Races/Subraces that Have ALREADY Gone Extinct

Some races/subraces of men have already gone extinct in the distant and not-so distant past, including such groups as Caucasians in China and Central Asia, Australoids in Southeast Asia and many other groups around the world.
Let me know your thoughts on these lost races of Homo Sapiens, who, although no longer existing in their pure form, still have varying degrees of influence on the modern people groups that succeeded them. Thanks for watching!
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[@Bibo22]

I’ve heard stories from Hmong people (an Asian ethnic group, who’s ancestors are from China) has said there to be Asians with blond hair and blue eyes. So it’s very interesting to learn about something like this.

[@M-78-76]

@@gamertron0993 There are blond Hmong . In China, Southeast Asian and the USA with blond hair.

[@toyotatacoma1616]

TheWorldIsMines 100 Dude, there are modern blond Asians. It’s very much genetically possible.

[@gamertron0993]

@@M-78-76 Not natural blonde hair. Stop the damn lies

[@jcdenton1635]

@@gamertron0993 Yes, natural. Visit any Hmong village in Thailand, China, and Laos. It's not uncommon to come across a Hmong who has natural red, brown, or even blonde hair.

[@andromedamessier3176]

I only seen pictures of Hmong people with blond hair but not blue eyes though. It’s interesting because this is the evidence of genetic mutation. I mean humans have different figures that is distinct to some group because of mutation. Therefore, I wouldn’t be surprised if there are some mutation in Asian.

[@nathanbeard3561]

I think it would be interesting to discuss the extinct Native American/Amerindian cultures/ethnic groups. Ie Mississippians or Pueblos.

[@kevinvilla7136]

The extinct “pericúes”. They are a pretty interesting native american tribe.

[@ericfact6431]

Nathan Beard they aren't extinct. They are simply assimilated to white supremacy

[@CRAZY4BEINGCRAZY]

They are still very much existing still especially pueblo Indians or natives.

[@nathanbeard3561]

Sorry, but the Mesa Verde and Chaco Canyon populations died out in the late thirteenth century. www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/08/vanished-people-may-live-us-southwest

[@josephmccarthy6098]

It would be interesting to learn more about the poverty point people.

[@markusbroyles1884]

One day my dad was walking around in Europe and a man excitedly began speaking to him in an unknown language...another man translated saying that he was a dead ringer for a lost tribal group in his looks and was asking him where he was born and who he was etc. I thought the islanders were very beautiful in their look.

[@vishalramcharan587]

Well describe ur dad so we'd know what the ancient race looked like at least

[@Excremental_Discharge]

"One day, my dad was walking in Europe......." yeah, that's really fuckin specific. Total crock of shit

[@UnifiedCake]

As someone who has both Isleño and Pathan/Pashtun ancestry, I found this video to be very personally touching. I had no idea that the Guanche were considered to be extinct, especially as while growing up, my Abuela would tell me stories about these very people, and even claimed that our family had intermixed with them. To this day, we are still unsure where my Pashtun family originated from, but I had always believed the lost Scythian ethnic group to be the most plausible.

[@luffypirateking1068]

That’s a sick mixture you speak both languages ?

[@ahmedshaharyarejaz9886]

You have a very unique mixture certainly.

[@eatinsomtin9984]

dayum

[@eatinsomtin9984]

where do you get your pakhtun genetics from? Afghanistan, Iran or Pakistan?

[@fessali5726]

Where is your hometown/ nation? Can you explain what that mix is? I know Pashtun as we have so many in Pakistan. But what is the other mix isleno?

[@huevofrito2255]

I am from the Canary islands and I agree, the Spanish we used is much more similar to Cuban or Venezuelan Spanish than to that of the mainland. Great video btw!!!

[@juanma9511]

Well that explains a lot of disparities from americas spanish and mainland spanish.

[@seghhsa1638]

Why have the Spanish genocided the original Canarians?

[@ricopeacedarer]

The main original colonists for Spain where Canary Islanders. Cubans, Dominicans, Puerto Rican still use many words in their Dialect. I believe it was because they are able survive in alone and isolated colonies for a long period of time, there would be a lesser chance of rebellion. They probably wipe out the original Canaries because of the Moorish population. Racial payback for 782 years of Moorish dominance.

[@D_Marrenalv]

Eric Fernandez: According to the video, the aboriginal Canarians (the Guanches) were not "Moors"... they weren't even muslim or arabic-mixed. The aboriginal Canarians, the Guanches, were likely closely related to the aboriginal *pre-arabicized* North Africans, hence, related to the aboriginal North African berbers. Also, the Spanish didn't "wipe out" the original Guanches; they intermixed with them to create the modern Canarians. I don't believe the "Moors" or muslim arabs ever intermixed with the aboriginal Guanches, but the post-Reconquest Spaniards apparently did (according to this video) during the Spanish colonization of the Canaries.

[@jessebosch6732]

I went there last summer. The canary islands are amazing!

[@celtofcanaanesurix2245]

I find the Scythians and Tocharians particularly interesting

[@davidrosner6267]

What happened to the Scythians?

[@NikolaCebic]

David Rosner The Scythians mainly got absorbed by other tribes, I think

[@bulletbill1104]

Celt of Canaan Esurix yeah. White people in China bro

[@kirapbaby1166]

@@davidrosner6267 they were much like what we picture of the mongals- nomadic riders of horses. They loved horses, so much so that they would travel following the horses. There is no current surviving record of a written language, however dervitives can be found among middle eastern languages. Some claim the to have seen scythians as far north as ireland/Scotland and as far south as indo/China. Supposedly the Pictish people actually speak a modern derivative of what people believe the language of Scythia to sound like. They were not known as sea people (think more like the Dothraki from GOT.), therefore there's reasons to believe they wouldnt have crossed any sea to a different continent.

[@BasitKhanSafi]

Are Tocharians related to ancient Afghan city of Tokhar ?

[@spiceynanasim9256]

I really wish DNA tests and Photography was invented since the dawn of time. Love learning about this stuff.

[@-xnnybimb-9398]

@@idiosyncraticname exactly lmao

[@Kimmaline]

Yeah, but then Conservatives would have less to scream about as being "unnatural."

