Modern Genetics Reveal a Shocking Discovery!

[@kennethmcdonald5278]

My mother's father's people came from a tribe in Quebec Canada , her grandfather's people came from Greenland , they had to go through Denmark to gain entry in America , unfortuneately alot of their family histories we're destroyed by the powers that be , the women of our family show promenance , where as just a few of the men in our family had native features , my great-grandfather was tall and dark , I have pictures of him as a boy , very prominent in his facial features , you didn't go to his house with a cough , he would give you cod liver oil , no matter how young you are if you ever get a taste of the oil , it stays with you the rest of your life , he would take a spoonful every day , and chase it down with brown sugar , and honey , he was not just my great-grandfather , he was a great man , not a hateful bone in his body , he always had molasses cake with lard frosting , I love you great-grandfather. I miss the aroma of your baking.

[@AnnemieM]

Thanks for your story, makes me dream of old times. About the Cod liver oil, that was a thing in Germany as well around those times. My aunt would feed her children cod liver oil and when I visited as a child, she made me have some. You are right Kenneth, to this day I know exactly how awful it tasted.

[@pkgangar]

Same habbit in our family too. Another syrup for iron was Feradol

[@barbaraparsons6643]

@@AnnemieM Also in England, I had a teaspoon of Cod liver Oil every morning when I was a child. I loved it. we also had a big spoon of Malt after dinner, this was to help with digestion while you were sleeping. THe Cod Liver Oil gave you Vitamin D which helped in cold countries with little sun. it helped you absorb calcium (rickets were a huge problem with poor kids). at least thats what my Grandmother told me.

[@FreedominJesusUPC]

My kids line up for their cod liver oil. They love it! I can’t stomach it, so I take mine in capsule form.

[@lawrenceawassisfut653]

You must Be a Rape baby born without mothersconsen, I say stuff like that cause how many indigenous women were raped by white man and they did not discard the baby but loved the baby, cause it's not the baby's fault. Those kind of spirits will redeem themselves. Cause hey can put the father in their place 4;it's the father's shame. No such thing as death U r responsible for all actions done here and your words will judge itself.

[@Jilll03]

I’m Lakota, our elders always say/said ‘we are all related’.. it is meant figuratively, spiritually and historically. We also speak of North America as ‘Turtle Island’.. I’ve always felt it is a term passed down from the earliest people, it would be great for all of us to know more. Great video.

[@robbryan2822]

😅

[@joshlebda6728]

Lets Make America Turtle Island Again!

[@Nwladylaura369]

Everyone is connected. We are human. We must be kind to each other.

[@blain20_]

The Hopi and their related tribes (e.g. Aztec, Ute) are Manasseh.

[@QuietAZdesert]

Seems that every century a new theory is contrived (challenging or overriding the last). Someday we will accept that we are all human. No one person/group better or more pristine than the other. Until then...

[@murathankale]

The easiest way to figure out that most probably a great deal of ancient native Americans immigrated into those lands from East and Central Asia is to compare some common native American languages to Turkic dialects. There are many incredible similarities in the structure and vocabulary that points to a common culture from which they may have evolved. For example, the archaic word "ana" for mother and "ata" for father or ancestor in Turkic dialects can be seen articulated similarily in some native American languages! Lakota: até - father, inà - mother kaka - grandfather (means father in Some parts of Turkmenistan) Aleut: Ada - father, anax - mother

[@markuse3472]

There are many languages in which both the written and spoken words are similar and very similar in another language, as in from Spanish to Zulu, from English to Mongolian, from...the list goes on and on, it doesn't mean one or the other came from those other lands or even shared a region, or even continent, any time in the past 2-3000 years.

[@denydefendepose]

​@@markuse3472The entire purpose of this channel, the AIG, and the "scientists" they have on here is to provide their already convinced audience that they have "science" to back them up when they actually don't.

[@TheShumoby]

In Tagolog (Philippines dialect) ate means sister and Ina means mother.

[@trukeesey8715]

Thank you. Listen to Prem Rawat!

[@peterstaples1]

We live in Colombia in South America. The slang for a lad is "un chino" (a Chinese) - same for a girl, "una china". And you can see Oriental traits in so many faces here.

[@GODHATESADOPTION]

well there were chinese slaves brought there so a lot of dna mixed in

[@jasonhanslo3363]

Colombians speak Spanish not Colombian

[@peterstaples1]

@@jasonhanslo3363 well, Colombian Spanish, Jason

[@darinfisher989]

Something fascinating I found is the similarity of Mayan and Aztec words to The Basque people Spain. Along with cocaine being found in mummies of Egypt. They would have had to visit South America to get the coca leaves

[@thomastolbert6184]

Peter Staples,the only fifference is the female and male seperation. I learned Spanish in an all male work crew so I was sadly lacking on the sexual difference.Made a few people mad before I learned the proper usage.

[@fCauneau]

The Sanxingdui enigma about to be solved ? Interesting... I'm not historian, but visiting the Sanxingdui museum was an unique experience : visitors are warned by archeologists at the entrance : "None can explain the similarities you are about to see between this asian civilization and Mayas". Meeting a Quetzacoatl in Sichuan mountains is a kind of experience none can forget ( It's a pity the Wikipedia keeps silent on this fact...)

[@miequipoatlas01]

We are the same people in North America , in Mexico , for sure we know we came from the northern land , northern Mexico, USA and Canada Moctezuma explained to Hernán Cortés that all authentic Americans came from other lands in Asia Eastern Siberia

[@fCauneau]

@@miequipoatlas01 thank you for your interesting comment !

[@charylliss1721]

People didn't just migrate from Babylon East across the Bering sea/land bridge. They also migrated across from Babylon West and across to America much earlier than we thought even earlier than the Vikings.

[@SouthDakotaFacts]

Bros source is Moroni 💀

[@fredziffle5219]

Where I grew up out on the prairie many native Americans looked very Asian. It’s undeniable.

[@paulchristian7693]

Caribean and South Americans people look Asian?

[@SouthDakotaFacts]

Me when I’m braindead

[@randywatts6969]

Nothing new there

[@coyotech55]

Interesting that my husband, who knew some Lakota (Sioux) said something in Lakota to a Chinese born waitress at a restaurant. He didn't tell her what language it was, and he would have had an American accent while saying it. She replied (a little scornfully) that she didn't speak Mongolian.

[@ottomeyer6928]

WOW

[@listeningto8371]

A simple misunderstanding then.

