New Scientific Research Reveals Where Native Americans Came From! | Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson

[@br5877]

I am Native American and took a DNA test to discover that I am related to Mongolian and Chinese people.

[@richardgregory3684]

All humans are related to all other humans.

[@jovanniebazil]

​@@richardgregory3684 Plus those test are usually bogus.

[@godschild3640]

@@richardgregory3684. NO THE NEPHLIUM GIANTS ARE NOT RELATED TO US AT ALL ITS NOT THERE LAND

[@richardgregory3684]

@@godschild3640 rofl

[@DustinDonald-cz9ot]

@@jovanniebazil Oh yeah they are, there are plenty of videos of people sending in DNA of their cats and dogs and the test coming back claiming they are part African, Asian, Celtic they are all over the place shouldn't even test as human.

[@bindugurung5496]

I’m a indigenous (Gurung /Mongolian)from Nepal. Since I moved to US I’m always curious about history and I did little research about Native American unbelievably I found them very similar to us. Their culture, cultural outfit and musical instruments they play is very similar that we play in nepal specially in mountain reason. Even they looks like me. Interesting 🧐

[@rondinero]

@@AlaskaSkiMowhy are people acting like this is unknown?

[@kinglisco1379]

No they don’t look like you

[@mikejones-wn1sw]

@bindugurung5496 For 1850-1880, the codes for enumerators were generally white (W), black (B) and mulatto (M). Beginning in 1850, the data item was labeled “color.” In 1870, Chinese (C) and Indian (I) were added. This native thing is fictitious. They came later and they know it.

[@_--Reaper--_]

They _are_ you...

[@kinglisco1379]

@@_--Reaper--_ no he’s not my Native American history is a Eurasian and has no Nepalese history nor heritage, there’s 4 billion Asians and none can replaced the American Indians that once existed in the USA territory

[@ChessIsJustAGame]

Traveled to China twice in early 2000's. One one trip while looking through books in a store, came across pre communist era book on the different ways of various Chinese cultures, including ornamental dress. Then, back in the states in a public library, saw a similar book on native American cultures and dress. I was amazed at how similar the patterns was the same on both designs but using different materials. Several repetitive designs on both sides told me it wasn't just a coincidence. I wish I had a copy of both books, it would be telling of who came from where in much finer detail not to mention proof of not only origins, but timing.

[@guestguest2030]

There are similarities in some of the languages as well, particularly when it comes to the names of their gods.

[@em77775]

You can also see in how people look. In Mexico, for example, those with a lot of indigenous blood almost look like they are Chinese. Very similar look. My mom's side is Mexican and we have Asian features.

[@angelashort1331]

Babylonia capture of Hebrew people took them in the direction one way , but many escaped capture and journeyed away as far as China, The ruins of synagogues , are in evidence in China from that Era,

[@kokigephart111]

Some think " land bridge " but if a people lived on the ice edge of the Bering sea hunting sea mammals a ice migration is possible. But a frozen north Atlantic could have let the Clovis walk across the sea.

[@jovanniebazil]

​@@angelashort1331 In modern studies, Chinese researchers and scientists found the origins of China were people of melanated skin complexion.

[@suzannewaithaka4290]

My daughter and I just finished reading a biography of one of the Navajo code talkers of WWII. One of the things that stuck out to me in the book was that when the code talkers first arrived in the Pacific theater they had to be specifically introduced to as many of the marines as possible to avoid being thought to be the enemy and then when the author arrived in Japan after the bombing of Hiroshima, he was struck by how similar the Japanese people looked to him and his Navajo friends.

[@brigittebeltran6701]

I saw that too...the Mongolian link...❤

[@milascave2]

@@brigittebeltran6701 Yep. East Asians, Central Asians and the North Asians including the North Asians who crossed over to North America and became the ancestors of all the indigenous people of all the Americans. Heck, some of the repoussé beliefs and folk tales were the same in Siberia, Alaska, and the Pacific Northwest of Canada and the USA, are the same.

