IRAQI DNA HISTORY 🇮🇶🧬

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[@TurkicAtheist805]

Ancient and blooded brotherhood 🇹🇷♥️🇮🇶😊

[@prostation3844]

Love from Iraq 🇮🇶 ❤❤

[@GOKER0_15]

Greetings to great Iraq I am Syrian

[@prostation3844]

Greetings from Iraq to our Syrian brothers ❤❤

[@gagamushin6853]

Im proud to be an Assyrian 💪🏻 And yeah most iraqi people are the descendants of the great Mesopotamian civilizations ❤️

[@Innomenatus]

Fun fact: The Assyrians were originally a Sumero-Akkadian group, eventually adopting the related Aramaic as a lingua franca.

[@Innomenatus]

@EzKurdim1 Sumero-Akkadian is a term used to describe the cultural sprachbund in the region. And it was founded under Sumerian Third Dynasty of Ur, but the ethnic identity can be traced to the Akkadians, yes, alongside the Babylonians.

[@ikbalcoeg9273]

Hudreeeeeeaaaah.........

[@user-eh4tb7qi4r]

No, we are not Assyrians, we are now Arabs 🏴.

[@gagamushin6853]

@@user-eh4tb7qi4r dna results say otherwise

[@middleeastarmenia407]

I'm Armenian and have lots of relations genetically with Iraq, but mostly with Assyrian. I have videos on it in my page too.

[@Bill123321]

What part of Iraq have you lived in, if I may ask?

[@fogshadow9112]

@@Bill123321The north.

[@Bill123321]

@@fogshadow9112 Ok, I was curious since I was born and raised in Basra and there were lots of Armenians living in Basra.

[@Gustav33]

The Assyrians deny this relationship, why I do not know

[@wisergreener7394]

@@Gustav33 As an Assyrian, I found your comment puzzling. Assyrians and Armenians have had a shared border for many centuries . As such, they would naturally have shared some DNA. We universally acknowledge this.

[@sami23alarabi]

I'm from Iraq and couple of years ago I had a DNA test, and the results came out like the following: Arabian Peninsula: 21% Anatolia & the Caucasus: 22% Levant (Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine): 23% Persian: 16% Greek: 14% Egypt: 4% Thanks a lot for you video!

[@byzant2679]

That’s quite a mix! Which part of Iraq are you from?

[@sami23alarabi]

@@byzant2679 Yeah I know lol. I'm from Diyala Province, which is located Northeast of Baghdad and to the borders with Iran.

[@byzant2679]

⁠@@sami23alarabiI find the Greek percentage in your DNA test quite intriguing! I was born in the diaspora, but my father’s family is originally from the Duhok (Iraq) and Sirnak (Turkey) provinces and my mother’s side is originally from Mosul and Georgia in the Caucasus. My results are 40% Levant 37% Anatolia and the Caucasus 18% Iran/Persia 5% Cyprus

[@sami23alarabi]

@@byzant2679 Yeah, the Greek one was a surprise for me, too. You know, the ME is just mix of lots of different people through out the history.

[@MarcoS-ow3gs]

Where have you made your dna test guys?

[@saemae1169]

I’m a mandaean. Yes we believe our DNA goes back to the babylonions. Thank you

[@salamyaya162]

The fact that Southern Iraq is mixed Semitic and Iranic reflects ancient Babylonia which had different migration from Levant and Iran.

[@fogshadow9112]

Now I know why northern Iraqis call southern Iraqis Persians lmao.

[@salamyaya162]

@@fogshadow9112 Northern Iraqis are Kurds, they are Persian nomads.

[@fogshadow9112]

@@salamyaya162 Not all of them. By North Iraq, I meant anything North of Baghdad.

[@salamyaya162]

@@fogshadow9112 Yes but all Iraqis are related to Persians. Both southerners and northerners

[@fogshadow9112]

@@salamyaya162 Yes, to a great extent. Iraq has a mixture of semtic and Iranian dna because of all the Iranian and semtic migration into Iraq.

[@GreaterAfghanistanMovement]

Iraqis look a lot different than other "Arabs" from what i noticed, they seem to have their own look while others resemble Persians. Must be due to their Mesopotamian heritage that makes them stand out in the region.