[@kengrow3992]

I’ve worked with a few people from different places in Russia, and they were able to speak very clear English words with no accent, because their vocalizations were very close to English

[@charlesroulette5296]

Just means he insulted her.

[@coyotech55]

@@charlesroulette5296 May be ... he was just trying to show off his Lakota language skills, but it could have put her off. However, I thought it was interesting that it sounded like Mongolian to her.

[@donaldcarpenter5328]

Mom used to talk about the Mongols invading Western Europe ,"look at Leonid Breznev" she would say "You can SEE he his Mongolian features!. Mom is the one who got me interested in history, ancestry, and now, GENETICS!!!

[@deborahharvey854]

look at arnold schwartzenegger--neanderthal!

[@susanfudge1737]

@@deborahharvey854 hehe he

[@cedricliggins7528]

I thought the same abt Brezhnev and Chernenko whose nickname was Eskimo

[@adrienneshearer4284]

One of my Great WAYBACK Grandfathers was a Carpenter. Have you gotten your DNA tested. I was a late in life child and NOBODY ever talked "ancestry." After I got my DNA test I found that both sides have fascinating history traceable at least 1000 years. Now, I tell everyone to get their DNA tested!

[@CT-uv8os]

@@adrienneshearer4284 All the Shearers i know are Native American...

[@billbaxter3800]

Absolutely fascinating! I enjoy these videos SO much. Thank you!

[@the3dhermit]

I think your timeline is off by a lot. There were people in the Americas much much earlier. I'm Pawnee and our traditions tell of things that happened well before Christ. I'm pretty sure my people were here long before that. I can see the Asian connection, but I don't believe we came here and displaced people that were already here only 2000 years ago.

[@markanthony3275]

Read the Wallam Olum...it tells you everything you need to know...and is being generally confirmed by modern genetics. The Wallam Olum describes how there were approximately 90-100 sachems ( chiefs/leaders) between the Lenape (Turtle men) and their existence in central Russia, to the time they first met white people (Dutch) while living in Delaware, where they became known as the Osage people. In the Wallum Olum you will find a story of creation almost exactly like in Genesis chapter one. You will find an account of the flood, and an account of the ice age. Then you will find an account of their migration east, the crossing of the Bering Straight, and the migration on an south eastern path right up to where they saw the first European ship (Spanish) and then met the Dutch , whom they called "friendly people'. Using modern genetics, and the number of sachems , it has been calculated that the American natives migrated between 360 A.D. and 600 A.D.. Many people don't like this, but DNA is proving it.

[@the3dhermit]

@@markanthony3275 Is this guy Pawnee? Because I don't think anyone but a Pawnee can really know Pawnee history. You sound like a white leftist who claims to know what's better for me than I do. Or like the white blm people who tell black people who are successful and are also not on the left, that they are being oppressed.

[@sherry6825]

Improved DNA science was used to prove native American peoples were not the first to populate the Americas. I first heard of this a few years ago but it is not a politically advantageous topic and will probably not become widely publicized for who knows how long. There was always "displacement". The tribes had wars against each other where many died over land. Empires, kingdoms, and nations since time began have gone to war over land. This is how things used to be. Aren't we fortunate that we don't live in those times and we aren't responsible for those times!

[@the3dhermit]

@@sherry6825 Tell that to all the people who think its politically cool to support a needless war in Ukraine between two corrupt powers and the people throwing a temper tantrum for all those screaming for reparations fro something that happened 5 generations ago and screaming to get said reparations from people who's grandparents weren't even old enough to have been alive at that time.

[@rickyodom1201]

around 600 bc is when they came from the middle east the fall of the first temple

[@noninoni9962]

The Americas are very complex, and especially confusing when academia keep pushing the Bering Strait was the only way people first immigrated into the Americas... No one will ever get it right unless it's taken into account all those that came by boat, all along the shores of North, Central, AND South America -- then moved around throughout the Americas -- long before Columbus..

[@szymonbaranowski8184]

You seem to not know the map of world at the time. There was land passage to America. Otherwise native Americans would all be Malay people lol

[@tokesalotta1521]

Noticing that some people look different and thinking they might be foreigners doesn't make one a sinner

[@Justicia007]

Yes, this was off putting, to say the least. Modern opposition to large influxes of people from one country to another is more often linked to scarcity of resources, and respect for sovereign policies.

[@racerx4152]

we are all sinners, just as the bible says.

[@gertvogelaar]

Sinners? What’s wrong with you?

[@gertvogelaar]

Sources? I don’t see any! Suspect! Lots of opinions, no proof!

[@pietervandermerwe4235]

I only discovered your youtube channel today. I found this fascinating. Thank you for this lecture and I wiil definitely watch your previous videos. This is information everyone should know. Thanks Dr Jeansson.

[@conservativemike3768]

I studied some history books when I was age 7 back in 1970, and noticed examples of 2000 yr old Central American pottery were virtually identical to Shang (Chinese) bronze ware from the same period. The Shang collapse was also followed almost immediately along the timeline by an explosion of Central American culture along the Pacific coast where dominant wind patterns would literally drive east-bound ships from Asia ashore. The connection seemed obvious, but I’ve yet to see any significant academic activity along these lines during the intervening 50 years.

[@Yarrb53]

There was pottery discovered in South or Central America, that was an exact match to some Japanese pottery. When they studied the genetics of the locals, they found a rare genetic marker, that only existed on this Japanese island.

[@yoeyyoey8937]

These things are common but they don’t want to study them because there’s too many careers and institutions at risk. Look up “pre columbian voyages to the Americas” by the sino-platonic papers for a ton of academic proof

[@counterprogressive5800]

i noticed the same thing, i would show people pictures of shang artifacts and tell them they were aztec only to go "oh wait my bad these are chinese oops"

[@conservativemike3768]

@@counterprogressive5800 / Yeah, what’s the deal with THAT!?

[@rickyodom1201]

the 1400's china invade so your dna would show mostly asian

[@sylviabendavid]

Thanks

[@The_Real_Rambo]

I always thought it was interesting how there were so many tribes in Native America, but all of them spoke a different language.

[@mehameha4453]

No different than today. I need an interpreter to go to the Southeastern United States. Their news casters on all channels talk normal English, but the general population speaks some language that is similar to English but uses incorrect grammar, definitions and pronunciation. So different, that for me it is impossible to understand. And if they write it down it isn’t even spelled the same as the English I was taught. They tend to add the letters “a” and “y” after every consonant when they speak whatever language they are speaking. Even in the middle of the word. And try going to Boston. I can’t understand their English either. We have different languages here and non natives haven’t been here that long either.