[@brigittebeltran6701]

@@milascave2 I am very intrigued as well, that the Hopi have a big bolder in New Mexico with a detailed story of The Flood...How did they know? Lost tribe?

[@jwigglesw9308]

The Navajo are distantly related to the Japanese. My mother is Japanese and says that some of the Navajo root words are similar to the Japanese words. When we visited the Navajo reservation one time, they started to speak to my mother in the Navajo language, thinking that she was Navajo.

[@sofaking2770]

It was a great movie one of my favorites

[@2815marionwood]

My ex-wife is Mexican, but she was often asked if she was Asian, I remember we were in the Bay Area in an Asian market and more than once an Asian woman would come up to her and speak Mandarin, LOL. I am often asked if my sons have an Asian mother, I am Mexican. Even my little sister when she was little she looked Asian, her eyes were slanted. It is amazing.

[@shaunsteele6926]

I have noticed quite a few Mexican people with Asian looking features

[@dirkdillary4925]

Most Mexicans are Filipino and Spanish mixed. Read the Book "Asian Slaves in Colonial Mexico: From Chino's to Indian". This book explains alot. Most of these current day Mexicans are not Native to Mexico!

[@trucking702]

Google mexican migration to philippines. Filipino migration to mexico. You will find it interesting

[@D2E80]

My fiancé is from Jalisco we did a dna test to our surprise she has Filipino dna.

[@shaunsteele6926]

my wife is from Michoacan, she has a lot more European DNA than we thought... about 60%

[@speechgirl36]

I am native to Central America. My DNA tests showed Chinese ancestry as well as African and European. Very interesting video.

[@72CrossingRS]

Same due to oral history of Native family members. Was the only way too link the paper trail I found.❤

[@fortylockheart4812]

its because that is stolen land from black ppl

[@mysticheart4685]

There was a back migration.

[@narmar9mm]

The (Chinese) who came over to America from the West Coast During the (4th Century AD). Under the Ruler (Hsu Shen), of the Shang Dynasty!!! Mixed in with the Olmec (Black ppl) and Produced ur So Called Native American Indians! Mayans! and Aztecs! etc!!! Notice their (Aquiline) Features as Opposed to the (Broad) Features of the Olmec Stone Heads, Which have Undeniable (Negroid) Features!!!

[@netnomad47]

It's beautiful when you begin to realize how interconnected we all really are. We are all really one blood. And through Christ all believers are all one spiritual blood and belong to the seed of Abraham.

[@schonnellhamboi7222]

Well said! Let's demonstrate this, through attitude and conduct, lest we nullify our theology, through fleshly impulses and demonic spirits, of 'partiality'. God bless!

[@marionrider3795]

Oh go bag your head ! You've been brain washed by fundamentalist christians. A religion that belongs to Judism which was dreampt up by ignorant nomadic peasants in the Fertile Cresant

[@SK-ut6tw]

Actually no. The more evidence that comes out the more separated we are. Certain blood types are incompatible for reasons.

[@baddog9320]

I'm not from Abraham. As are / were many. Funny how the Abrahamic religions only COPIED a small part of Ancient text and the religion. Just enough to have a lowlife claim on everything. When the truth is....... Neaderthal was the humans gods feared. Sapien is the slave of the gods. Sapien is the humans the gods made to be their slaves. This was wrote over 10,000 years ago. And part the Abrahamic religions neglect to copy. When you find out the REAL truth of Your god. and gods in general. You will be terrified. Then again. You could choose to be ignoran. It is far easy and better. Since most humans don't have the mental composite to understand the truth. And the Rabbi of old knew this. Add in some crazy people that imagined things and being talked to by their imagination. And you have all the religions of Abraham. Oh and let's not leave out the thieves, con-men scammed and crooks Funny how that last part is still very active today. Haven't meet a thief, con- man, scammed or crook. That didn't belong to an Abraham religion. Tell me you are of an Abrahamic religion and I know you are a dishonest person or a fool. Sometimes both.