[@s.keikhosro_5555]

Pashtoon language very similar to iranian branch languages like kordy baloochi mazan gil talesh for example live in pashtoon is junduy in persian zende in some iranian tribe z become j . Or woman become in Kurds and laky say jan lory farsi zan

[@s.keikhosro_5555]

@sindyjb4631 by know we speak alanbar province in Iraq is persian name means warehouse =anbar . Baghdad =God given . Daskakare =dastgerd qadesieh ..... where is the people after Islam attack to Iraq mabee killed scape or became arab moslem ???so u are mixed by know there is alot of arabs in karbala or Najaf theire fathers came from iran and I see them so these are speaks Arabic but not arab Islam attack every where became arab so they are linguistic is arab ok ???

[@s.keikhosro_5555]

@deadbeat5165 don't be sad ots fact allah is the name of statue in kabe bigger than others zoroasterian is best religious of the world besides my name is pure persian and keikhosro = is equal mahdi and save people at the end of the world shie is made in IRAN

[@deadbeat5165]

iraqis dont have a single look they are not a homogenous group of people

[@user-eh4tb7qi4r]

No lol

[@mufaspismail9885]

Good Informative brother . Like from India 🇮🇳

[@seanlim222]

This was once the heart of the great ancient babylonian empire, so yes, it will be very diverse.

[@mohammedkh4321]

Not many people would understand what you meant 😂

[@ragabnh]

Iraqi (Arabic speaking) from Mosul here, DNA result is as follows: 34% Anatolian and Caucuses, 28% Levant, 19% Arabian Peninsula ,9% Iran Persia , 6%Cypress, 2% Ethiopia Eritrea, 2% Nigeria, 1% Mongolia

[@kikiarev]

Great video ! Could you do Poland or Armenia next ?

[@ikamy]

Sending love to Iraqi people

[@Mongolnazi]

Could you please do about Yemen? Ancient South Arabians is very controversial topic, so I want to more know about them in genetic perspective

[@ReyadElbs]

Yep, Yemens always interested me. Also, Egypt and the Maghreb region in terms of ancestry

[@Mongolnazi]

@@ReyadElbs some people says that ancient yemenis were black. Queen of Sheba, Qidarites, statues of Sabean kings are portraited like they were black So I would like to get info particularly about it What do you think about btw?

[@ReyadElbs]

@@Mongolnazi if we’re talking as far back as Queen of Sheba then yes, I would agree that they’d have those black features and skin. However, I haven’t delved into South Arabian history like that, although I’ve been intrigued by Yemen a lot from how the Prophet Muhammad praised them a lot. I didn’t realise that ancient south Arabians’ ancestry was controversial

[@Mongolnazi]

@@ReyadElbs so we've got a lot of stuff to learn. Didn't know that our Prophet(ﷺ) praised Yemenis, but it's more motivation to learn about them

[@QabilAGhor]

DNA companies put them in the same category as Saudis ( Arabian Peninsula).

[@yurironoue5888]

Its amazing that the Assyrian genome survived into the Modern day! Many people say that the Modern Assyrians are a completely different people from the Ancient Assyrians, but you've shown that the genetic continuity between the Ancient and Modern Assyrians survived, despite every pogrom and genocide they've been subjected to! Thanks for making this video! I hope that you can make a more detailed video about Assyrian DNA History, building upon the information in the segment discussing their DNA History! Also, Wishing you a very Happy Birthday! I pray that this year brings you a great deal of happiness, fulfillment, good health, prosperity and success! Have a wonderful day ahead! 🥳🥳🎉🎉🎊🎊🎂🎂🧿🧿💜💜

[@-01x]

People usually say that because they think the zionists made the assyrians believe they are the descendants of the ancient ones in the 20th century because theu are trying to create a assyrian-christian country in the middle of the region and make it more unstable and wae filled, i guess

[@IronmanX]

Also looking forward to it

[@lambert801]

What pogrom and genocide have they been subjected to? Not many. They've committed far more genocides than they've been subjected to.

[@armin3057]

i hate it so much when saudis take credit for things which assyrians and Mesopotamians did

[@yurironoue5888]

@@lambert801 This sounds like you don't read history. Haven't you heard of the Hakkari massacre, the massacres orchestrated by Timur, The Adana and Hamidian Massacres , which also killed many Assyrians alongside Armenians, the Sayfo Genocide and the Simele Massacre, among many others?