[@siyacer]

​@@Kimmalinerent free

[@meinkek7896]

And you'll see that the whole world will be white

[@kartertaylor6080]

Ong some many lost people and cultures

[@user-pd9ju5dk5s]

I didn’t know we had so many internet/wiki-educated scholars in the comment section lmao

[@emblemofflathpfate9912]

Ikr

[@fredrika27]

Don't flatter yourself! Some of us actually have our masters degree and PhD!

[@Faketaxie]

KZbin certified

[@kristyann9912]

That is how everyone gets any info on the past. Books or web sites. No one source is really better than another since none of us can really say if this is true or not.

[@thyrien1088]

I didn’t know you tubers who tries informing you about race and history are educated scholars lol

[@samperez6306]

My family has passed down the story of our Canarian roots for generations. This made me very proud to be Isleño but, as you can see in this video, I quickly learned that my relation to the natives is likely very small due to their extinction. I also learned that much of our culture in the Canaries actually comes from Andalucía such as the infamous accent. Nevertheless, I’m proud to see some undeniably Canarian quirks in my culture such as the continuation of our whistling language Silbo. You can hear many Cuban grandmas to this day call for their children with a unique whistle that varies per household. My mother’s whistle brings me great comfort and I can see why Canarians have kept this tradition for so long.

[@kilojuliet6889]

I think the Scythians/Sarmatins deserve their own video.

[@Nymphxoxo]

*sips*

[@hebercloward1695]

Especially concerning their tattoos. One of the oldest tattoos known to exist is on a female Scythian mummy.

[@romanstaniszewski1030]

R1a1 SLAVIC PEOPLE ARE OLDEST PEOPLE IN EUROPE !

[@romanstaniszewski1030]

@The Truth about Africa hurts I'M USING CAPS BECAUSE I'M YELLING AT YOU NOW ! AS THE BLOODY EXCLAMATION MARKS INDICATE !!!!!!!

[@TactlessGuy]

@The Truth about Africa hurts "the oldest are the lower letters of the alphabet. " I've seen smarter scientific analysis from a 5th grader. I bet you also believe that the world is flat.

[@JotaGC]

Oh man, I would have never thought you would talk about my home archipelago, the Canaries! Such a pleasure to be mentioned. Just a side note, the original Canarians are not called "Guanches", those are just the aborigines from the island of Tenerife. Each group of people from each island had its own name, but if you want to refer to all of them you just call them "ancient Canarians" or "aborigin Canarians".

[@mickvonbornemann3824]

Well apparently the original Canary Islanders the Castilians found there were descended from some Berber related group that rebelled against Rome & were dumped there with livestock (mainly goats) as punishment. I forget where I read that though

[@berberizm]

@JotaGC That is not your home archipelago, that land belongs to the Berbers, you’re a spanish descended r@pe baby with jewish and middle eastern dna.

[@jcmyrick7581]

I am 100% Austronesian and I did not even know about the australoid race went extinct! You learn something everyday

[@hewhoyeet4953]

Where are you from?

[@jcmyrick7581]

@@hewhoyeet4953 Philippines

[@hewhoyeet4953]

@@jcmyrick7581 cool

[@GaryHField]

Australoid race isn't extinct. Negritos and Papuans are Australoid people.

[@Middy_Clips]

but im aboriginal and Melanesian

[@athenassigil5820]

I love all the tribes of humanity, we're an amazing and diverse species. Great video, Masaman, you rock!

[@hexwolfi]

Scientifically speaking, we're actually one of the least diverse species in existence in terms of genetic variation.

[@athenassigil5820]

@@hexwolfi Ahh, you're so learned......

[@hexwolfi]

@@athenassigil5820 I suppose that did sound a bit pretentious. My bad.

[@athenassigil5820]

@@hexwolfi Don't apologize for having an opinion, plus you're right......Cheers, mate.....

[@bethbartlett5692]

Yes we are and the Human Vessel is temporary - We are Soul Energy - and Energy is Eternal. 🎆❤🎆 🍀

[@9thGenerationCajun]

A friend is Hmong from Laos, He was telling me about old stories that Hmong people had blonde hair and blue eyes at one time. Glad to see so many others interested in this topic

[@yumiryin8197]

Hmong is genetically related to ancient northern eurasian,also hun, mansi,ket etc

[@dearcoolz]

@@yumiryin8197 their language says otherwise

[@Fischyk_]

​@@dearcoolz Ethnic groups often consist of multiple ancestor populations, and that the current language doesn't always consist of all ancestor's languages.

[@bakegoods9251]

I seen a few Hmongs with blonde hair but not with blue eyes

[@MissGenie0607]

The show hello counselor showed Koreans that were born blonde with blue eyes. They talked about being ostracized by their society and how they were bullied as children. So I can see why this genetic mutation didn’t really get passed down.

[@fontcaicoya5686]

Thank you for putting some context on my history and ethnicity - I am Cuban-Puerto Rican, and most of my family has strong afro-indigenous features. I would love to find out more about the Guanches and Taino peoples, as well as the effects that Western African slavery had on the Caribbean.

[@Dan-dl7tz]

Just google it, truth is at your fingertips. Truth is not on the surface, it must be dug up.

[@riggs20]

I find thid so interesting, but I also found myself falling behind. Maybe one day you could do a dumbed-downed version for those of us just starting to learn about this stuff. 😊

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

how about the jomon. they are basically subsumed into the dominant yamato culture of japanese. the ainu will soon meet that fate too

[@anniebranwen4148]

Agreed

[@user-zo8hs4yh2h]

Fact, my family were originally from Iran but they migrated East to China and we've assimilated through generations till the point we're nearly pure Chinese now. I suspect the same with the Huns who made it into Europe.

[@couchgrouches7667]

@@anniebranwen4148 Jomon were actually a founding ethnic group of modern Ethnic Japanese people. They intermixed with migrating Yayoi farmers from Mainland Asia

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

@Ian Miles who? the jomon? or the yamato? lol westerner conspiracy fantasies...

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

@Ian Miles the jomon are distant relatives of austronesian. thats why nihongo has the alphasyllabary characteristic

[@calzabbath]

This channel is one of the very few really informed and well documented of all YT. I've been studying the Indo-European expansion and languages for about 20 years and each and every statement given by this guy oozes knowledge, facts and thorough analysis. Very well done.