[@jmseipp]

And many of them were mortal enemies!

[@The_Real_Rambo]

@@jmseipp and many of them stole lands from each other and even ate each other. Different times for sure.

[@jmseipp]

@@The_Real_Rambo There are over 80 Ancient Sites in the American Southwest with clear signs of Cannibalism! Even ancient poop has been found in caves with human remains in it proving cannibalism was practiced! I saw a documentary where a Native American Historian said that of course they practiced cannibalism! They especially loved to eat opponents who showed great bravery in battle before being k*lled. They’d eat him to ‘absorb his power.’ Google ‘Comanche torture tactics’ sometime. Also do a search here on youtube. Read ‘Empire of the Summer Moon’ about the Comanches. They were the most brutal tribe and they began a campaign of theft and annihilation against the Apaches in the 1740’s, long before the Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1804 - 05, and nearly completely wiped them out! They stole Apache lands! And the Black Hills were sacred to the Lakota Sioux only very recently. The Black Hills were CROW Lands! And the Sioux decided to TAKE them for themselves! And to do that they had to annihilate the Crow People! Now you know why Gen. Custer’s CROW Scouts were so eager to help Custer track down the Sioux! To get REVENGE!

[@lisabaltzer4190]

@@mehameha4453 I was at a fast food restaurant in Alabama and I couldn’t understand the cashier at all, even though we both supposedly spoke the same language, English. I am from Idaho and we speak very differently here.

[@MrAnderson2845]

As a Cherokee descendant. This is the coolest thing ever!

[@Demane69]

Very intriguing. If the original split from central Asian happened around 1700 B.C., it's a interesting coincidence that there is a lost culture from around that time in the desert of Turkmenistan. They had city state like complexity, and all but vanished. Even if there is no direct relation, it reflects the volatility of cultures throughout history, as we know even the oldest complex societies can utterly collapse along with their language, and mass migrations occurred several times.

[@maryuline2585]

Wow, I had to stick with you there for a while, but Soooo worth it. Incredibly interesting, thank you!!!

[@dansisson3993]

I love the work you are doing. Wayne May has done a lot of work looking into the North American history, Andeans and Hopewell and much of your info meshes very well. Even the dates from the different states archeological history fits. Love your work! Keep it up!

[@kelliott3767]

I have a friend who all his life thought he was native American but when his DNA came back he is 70% Asian. Blown away by this but your research supports this and explains a lot.

[@bwtv147]

Elsewhere on YT you can find a video of identical twin sisters whose DNA tests indicated different ancestries. Mail order DNA tests are far from infallible.

[@ericamorales8726]

That’s because your friend was actually Asian and not indigenous because my tests and other family doesn’t say Asian it showed Native American but going farther back I’m not gonna lie it did show ancient ancestry from Mongolia 🇲🇳 and Siberia and China Japan but that was far back natives are their own ppl now

[@azborderlands]

Not too different , Caucasian, people who swore they were indigenous to the Americas soon to find out that they were European right from the jump!

[@Cayuse2009]

In NW North Dakota are some large boulders on a high hill in what is now, Writing Rock State Park, which is north of Grenora. Chiseled into the boulders are many symbols that no one has ever figured out what they mean. When I was a kid riding horseback before all the prairie was broken up, I found stones with arrows chiseled on them, and when I rode a few miles in the direction of the arrows they led to another stone. They all pointed to the writing rock state park area. You should check it out sometime.

[@Psychiatrick]

There is something about the Ruin Stones. There are round granite stones. They are from space ships. Somehow there were windings around the stones used to magnetize which in turn creates propulsion. The space ships were taken apart the the stones are what is left.

[@danielabilez3619]

I should go to the Dakotas before I die.

[@donnacostanzo5353]

@@Psychiatrick 😜😜😜😜😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😂😂😂😂🥴🥴🥴👿👿👿

[@markg4459]

@@Psychiatrick evidence?? What support do you have for this theory??

[@robertnielsen2461]

Pat Rick,Do not suppose that fanciful speculation has much factual support!

[@celticone4677]

While visiting Bryce Canyon in America, I discovered that millions of years ago, from Hudson’s Bay in Canada, to the Gulf of Mexico that landmass was under the sea. I learned in school that many thousands of years ago people migrated on foot from one landmass to another. This gentleman is very interesting, and as a lover of history and geography, I find this very fascinating. Humanity is so complex, and appears from century to century, to continue to evolve.

[@maryannemorey1689]

new species...

[@earlbrownlee2453]

This earth is only thousands of years old. A little more than 6 thousand. There’s simply too much dust in space to be more than 10,000 years old. I worked for Boeing Military Airplane Company in the last half of the 80s. BMAC engineers were attempting to develop a “Star Wars” missile system but discovered that the dust in space was much greater than originally thought. Too much dust destroyed our mirrors and rendered our laser targeting systems useless. Compare BMAC’s findings to NASA’s Apollo lunar landing module: The big disks on the legs of the module were in anticipation of there being many inches of lunar dust on the moon’s surface accumulated over millions of years. There was actually very little dust in comparison because the solar system is very young!

[@ロース-z7m]

First traces of agriculture dates back to 10'000 BC, and people became shorter and got caries. 3000 BC nearly whole European population was replaced by the Yamnaya, who had lighter skin and were able to trink milk (lactose tolerant; spread the Indo-Europan languages, see also David Reich vids). In the hunter-gatherer era, people moved all the time, inter-mixture within continents and even further was quite common. People also tend to forget the effect of ice ages. At the end of the last ice age, e.g. the Thames used to be a side arm of the Rhine river. Using water transport (rivers), was probably the fastest and easiest way of travelling in that era.

[@ambushpredator7629]

Humanity's history is only complex because history is being hidden and or covered up for religious power, political power and just raw power. If the truth was to be told we would all be in a better place and not dividing ourselves by race, a product of the Roman Catholic Church 😏

[@frankmartin8471]

@@earlbrownlee2453 There are those who want to believe that, but geological and fossil evidence says otherwise.

[@redraven1410]

The mounds in Ohio and other places date back farther than the date of the tribe's they are attributed to ,having arrived. They said those mounds were here when we got here. The elongated Paracus skulls had mitochondria that placed their origins in the Levant.

[@CT-uv8os]

The Shawnee said that. Everyone else knows but they sure aren't going to tell about it. Why should they?

[@oliviahodges5161]

Bat Creek Stone, TN

[@oliviahodges5161]

Native Americans Tribe of Judah!!!

[@marya.crittenden8919]

Great video keep up the hard work...