[@ZAYN.AL-Nuaimi]

I am from Syria What I know is I am A tribal Arab our great grand father was from Iraq specifically Baghdad in the Abbasid era however I did A DNA test it showed the closest genetic groups are the Levant and Baghdadi/ Iraqi Arabs as Well Saudi Arabia which I am proud that I am a mix of all of these beautiful nations

[@agostocobain2729]

Nice bro, you have strong genes.

[@ZX-wf5ju]

Looking at the DNA clips you have it showed that you also share some egyptian DNA in 23andMe which is even more than the levant but in my heritage which I personally don’t take it’s results seriously it showed the closest genetic groups are from Baghdad turkey and Lebanon that means you have strong mix of Natufian and Anatolian as well Arabian Genes there could be Iranian as well since you have Baghdad or maybe it is just the Arabian hunters DNA that you share with the Baghdadi Arabs

[@mohammedwaheed4441]

From an Iraqi, truly thank you so much for this incredible effort and this amazing and a beautiful content. Also happy birthday 🎉🎉🎉!!! كل عام و انت بخير 🎉🎉🎉

[@GeoffryGifari]

from this channel i can truly grasp how diverse every region really is

[@DinsFlame-br4pr]

Please do Kurdish DNA please! ❤

[@Thorfinn47.]

Same like this

[@DinsFlame-br4pr]

@@Thorfinn47. You don’t have any proof off this, meanwhile there are dozen off research papers which conclude that Kurdish people are a distinct ethnic group that have NOTHING to do with Arabs (= Iraqis) or Persians. You’re welcome, now stop talking! 😊

[@NA-yk8ic]

KURDS ARE BEUINS OF PERSIA

[@kurdekibedin1347]

​@@NA-yk8ica kurd is your father

[@ForTheWitness]

I’m from Nasiriyah, My family said we have both Sumerian & Arab DNA genes, but I need to find out my Dna test results

[@adatzotschew1625]

Nice video and happy birthday!

[@matf5593]

Comme toujours,très intéressant. Merci!

[@amiwho3464]

Why do we still not have sufficient ancient Sumerian DNA to determine their composition? Its 2023, hellllo??

[@verenatuna9010]

Because this is not wanted.

[@MagnaMater2]

Thank you, this was very interesting and - as all your videos - aesthetically very well made.

[@احمدالمطلق-ع7خ]

You are amazing and your channel is beautiful. We are eagerly waiting for your videos

[@ohlangeni]

Natufians were not the first Farmers in the world. They were the first farmers in Eurasia. Natufians descend from the Mushabian people [Eb1b] of Africa who mixed with the Keban people of the Levant to begot Natufians [also E1b1 people]. This occurred 11000 years ago in the Holocene. Before then, the people of the Sahara were already practicing farming by 13000 years ago. The Natufians would also have looked mixed [Afro-Eurasian] rather than White Caucasian.

[@bredmond812]

This is really great information. It is very dense and moves very fast. I will watch it several times.

[@Ned-the-Red]

I'm half ethiopian and seeing a video like this on ethiopian would be cool. I hope there's enough good research available tho

[@Bambisgf77]

Happy birthday to you! I realize this comment is a few days late but it was filmed on your birthday 🥳 Nice content & new sub!

[@sindyjb4631]

Great video, would be awesome to see more videos about the Iraqi minorities 🙏

[@esamujermejia]

Happy birthday! 🎉🎁🎊🎂

[@lornenoland8098]

Mesopotamia. Cradle of civilization and crossroads of the world since antiquity

[@salamyaya162]

Very beautiful video.

[@williamdarocha5383]

Olá! Sou do Brasil! Mais um ótimo vídeo, parabéns pelo canal!

[@UnoptaniumMovies]

Happy Birthday! 🎉

[@ancient_Iraqi_Mesopotamian]

Civilizations of Mesopotamia(Iraq)❤️ Babylon, Sumer, Akkad, and Assyria❤️ Arabian Gulf❤️

[@tormentedcitizen3695]

Sumeria = Kurds not arabs.

