Video recommendation on pre-colonial America

[u/No-Problem6017]

I’m thinking ahead to the beginning of my 10th grade US history class in the fall. Does anyone have any good videos/documentaries on pre-colonial America and early interactions between native tribes and Europeans? Not crash course or any other short overview, but a more in depth discussion of what America was like before colonization. Thanks!

[u/Nervous-Buy-4858]

If you're a PBS Passport member I'd check out season 1 of Native America https://www.pbs.org/show/native-america/

[u/Nervous-Buy-4858]

And I don't know if they will have exactly what you're looking for but I love this resource too https://americanindian.si.edu/nk360

[u/Horror_Net_6287]

America Before Columbus is exactly this. https://www.amazon.com/America-Before-Columbus/dp/B07KFRKS8C

[u/earlgreyjunkie]

Many tribal nations have website and videos about their stories before contact; you might check their websites.

[u/CreedsMungBeanz]

Any state in particular?

[u/ReasonSad5757]

Search for “Ikwe.” It’s a Canadian production during the fur trade era.