Historical black and white footage of Hopi Indians doing the Eagle Dance, than the same dance, but done in the late 1990s by the American Indian Dance Theatre. This dance was done by all Uto-Aztecan people of the Southwestern United States, like the Pueblo and Hopi people. We Paiutes are related to the Hopi and other Pueblo people through language, customs and culture. We share very similar creation stories and legends. We Paiutes also do a variation of the same Eagle Dance which I also added. In a lot of our dances we Native people imitated animals and things that surrounded us. We held them dear and honored them by imitating their movements in dance and song.
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Hopi and Pueblo Indians doing Eagle Dance
Posted on 31 July 2010
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We all need to know what they have never forgotten.
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The Hopi’s have a ritual where they “hunt” their peyote buttons. They believe the peyote cactus contains a spirit/s that needs to be snuck up on and contained in the plant by shooting it with an arrow from a distance. When this is done they communicate their thanks with the cactus, like after a deer kill, and harvest it.
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My best Friend Lives up here..
i love walking up those old old steps..
Scary at night though
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This is beautiful!
Thank you for posting this video.
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hi!!! can you assist me? i need to find the song that is played in this video you posted… if you know it please answer back as soo as possible! thank you very much!
Thanks–it’s very nice to see the Eagle Dance tradition being carried forward.
Note the Video Response which documents the Family of the Pyramid Lake Paiutes carrying on the Eagle Dance tradition in Nixon Nevada.
Thank you so much for posting these beautiful videos of the powerful Eagle Dance. I notice that you put some of the description of the Paiute Eagle dance in the past tense– Aren’t these beliefs held anymore? I always feel sad when someone uses the past tense about a Native American culture.
But thanks again.
watchin this makes me wanna fly!!…ayyy!!!!
Great Spirit, please bless the First People Nations, and Father help us all. Great Spirit, help us all to walk the Red Road always. Massau’u please help the Bahanas to remember their promise to you, and please guide our dreams, and help us to always remember our culture. Thank you Spirits. Blessings to all here. Native Pride Forever!
hopi and acoma ROCK!!!!!
NATIVE PRIDE
boom shankar!
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Extremely Powerful! Thank you for sharing this video!