[@aliklc1970]

​@@tormentedcitizen3695marsh arabs are sumerian origin kurds are assyrian origin look their dna

[@DaviElohim]

hello my friend make a video about the jewish and saudi syrians about a supposed kinship between these peoples since in the bible and in the koran it says that they would be related to a single origin in the case the origin of shem son of Noah would like it explained to Regarding the skin color of the Semitic peoples of the Semitic ethnicity, were they black? or brown? or beige skin tone

[@josephmichael8522]

Happy birthday and I'm glad you was born so we can meet you All the good that you have done Turkish coffee I would like to share with you sumerian DNA don't that still exist and what is it called ?

[@omarkarim4967]

do a kurdish one, that includes all kurdish groups. That would be a awesome one.

[@Bishop_Heahmund]

Excellent video, I love how you break down and visualize such a complex topic😁

[@jonjonboi3701]

Happy birthday bro 🎂 🎉🎉

[@vizualnihistorie]

Czech DNA please, I expext it to be kinda similar to German one and please try to explain how big was the impact of slavic migration.

[@tiger-rgn]

no such thing as akkadian babylonian or assyrian race in antiquity, akkad ashur and babylon were just 3 cities inhabited by the same people (semitic mesopotamians, who absorbed the sumerians) so please when doing mesopotamian history keep this in mind stop dividing a people over cities

[@assia-tu7zo]

Imaginy in future they will also devided abassid , ummayid , ayubid , andalusian as deffirant race when they are the same ethnic , that exacly what happened when they devided akkad , ashur , babil as deffirent races when all of tham speak same languege and i noticed how they are devided syria and iraq from arabian panensula when they are exist in arabian panensula and have same languege and culture + there is no semetic people there is only arab people that word semetic invented by germany jew in 1895 to devided arabs

[@tiger-rgn]

@@assia-tu7zo you are right, but ancient assyrian/babylonians were not arabs they were different people

[@assia-tu7zo]

@@tiger-rgn No they are arabs because have same languege and clothes as arabs and if they are not arabs proof that , i have many proof that they are arabs

[@ASi-lw2qe]

I ❤️ your vidios keep going. انت وكانك تعرف ما الذي احبه

[@vaunmalone3064]

What is the percentage of R1b in the Iraqi population? Wish you mentioned this; I concur, Iraq definitely one of the cradles of civilisation! Love to vist, and Iran but I'll wait...

[@mikecon6395]

Beautiful ❤

[@nukhetyavuz]

happy belated birthday...the only thing i wish for is more ancient dna studies and more of ur research on that...

[@LeMuseHere]

Thank you for this video!

[@YadinZedek777]

When Natufians were in the Levant, Iranians weren't in the Middle East

[@مخلد-ث5ض]

Yes, you are right

[@iammaxhammer]

*I would love Robert Sepehr's take on this.*

[@anthropos_94]

The babbler who blocked me.. haha

[@Spinnglish]

Interesting content. Thank you

[@hashimalsmael3396]

great video, please do an in-depth video too

[@SquizzMe]

I'm an Iraqi, but only have 3% Arab in my DNA. 90% is Mesopotamian, mostly from Nineveh/Mosul.

[@h.l.asolomonov7674]

Now they have American mix for the past 25 years

[@lucky-hw5ys]

We have you mother juicy mix

[@user-eh4tb7qi4r]

😂😂؟

[@parysaghb703]

One of the meanings of iraq is the place of iranian thrones in the Sassanid era/ Ancient Iran + little iran (arak or irak in persian, and there is a city named arāk in iran). Also, Baghdad is an ancient persian name mean: Given By God. ❤

[@24.09_0]

stop claiming our culture, you guys are the bane of our existence, have done nothing but divide our people

[@parysaghb703]

I'm not claiming ANYTHING from your culture! You follow Arabic culture, and we follow iranian culture! (Although we have many similarities due to being neighboring muslims/ Middle Eastern/Shia culture) I just pointed out historical facts: Iraq has many meanings I just pointed out one ! And Ctisphon was the capital of the Parthian and Sassanid era (the last kingdom before emerging Islam in Iran) You still can see Taq Kasra (Al mada'in) near Baghdad!! And Baghdad is a persian name : Bagh بغ‌ means God in Avesta and Old Perisan, Dād داد means given/to give = Given By God in Persian! I love iraqi people and we don't claim your culture 🌹 just simple historical facts!