[@bjh1]

In the 1960s I had a book called the Indian Wars. It was about how many tribes fought each other till they didn't exist anymore. It claimed there were approximately 500 different tribes, of course this was 100s of years before white man. Every tribe was completely different.

[@Denis-lp3pz]

Thank you so much for these lectures. They're like a breath of fresh air to me.

[@leealexander3507]

Because I haven't been able to speak for 15 years following a surgery I find it easier to communicate with my Arabian horse than with my fellow human beings. Horses communicate with expression and body language so I am able to have complete conversations with my horse. He has been my closest companion for years because we are able to talk to each other. Arabians are the most expressive horses on the planet. They were bred to live closely with humans, even living together in their tents with the horses helping tend the children. This makes them the perfect horses for those of us who are disabled in any way. Our horses are more than willing to take care of us. Even the stallions who can be rather dangerous in other horse breeds. An Arabian stallion can be an excellent companion for the disabled and for children.

[@lawanahenrich3835]

Every single person on the planet is related if you go back far enough.

[@marcusaurelius5576]

What about ancient stories of the red haired giants?

[@trillionaire8886]

Those are nephilims bro bro why ask when ya knew…. 👀

[@susanfudge1737]

@@trillionaire8886 Just because we know their name doesn't mean we don't want to hear their stories.

[@aubreykerr4225]

@@trillionaire8886 so king david was nephilim too? he had red hair.

[@ddoherty5956]

From memory they have not been available for scientific study as they are ancient Indian remains. I'm guessing the known remains have probably been destroyed either through re-burial. Or in order to preserve land rights/ narratives.

[@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287]

How far back are those stories of red haired giants, and where did the tribes that told of them live originally before the expansion of the English, French, and Spanish colonies? There were vikings from Iceland that created a colony in Canada for a time. The colony was left abandoned around the end of the medieval period i think. Northern Europeans such as the Swedes and such are generally on the taller side, and red hair isn't uncommon there.

[@ambushpredator7629]

This man has admitted to the Egyptians being of African decent. He talks about how the Native Americans were not the first on the American continent but is very hesitant to say who the first Americans were before the Clovis people 😏. He knows who the first people were/ are and will not directly come out and say it for fear of retribution but I applaud him for bring a better understanding to the topic.

[@stormy-le6pb]

there is zero evidence of any other ppl being N America beside the N.A.s

[@christineribone9351]

Very excited to happen to run across this video. Yesterday, I was just asking myself this very question, "where did Native Americans come from?" I live in SW, USA where there are at least 49 native American tribes. I had always thought they were from asian lineage. This video was very educational and has answered a lot of questions for me. Thank you!

[@TeaDorsey]

They came on ships just like the rest of the Europeans. They hitched a ride on the Trail of Tears and became what is know as $5 Indians and been getting paid every since while the real indigenous "copper colored" people encountered by Lewis and Clark, etc became POWs aka American slaves. This video just the beginning of the lie being exposed.

[@pkgangar]

yes in 1981 when I visited my husband in Canada I used to watch discovery channel. in that one viveo of Native Americans I watched and wondered they exactly resembled himalayan tribe in North east India👍

[@christineribone9351]

@@pkgangar I live in the SW, United States in the midst of 23 different tribes. Taos Pueblo, Northern Tiwa, Picuris Pueblo, Northern Tewa, Ohkay Owingeh, Santa Clara Pueblo, Jicarilla Apache Nation, San Ildefonso Pueblo, Nambe Pueblo, Pojoaque Pueblo, Tesuque Pueblo, Cochiti Pueblo, Santo Domingo Pueblo, San Felipe Pueblo, Santa Ana Pueblo, Sandia Pueblo, Zia Pueblo, Jemez Pueblo, Isleta Pueblo, Acoma Pueblo, Laguna Pueblo, Zuni Pueblo, Mescalero Apach. They look similar, but different from each other.

[@pkgangar]

@@christineribone9351 even the name s along the trail of these hunter gatherers from Indochina via Siberia to down Alaska I visted Alaska on a cruise. The names of rivers -Chilka, Nana,Chanana are similar. In India there is a Chilka lake. Even the Tribal lady appointed by Alaskan Toourism was just like the Himalayan tribe

[@induchopra3014]

Yes,they look like Asian. Habits are same. Practices

[@Rustyrc83]

Language evolves so fast that from one generation to the next words take on such widely different meanings. Any amount of isolation from one group of speakers from another, geographical or age, and you being to have trouble understanding each other. The difference grows exponentially with the distance of the divide.

[@andriesquast2028]

I think you will find Mauro Biglino interesting. He is a former translator of ancient texts of the Vatican. He has fascinating opinions on certain words in the Bible, i think.

[@07laines07]

In modern times languages do change rapidly. In ancient or even 500 years ago when the fastest word or peoples could move around was on horseback or in ships on the ocean languages changed at a much slower pace. It’s difficult to conceptually understand that less than 700 years ago modern European people were just rediscovering the American continents. Everything moved along at foot speed until then. It was the Spanish that repopulated the Horse to North America… the Sioux and other tribes used dogs to migrate. The horse changed everything. Language didn’t change any faster than men could walk.

[@andrewjnuyianesjr3054]

Can not get enough of this show.

[@kathiecaldwell2763]

I have listened to fifteen episodes since Monday afternoon. I’m partly looking forward to the last one so I can begin listening again, 😀

[@susannadzejachok1247]

How do you find them?

[@chet1921]

This show and Old World Florida with Dr. Longo. Check that channel out. In fact the last episode on OWF parallels this episode pretty well.

[@kathiecaldwell7909]

@@susannadzejachok1247 Answers In Genesis KZbin channel.

[@silknfeathers]

You like comedy or fantasy channels, eh?

[@faithtoken5010]

Also, in regards to color of skin, hair, eyes and features~my sister and myself are complete opposites. She is fair skinned, hazel eyes and a red head. I'm darker skinned, tan easily, my natural hair color was dark brown and I've been told my eyes are so dark brown, it's difficult to see the pupils at times. Genetics 🧬❤️

[@faithworks217]

North America has been explored by many nations for centuries, long before Columbus arrived in the Caribbean. Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Norsemen, Egyptians, Chinese, etc, charting the lands, listing its resources, trading, mining, and settling. Centuries ago, the Chinese sent an exploration party that went all the way into Colorado, mapping the land, listing its minerals. It is in their ancient writings, but they could not go any further into N. America, at that time, due to political upheavals.

