Anachronism: The flag that John Dunbar waved when he met the Indians appeared in the wrong era
An anachronism: the pigeon in an old fortress is a Eurasian pigeon with a collar, and it was impossible to appear in North America at that time.
Anachronism: The power line can be seen when the bison is hunted.
Factual error: It is impossible for tribe members to quote the Proverbs or formula-like expressions in the Bible, because these tribes have always been committed to protecting oral knowledge and traditional culture.
Factual error: The three birds flying across the sky are considered swans, but they should actually be cranes.
Error found: When Dunbar was shooting with the 1860 Henry rifle, he could see the ammunition barrel indicator in the rearmost position, which means it was empty. This situation always appears in the film.
Error found: After the Sioux rescued John Dunbar by the creek, one of the Sioux passed by the dead Spivey, splashed some water on his face, and Spivey came back to life.
Continuity: The size of the beef jerky that Dunbar feeds to the wolf keeps changing. It may also be because he changes the way he takes the beef jerky.
Continuity: When Dunbar observed two buildings, his beard stubble was very short, and when he walked from one building to another, his beard seemed to have grown for three or four days.