[@LordVladimort]

It's interesting how certain regions changed culturally but remained relatively stable genetically. In the Western Balkans for example, the Y-DNA haplogroup I reaches it's maximum, with other peaks being in the north of Europe. That area is a passage, conquered by countless people, yet they only started speaking a different language and survived.

[@gosugosu1280]

Those aren't "Chinese Caucasians", but simply Indo-Europeans (which are the modern Europeans of today) who had lived there (and built pyramids that are covered up by the Chinese government) thousands of years ago.

[@Americanbadashh]

The Chinese fully admit the pyramids exist. They just don't allow westerns to excavate the site out of fear they might steal the artifacts and given the west's past. That's not something anyone can really say wouldn't happen.

[@papagiorgio23]

@@Americanbadashh Absolutely right, especially Brit, German and French archeologists stole lots of ancient artifacts from Middle East(Egypt, Turkey, Iraq, Syria)

[@gunnar1846]

I think that a video about the Arawak would be interesting. They were the first Native Americans Columbus met in the Americas. They were taken advantage of and genocided in the following years. To the best of my knowledge, the last Arawak died in the late 20th century.

[@ocip1976]

Mr Science columbus settled in Española a diversed island no related with Arawak

[@Sporkonafork1]

@@louisxvii2137 You're a piece of shit subhuman

[@joselugo4536]

@@louisxvii2137 Gulf of Paria, 1498, Columbus planted the Spanish flag. Arawaks were the most numerous people in the Caribbean/Bahamas region due to their sophisticated agriculture, of terraforming fertile land on bare laterite soils, something never discovered by other tropical peoples around the world. According to Chaunu, there were millions of Arawaks at the time of the arrival of the Europeans, just sustained on manioc-sweet potatoes crops.🏝

[@davidschultz1562]

I read an article in the BBC that estimated that there are still 4,000 individuals of MOSTLY Arawak/Taino descent in the mountains of eastern cuba. also the modern populations of Puerto Rico and the Domincan Republic have significant admixture from the original Arawak inhabitants. so i think's it's not entirely accurate to say that they're extinct.

[@AeneasReborn]

Weren’t they cannibals? Columbus landed and had peace until a fight broke out that we don’t know who started and then due to the technological superiority of the Europeans, they lost their land and lives.

[@tajneeley]

As a mixed black and white person when I visited Indonesia I came in contact with Papua people and they are very similar to Africans and mixed African racial groups , so much so on a phenotypical level some Papua people mistook me as being Papua a lot .

[@epg96]

Oh cool Papuans are nice and goodhearted people in Indonesia

[@naturecure9900]

@@fredericleroux8493 I would disagree with the term convergent evolution as the definition tokens to two separate races evolving similar traits. The are all homosapiens in this case so the term doesn't correlate in this case, although i do get your point.

[@TonyMishima92]

@@fredericleroux8493 Or maybe it's largely just them maintaining their physical features from when they first left Africa because they never settled in cold climates.

[@epg96]

@Cvltro sorry exaggeration but Papua is one of the most popular tourism place in Indonesia after Bali

[@tajneeley]

Frederic Leroux I’d disagree they are obviously part African and a lot of them know it.

[@realreptillianjesus]

Funny how this is reccomended to me now given the current situation.

[@kee7374]

What's this even supposed to mean. If it's what I'm assuming, guys like you make me absolutely sick

[@yungscantless628]

What happened?

[@Sheerspeechcraft]

That doesn't make any sense. elaborate?

[@ashleighcalloway886]

@Wicked Jester what the fuck

[@SeeMeGamin]

@@kee7374 I don't think he meant it in a fucked or funny up way. It's just a coincidence as to how the video was recommended to him during this time throughout the world.

[@ryanm8572]

They also say Neanderthals are extinct and they aren't.

[@colonelsmith7829]

So much to list. The Medians, Guanches, Phrygians, Götürks, Babylonians, Sabaeans, Khazars, Urutans, Hittites, Himyarites, Axumites, Scythians, Parthians. All these groups from Africa, Middle East, Asia Minor, Central Asia simply died out. Yet, they established some of the most advanced civilizations known to man.

[@piratepenguin5821]

Don't forget the Carthaginians, and Romano Britons

[@colonelsmith7829]

@@piratepenguin5821 Yes. I just gave some examples of ancient groups that went extinct over time. Carthagians once romed North Africa. The Britons are the original inhabitants of the British Isles. Lmao, it's so funny when English nationalists brag about their greatness. When they're descended from the germanic invaders called the Anglo-Saxons.

[@_robustus_]

Colonel Smith Also the Isles weren’t empty when the celts got there. There were pre- indoeuropeans living there. They built stonehenge.

[@colonelsmith7829]

@@_robustus_ I know that. I'm aware that there was also a native Celtic population before the Britons. It just makes me laugh when I hear about the whole British empire embracement. Being proud of the past, while thinking highly of yourself. Forgetting that you're identity was shaped from Germanic people that crossed the English Channel.

[@cantankerouspatriarch4981]

@@maxirede7790, there are many different studies that show different results, so do not pretend that what you say based on old and often subpar (by today's standards) research is currently considered established fact. Dr. Martin Richards from the University of Huddersfield showed in October 2013 that 40% of Ashkenazi maternal DNA descended from 4 genetically Eastern European women who converted. Alternatively, Dr. Eran Elhaik from John's Hopkins University, on the other hand, concluded in December 2012, "Our findings support the Khazarian hypothesis and portray the European Jewish genome as a mosaic of Near Eastern-Caucasus, European, and Semetic ancestries." www.nature.com/articles/ncomms3543 academic.oup.com/gbe/article/5/1/61/728117

[@bitchniggah4371]

Could you perhaps make a video on mythical races, and their plausibility and or root origin?

[@ayingchanda]

Some are propaganda made by early civilization to claim sovereignty over land, culture or whatever

[@snowfrosty1]

Zachary Bryan A few for sure, other mythical and/or contemporary fictionalized ‘races’ though definitely had/have at least some basis in observable, objective reality. Like Dwarves and Ogres, for example, might perhaps have been partially inspired by accounts from commoners who made contact with remnants of Neanderthals or primitive European human hunter-gatherers hidden deep in the European wilderness and treacherous mountains.

