
Scott Manning Stevens
Associate Professor of Native American and Indigenous Studies at Syracuse University; enrolled citizen of Akwesasne Mohawk Nation
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Jul 29, 2026
First America: It Happened Here
14:49

Rebecca NagleGUEST
So if you were to like close your eyes and, like, imagine what this would've looked like in 1778, like, can you describe it?
15:00
They're these really, you know, they're, they're quite long, but thin, so you can see across them easily, and I, I find them kind of serene.
15:11
It would've been forested in some places, and farmland in, in others.
It Happened Here | Episode 3
12:45

Rebecca NagleHOST
So if you were to, like, close your eyes and, like, imagine what this would've looked like in 1778, like, can you describe it?
12:58
You know, they're, they're quite long, but thin, so you can see across them easily, and I, I find them kind of serene.
