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Munch with Megalodon
Join the fun from 8 to 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 15 at our Munch with Megalodon event!
Listen to local Norman artist Mike Hosty perform his original “Megalodon” song while you wear your favorite pajamas, munch on breakfast and explore the exhibit in a whole new way!
Complimentary breakfast for the first 250 visitors included with regular admission.
Listen to local Norman artist Mike Hosty perform his original “Megalodon” song while you wear your favorite pajamas, munch on breakfast and explore the exhibit in a whole new way!
Complimentary breakfast for the first 250 visitors included with regular admission.
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Inside the Treasure Box
Просмотров 536 лет назад
Exploring the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History. University of Oklahoma President David Boren is featured talking about the Museum and its rich history. The Sam Noble Museum at the University of Oklahoma inspires minds to understand the world through collection-based research, interpretation and education. As one of the finest museums, we are at the heart of our community, collective...
Yatika Fields Live-Paint TIme-lapse
Просмотров 2796 лет назад
Over the course of 2 weeks, artist Yatika Fields completed a 19' x 11' canvas in our Fred and Enid Brown Special Exhibitions Gallery. The exhibit "Fluent Generations: The Art of Anita, Tom & Yatika Fields" Runs through May 6th 2018.
Archaeology Collection
Просмотров 1076 лет назад
Take a tour of the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History's archaeology collection.
"Fluent Generations" Gallery Talk
Просмотров 386 лет назад
The Fields family talks native art and the inspiration behind their works, which are displayed in the "Fluent Generations" exhibit at the Sam Noble Museum.
Vertebrate Paleontology Collection
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Collection manager Jennifer Larsen shows off the vertebrate paleontology collection of the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History.
Step Into a World of Oklahoma Treasures
Просмотров 517 лет назад
The Sam Noble Museum at the University of Oklahoma inspires minds to understand the world through collection-based research, interpretation and education. As one of the finest museums, we are at the heart of our community, collectively working to inspire understanding, appreciation and stewardship of the earth and its peoples.
Diversity and Inclusion Training 2016
Просмотров 5367 лет назад
This training video covers a presentation on diversity and inclusion, originally presented at the museum on Sept. 20, 2016. Speaker: D’Andre Fisher, special assistant to the vice president and director of operations in the Office of University Community Recorded by: Michael Acker and students: Gaylord College
Sam Noble Museum: Museum Dance Off 3, "I'm A Believer"
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The Sam Noble Museum's official entry for the Museum Dance Off 3: Tokyo Drift competition! Spike races across the museum and through the collections to find his one true love, Dino! Song Credit: Smash Mouth, "I'm A Believer" Cast and Crew: Spike the Dinosaur Dino Slash Cinematographer and Action-Yeller (and Co-Producer): Elyssa Dino Love Interest and Occasional Back-Up Dancer: Steph Head Nodder...
"Be the Dinosaur: Life in the Cretaceous"
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Video provided by Eureka Exhibits. "Be the Dinosaur" is on exhibit at the Sam Noble Museum March 5 through June 12, 2016. A lifelike delight for the entire family, "Be the Dinosaur" features video game stations that require each player to decide - do they want to be an herbivore or a carnivore? The decision leads them on a virtual adventure for survival - deciding to eat the wrong plant or turn...
2014 National Medal for Museum and Library Service Ceremony
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On May 8, 2014, Michelle Obama presented the National Medal for Museum and Library Service in the East Room of the White House. Read more about the medal and access the video transcript at www.imls.gov/medals.
Building an Exhibit in Less Than 10 Seconds
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Building an Exhibit in Less Than 10 Seconds
Formed in Stone: The Natural Beauty of Fossils
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Formed in Stone: The Natural Beauty of Fossils
The Art of Sport and Play: Indestructible
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The Art of Sport and Play: Indestructible
The Art of Sport and Play: Norman Leadership
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The Art of Sport and Play: Norman Leadership
Hey la whiteriver..and San Carlos.
I got caught family
Nizhoni Nizhoni Nizhoni 👍👍
Awesome Awesome Awesome 👍👍👍👍
Yes shut his body you have to do everything please
Best dental be queer that's done now dada dadada
Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie Whtie
Im your Pima grandfather DAS Jesus Christ thank for helping me carry the cross
I probably never could,would like to learn and with respect undersand the beatifull Apache Culture
Whtie Whtie Whtie Yes My Nephew Johnathan CALLED BOWMAN JR 🤍
His singing is haunting and beautiful. So wonderful to see the youth keep the language and traditions.
Since when does this Sacred Dance, Become The people’s Entertainment... smh.... oh well.. carry on!!!