[@SimpleMinded221]

And the Malians. Interesting how you seemed to forget them, they actually have stories of going in large ships and never returning, going west into the Atlantic. Enough of the bias. In fact, Columbus was following a route that was known at the time by west africans.

[@sapphonymph8204]

@@SimpleMinded221 according to you.

[@Yarrb53]

@Sap no according to History. Their Empire was massive and they traded extensively.

[@fredflintstone8817]

@@sapphonymph8204 Earlana Townsend & Tuetonic Knight's level of misinformation and their commitment to believing their knowledge is true and actuate, reaches to the point of stupid, and I'm truly embarrassed for Earlana's child like rational thought process... Dunning-Kruger effect is so prevalent with some people do to religious indoctrination, religious propaganda, and the anti-critical thought brainwashing they receive.

[@ss0238]

Don’t forget the martians.

[@Constantin_C]

It's estimated that people started to cross Beringia abt 40 000 years ago. Some archeological vestiges account for at least 20 000 years. There may have been multiple migrations to the American continents, and not only from Asia.

[@gaylenehagler2680]

As a language teacher, another word that seems to have similarities in any languages is “no.” In every language I have looked at, the word”no” almost has a common feel. English, the Latin.based languages, German, Russian, and even Korean, when you hear the word, it sounds like it means no.

[@lamarzimmermanmennonitefar5269]

Nien. German. Neit Russian

[@wichetleelamanit6195]

Very fascinating information.

[@jimsibbett5181]

You would do well to learn about Ixtlitlxochitl. Grandson of Mexico’s last emperor. A 16th Century scholar. Read all codices available before Spanish priests burned them. Prolific writer, wrote in Spanish. His records were found in Spain and published in multiple volumes in the 20th Century. 3 main groups came to the Mexico area: 1. From the Tower of Babel a small group came and landed at Oaxaca (Pacific side), but mainly settled along the Gulf of Mexico. The Toltecs. Self destructed. 2. A second group several hundred years BC landed at Izapa, lower side of Mexico Pacific. Scholarly people, others came to learn from them. Eventually intermingled with 3rd group. 3. Olmec came from Middle East landed near Vera Cruz (Atlantic). Some intermarried with the 1st group which self destructed. Were basically absorbed by 3rd group when they expanded northward.

[@ronlipsius]

Not many of them.

[@ingrid-c]

@@boxing.ascetic pondering about this too 🤔

[@lauracollier5384]

Read The Book of Mormon. Goes well with this info.

[@ronaldaguilar3832]

Where did you get this info please

[@Mollymilowillowwolly]

Absolutely incredible!!!! I’m hooked! Who is this guy with Ken???

[@gjesy69]

I love learning about the little bits of knowledge we can gather through our limited scientific methods. That being said, I’m not sure how or why anyone that believes in Christ would find any of it challenges God’s word. It’s both and not excluding at all. It’s all incredibly interesting.

[@studer3500]

because it exposes the Abrahamic religions for what they are - totally fake cults - a tool to control the population through forceful conversions usually by the sword, by brainwashing or by giving freebees, especially the gullible people ripe for conversions. In the case of women keeping them away from education - and not allowing them freedom of thought (critical thinking)...

[@silvarajoomuniandy4316]

Your God only came 2000 years ago, our Gods were here many millions of years.

[@kimduong2332]

Before Christ, what and who did your ancestors believe in?

[@Animalfarm4481]

I’ve read some tribes have stories of their ancestors coming from Islands in the sea. All people groups came from the Turkey/middle east and spread out to India, China, Russia and eventually to North and South America. So technically they’re from Turkey/Mt Ararat 😏

[@MsGyzy]

They are Huns, Huns of Attila!.😊 Attila the Hun 😉😁

[@georgecuyler7563]

My former Chinese boss told me that the tracks go west across Beringia not east as we followed the game. Game such as Camel, Horses, etc.. We Turtle Islanders have stories of going to to and from from the Pacific islands and Asia using our Longboats that could be as tall as twelve feet deep. And they came here via their boats, we traded with them.

[@cheeka686]

A trade route went west, people leaving went east....

[@frankmartin8471]

People traveled in both directions at different times as evidenced by genome transfers.

[@kingjacob1492]

Where's your evidence

[@CytherX]

We are related to Siberian Mongolians in Russia. We are sub cousins to Asians. We came over the Ice Bridge to Alaska 18,000 years ago.

[@noehctuccmliw]

Cave paintings and pictograms, petroglyphs, etc have been good enough for opening my eyes that we are all related and that we didnt evolve from a newt (or whatever...) 🦎😆 Very much have enjoyed this series.

[@johncarolweber3752]

I want to tell you a short story to show you are on the right track about the language. My hubby and I were missionaries in the north. A group in kids went to china as cultural exchange. Everyone thought the kids were Chinese until the spoke. One boy bought a set of knives to bring back with him. Customs did not want to let him keep them. They ask why did he buy them when he knew they were not legal to bring in the country. When he told them they were just like the ones his grandfather made costumes let him keep them. We have also run into languages of different group thousands miles apart extremely close to the same. It has been very interesting. Thank you

[@patstokes7040]

What has knives got to do with it.

[@pamtnman1515]

@@patstokes7040 cultural ways of thinking and problem solving are deeply ingrained in all humans

[@tokesalotta1521]

Not only do I miss the point -- I doubt the knives were illegal. Customs constantly ask questions and for reasons that aren't obvious

[@joelaichner3025]

Quality

[@davidness8477]

Your writing? skills seem poor. Maybe you didn't review your message b/4 posting.

[@fairynuff167]

Have seen "Skeletons in the closet" relating to NZ. A people from Eygypt went to Peru, then fled from a warlike cannabilistic people to Easter Island and from there to NZ. They were light /olive skinned people with blonde or red hair and seep blue or green eyes. They were in NZ when the Maori arrived. They inter- married or were eaten. Ngati Houtu.

[@tangoleftist7792]

English is a Germanic language while Latin, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian and a few others are Romance languages. Languages evolve and change. Google how many languages are found in India alone...

[@szymonbaranowski8184]

And LAtin and Greek is indoeuropean language. Sanskrit from India is in the same family. Their comparison of closest languages make it look like these are very similar. People do not move simply and their history isnt always simple so you cant expect simple direct connection. But it still exists. Since you are what was mixed into you not anything else. Nobody is born in emptiness.

[@randywatts6969]

English is a conglomeration of those languages you list.

[@lulabellegnostic8402]

I recall a documentary tracing the origin of appaloosa horses to Kyrgyzstan. Fascinating.