[@kurekiller6070]

Islam teaches us quite a few races where if they were alive today; they would be classed as something straight out of a fantasy novel! The main race where these people called the Ad, they were literally giants who towered over mountains! It is said the children could uproot trees with their bear hands! They were very logical and intellectual people. The scariest part about them is their sheer strength. It is mentioned in some very early scriptures that when they fought a nation, they would kill them to the last man. So it’s possible that they exterminated nations which we have no clue about as well.

[@DarkPsy]

@@kurekiller6070 Islam is a communist ideology, they say that there is only one race, the islamic race.

[@ardaricus1566]

@@DarkPsy Lol, yet Hitler liked islam more... Christianity is way more communist, atleast judging from the new testament, something every modern christian who can't defend himself asks you to do... Btw Islam is full of elitism, nothing leftist at all.

[@mikedertouzos908]

This video is GREAT. I even went back to watch the origional. It's no wonder why people wanted a fallow-up. Your historical facts are on point and you did it all in such a way where you won't get that "racial backlash," that trolls and trouble makers are so quick to attack. Keep up the good work. Ps. - I clicked "like," joined your channel and clicked the bell icon :) Good job again on ALL of this my friend! Keep up the good work. - Mike

[@alblgz]

Ehm? Drawing a border between Caucasians and Mongoloids along with Russian borders has little to do with reality. Huge parts of Siberia are inhabited by Mongoloid native peoples like Yakuts etc.

[@mweskamppp]

There were changes in populations. For example there was a north eurasian population that contributed by a few percent to all modern Europeans and by about 30% to the amerindians that settle in amerika for about 15000 years now. Then asiatic groups went north and pushed them away or assimilated them. Maybe they just followed Bison and mammuth herds and disappeared with them. Not clear story there.

[@mohicantheluststar2550]

@Griffith Taka fk off bich ! You think eskimos are imposters too? They were thousands of years before russians! Taken over later in 16 to 18 century!

[@mohicantheluststar2550]

@@josephbaillache686 they were there thousands of years before russians took over siberia with their natives! Do you know what Baikal(longest and cleanest lake) means? It means "Nature" in mongolian! Even some of the tirbes were native siberians under Mongol empire!

[@mohicantheluststar2550]

@@josephbaillache686 oh i got it wrong lol! I thought u was saying russians were there before mongoloid tribes!

[@mr.zamilan987]

@xorazm shah hha they are not speaks turk they language similar to turkic but they also uses 40% mongolian word in their language and 30 or 40 % turkic and russian words

[@carlvonherrlichingen-carto6985]

I stumbled upon your channel accidentally today & I´m very happy about that! I´m - in my offline life - a human geneticist myself - and I assume you are one too - so I don´t have much to learn. Nevertheless I enjoy your talent, your instructive maps, graphics & nice fotos as well as your dedication to inform everybody vividly about our long human journey on planet earth! - You deserve every follower and I am happy to be one too now!

[@WorldWide2017]

The Purepechas of Mexico. At the time of the Spanish conquest, the Purepecha empire (also called the Tarascam empire) rivaled the Aztecs. It'd be super cool if you did a video on them Masaman. There's still some schools in Michoacan (the Mexican state the Purepechas are from) that are bilingual in Purepecha and Spanish.

[@actualfactual8737]

Whoa, this is crazy bro. I know purepecha, and know english spanish and a little french too....crazy world. Im also very antisemitic because i know to much history. Smh...ah well..see ya..

[@eliseomartinez7911]

Actual Factual lol the Jews killed Christ we must get revenge!!!!!!

[@TitanLRV]

​@actualfactual8737 Bro is really out here flexing about being antisemitic 💀

[@user-mf5vk9pu2j]

​@@TitanLRV109 countries can't be wrong

[@Nehauon]

@@TitanLRVI’m not, but I understand why he might be… given what has happened in that area

[@markrowland1366]

I am ten generations decended from a woman who lived on an island between the Australian mainland and the island state of Tasmania. Theirs was a very primitive culture so significant stories were maintained. She told of a time they walked to the mainland, the state of Victoria.

[@geoffreystuttle8080]

Thank heaven for all of these young ladies who enthusiastically preserve their cultures' traditional dress, dance and language. It shows that there are distinctly beautiful people everywhere.

[@iranianliberal4679]

Iranians still living in Western China Pamir and Tajik People

[@ufukerdogan88]

Fake news

[@user-ce2wz2ki6z]

momotv23232323 language doesn’t make blood, neither modern nationality , do you know that nationalities are 19th century invented, you’re proud jokes (nationalities)

[@omgalad1789]

I am belgian and, on another video, i have seen an iranian with the same skin and same blue-green eye than I.

[@mendax7125]

momotv23232323 Don’t be so ignorant. Tajiks are NOT more turkic by blood in any way. If so, only 7-10%. Even Turkish have more Turkic blood than Tajiks. Tajiks who have turkic blood is mostly mixed with Uzbeks/Kyrgyz.

[@liete-sl2wg]

@@mendax7125 bruh who are you to tell someone that this isn't their race ? Smh I swear to God you're the type of people that are like no your not Filipino your a Pacific Islander .

[@iraqimapper8625]

Let see The Sumerians, Babylonians, Hitties, Lydians, Elamites, Scaythians, Medians, Phoenicians and Kissites are extinct groups of Middle East and Central Asia Edit: please ignore all the nonsense under this comment

[@gabinator3343]

I wouldn't say the Babylonians went extinct though, it would be more like them assimilating into other ethnic groups around Mesopotamia. But then again this can be said for many ethnic groups that have become "extinct"

[@Alex-qd5hy]

Scythians are still alive. The Ossetians and the Jasz people

[@ikariim]

I think that a lot of those didn't go extinct ,just started speaking Arabic and Turkish, like how Palestinians are descended for the philistines and Levantines from the Phoenicians, I think modern Iraqis are probably descended from Sumerians Babylonians and Kassites, and Khuzestani Arabs from the Elamites, and Turks (maybe to a lesser extent) from the Lydians and Hittites.

[@topg2820]

Sumerians, Babylonians, Kassites formed into the Semites of Middle East, Hittites and Lydians into Turkish Turks, Armenians and Greeks, Elamites into some Iranians, Dravidians and Brahui, Medes into Iranians, Scythians into Jats of Pakistan and India, Magyars

[@danieltsiprun8080]

Are the canaanites still alive?