It’s hardly being used for entertainment, they’re obviously there for a reason
SAN CARLOS APACHE VS ALL
So why do they have american flag bandannas on them
Увас эсть Русскова слова язык понимаюшева тел он можети оставить ❤❤👍👍
Ha! That sounds fun
By the way can anybody tell me which group of Apache Crown Dancers that says please? Cuz I would really like to know!
I love how it looks like the Gaan are taking care of each other. When the one with the white body stopped to toe his shoe, the other Gaan stopped to help. Very amazing culture! Keep holding on to it Apache people!
Language fair in Norman, Oklahoma, Right?
Yes!
I will
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yes I am mesheka Aztec,and toltec of mound builders from south west new Mexico yes there is a city called Aztec in new Mexico!; )
The Mound builders were the Ancestors of the Choctaw, Muscogee Peoples, and Lakota Siouan Ancestor were mostly like involved in the mound building civilization as well, But not Aztec, the Aztec or Nahua people had left the south west and Migrated into Mexico before the Aztec ruins were built. The Aztec Ruins were built by Ancient Pueblos, And were mistaken for Aztec ruins, So no it were built by Aztec, the Aztec civilization begin around 1300 AD, In central Mexico, Us Navajo and Apache are Athabascans and descend from the Tlingit Civilization in the Pacific Northwest that build them Totem poles and Lived in Houses type dwellings, Also theirs Athabascans in Northern California in the Hoopa Valley of Northern California as well as Chetco, Wailaki, Whilkut, And the Tolowa people of Northern California and Southwestern Oregon or Called Pacific Coast Athabascans who do dances similar to the Apache Crown dancers.So it's more like Pueblo's and Hopi's were influenced from Southern Athabascan Navajo, Apaches not the other way around.
They didnt name that aztec county til like 1940 Just because it carries the name doesnt mean there were aztecs there dumbass Thats like saying miami tribe were in florida
yeah Apache's did great job!!
This is the best thing I have ever stumbled on! I am cackling at my desk. The way the green dinosaur is jauntily pursuing it's beau is hilarious, I love all the high-fives. This is so great! Thanks, Sam Noble Museum peeps for brightening my Monday!
+Tiana Byers We (I am the social media manager for the museum, but am not logged into the account right now) are so glad you loved it!
Riverside aka Tha Side Alumni up in here! This video is one of the best
love the crown dancers
We wish our museum had dinosaurs! This is wonderful!!!!!
I remember that day! brings back memories.. that's when we won first place, and when we perform outside in the front again the Zuni tribe were jealous singing in the back well we was performing
Amazing that until today these tribes keeping the old ''jealous''...
Hmm, strange that they would be “jealous” when the Pueblo’s certain dances remain sacred and showed to no outsider...
is this in chemawa
support from Navajo's in Utah. We south west Indigenous people have a strong traditional cultural teachings.
Kolby Tsosie good to see another navajo in Utah. I'm stuck in ute country
whats the name of the song I remember hearing this somewhere
Proud of Shondell. He still sings to this day out at Riverside & is planning to sing for his little brothers group back at cbq.
Too bad that kid singing has a really weak voice. Hopefully he'll get better with age.
Well this video was posted in 2011. So yeah he has a deeper & stronger voice.
Hannah Cannon I absolutely love the dancing though! AMAZING!
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Shondell Im proud of yu. Glad yu keepin' d tradition alive. finally see it.
Very awesome young men!! job will done and that is the path to follow thru your years of life, continue to teach others members of your tribe, friends, relatives . . just totally ni'zhoni ;~))
Nizhoni Hataal ! Good Keeping Our Dine Heratige Alive I Do The Same As Well. Im Mr. Blue Moutain Native. Good To See People Across the Country.
This video really gives me hope. I thank the Creator that there are young people keeping the traditions alive. Keep singing and drumming. You sound beautiful.
Let this be a lesson, never piss off a Chickasha woman.
love this.
I was the 4th one dancing
So proud of our Apache boys out there! I am especially proud of you Shondell for singing and teaching the boys the songs. Dishchii'bikoh ge nandaa nabee ateeh!
Nizhoni - brings tears to my eyes when I see our youth taking on our traditional teachings, and songs/changs.
Are they're diffrent types of these dancers , I've seen the white apache dancer and I've seen the black painted apache dancers, but why are they painted different?
Marlon J Bernaldez The black Gaan are from the White Mountain Apache, with the white Gaan coming from the Bylas and San Carlos Apache. They’re different because of their origin stories.
The white one is ji'i
I love the voice of the second boy <3
awesome!
dont be jealous just becuz crown dancers are better....
first one was my cousin! good job Ashleigh
Me too!
wooooo homie TySon!
Proud White Mountain Apache in Utah, when I go back to the Rez always feels like home
I was the guy leanin on the column!!!