[@parysaghb703]

@cyou1174 it has many meanings and many assumptions. It is also said to be Irag because of sassanid Arg (castle) there, and Arabs arabized its name like other cities of Iran (it makes sense because even my city has F instead of P beacue arabs couldn't pronunce it!! So they repalced it with gh sound) Ctisphon was the capital of sassanid and an important city there fore there were many castles (irag) So I don't think it's an Arabic name bc it would have been عرّاق which doesn't really make sense to me? Idk

[@themarid6780]

persian😂

[@parysaghb703]

@themarid6780 yes.🫠

[@minskdhaka]

Happy birthday!

[@Glockler]

were the Anatolian farmers related to the Zagrosian farmers? were they descended from the Natufians? Great video, thanks in advance.

[@serdar3578]

Yes, they were like Anatolian_Farmers but heavily mixed with a ANE admixture.

[@Glockler]

@@serdar3578 future video on the ANE?

[@GreaterAfghanistanMovement]

@azarsahrbalasi3549 That doesn't sound right. Where is the proof that the Iranian farmers had such high ANE?

[@serdar3578]

@user_l43568 That is not fully correct. Iranian Farmers had no AASI. It is actually the opposite. AASI has some very early Iranian Mesolithic dna which reached the region even before Neolithic times. And therefore the calculators often catch up this Iranian type dna in the Iranian Neolithic farmers as "AASI" if Iranian Mesolithic genomes are not used. Like the Hotu Cave sample. This is why AASI appears slightly shifted towards West Eurasians in comparison to pure Oceanian folks. Never the less AASI is predominantly Oceanian and East Asian related. CHG itself had already massive amount of ANE relaed ancestry. In fact what seperates CHG from Iran Neolithic is the different amounts of ANE.

[@serdar3578]

@@GreaterAfghanistanMovement He/She is correct. It is well known that Iranian Neolithic had a massive amount of ANE related dna. But more like 35% from my knowledge. What seperates Iranian Neolithic from the Anatolian Neolithic is that Iranian Neolithic has ANE admixture.

[@chezbh]

Can you make one about the Palestinians?

[@taisonzaya3653]

Assyria ♥️

[@Kain-h8e]

Many moden arameans claims that the moden assyrians are in fact arameans and that the ancient assyrians people are gone

[@janetmontgomery-r6j]

Really interesting and comprehensive. Thank you fascinating peoples. . Please though can I ask you to speak a bit slower. Thank you

[@afaria6173]

You should do a video on Portugal

[@ontstoppingsdienstors]

Doe alstublieft een video over Saudi Arabia ik ben nieuwsgierig naar, ik weet dat daar een hele grote mix is met Iraniërs en Turken maar toch wil ik het van jou weten

[@Aegon1stOfHisName]

I’m Indian from punjab and I suspect my early ancestors were from iraq due to indo-aryan migration from modern day Iran ( when iraq and Iran were one country) as my second name is Basra, also my mothers Jatt and father is khatri

[@kwolf2145]

The Aryan migration into India didn't come from Iran. There were 2 aryan tribe groups from the steppes that went southeast, 1 group went to Iran and the other to India. Iranian farmers came to India which was before the aryan migration who were pastoralists from the steppes.

[@ehabl8816]

I'm from Basra

[@xwing8029]

Nice. Can you do Lithuania?

[@z-by2vv]

It is true that we are a diverse people, but now we are the Arabs, thank God 🇮🇶😪

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

Speaking a language hardly qualifies now belonging to another ethnic group. Arabs are the most patrilineal father to child by ethnic membership ethnic group in the world. That's why they have tribes. Not dna is language but father to child inherited lineage of culture. Becoming now Arab pretty much goes about dismissing Arab paternalism

[@albintorso6107]

You aren't only gulf arabs are real arabs

[@Mustafa_Hamad]

​@@albintorso6107In fact, no, when you go to Iraq, you will see that the majority of Iraqis belong to ancient Arab tribes and their traditions are Arab, with the presence of minorities from previous civilizations such as the Assyrians, Chaldeans, Syriacs, Turkmen, and others, but the majority of the Iraqi people have Arab origins.

[@dudua3755]

Culturally sure, but we will always carry everyone that came before us, and we should recognise this.

[@dudua3755]

@@albintorso6107 Completely not true, there is barely even such a thing as real Arab.