[@Benaddicted11trkfbal]

scythians always interested me. Great craftsmen, amazon warriors who cut theirs breasts and couldn't have a baby until they killed they killed a man in battle. Elongated skulls, great gold work, tattoos, horse burials etc. Yet no writing. Very strange. There is more to learn about theses people, I know that at the height of the polish lithuanian common wealth there was an Idea that the nobility were descended from the sarmatians of scythia. It was called sarmatism. Would make since as the winged hussars were all nobility and were extremely good horsemen. Some also tell tales of the knights of the round table being sarmatians.

[@Benaddicted11trkfbal]

@Jasta 2 I do as well. I’m slavic but the closest ancestral population I’m related to are Scythians followed by Sarmatians, followerd by Kievan Rus, then early Slavs. They assimilated into slav overtime

[@giselleyfish3612]

Wow I can’t believe I found this video! This is fascinating! To answer your question i would always like to learn more about Asia (I lived all over Asia for ten years, as Far East as China and as far west as India, south in Indonesia... ) I can’t wait to check out more vids like this! Thank you!!!

[@victorherrerawitzel4446]

Thank you really much @masaman! I would never expected to see a picture of my village of San Sebastián de La Gomera (min 7:08). It´s an honor to me that you are sharing kwnoledge about my island an its heritage. It´s also noteworthy to say that due to the isolation, la Gomera has retained more native blood than any other island of the archipielago ,)

[@Masaman]

Awesome haha! I specifically looked for pictures of people from La Gomera but couldn't find any.

[@datmexboi2121]

@@Masaman Can you do a video on surviving Latin American native tribes that would be cool. And maybe something looking at how many Latin Americans consider themselves "white".

[@victorherrerawitzel4446]

@@MasamanI found it really easy right now! I would recommend you to translate the search word to find them easier ;)

[@Clam176]

Are you able to speak El Silbo? It's a really interesting language

[@victorherrerawitzel4446]

@@Clam176 it's a shame but no, I didn't learn it while in school, but I'm sure I'll do it in the future it's quite easy. But it helps if you come from the mountains and not from the capital with 8000 people cause the silbo system was used by goat herders

[@anong1470]

It is so cute how people from different subgroups around the world enthusiastically comment under your videos to share information and request being covered. Keep up the great videos, I live for this stuff.

[@jacobgavrilov5989]

I'm technically part of an endangered sub-race, I'm mountain jewish and because of mass migration we are mostly mixing into other jewish groups or other races. Our language is mostly gone because of the soviet age, my grandparents generation was the last to be truly fluent in judeo-farsi, but let me tell you something extinction isn't as sad as you think. Maybe one day people will look back and say how sad it is that our language and culture are almost gone but, living in the current age its not that sad. I don't wake and think wow my ethnic group is going extinct because nobody wants to keep with our culture. Its more of me just living my life and enjoying every single day as who I am. Sorry for the rant. Its an interesting video though.

[@jacobgavrilov5989]

Terry Summers I live in New York City. Sorry I didn’t see your comment.

[@jacobgavrilov5989]

Rigellion354 a mountain jew is a Jewish person native to the country Azerbaijan. We’ve been living there for hundreds of years and have developed our own culture and language. Azerbaijan used to be apart of the Soviet Union, during that time we lost a lot of our native tongue, we used to speak Judeo-tat but now mostly speak Russian. I’m the 90s a couple of psychopaths started killing the Armenians and Jewish in the region. We all left and moved to either Israel, Russia or America. I live in the United States, many of us either have married into other Jewish communities or non Jewish Americans.

[@jacobgavrilov5989]

Rigellion354 according to my family we are mainly descendants of Iranian Jews. According to texts I’ve read Mountain Jewish are a mix of khazars, converts, and Iranian Jews. Our language is a mix of Farsi and Hebrew.

[@jacobgavrilov5989]

Rigellion354 agreed, I do like that Hebrew is making a come back. I think the orthodox community will be able to preserve Yiddish lol

[@misseli1]

I've always known I was mixed race , but recently I was surprised to find out that my family has a little bit of Taino ancestry

[@babyqeels]

Me too! My grandma is from Puerto Rico

[@adrianvelez4147]

Welcome to the club 🇵🇷🇨🇺

[@dosser2958]

Everyone is mixed even black people in Africa cos of Arabs and Europeans.

[@haltdieklappe7972]

I’m also mix race. 25% English, 37% scottish, 16% german, 8% Sierra Leonean and 12% nigerian I think

[@JesusCaminoGarcia]

Can you make a video about the demographic consequences of both world wars

[@MUFFINHEAD1985]

Oy vey! That would be antisemitic.

[@DarkPsy]

Demographic conequence? Easy! The last line of defense aka National Socialists lost. Now Europe is getting flooded with Africans and Arabs. And they lie about the numbers, there are much more foreigners here in Germany than they admit.

[@charlescole1766]

Fuck Stalin

[@roundduck7005]

Oh vey look at all of these racists quick call the ADL

[@krazytroutcatcher]

Kommissar Knusprig I’ve been looking for evidence of what your forefathers did for some years now. I’m still looking....

[@Lukrecia_Macskassy]

The Caucasian mummies found in China belonged to a tribe who migrated back and forth between the Carpathian Basin, Magna Hungaria and the Tarim Basin.

[@leoscarpoli1nonly]

And apparently wore out their welcome

[@ottereformicus782]

According to Robert Sepehr They were actually the first Dynasty of China

[@haroldgodwinson7241]

Or they migrated to Europe? Because they look like Europeans

[@BetyarPali]

The Caucasian mummy was likely that of a Scythian.

[@mweskamppp]

They carried cheese with them that was quite exact 4000 years old. The cloth and other crafted things as well as the dna of all except few women is identical with middle european people of that time. I bet they were still half nomadic pastorials with seasonal farming since they had grains with them. quite the similar lifestyle of the yamnaia culture from the pontic steppe that brought carts, horses, bronze and their pastorial lifestyle to europe about 5000 years ago. In europe they mixed with the mix of early huntergatherer and early anatolian farmers who started to move into europe 9000 years ago. None of all those groups is existing today, all europeans have a different mix of those groups in their dna.

[@righteoustruth8679]

This documentary is great information! I like that the narrator never mentioned Middle East! This guy knows his geography! Congrats well done on this documentary & thanks for sharing!

[@ShaunyKnuckles]

Man, what did you study in university? I'd like to possibly do the same thing.