[@szymonbaranowski8184]

Indoeuropeans domesticated horse on eurosteppe.

[@mweskamppp]

You are talking about the Inuit. They are a late arrival population in north america. The other groups have a longer history. The connection to european DNA is as follows as far as i know: -There was an Ancient North Eurasian population, that does not exist anymore as a people. One skeleton of them was found near lake Baikal in Sibiria with the DNA. It was about 20000 years old. - These ANE population contributed to the people on Beringia and later populated whole americas - These ANE population also stayed in northern eurasian and came to Europe on two routes. Before 6000bc some of it reached scandinavia. The second route is with the steppe herders/eastern hunter gatherer who entered central europe in app 3500bc. - The ANE in asia were either pushed away by migrations and dwindled away, or were assimilated by asians who moved north. - Inuit that moved into americas from app 3000 bc on brought some ANE DNA to americas, but they have less of it than the old native americans. In Peru f.e. the native people have about 40% ANE DNA. The Inuit have more ANE than Europeans, though and have some connection to central asia before the mongol empire. I refer to the studies of Svante Pääbo and Prof Johannes Krause who did a lot of the DNA comparisons. They also found the Neanderthal and Denisovan connections to modern populations.

[@barbaraedgley2634]

People gathered in language groups at Tower of Babel & scattered, emmigrated worldwide & splintered off in different areas, some crossed land/ ice bridge, some by navigation, some stayed put.

[@25Soupy]

Go look at any Asian group in Siberia, Russia, not only do they look like Native American but their clothes are nearly identical. They showed pictures of Siberian people to Native American people and the Native American people said they look just like aunts, uncles, and cousins of theirs. 45:00 minutes of the video: When central asian people moved east they all didn't just move west all the way to North America many stopped and stayed as other carried on west.

[@szymonbaranowski8184]

They can be the same in customs and a bit different because there is also the N group not only Q group. N was in north before Q developed at all.

[@cozycoffee3831]

I'm Norwegian (born in the US), and we have the same flat drum used by the Lakotah. Plus, we have traditional clothes which are similar to Native American clothes, as mukluk types of boots for women, and a dress cut similar to the dress we see Pocahontas wearing, plus there is the same shoulder shawl with fringe. I've seen an old photo of a Swedish woman wearing this outfit, with full fringe on all edges, but in a Swedish style, made from wool, probably. A good visual way to see the connections between clothing styles before "Westernization," perhaps, is to look at the traditional wedding clothes.

[@Lp-ze1tg]

One thing was sure. In China, 1766 to 1122 BC the Shang dynasty 商朝 was a powerful empire at that time. Their King was having political differences with other warlords. The King died during a battle with the warloads. But there was an army of one hundred thousand people marching to aid their King. They were panic as soon as they heard that their King was killed. They realized that they will be executed by the warlords once they arrived to the battlefield. This army of one hundred thousand decided to run for their lives but with a strategic action plan. Their leader divided the army into 10 large groups of people. One thousand per group and they were walking on icy river. The direction that they were heading was North America (they have no idea of their destination).........

[@justamanofessex]

I'm a white male English man living in England, a non-Christian country - thank God. What are the English? We are Angles, Jutes, Danes, Early Britons, Romans, Saxons, Norman's...etc. What does it matter? What difference does it make?

[@kathleeningram3880]

With that attitude, why are you even on here? You don't sound like a very happy person. I will pray for you 🙏

[@daviddios1619]

The younger dryas 11600 years ago, was the game changer. A extinction event, and north America was ground 0 for the asteroid impacts, from BC to northern Europe and middle east . Humanity was rebooted, possibly 80 to 90 percent extinction rates. The north American story is just having it's true storyline being discovered.

[@Deborahtunes]

That could explain a lot, as to how some civilizations disappeared...

[@lizryan6289]

Fascinating video. Thank you.

[@robertamurphy1124]

Growing up as an Irish gal was my destiny...so I thought. I had a love of all things Asian. Art, food, people with a strange reaction to fear..I smile..which turned out is an Asian trait. Just had mitochondrial DNA through CRI Genetics..Han Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, then Peruvian, Colombian,Mexican way before European anywhere. Explains 2 Grandmother's from Holland looking totally Asian with blonde hair, while their granddaughter, my Nana looked Indian...but French, Scot.

[@gizahgin1]

Very interesting. I just stumbled onto your KZbin. Over some time off I hope I can start from your first segment on this topic. 🙏

[@indigozen4794]

In AZ there are Egyptians pyramids in the Grand Canyon that are older than Giza, the Smithsonian even took mummies out of there. However, you cannot get close to the sites before black trucks meet you and steer you off the sites, let that sink in for the moment.

[@gkeith64]

Not Egyptian at all, Yahudeyan as YahuDah rather Yahu∆ah = YaHU'aH 🔯, ∆-Daleth/door, of creation Yashayahu 19:19-20, Keys of YahNock aka Enoch and letter of Barnabas 16 chapter for 3rd temple. Your vessEL... The 2nd coming happened in 1776 look at a map from the 1600's of America California is an island. After ZacharYahu 14:4, Daniel 12:7... Look at America now. California is connected due to Father moving things after the 2nd coming, and the beginning of the 2nd tribulation for our side of the family... The land changed and it does not lie. Though 🤔 in truth, it's always laying/lying.. 🤔 Yet, another duality, Master you are so awesomely fascinating.. I shall ponder the ramifications..... They mock Khepha yet feign honoring him as Peter 🍆, the land does not lie yet does all the time.. processing ...... Key Seals 🟢 & Yrs 4th Seal 🟢1492-7 🌎 4th part 5th Seal 🟢 1519 YaHs inquisition Pluto🔮 1530-9 6th Seal 🟢 1611 - 1800-9 Pluto🔮 1776-3 tt/t bgn Bgn 7th Seal 🟢1834 -2023-7 Pluto🔮 2,22,2022-6 Songs from 1800's 1834 Swing low sweet 🛸🎵 1936 Kum ba Yah 🎵 Mockery in the Cretin Bible: Lord God 🔁 doG droL 🐶💦 Simeon Peter 🦧🍆 John 🚽...... This is mockery, isn't it?!!! Thus the heathen is now mocked, (👑Proverbs 1:26-28} Mandela effects in the Cretin Bible📖66 books

[@primus1704]

@@gkeith64 what on earth did i just read?? please tell me the drugs you enjoy taking.

[@Joy_W4760]

THANK YOU! IT WAS VERY INTERESTING.

[@rafaels.5374]

The original language was maybe a very musical whistling. Like Navaho or Tibetan or Guanche. Where as the language families can be broken down to five geographical stutters. Remember Babel?

