anglo-american trade in virginia. and in the southeastern general. this is part of the native history class at virginia tech where we talk about things as diverse as tribal sovereignty in the 20th century and diplomacy with the united states in the 18th and 19th centuries and then the histories of settler and extractive colonialism before that and then before that precolonial life and what life was like across the north american continent. so in this lecture, we re going to be talking about what pre-colonial life was like in what is now the state of virginia? then we re going to talk about how english people tapped into those trade networks and transformed native american life. across the southeast and then finally, we ll talk about why it matters today. first we need to outline what the native american world was like before the colonists arrived at jamestown in 1607. so the answer, is that the north american continent was crisscrossed by treed roots that went all across the
the 20th century and diplomacy with the united states in the 18th and 19th centuries and then the histories of settler and extractive colonialism before that and then before that pre-colonial life and what life was like across the north american continent. so in this lecture, we re going to be talking about what pre-colonial life was like in what is now the state of virginia? then we re going to talk about how english people tapped into those trade networks and transformed native americans life. across the southeast and then finally, we ll talk about why it matters today. first we need to outline what the native american world was like before the colonists arrived at jamestown in 1607. so the answer, is that the north american continent was criss crossed by treed roots that went all across the mountains of the where we now know is the appalachians to the great lakes down to mexico along the mississippi river and then westward in ways that we re still trying to understand. so
precolonial life and what life was like across the north american continent. so in this lecture, we re going to be talking about what pre-colonial life was like in what is now the state of virginia? then we re going to talk about how english people tapped into those trade networks and transformed native american life. across the southeast and then finally, we ll talk about why it matters today. first we need to outline what the native american world was like before the colonists arrived at jamestown in 1607. so the answer, is that the north american continent was crisscrossed by treed roots that went all across the mountains of the where we now know is the appalachians to the great lakes down to mexico along the mississippi river and then westward in ways that we re still trying to understand. so if you were coming from the great lakes, and you were bringing copper, which is something that we know that native american people did before english colonization from archeology fro
precolonial life and what life was like across the north american continent. so in this lecture, we re going to be talking about what pre-colonial life was like in what is now the state of virginia? then we re going to talk about how english people tapped into those trade networks and transformed native american life. across the southeast and then finally, we ll talk about why it matters today. first we need to outline what the native american world was like before the colonists arrived at jamestown in 1607. so the answer, is that the north american continent was crisscrossed by treed roots that went all across the mountains of the where we now know is the appalachians to the great lakes down to mexico along the mississippi river and then westward in ways that we re still trying to understand. so if you were coming from the great lakes, and you were bringing copper, which is something that we know that native american people did before english colonization from archeology fro
so in this lecture, we re going to be talking about what pre-colonial life was like in what is now the state of virginia? then we re going to talk about how english people tapped into those trade networks and transformed native american life. across the southeast and then finally, we ll talk about why it matters today. first we need to outline what the native american world was like before the colonists arrived at jamestown in 1607. so the answer, is that the north american continent was crisscrossed by treed roots that went all across the mountains of the where we now know is the appalachians to the great lakes down to mexico along the mississippi river and then westward in ways that we re still trying to understand. so if you were coming from the great lakes, and you were bringing copper, which is something that we know that native american people did before english colonization from archeology from testing different types of copper and seeing that the chemical signatures o