[@brighttz]

I would also like to know

[@stevinicolaou6388]

anthropology

[@mikev8577]

Probably anthropology

[@JaredUA]

Hello from Eastern Europe, Masaman! Thanks for one more amazing video! Scythians and Tocharians more detailed would be great!

[@skullsouljah2836]

I'm like 5-10% Aleutian and my great grandpa is lile 50-70% Aleutian. There are only 6000 left, which is sad.

[@BOPBOPBOPBOPBOPBOPOB]

Just keep making babies then

[@skullsouljah2836]

@@BOPBOPBOPBOPBOPBOPOB yeah but they're all gonna be like 1% so they wouldn't count as part of the tribe. Also it's 15,000 not 6000.

[@haruzanfuucha]

Do a video about the Sea Peoples.

[@TheHunterOfYharnam]

they were greeks

[@DOCTAxSWAG]

@@TheHunterOfYharnam Phonecians specifically (supposedly)

[@TheHunterOfYharnam]

@@DOCTAxSWAG no the sea peoples weren't phonecians if there were phonecians amongst them they were few the sea peoples were the denyen (greek danaoi) peleshet (greek pelasgoi and others

[@maneatingcheeze]

@@TheHunterOfYharnam The Sea Peoples did not exist, or at least not to the extent that historians first thought. And there is no way they were an ethnic group, just simple coastal raiders at a time when looting the collapsing Empires of the day was the norm. They were most likely former merchants that lost everything but their boats in the bronze age collapse. If the only way to live is to loot, and you have a boat, might as well mix them for added success!

[@user-ce2wz2ki6z]

maneatingcheeze what happened, don’t you trust your pharaoh, he said they were the mightiest power the world had seen till then , a sea of people coming from across the sea , invading the greatest country in the world at that time en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Peoples#/media/File%3ASeevölker.jpg of course your pharaoh wasn’t that tall , i hope you understand that , just like he lied about beating them , it fake

[@callaanderegg8268]

I would love to know more about the people of the Canary Islands.

[@gerardsotxoa]

Try wikipedia in Spanish. By the way, castilians described 2 kinds of people in Canary Islands. The Guanches and canaries. Guanches were bigger than spainards and commonly red haired and sometimes blue eyed. Canaries were a bit smaller than spainards always black haired and brown eyed. Skin similar to some spainards or many north africans.

[@jamesweller1965]

Masaman! Another FANTASTIC video! You are amazing!

[@anatorres3172]

I enjoy your videos. As a “Puerto Rican” for two many generations to count I took issue with the fact that my ancestors were wiped out because of the colonial conquest of Spain. The Spanish killed off the men baptized the woman into catholicity so as marry the endogenous woman. I have red hair pure green eyes and white European skin. One out of a giant family of typical Puerto Rican people who never left the island until the 1940’s. No intermarriage occurs until my generation in the seventies. I felt like sharing my bit of history. Keep up the great job.

[@nikopineapple]

You, sir, are a goldmine and savior for those who are fascinated with genetics and ethnic groups! Please keep it up! Looking forward to more of your videos! 🤩

[@marybff1999]

as incredibly interesting this is, its important to note that there is no genetic distinction between races that are recognized in biology. no race has a specific genotype that another does not have. obviously though origins and cultures are often distinct to certain groups and races source: my biology degree

[@lizsmith1716]

Ava thank you! I think sometimes people really get caught up in appearance and don’t realize that we are all soooo genetically similar. Most of these concepts have been used to justify war and slavery and it’s really gross.

[@itsyobbysurah]

So how do the companies such as ancestry or 23 and me, judge an ethnicity based off of spit??

[@marybff1999]

@@itsyobbysurah Those companies do their work by DNA testing people of certain areas and then compare yours to theirs. It is done entirely off of living people and guesswork, albeit fairly accurate. If you are curious, I suggest you look more into it, because it is a fact that races are not biologically distinguishable.

[@KarlSnarks]

How does assigning races actually work in biology? does one group of a species need to have a genotype that is exclusively present in their population, in comparison to other groups? Also, what makes up different ethnicities if not the prevalence of certain genotypes?

[@KarlSnarks]

@Oftin Wong I'm not implying "races" are different species, just that there must be some genetic variety between different ethnic groups because otherwise the average Korean would look similar to the average Ethiopian.

[@Evilgood1]

Hey Mason, I know they aren’t a racial group, but I’d love a video on the Kakure Kirishitan from Japan. I’ve heard that only two members still live.

[@milosanelic6785]

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[@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014]

Evilgood1 when i type Kakure Kirishitan i see only Catholic Japanese

[@Evilgood1]

Saguntum-Iberian-Greek Konstantinopoli yes, kinda. “Kakure” means “hidden.” They got cut off from the Church and even their own communities, thus developing their own unique practices. They’re a fascinating group

[@antoniusrusticus383]

@@Evilgood1 I saw two videos on these communities, on KZbin. Can't remember the source.

[@karl-oppa5261]

watch japanology plus: hidden christians i watched that documentary here on youtube but sadly it was taken down idk why

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Enjoy your pronunciation of words from such a wide range of linguistic groups. Keep up the good work. Subbed.

[@sabersroommate8293]

My blood is so mixed. I have modern relatives around the world.

[@maldito_sudaka]

oh my god this video is just delightful. There are so many obscure peoples of the past that you have no idea where they came from and where they went to, or if they just vanished altogether. Thank you for this!

[@leia3559]

Why is everyone in the comment section talking like they’re a pretentious history teacher? They all probably have the same nasal voice too.

[@Squared_Table]

They are all fucktards that think they are professionals after reading the first article on Wikipedia

[@anzhelamagdalene6472]

@@Squared_Table LOL yes

[@towardsheaven4196]

And what if they were actually historians, archeologists or very well educated people?

[@leia3559]

Endless Knowledge I don’t think they’d be commenting on a KZbin vid then, mate lmao

[@towardsheaven4196]

@@leia3559 Why not exactly?Because they're the busiest people in history or because they're aliens? It's normal that in a history video there's gonna be a lot of debating and controversy...and you'd expect people who watch history videos to have at least a basic knowledge and understanding of HISTORY! 😒

[@Reziac]

Very interesting. Africa has had a number of groups that went extinct too; would be a good topic.

[@kingnick74]

That probably take a very long time

[@esterherschkovich6499]

Really interesting.I do so enjoy learning about other people's in this world.Thank you.

