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01:19:47 Momento Momento	Momento Jacob Meders Artist Jacob Meders, a member of the Mechoopda Tribe of Chico Rancheria, leads an artist talk about his personal experience as Native American artist. Through printmaking,… d.n.a. academic affairs aesthetics blanket painting divided lines graphics chico ranch community black boys community building indian tribe fine art newspaper vending machine vending machines film camera long time arts sociology phoenix arizona vending machine giving contemporary native art woven fabrics fiction monthly magazines university art gallery ancient tribes in the balkans print collection d.c. indigenous artists vice president indigenous person families families gift shop professional and trade magazines semiotics jacob contemporary art native american turner print museum indigenous people stretcher bars printmaking community leaders graphic design social engagement university chico mental structures tribal members native people clean clean appropriated images euro american shipping container From Art & Art History 0 likes 138 plays 0
51:45 Restoring a Diverse Forest Understory Plant… Restoring a Diverse Forest Understory Plant Community with Variable-density Thinning	Restoring a Diverse Forest Understory Plant Community with Variable-density Thinning Dr. Eric Knapp United States Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) Pacific Southwest Research Station Dr. Knapp explains the importance of the forest understory – that is, the plants on the… mountains plant taxonomy protected areas shrub pollination plants used in traditional native american medicine fire plant physiology forests trees environment forest floor types of formally designated forests vegetation habitats herbivory wildfire ecology species garden plants From Biological Sciences Academic Forums 0 likes 68 plays 0
56:37 Playing Indian: Europeans, First Peoples, and… Playing Indian: Europeans, First Peoples, and Struggles for Hegemony in Early North America	Playing Indian: Europeans, First Peoples, and Struggles for Hegemony in Early North America Dr. William J. Campbell History Faculty, University of Memphis In the first part of his presentation, Dr. William Campbell looks at the phenomenon of American white people dressing in what they… indian government indigenous peoples of north america colonization of the americas native american history indigenous american revolution american appropriation native american tribes in alabama colonial settlements in north america military sovereignty history federalism ethnicity native From Humanities Center 0 likes 205 plays 0
34:08 Why We Dig: Revelations and Shifting Research… Why We Dig: Revelations and Shifting Research Questions at the La Prele Mammoth Site	Why We Dig: Revelations and Shifting Research Questions at the La Prele Mammoth Site Dr. Matt O'Brien Faculty, Anthropology Department, CSU, Chico Dr. O’Brien provides an update to his previous presentation about his archeological research at the La Prele Mammoth site… herbivorous animals excavation animal anatomy pleistocene mammals artifact native american archeology archaeological mammoth extinction monotypic mammal genera From Anthropology Department 0 likes 96 plays 0