[@szymonbaranowski8184]

Babel is a myth. Its not historical account. It is only used by liberals to coerce Christians into their own manipulated ideology.

[@inmyopinion_3672]

Academia hates to admit it was wrong about something. They would rather shun the truth than accept it if it doesn't conform to their pre concieved notions.

[@yodaz101]

You can't tell them that.. It might make too much sense. Can't have that.... Tried to explain it to my evolution professor at University.... Spent years studying genetics.... Let's just said they didn't want to hear it ....

[@ramonlong1079]

Thanks for catching up..

[@EnTeaJay]

Thank you for these fascinating and illuminating talks!

[@gracierose3076]

That word illuminating is really close to Illuminati ... Lol

[@airspun9801]

I am from Asia and I was in America in 90s and I found it interesting that most of the culture and religion of Native Americans were very similar that of Asia, Southeast Asia and East Asia to be exact.

[@azborderlands]

What religions and what nations please?

[@carolmarashian2]

My father’s parents came to the U.S. from Warsaw, Poland, where they had lived at least from the 1600’s. No further records were available. National Geographic Genome Project did his DNA testing. He has DNA common to the North American Native Americans.

[@abeadfan3885]

Very interesting ☺

[@cbak1819]

I'm more confused now then when I gegun😆 can you make a simple video with concise highlights? Thanks 🎉

[@jontho8756]

This is very interesting.

[@christophertighe1998]

Thanks for your absolute rambling

[@rafaels.5374]

Native Americans are descended from Havilah peoples, the descendants of Kush and Yoktan and later the Siberian nation of Mechekh. These are their national tribal identity. Not a color. Later peoples from all the other tribal nations and languages also added to this new world. Combining and recombining to produce the most diverse groupings of humans. Again not a color racial identity.

[@rustydogrustydog9191]

Sounds very Afrocentric

[@Cardinal1957]

Is there a link to the rest of this series?

[@dagwould]

It's all fabulous information. My only quibble is, I think in this video or one of the others I've seen today, Dr J. talks able 'decimation' of populations. Decimation was a Roman punishment where every tenth man in a military unit was executed as a punishment for the unit as a whole. I think he means 'devastated' for the populations in question.

[@myleshagar9722]

He uses the word as commonly understood in evolving English usage, i.e. gay.

[@donaldcarpenter5328]

thank you, i 2 hate the over use today of that word "decimate"

[@rotimikayode1072]

Modern use of decimation is not the same as it was used in ancient times. He is correct.

[@jamesstrawn6087]

One my pet quibbles also. However, "decimated" has now come to mean "wiped out." Usus loquendi.

[@Ernest77777]

I agree. One in ten is the correct usage.

[@teresanewcomb442]

Robert here, my grandmother was 100% Cherokee. Thanks for the facts.

[@fesquemonkey9784]

Maybe Atlantis was the pre flood Earth which had no oceans and the vapor canopy allowing people to travel around the circuitous Earth and all the continents when the flood came and the vapor canopy fell it flooded the Earth and created the oceans somewhat locking people into place although they then just sailed a lot earlier than we're told so the mixing of humans around the world is highly variant

[@deborahharvey854]

remember noahs great grandson peleg,which means broken. it is written that he was so named 'for it was in his day that the earth began to break up'.

[@rickyodom1201]

no before christ came Americas the wasland mass between yutan and cuba there many sucken citys there the gulf was great habor flight 19 was see it before they diappeared

[@ss0238]

Seriously?

[@rickyodom1201]

they sailed and no ocean before the land masses

[@richardosborne2067]

The seas were in Genesis 1 so throw that t h e o r y out to the tip

[@michaelmouser8256]

How do you find the rest of this series? Along with language, I think there is a striking similarity in music among native Americans and Asians.

[@truthserum9157]

Click on the (answers in genesis) symbol.

[@violetopal6264]

Click the channel name to go to their main page. Then go to Playlists. It's a long list 😊

[@bigpicture3]

You could even kit other historic information into the time line. When did the black death ravage through Europe, and the survivors develop immunity. Then when did the descendants of these survivors come to NA and bring it with them. The native populations were not immune then, and were decimated the same as what happened earlier in Europe. These events have to fit somewhere in the time line. I don't know if "immunity" information shows up in DNA information?

[@darrelljohnson7698]

The Book of Mormon talks about two main groups of people that inhabited the Americas. One group of people came to the Americas from where and when the tower of Babel was built. This group of people had a lot of civil wars and eventually killed each other off. The second group of people came from Israel around 600 BC.

[@SonOfTheOne111]

There is the story from Qin ShiHuang, (first emperor) who sent an expedition east to find immortality. They never returned. Central Americans have many cultural similarities to China- Jade, pyramids, pictographic writing, human sacrifice, and even tamales!

[@jamespresident6577]

Even though the classical Chinese don't actually look the same as the Chinese today I agree 😉.And there is a condition that made people look this way. There's a mutation that happens when the pregnant women ate the maize that wasn't properly processed and there are also jade statues of the condition in stages and these were used as documentation of the anomalies in that time.The under processed maize caused a physical mutation and simultaneously there are living in this time the people some call the Olmec Xi.

[@miequipoatlas01]

Tamales are from Mexico , no Central America

[@michaels4255]

If West Europeans had been replaced by immigrants from Central Asia in the last thousand years, we would have documentation since that is well within historical times. So why is there no documentation? Because it did not happen. Geneticists also detect indications of replacement in Europe only farther back in time, not in the last thousand years. Further, having a Y chromosome that was inherited from common ancestors is not by itself an indicator of how related two persons are. For that, you must look at a wider cross section of the two genomes, especially of the autosomal genes. When you do that, it becomes clear than none of the Europeans or Indians was more closely related (more genetically similar) to any member of the other group than to members of his own group. Looking only at some shared haplotypes does not change that. There are some other problems with this analysis too.

[@benyahudadavidl]

Yes, white supremacist scholarship is all about hiding the fact that a particular group of Black people are literally responsible for everything associated with civilization and culture everywhere on the planet throughout history. Anacalypsis by G Higgins goes into great detail for starters. The Americas have been populated for more than twenty thousand years and so-called non-black people have only been on the planet for six to ten thousand years. It only antiBlacknes that prevents people from admitting that they are on a Black planet and due to this fact, you should expect to find Black people everywhere you find civilization. Shalawam 👊🏿🕎⚔️🏹🌽🪶💜

[@craigschultz9266]

How did I miss you all this time with such an honest perspective on the human race !!? Will keep you close bye my side!!

