From what I know about the origins of Native Americans and their cultural evolution of mytholgies and religious-spritual ideas on themselves before the European Columbian discovery and colonization of their lands, most of them are evolved on their OWN. However there seems indeed at least for South America, some Austronesian/Polynesian genomics reached there several times on their time. There are also some myths from both Japan and ancient China about some old boat explorers reaching on some odd lands on the very far east beyond of the Japanese islands on what seems to be Mesoamerica on their Classical period. And of course there are some hints of even older explorers coming from the Atlantic Ocean from the Phoenicians after they reached Ireland on the farthest northwestern on their world and also seems that reached Western Africa up to the Macaronesian islands (Cape Verde, Madeira, the Azores and the Canaries) and there are oddities elsewhere on both South America, North America and Middle America hinting on some Mediterranian-like type of peoples.

*Nigeria stressed out with 520 language babies:* "That's..cute :| "

Those who look directly at the Pleiades will see six stars. Averted vision is an observational astronomy technique that involves looking slightly to the side of a faint object to make it more visible. Those who use this technique will see the seven sisters. Try it on a clear dark night. Use it to view the Andromeda Galaxy. Looking straight at it will not be your best vision. The human eye has a very subtle blind spot in the exact center concerning light gathering capability. Direct your vision slightly to the right and then back at Pleiades and off to the side again in repetition. You will see the 7th sister hidden in plain sight. And if your eyes are very very good you will have the vague sense that maybe, just maybe you have also seen the 8th. There are around 800 Stars in the cluster.

What separate you from me? Couple of screws? I decided to drive the screws? Light eater. Smother mother.

I hear it in the oldest. We hear it btxxzzxzzx it's got to be wrong . I'm did it

Bro, it’s all fake anyways, so why does it really matter?

Isn't it possible that's not homo sapiens but neanderthal?

i think mitra killd the snake , not the bull!

from what i know Mitra was the son of Ene the first alien Giant sun of the Alien Angel Ra. Mitras Sun is Zamolxis . th gepizi , scythian, geti, goti, and dacian have tose kinds of hats on theyr had ! what do u call german and greecs or roman are in fact getic mitologies stil wrapped in mysteries!

I have to listen to your videos several times! Densely packed with information.

So, man's desire so strong the only way to escape it is to flee to the stars. Nice :D

Legend says that if you scream *rtkos three times in front of a mirror, while sipping a Bloody Mary and Beetlejuice is playing in the background... an IRS officer with false claims for tax evasion knocks on your door at midnight.

The gospel of John was deliberately written with Roman cultural references. It was designed to appeal to a Roman audience as well as a Jewish one. To that end, certain parts of jesus" life was told in a way that mirrors some of the extant stories. Tbh i heard more of Moses, Cain and Abel and Elijah in that particular myth anyway... far older stories.

Nonsense. Your Manus, Yemo, the twin, etc, etc, have zero commonality with Abrahamic religion.

Finnish epic poem Kalevala is made of songs. Elias Lönnrot went around the country and asked poem singers to perform and he wrote it down. Unfortunately he rearranged a lot and wrote some pieces himself for the book Kalevala. He wanted the stories to be more cohesive and more epic. Original stuff is still in the archives, Lönnrot wasn't the only collector, but the material is so huge that it's not going to fit into a book. But yes, poetry is singing.

My family is catholic but I'm Pagan

So the old Europeans of the northwestern parts of Europe should sue the Yamanah for cultural genocide?

This very much depends on how you define 'religion'. If a religion has to have gods then the animistic/shamanic beliefs of hunter gatherers are usually not religions. If broadening religion to include those belief systems then the oldest religion is probably going to be with Neanderthals as they likely had animistic beliefs like early homo sapiens did. For the most part religions involving creator/controller gods emerged with agriculture and our desire to control natural forces to ensure a good harvest.

Another similarity between the Iliad/Odessey and Mahabharat is that both Achilles and Krishna die because of being shot in the heel by an arrow. Yet another similarity would be between Hearacles and Krishna or (Hare Krishna). Both fought and killed huge serpeants as kids.

Hey, so I know the old yamnaya or proto indo European name for Odin, Dagda and Zeus was Dyeus, but what about some other gods? What were their names?

The Plagirism of the Christian Bible of other mythology.

I guess if I were to associate those points in the cave painting as the Pleiades, well, it's very convenient, since at the very least, I can see how they kind of match the location of the Pleiades with respect to the main stars of the constellation Taurus, whose horns are also pointed in the same direction.

I guess if I were to associate those points in the cave painting as the Pleiades, well, it's very convenient, since at the very least, I can see how they kind of match the location of the Pleiades with respect to the main stars of the constellation Taurus, whose horns are also pointed in the same direction.

I guess if I were to associate those points in the cave painting as the Pleiades, well, it's very convenient, since at the very least, I can see how they kind of match the location of the Pleiades with respect to the main stars of the constellation Taurus, whose horns are also pointed in the same direction.

