AIHC Videos | NCMOH

Enjoy videos made or selected by some of North Carolina’s recognized tribes and urban organizations, as well as videos from the North Carolina Museum of History about our state’s American Indian communities.

A People and Their River

Coharie Indian Tribe. 2 min.

American Indians in NC

North Carolina Museum of History. 10 mins. Students discover fact and fiction about North Carolina American Indians.

Dance, Music, Community: 27th Annual American Indian Heritage Celebration LIVE!

North Carolina Museum of History, 58 min.

Le: wakwa:halakita - We Will Remain Here

Haliwa Saponi Indian Tribe. 6 min. Producer/Videographer/Editor - Brooks Bennett

Lumbee Days Highlight Video

Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, 4 minutes

Meherrin: Past and Present

Meherrin Indian Nation. 8 min. Narrated by Acting Tribal Chief, Jon Caudill; Filmed and Composed by Linwood Hall

More than a Garden

Guilford Native American Association. 4 min.

North Carolina's American Indians—From The Story of North Carolina

North Carolina Museum of History. 48 min. Insights, artifacts, and history of North Carolina American Indians.

Occaneechi: A Past and Present Journey

Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation. 8 min. Yellow Shark Media. Produced for the Orange County Historical Museum in Orange County, North Carolina.

So Much Yet to Learn: The 25th Anniversary American Indian Heritage Celebration

North Carolina Museum of History, 23 min.

The Sappony

The Sappony. 10 min. Dr. Stan Knick; John Kincheloe; Dante Desiderio, Dorothy Stewart Crowe, Otis Martin, Charlene Martin, Julia Martin Phipps; Teryn Brewington, Lance Stewart, Kara Stewart.

The Waccamaw-Siouan Indians of North Carolina

Waccamaw-Siouan Indian Tribe. 1 min.

Town Creek Indian Mound LIVE!

North Carolina Museum of History. 56 min. 14,000 years of history. American Indians in NC.

Triangle Native American Society Highlights

Triangle Native American Society. 10 min.

We’re Still Here

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians; Produced by the Atlanta Braves. 6 min.

Why Education is Important: Cumberland County Indian Education Program

North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs, 4 min.