[@lufknuht5960]

Can you please give a link to the starting & following videos in this series? I can't find this in your video list.

[@paulhazel5754]

go above and click on { answers in genesis}, then you will get their page, then click on playlist and you will find it under heading, the new history for the human race. hope this helps

[@trackinggod8087]

The current Native Americans were predated by another civilization archeologically as well. The Clovis were here before them.

[@stormy-le6pb]

The Clovis were ancient N.A.s

[@trackinggod8087]

@@stormy-le6pb exactly

[@ErikNielsendk]

In the end it does not matter because humans are not capable to keep any cicilization alive. We self destroy in utter selfish actions. Never the less , this is very interesting and in time we will piece it together. And somehow I always have felt deeply connected to native americans and their way of seeing life and nature.

[@zigzag9133]

There are multiple genetic origins of different groups of native Americans. Non native people to the Americas have a vested interest in making everyone a immigrant.

[@StalkedByLosers]

Another 2 big assumptions (lies?) Is that Native Americans came from not only a single place (siberia/Asia), but a single method (bering strait), and a single time (15k years ago). Then they were isolated for 15k and never came into any contact with any other culture ever (like humans didnt know how to sail) until Columbus arrived. Individually these parts are true but the narrative they have built from them is false, like Columbus did arrive in America but was not the first since the Natives settled it. And there are different types of Natives that can't be explained from natural diversification over 15K years (South American Natives are different from central/North American and Amazonian native have been shown to have Australian DNA and that is not even the tip of the iceberg. There is a Polynesian connection, there is a Chinese connection (Olmec script), Japanese connection(Zuni). I can keep going on and on. There are ancient Chinese dynastic ship anchors off the coast of San Diego for crying out loud! There are ancient proto-Sumerian writings in Peru. Too much to fit here. DNA might show some evidence but not all. DNA has a funny habit of changing over time 😆

[@joerosa2532]

I have a degree in History, but little to no formal background in either Archeology or Anthropology. However, I can easily surmise that the origin of Native Americans had to be in the Eurasian land mass from one simple fact: the bow and arrow. The mathematical likelihood of that exact weapon being invented in 2 distinct places on Earth with no contact is 1 in millions. Archery in Central Asia was highly developed and indicative of the civilizations living in this region. In pre-Hellenic-Italic Europe, the bow and arrow did not exist as a weapon. The archers who served in the Roman Legions for example came from Asia and it was most likely related to contact with the Persians who relied heavily on the bow and arrow for their military endeavors.

[@laurencesmith1435]

Ah, but look at the Khoi and San people in South Africa. Completely disconnected from Asia, but have had the bow and arrow for thousands of years. Many current Khoi and San still live their same ancient hunter/gatherer lifestyle away from modern society. Also, tribes deep in the Amazon rainforest use bow and arrows.

[@joerosa2532]

@@laurencesmith1435 Interesting, I knew of the tribes in South America, but not of the Khoi and San in South Africa...then again the Zulus claim they are from the stars!!!! Who knows!!!

[@laurencesmith1435]

@@joerosa2532 the Khoi are awesome trackers of animals too.

[@almacmathain6195]

The ice mummy ’Otzi’ who was found in the Alps and who it is estimated was murdered 5,000 years ago was armed with a bow and arrows some 2,250 years before Rome was founded. One of the most common prehistoric artefacts found literally everywhere are flint arrowheads which can be found quite often in newly ploughed fields, so must have been part of our ancient ancestors equipment many thousands of years before even ‘Otzi’ was killed.

[@yonagwy5826]

The atlatl was used in Australia by a secluded group as well as here. Weapons have been shown to Excell in every culture due to our habit of eating. And making war.

[@TheJerryakers]

Many of the answers that you seek and present in this video might, and can, be found in The Urantia Book. I've read it four times. Fascinating. Also fascinating is this video. Thanks. I enjoyed it. Yes, I'm one of those guys who finds himself spellbound by the study of anthropology and sociology, who we are and how we came to be who we are, via migrations, wars, ocean, land masses, climate change, the unanswered and unresolved questions, et cetera. Couple that with religion, or religions, and I'm doubly spellbound. I recommend highly The Urantia Book.

[@briandunning2974]

Urantia is completely opposed to the Bible and should be avoided by anyone believing the truth of scripture.

[@annepstocco8797]

Kurimeo Ahau has done a lot of research on Native Americans that changes the history we were told to believe and he proves it. Look him up.

[@liiviplumkvist5746]

Some 10 years ago I read a study about language similarity between finno ugri and algonkin . Algonkin speak tribes call their neighbor tribes nadue siuu( small snake) and the ancient estonian language you can also say nadi siug( small snake). There was many more words similarities. So maybe we have common ancestor thousands years ago in siberia.

[@jacquesjanssen7361]

According Russian scientists American native Indians are connected to Siberian tribes region Tuvan republic.

[@josemariatrueba4568]

Languages come from the mother, women X DNA. Women haven't moved as easy as men, who tend to travel spreading their Y DNA in vast territories. These two different things should be taken into account when studying languages and human migrations.

[@davidcarpenter5548]

Why does this video avoid the migration routes back and forth from Greenland and Iceland into Northern Europe or vice-a-versa.

[@jeffm6273]

Amerind genetics show primarily an east Asian split around 36,000 years ago, about the same time as the Jomon people. Approximately 16,000-24,000 years ago this group moved through Siberia picking up genetics from the groups living there and across the Bering land bridge into the Americas. Very far northern groups seem to be primarily haplogroup d introduced c. 1000 ad.

[@jmcd9255]

Can you give evidence for these time-periods please?

[@susanfudge1737]

Most people are aware of evidence that there were people here thousands of years prior to the Bering Strait theory.

[@susanfudge1737]

@@jmcd9255 That's what is published in the history books, like your high school world history textbook.

[@jmcd9255]

@susan fudge yeah what they put in high school books is smoke and mirrors pal.. that's not the truth..

[@no2mob889]

@@jmcd9255 please show the evidence of time.

[@Outdoorcookwarereviews]

This guys doing legit scientific investigation

[@vincentcoppola9832]

So, wondering why they did not bring the wheel, or any other technological advancement that was common in the A.D. era with them?

[@stormy-le6pb]

N.A. arrived during the ice ages not A.D. (after the death of Jesus). Whites probabaly didn't get the Wheel invention from the Sumerians yet..

[@thebobsmith1991]

You should have numbered these series. Would be helpful