[@kingmally3602]

Stella David other ppl lool they where white ppl u look white to me

[@compatriot852]

I think you should look more into the Baltic people before unification, Samogaitans, Skalvians, etc. How did they differed culturally, ethnically, and religiously? It would also be interesting to see more of the history about how they unified or were exterminated, such as the Prussians. There isn't much info on these peoples as they didn't write literature or are often generalized as "Lithuanian" or "Latvian"

[@gahamhumphrey4812]

You should do a video on the Volga Germans

[@morbidsearch]

He did a video on Eastern Germans, unless you were asking for something more in depth

[@sumax-nz1je]

@@morbidsearch shut up

[@morbidsearch]

@@sumax-nz1je You're assertive. I like that

[@mihanich]

@@morbidsearch don't you know the difference between eastern Germans and Volga Germans? Seriously?

[@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014]

Shut up both of you meddling kids LOL

[@sandramcbee9924]

Basically how my African ancestor bred with a Neanderthal, became a Viking and eventually a white girl in Nashville

[@freedomdude5420]

Sandra McBee 😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣😂

[@ValentineMJ]

Wish we knew more about the East Germanic tribes, like the Goths.

[@kishansingh-nr6xk]

Wonderful knowledge of ancient races. Please show a video of South Asia

[@lostluggage99]

Can you make a video about the Mongols?

[@gaurimhaske1899]

He already has one on central asia check that one out!😊

[@lostluggage99]

I think the Mongols deserve their own video though. I'd relly like him to go into more detail on all the different Mongolic peoples. And then there's the prolificacy of Genghis Khan which is interesting.

[@gaurimhaske1899]

@@lostluggage99 agreed👏

[@Fat_Vegan]

Лост Луггагэ yea I agree. This whole Caucasian and “Asian” thing is BS. Asia is a Greek word. “Asians” aren’t Asian they’re mongoloid.

[@rayvit8155]

Morden mongols aren't the same like any time in history, mixed genetic features around since their nomadic life style. Mongols could have central east, sino-tibet, and even nordic genes. Siberian are thought to be one common ancestor of north east asian, mongols are one of the groups, another mixed with central asian became uighurs.

[@Patrick-oc1vq]

I'm a Kazakh/Kyrgyz descent, so I'm also partially a Scythian descent. 23andme DNA results of modern Kazakhs and Kyrgyzs show around 5-15% European. But I suspect that before the Turkic expansion, Scythians were already a mixed nomadic people group of both Western and Eastern Eurasian origins during prehistoric era.

[@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014]

It is very possible Patrick Lee that there was interacial mixing before the turkic westward expansion. Maybe you are a Scythian decent as well as a Russian one. But i wonder how the Tocharians, who lived in the area of your ancestors got white

[@StopFear]

How would you even know whether you are of any Scythian descent? We don't really have a way to identify Scythian people because of time and of their similarity to many other groups who developed in areas formerly ruled by them.

[@kenny5577]

Scythians aren’t Kazakhs they were Caucasioids not mongloids

[@alexcholagh8330]

@@kenny5577 some Mongolians have 5% to 15% European DNA

[@louyht7]

That what he said in the video at 3:25, Scythian have at least 10-15% eastern Eurasian admixture

[@8happyperson]

I love seeing people being confused in the comments because what people don't realize is race is a made up human construct. Ethnic groups can be parsed out but even that can be extremely complicated because so many different groups are connected culturally and only have a few differences. And I'm not saying I don't see color but I'm saying that the genetics of people of different colors or physical characteristics isn't enough to make them significantly different genetically.

[@1maniacmutt922]

Robert sepehr has the best info on ancient bloodlines, and genealogy.... A lot of info that the mainstream wouldn't dare touch...

[@collin-theonlyandone2299]

Robert Sepehr is a patron saint of Bad History, just another pseudoscientist hack

[@collin-theonlyandone2299]

Hyperborean and Atlantean BS

[@rameen7646]

You are spreading wrong informations. Scythians were not turkified. Modern Central asian turkos are genetically not even close to scythians except kirghizs but it's mostly because they replaced the sogdians. If you check their DNA most uzbeks, uyghurs are closer to middle eastern, and Kazakh have predominantly Mongol DNA.

[@bobsvagene3021]

The original Yamnya proto Indo europeans/aryans were described as being dark haired, with dark eyes and light olived skin. They sounded more like Iranians than europeans.

[@rameen7646]

@@bobsvagene3021 true

[@hameed9653]

@@rameen7646 lol! You're a delusional Tajik!

[@oskey5301]

According to some researchers there are pure remmants of the Taino on the Colombian coasts. The kunas or günas as they prefer to be called are expert island seafarers where they trade in coconuts and other handicraft such as world famous molas. They allied themselves with the English pirates notably Sir Francis Drake who was treated as a king when he visited their islands. The Spanish had initiated an extermination campaign against them. But they resisted due to these alliances. Today many Günas bear English last names due to English influence. More research should be done on these remarkable people.

[@destinyestrada7384]

Have you made a video about the native Japanese? They’re curly haired and similar to the aboriginals

[@TheSamuelbest12]

They come from Europe, they're caucasoid not Australoids

[@ali40589]

@@TheSamuelbest12 No, they're not. They're Proto-Mongoloids

[@falconone7230]

So would these be the Tartarians or red haired giants who may be in unexplored pyramids in china?

[@Alias_Anybody]

Your survey is useless. I want to choose ALL options. :-P

[@TheSupercat2468]

Taino's still exist in west moreland and mountain regions of Jamaica. They have a very distinct complexion, which is kind of grey, blue and brown. One trait of they have is speaking english and spanish very quickly. A trait that Dominican, Puerto Rican and Cuban spanish speakers share.

[@rifkihilman7984]

I am from Indonesia, and I belong to sundanese tribe (orang sunda)is located in west Java Island, your explanation about Sundaland got me thinking about how my tribe got Its name

[@jonathansharp172]

I love your videos! They are very informative! Human geography is one of the topics I am the most fascinated with.

[@BurnRoddy]

I'd like to know about both the Scythians and the Xiongu and their connection.

[@rickr9435]

one fun history moment when Han chinese defeated xiongnu, then xiongnu defeated Tocharians, then tocharians defeated scythians. then scythians defeated i don't know whom. just everyone move abit west at the end.