I guess if I were to associate those points in the cave painting as the Pleiades, well, it's very convenient, since at the very least, I can see how they kind of match the location of the Pleiades with respect to the main stars of the constellation Taurus, whose horns are also pointed in the same direction.

I guess if I were to associate those points in the cave painting as the Pleiades, well, it's very convenient, since at the very least, I can see how they kind of match the location of the Pleiades with respect to the main stars of the constellation Taurus, whose horns are also pointed in the same direction.

I guess if I were to associate those points in the cave painting as the Pleiades, well, it's very convenient, since at the very least, I can see how they kind of match the location of the Pleiades with respect to the main stars of the constellation Taurus, whose horns are also pointed in the same direction.

I guess if I were to associate those points in the cave painting as the Pleiades, well, it's very convenient, since at the very least, I can see how they kind of match the location of the Pleiades with respect to the main stars of the constellation Taurus, whose horns are also pointed in the same direction.

I guess if I were to associate those points in the cave painting as the Pleiades, well, it's very convenient, since at the very least, I can see how they kind of match the location of the Pleiades with respect to the main stars of the constellation Taurus, whose horns are also pointed in the same direction.

I guess if I were to associate those points in the cave painting as the Pleiades, well, it's very convenient, since at the very least, I can see how they kind of match the location of the Pleiades with respect to the main stars of the constellation Taurus, whose horns are also pointed in the same direction.

Excellent video, thank you!

it's strange how you went off about the middleastern influence on Egypt yet mention nothing about Nubia (Ta-Seti) ....very strange specially due to the fact the only 1 out of the 4 creation myths on your chart was comparable to Mesopotamian myths. I think it's beneficial to put aside this idea of superiority. The main reason the Nile Valley and Mesopotamia were so developed is because of the locations. Also, according to the Bible Noah's son Ham founded Egypt, The Levant and Nubia (Kush) . And Nimrod (son of Kush) Founded All the Cites of Lower Mesopotamia. Cheers !

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MAJOR CORRECTION. Christianity did NOT start from Judaism, nor is there any such thing as "JUDEO-CHRISTIAN.. They are two separate religions with differing beliefs. They were NEVER ONE. Please stop that dis information. It's wrong.

I'm not sure when this started but the earliest editions of Dungeons & Dragons, published in the 1970s, have elves and hobbits with pointed ears. Thats going on two generations now where elves and fair folk have been depicted with pointy ears so, unless the elves show themselves as otherwise...yes, elves have pointy ears.

THE EIGHTH PLEIADE IS FOUND, LU(G)HH LAMFADA DONGBIN, THE MANY-NAMED IMMORTAL SON OF ENKI'S EIGHT SELF-BORN CHILDREN (AA+ PRO-SCION SELF-REFLECTIVE PRECESSION 8-PHASE TIME CRYSTALLINE EPI/GENETIC ARRANGEMENT) WHO STARTED AS ABU-ANZU AND ENDED UP AS ANZAK, THE ONE "BROTHER," TRANSFORMING THE REST INTO THE SEVEN "SISTERS" WHO ARE THE MIDWIFE RETINUE OF NINHURSAG, AMONG OTHER THINGS. LIL HULU ANZAK IS ALSO THE OCCULTED EIGHTH STAR IN THE SECOND HANDLE POSITION OF THE BIG DIPPER ARRANGEMENT REPRESENTING PENGLAI ISLAND (VISIBLE IN APPROXIMATELY 10,000BC).

You say it could be the bulls testicals that the image of a man is holding. But..could it be the bulls tongue, a bull will hold its tongue out as an act of defiance & bravery. So maybe cutting the tongue out is an act of the bulls bravery being passed on to the person. In heraldry, we often see the tongue of animals hanging out, so maybe a form of ancient visual symbolism?

Very interesting possible antiquity

5:00 Apparently you've never heard of a komodo dragon 🐉 eh

I thought Religion stems from the Latin word meaning Religio meaning to link back!

Amazing video, shining among the pseudoscience that seems to cover this topic

I wonder how much work has been done-or is possible-to trace the orig8ns of these mythic elements back beyond the PIE culture? There’s evidence of Aurochs veneration and sacrifice among the builders of Stonehenge, with the suggestion that there was one belief system across Britain at the time. I’ve often wondered if the root that such beliefs grew from can be found.

if one looks in christian bible, and revelation there are a couple of 7 headet beast

Yes, of course God had a wife, but she left him for a brown-eyed man.

If you read the Sumerian creation myth, 'The Eridu Genesis' It's a much more straightforward account. In the Eridu Genesis there are no battles between gods, no marduc and no Tiamat. But a thousand or so years Later when the Enuma Elish was written there appear monsters, dragons, Tiamat and all sorts of ridiculous things. These were obviously added by priests over the years. I think It's clear that the Eridu Genesis represents something much closer to the original creation story.

It's fascinating that most European cultural history has been shaped by non-European cultures & languages

Imagine telling an ancient Neolithic human that every dot was a different star like our sun.