez. sure we have a few songs here and there from different tribes, but no international songs or influence. you dont know what ur talkin bout dude. we have traditional outfits, songs, food, crafts on this place, ALL FROM THE PENOBSCOT CULTURE. plus, the panawapskek landed on maine about 14, 000 years ago, and the plains and southwestern indians landed about 2000 years after, giving u more unforgotten knowledge. get ur story straight bud.
nativestyle26 (May 19, 2008 at 9:27 pm)
We have not lost all our cultur! for being the first native people to encounter Europeans,although alot has been lost like other tribes in North America, the Wabanaki(people of the dawn) community still holds onto our old traditional ways and fluency in our languages for the past 500 years, I would say thats pretty darn good and some Western tribes cant even say that so please do your research before judging so quickly
jadednyte (May 6, 2008 at 10:55 am)
These Native Americans have lost thier culture. They blend local, regional and even international influence to create something. This is why I am proud to be Southwestern Indian. We are the few that gaurd and know our culture to the end. Although, I know someday we will end up like these people.
nativestyle26 (April 9, 2008 at 8:01 pm)
who are the girls dancing at the end? i dont regonize anyone of the girls......
rezpunk (February 10, 2008 at 9:19 pm)
the words are instructions for which direction and how the ladies should dance within the song.
Ahwahneechee (December 2, 2007 at 11:02 am)
I don't know, but I really like the song. Maybe a Penobscot Native person would know, but I like the song and the dance. Tu'tu'was is the dance.

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