Tag: Hopi lecture

Hopi and Spanish First Encounter (lecture clip)

On By Matthew Sakiestewa GilbertIn Department of History at University of Arizona, Hopi history, Hopi lecture clipsLeave a comment

This afternoon I lectured on initial encounters between Natives and Europeans. In one section of my lecture I focused on the Hopi who first encountered the Spanish when Pedro de Tovar and a small group of men arrived uninvited on Hopi lands in 1540. In this lecture clip, I speak about this event and Hopi attempts to understand it from Hopi cultural perspectives (total run time 4 min and 40 sec.).

Matthew Sakiestewa Gilbert lectures on the first encounter between the Hopi and Spaniards. The lecture takes place at the University of Arizona on January 27, 2025 in HIST 236 Indians in U.S. History (run time 4 min and 40 sec).

Hopi emergence and migration (lecture clip)

On By Matthew Sakiestewa GilbertIn American Indian Studies, Department of History at University of Arizona, Hopi faculty, Hopi history, Hopi lecture clips, Hopi migration5 Comments

This semester I am teaching an undergraduate course titled HIST 236 Indians in U.S. History. Throughout the semester I will upload short lecture clips that may be of interest to readers of this blog. The first clip takes place at the end of class where I close my lecture (on Native American oral history and tradition) talking briefly on Hopi emergence and migration. I have inlcuded the PowerPoint slide that I am discssing above, and the video below (video and sound quality are not the best…I will make necessary improvements for next time).

Matthew Sakiestewa Gilbert lectures on Hopi emergence and migration. The lecture takes place at the University of Arizona, January 22, 2025, in the course: HIST 236 Indians in U.S. History (video run time 2min 35 sec).