[@user-tw7kq5ti8y]

BurnRoddy They didn't had any connection except for they were both nomads, that's all.

[@Sin526]

Ask and ye shall receive: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWKyh6qreMmegZY

[@user-cp3wc5yj3g]

The Scythians (Saka) were defeated by the native Satavahana in India. The vanquished Scythians intermarried with locals forming the Gujjar caste.

[@blessedevelyn339]

Cao Cao went all the way into Russia just to hunt down the last of the Xiongnus. They never attacked China again until after all Cao emperors were dead.

[@ronalddunne3413]

More about the Tocharians and other Caucasoids of Central Asia. Fascinating and generally unknown until recent decades.

[@WohaliTheOneandOnly]

I would like to learn more about the Taino. I've read that some Eastern Cherokee have Taino ancestry. I'm also fascinated by the Hmong, Hunza, Basque and Sami peoples.

[@aidenthesnork3055]

I love Central Asia so much just because so many races of people live/lived there and had contact with each other. Try to name another place where you can find nomadic Russian speaking Turkic Muslims.

[@huhijih.sndhjb4721]

Ehm ehm china is doing a genocide

[@jasonakers6538]

2:11 - Ancient madlad

[@burntreynolds8312]

The topics that you cover bring up a lot of emotions in people me included but you cover them as unbiased and respectful of all groups/cultures/races etc.

[@FirstLast-hz8ut]

Sad that these people don’t exist anymore. Most Tocharians mixed with the Turks And Chinese or left to India where they mixed with the local populace.

[@freedoomflame4512]

The descendants of tocharians in modern day are Uyghurs. Tocharians didn't mixed with Chinese, because ancient China was far, and chinese ancient kingdom invaded tocharian cities, so they didn't like chinese. Tocharians didn't left to India. About Turks, some of Turkic tribes mixed with tocharians they called basmils, but they live only near Beshbalik city, they weren't many.

[@DrewRueDoo]

I subscribed so fast after watching this video. Nice job man!

[@BurnRoddy]

BTW I live in Uruguay whose capital Montevideo upon inception in 1724 was practically occupied in its entirety by people from the Cannary Islands. Our national hero's granfather came from the Canary and even national dog breed even evolved from the Canary Mastiff.

[@AeneasReborn]

Interesting topic there. It would be amazing in my opinion to talk about the groups of Anatolia. Both modern and ancient.

[@-andreiDNA]

Chinese Caucasians still exist, they are called "Uyghurs"

[@goddammitalana]

Thank you, Mason, for the consistently fascinating content!(: Love from a complete *MUTT,* from, Sacramento, California❤

[@rogercreft4015]

The Tasmanian Aborigines - recently extinct as a pure remnant group of the ancient Sahul landmass - should have been mentioned. As chances are, that due to their isolated position south-east of Australia, they may also be representative of the pre-neolithic peoples of Asia. Genetic testing of these people's may also fill in parts of the blanks in human migratory and intermixing jig-saw puzzle. Particularly if part of their clade has, or does not have traces of Denosovians.

[@cockroach2]

I second this.

[@yodorob]

The Beothuk of Newfoundland were in a similar position to the Tasmanian Aborigines.

[@dannyarcher5690]

The ones who invented the stick?

[@binaway]

Not totally extinct. In 1833 the last 200 surviving Tasmanian's were transferred to Flinders Island. The last 100% Tasmanian died in 1905. The are still descendants of these people in Tasmania who identify as Aboriginals. During the 1800's life was easier for mixed race individuals who looked European to hide their indigenous heritage and many long established settler families are now discovering this long forgotten/hidden family history.

[@dannyarcher5690]

The abbos were just racist, intolerant bigots who were afraid of change and diversity.

[@Koj839]

How about a video about Asian minorities? Like the Hmong, Mioa, or Dao etc etc.

[@HalfBit360]

Mr MoDay I second that. All of my Chinese friends are Hmong, and it’s crazy how different they are from what you could consider actually Chinese.

[@sinoroman]

East Asian minorities

[@Koj839]

I agree

[@gabinator3343]

The only reason I know about the Hmong people are because of Gran Torino lol. Amazing movie. You should watch it if you haven't seen it

[@Koj839]

@@gabinator3343 ah, I have seen the movie it's really good movie. The Hmong people has a really sad history, but thanks to America most of the Hmong people were saved from genocide.

[@MsSpecTacularJazz]

Love this video, I have always thought there to be a connection because it just always made sense to me geographically. You did and AMAZING job with this video 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@johnomarlarnelladams571]

Thanks for the video sir! It was informative and interesting.

[@carruth39]

Brilliant video, keep up the good work

[@spell666hell]

There are very few indegenous in Central Mexico with yellow colores eyes, I've only met two of them but my grandfather said that was more common in his childhood

[@binozia-old-2031]

Sergio Luna yellow eyes!

[@tranvianoruega8756]

I'm trying to find information on yellow eyed tribes and can't find anything

[@TheGovernmentputcrackinmyblunt]

He probably means light hazel

[@carlmarx7855]

Dude I really appreciate these kinds of videos! This stuff is my shit

[@ros8737]

Wow that was a lot so, thanks a lot! Maybe to early but, the Denisovan mixture in Sunda and Sahul would be interesting.

[@01726463505]

Negritos-Australoids of South Asia!

[@genli5603]

Abir Rayhan They are a ton of them though....

[@01726463505]

As a collective group, then!

[@1xrxaxrxex174]

👁

[@01726463505]

👍

[@01726463505]

Yes, but Masaman needs to eloborate!

[@ryanh4499]

Wonderful and intriguing video! I would perhaps recommend a video about the Ainu people of Japan.

[@smacpost3]

So much info packed into one punch. For a newbie like me, tough to follow. Fascinating stuff, that's certain. Loved the slideshow. Thanks.

[@mjolninja9358]

Everytim Im reminded of the Aztecs and other Original American people, I just feel sad. Imagine what such unique and colorful culture they could’ve been if plague people didn’t came in there. Looking at their writing systems and art, they’re such an amazing civilization. Sad world.

[@kongbanana8947]

There are still Nahua and Mayan speakers present in Mexico. I don't know if the Nahua speakers are related to the historic Aztecs/Mexica. Mexica is pronounced as "Me-shica".