[@ouioui7213]

Please do thai people DNA history

[@ROALD.]

More on the Assyrians please

[@auadisassyrian3721]

It's assyrian DNA

[@nziom]

no that's only a part of North Iraq

[@user-soon300]

No this so wrong .I'm from Southern Iraq and I'm assyring ​@@nziom

[@nziom]

@@user-soon300 pretty sure south Iraqi are marsh Arabs north part are Kurdish and Assyrian mix

[@user-soon300]

@@nziom haha it's so wrong because I'm living amongst them and the way they are think wearing clothes their appearance it's so different and don't forget Most of southern Iraq is white

[@nziom]

@@user-soon300 pretty sure it's most North Iraq not south

[@LetEmCoook]

do Syria next

[@jazairihilali6252]

Iran is much more diverse than Iraq (iran is number drivers country in middle East)

[@az6802]

Both Iraq and Iran are both very diverse, but it can be argued that Iran has more genetic groups as they have everything Iraq has except for maybe Chaldeans, although Chaldeans and Assyrians are quite similar.

[@hashimalsmael3396]

thats a false statement its not "much more diverse" both are diverse.

[@manh385]

I think Iraq is more diverse than Iran as Iraq is an ancient civilization & it acted as a cultural, Educational, Economical and Religious center from a very early age. Thus Iraq has more ancient people than Iran.

[@az6802]

@@manh385 It can be argued that Iran is more linguistically diverse amongst its native inhabitants. Could be the most linguistically diverse country in the middle east. In fact, less than 50% of Iranians speak Persian as a native tongue there are regions which speak the following languages as a native tongue: -Persian -Lurish -Arabic -Kurdish Sorani -Kurdish Kurmanci -Azeri Turkish -Turkomen Turkish -Baloch -Armenian -Syriac -Circassian -Georgian -Romani

[@user-eh4tb7qi4r]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mojtaba.p]

perfect🙏🎉🎉💖🇮🇷🌴

[@maprazam27]

😔🌼🌻🌹🌺❤Iraqi and irani girls

[@alibaloch5290]

That would make sense, Baloch and Kurds are related ethnic groups

[@EzKurdim1]

Balochs were originally from Middle East before they migrated to todays Baluchistan They were living near Kurds That’s why our languages are very similar ❤

[@artdemocrat]

when will you show about Armenian(me) and Georgian DNA History?

[@ilieblaga7711]

Arab irakis are arabs from thé Arabian Peninsula,Kurds are iranian people,so are yezidi.Turkmen are from Anatolia.The single remaining autochtonous group are thé Assyrians,but lots of Them have quit thé Country...Blacks are from Africa,gypsies from India..

[@z-by2vv]

What do you mean?

[@assia-tu7zo]

Iraq is in arabian panensula good try 😂 and modern assyrian are not the same with old assyrian they just armenian came as refugees to iraq and named their chritian church assyrian , and this from real books and sources the history is writing very well you can't manipulated it with just lies

[@roses.4684]

jealous Arab 😚 @@assia-tu7zo

[@Gutians]

We Kurds dont identify with Iranian, we are just Kurds dont be offensive

[@Gutians]

And turkmen are not from Anatolia 😂 they came from Central Asia

[@EM-tx3ly]

I wonder what was the ydna haplogroup of Natufians

[@GreaterAfghanistanMovement]

Mostly E1b1b

[@steveniesielowski]

Truth Lord bless

[@Anastasis-is-here]

The problem with arabazation is not the genes, it is the complete and utter collapse of the endogenous civilization, when you see Egyptians in particular speaking Arabic that's one of the saddest thing in the world. Those who once brought the light of civilization in the world, whether it was the Sumerians or the Ellins or Egyptians, Persians etc, now we all worship foreign false Gods and we do not really stand up to the grace of our ancestors.

[@extremistterrorist]

But we can change it now

[@Anastasis-is-here]

@@extremistterrorist yes

[@مخلد-ث5ض]

Go to a video about Egyptians and talk about this. This is a video about Iraqis

[@Anastasis-is-here]

@@مخلد-ث5ض Iraqis are not Arabs.

[@dudua3755]

Why exactly is that sad. You are speaking with so much ultra nationalist BS it astounds me. Who is stopping you from bringing "light and civilisation" again. These are all BS excuses. Explore your ancient heritage without sounding like a buffoon.

