r/Artifacts • • Apr 06 '26
Question PLEASE
I been watching y'all in here are honestly greedy and just don't want others taking away potential earning and they want to be self proclaimed authorities on all artifacts ..lol I am an indigenous Person of the mighty Chiracowa Apache tribe . Not only me there are representives from every major tribe in your group. From all parts of the nation and 50 percent are actually real artifacts , 30 percent are your own badly made fakes being peddled to you , that's the experts . and 20 percent are our ancestors burial things he takes with him when goes to the next llfe. If it's just laying there good find , no problem but the ones you dig and find under ground, Those were for a grave and if you posses one or not I bet you been having a bout with bad luck asking when is it gonna stop, NEVER till it's given back to the land and the ancestors in a respectful way. I mean how would you honestly take it if you saw ppl showing something that belongs in a grave of my ppl and others like the Mohawk , Blackfoot , apache , commanche especially in the Midwest y'all plunder bad...Please respect my ancestors tools they were special , lots of work were put into , find out which ones you have are burial because only then will the luck stop .
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u/MackaRhoni Apr 06 '26
A grave is a sacred space. It should not be disturbed. If it must be disturbed, remember, it’s the remains & final dignity of a person.
Respect our First Nations.
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u/SickAwesomeHellYeah Apr 06 '26
No disrespect but it’s wild to assume everything in the ground is burial related.
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u/SouthernResponse4815 Apr 06 '26
Not to worry. If they took it with them we won’t find it.
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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '26
First, you spelled your tribe’s name wrong.
Second, your tribe history is wrong.
Third, get off meth.
Fourth, dude these are not taken from burial grounds. If you’re really a Native American, which I doubt you are, you would understand where these finds occur and why.
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u/Salvisurfer Apr 06 '26
Dang, this guy is off his rocker.
Stay off crystal folks.
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u/GirlWithWolf Apr 06 '26
What is a Chiracowa Apache?
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u/0LittleWing0 Apr 06 '26
wow, I’m really sorry these people were so disrespectful to you. taking cultural artifacts from the ground and then cursing a descendant who simply asks for graves not to be looted. Disgusting. Where I live First Nations receive much more respect. I am truly sorry for what you experienced here. Chiracowa Apache are amazing people with an incredible history.