[@mohammadalhulli]

The music is from age of mythology video game

[@user-eh4tb7qi4r]

We Iraqis are not mixed to this degree, most of us are Arabs 🇮🇶

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

Keep pretending that your not related to Babylon and Nineveh.

[@Raakiszh]

@@noahtylerpritchett2682 Hear, hear! There is no inherent shame in Arab blood, language or culture - but that does not mean we should spit in the faces of our glorious ancestors! I personally have faith in the restoration of the great lands of Sumer and Akkad. The Hebrews, who used vast amounts of our mythology to shape their own ethnogenesis and belief system, wrote into history the evils of Babylon. We dishonor ourselves by playing into their narrative.

[@Raakiszh]

Not to disparage the Hebrews. On the contrary, I would spare any person of Semitic stock before any other, all other considerations accounted for.

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

@@Raakiszh that's also where I agree. Egyptians, Assyrians, Aramaeans, Canaanites, Amorites, Babylonians and others should be praised.

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

@@Raakiszh the Hebrews are Mesopotamians if we go by the Abraham genealogy strictly. With less mix with the Canaanites interpretation. Than Hebrews are just Mesopotamians.

[@I.I.I.A2]

Do the ancient Arabian hunter-gatherers belong to the Austroloids? I once heard that they belong to this race group.

[@user-yt3xd2jl6d]

It is Basal Eurasian, southern Arabian populations retaining large amounts of DNA.

[@keithfield1497]

“THEY” did not “Discover Agriculture. Golbekli Tepe already establishes the 12,000 year old timeline for an advanced race of beings that left seed depositories of advanced seed hybrids that took thousands of years to develop for each of the seed grains that mysteriously popped up and Hunter gatherers did this is false. The same Indo European Aryan Iranian Armenian with Blonde/ Reddish hair, Blue eyes and light skin Cro- Magnon that brought the advanced farming, animal domestication, tool making and the wheel with horse drawn chariots and became the Pharaohs, Cleopatra, Alexander the Great, Gingus Khan, Mohamed and the Brahmins of India and the nobility of the Aztecs, Incas and Mayan. All were Aryan Iranian Blonde/ Reddish hair, Blue eyed and light skinned

[@keithfield1497]

Iraqi, Iranian, Afghanis, Turkis and Indians are Caucasian or Cro- Magnon and are not Homo Erectus and did not come out of Africa. Noah was the first Caucasian and shows up in the foothills of Mt Arrata near Iran- Iraq- Armenia- Turkey where Golbekli Tepe was discovered and was build before the Great Flood 12,000 years ago

[@jamalwilliams3674]

Lol and West Africans beat you to it or were close and had began domesticating yams by 11000BC

[@jamalwilliams3674]

​@@keithfield1497Lol that biblical fairytale isn't real

[@Nilay8968]

Iranian or Aryan were not blind heired or blue eyed ., ancient describtions of Aryans or iranian describe them as dark haired (brown or black) and dark eyed (brown or sometimes green) with light skin but darker than that if modern day European. Similarly, recent genetic studies about the proto-Indo-Europeans (Yamnaya people from the Pontic steppe) showed that they match these describtions : The genetic basis of a number of physical features of the Yamnaya people were ascertained by the ancient DNA studies conducted by Haak et al. (2015), Wilde et al. (2014) and Mathieson et al. (2015): they were genetically tall (phenotypic height is determined by both genetics and environmental factors), overwhelmingly dark-eyed (brown), dark-haired and had a skin colour that was moderately light, though somewhat darker than that of the average modern European.

[@Nilay8968]

And Armenian and European are not Aryan only Indo iranian called themselves Aryan

[@alibaloch5290]

Please do Baloch DNA aswell, I’ll contribute my DNA results

[@s.keikhosro_5555]

Iraq is iranian arabised for example baghdad (CAPITAL OF IRAQ) is persian name and alanbar province is persian word it is warehouse of weapons on war with romance empire or dakare arabised of dastgerd ......... for more than 1000years persian empires like achamedian ashkanian an sassanid empire were there and made alot of cities and located there after Islam attack became arab spoken so iranian is mixed descent Persians settlers and arab but we must consider before purr arab from hegaz and persian ; there were akedian babolian .....

[@jazairihilali6252]

No Iranian in Iraq

[@I.I.I.A2]

The Iranians came to Iraq later, about 2600 years ago. Mesopotamia (Iraq) already existed. Rather, Iraq was later Iranianised.

[@s.keikhosro_5555]

@jazairihilali6252 1 there is full like 1: kurds very similar to persian in general and language. 2 after Islam attack more Tham one thousand were iranian persian empire like sasanid.... with arab attack 3 by know more than 60 % of iraghian names is persian like baghdad alanbar daskare .... l

[@alinajafi4644]

Bagh in ancient language means God Baghdad means God gave.

[@s.keikhosro_5555]

@alinajafi4644 yes in persian bagh means God

[@russian_blin4267]

You should do one for the Slavs.

[@JungleJargon]

Sumerians are the Assyrians with a ruling class of the descendants of Nimrod.

[@Dani2kGaming_GEIR]

as an Iranian ,Iraqi history is rich,but Iran's history is much richer and diverse

[@alwaysright3943]

It's not a competition lmao

[@Dani2kGaming_GEIR]

@@alwaysright3943 and who said that its competition?

[@deadbeat5165]

most people dont know anything about iran its not that rich

[@_robustus_]

@@deadbeat5165 Most people or most westerners?

[@deadbeat5165]

@@_robustus_ most ppl .. also iran has been ruled by turks for the past 1000 years ur history is really weak

[@jo100]

Just Curious, did Humanity Started in the Middle East?

[@mohammedkh4321]

Not humanity but civilization and agriculture started from here Mesopotamia (Iraq)

[@jo100]

@@mohammedkh4321 just curious, what Country did Humanity Started in?

[@mohammedkh4321]

@@jo100 In fact, there is no clear scientific answer, and I do not think it will be found in the future, but scientists often say that it was in Africa in Ethiopia specifically and the countries around it south of the Sahara

[@salawda6310]

Mandaean Babylonian 🔥

[@osok5492]

Mix of asiatic mongols, india and africa.

[@fallendevonish1869]

It's not the Iraqi genome as Iraqi's don't have there own genome it's the Iraqi chromosome.

[@lukaszgapinski6452]

Age of mythology theme ;))

[@hariunnithan9]

Hi….just curious…what did the Arabian hunter-gatherers hunt or gather?

[@nziom]

animals and gather herbes the desert was more fertile thousands of years ago

[@Dripxxl-i4k]

Make a video on saudi arabia dna.

[@davidmccarroll2280]

Arabized Assyrians and Lurs

[@Turkmeneli1]

Arabs were in iraq even before islam but alots of Iraqis mixed with other people Southern iraqis have Iranic dna cuz they mixed by Iranian shias Baghdad an North Western Iraq (Mosul anbar kirkul Tikrit etc.) have a high Turkish,Circasian Dna cuz they mixed With them also Ottomans (Turks) And Memluks (Circassians) Controled Baghdad and North Western Iraq for 600 years..

[@sebaschan-uwu]

Now I know just how much I don't know about Iraq and the rest of that region

[@hishamalaker491]

here is the thing (Arabian) is a genetic identity but not (Arab) all of the diverse and mixed populations of mesoptamia and the Levant for the most identify with the broader which is being a Arab. It is our culture, language and unifying identity even among the christians who were important componets of Pan-Arab nationalism in-fact they can be considered the founders of it. Also the Peninsuila it self was Arabized meaning that being a Arab has no genetic bases only a cultural, linguistic and geographical one. The thing that ties Arab countries is geography including North African countries and West Asian Arab countries they are only seperated by the suez canal also if you would bring up Somalia well dont they arent Arab and they themselfs know it, There is some linguistic and cultural influences because 99% of the population is Muslim but thats it.

[@EmpressKadesh]

I'm surprised there isn't some mention of India.

[@KarolOzga-ql9wb]

my Girlfriend is Iraqi from Karbala ♥🥹🇮🇶

[@IO-bz6oh]

I have 46% turkey Und causasus 41% iran Persien eastern irak and 12% levantine, 1% arabic…. Im Not iraki arab 😢

[@aliRazzaq8512]

مو شكلة حبيب/تي أهم شي أنت/ي عراقي/ة 😂😂