[@helengren9349]

Spiritual blood doesn't have anything to do with Christianity or Abraham❗Jesus NEVER CALLED him self a Christian ❗& His teachings were about SPIRITUALITY, NOT any human invented religion, Christianity that is apearing few hundret years after he passed❗Jesus lived many lifes before & his True teachings are in ACIM : A Course in Miracles ❗ Blessings 🙏🕊️🌟

[@MrTValleyguy]

This is why I truly do not understand racism. We clearly are all human beings created in the image of the Living God.

[@jovanniebazil]

Racism is a business which reinvented the term based on people groups and not by human beings. Racism defined today is based on racial theories from the 1700's which were(still is) used to place people on social levels based on complexion. This helped devalued humanity and is still encouraged in academia/livelihood (Evolution/Social Darwinism/Eugenics).

[@lyndayates7533]

There's always an agenda. Love each other.

[@anawood5982]

Racism is very evil. Not from GOD!

[@kissofthecobra3761]

Religion, moral codes,, and social differences. Clear-cut examples average sub-Saharan IQ is 70, the Caucasian average IQ is around 100, and Asian IQ is around 105. If you are a Muslim naturally you will want to change the culture you are in to fit your religion I.e. force schools to not serve pork etc. There are holidays and celebrations and ethnic ties that are made more easily and covertly in purebloods. Here is another way to look at it would you honor a Hindu God? Maybe but If you are a Hindu it makes more sense. I could give a million other examples. In South Sudan, there are cannibal warlords but then go to Japan and you see technology 5 years of America. Hell, in some areas of the world, a political structure let alone law in order virtual does not exist. In some parts of the world slavery still exists. I realize that some people have mixed ancestry I.e. Mexicans are a prime example but even so despite their Spaniard DNA, they are not Europeans. Mexicans mainly are a mix of Black, Native, and European, and what ties them together is language and a distinct culture it's that simple. Take a group of people not from Mexico and make them the Majority in Mexico and Mexico would cease to exist. Would you call Natives Asian just because they are possibly related to Asians? I don't think so and it would sound very racist. Like it are hate it but some people just do not want to be around other cultures.

[@connilady57]

​@Valdovi Anton races created in the mid 1800s.

[@sarahhale-pearson533]

Human history is just amazing. Such a shame that ‘race politics’ has to poison and distort what should be an open enquiry into human origins. We’re all one family!

[@johnlord8337]

If you only knew that now there truly is (virtually) 1 single male patriarch with 2 females who are the ancestors of all tribes on the planet now (!). You would be shocked when the real truths come out. And that generation is only 64 generations back from the baby boom generation.

[@jacklynnmjackson2383]

CUT THE CHECK

[@DaenerysStormborn-cw5ws]

It's a shame that the promotion of racial justice is still degraded as mere "politics", usually by people who just want to excuse their own racism.

[@johnlord8337]

@@DaenerysStormborn-cw5ws So what you are really saying is that everybody is a racist and hate-monger - or that - all of it - for the most part, is BS and that proper people, fed and clothed would settle and make civilizations - and only those little tyrannical insane power funks would be the one to cause all the strife and scrabble. Much like the scrabblers continually changing their race-hatred boundaries - and make a new victim one after another - and when each person gets a piece of the govt pie - then they become the problem - for the new racists victims as part of the horde of racist blocs being promoted.

[@Cosmos-xd7nk]

@@DaenerysStormborn-cw5ws it's a shame when people try to shame other people, accusing them of "racism" when they don't even know them and are trying to create division amongst humans.

[@designindeb]

That was very interesting. Being of Native American heritage I found these thoughts very intriguing. Thank you 😊

[@gregb6469]

Latin and Spanish are not similar because they share a common ancestral language, but because Spanish developed from Latin.

[@smuir6104]

Did they? We like to make a lot of assumptions and this we are so smart. Honestly the only things we can really prove is that they both existed. We are always trying to connect the dots and prove things are true, however the lines we draw are all speculative. only the dots are facts, far more of the picture drawn is speculative than we want to admit. If we were honest people we would be very interested in how language works, open to any ideas, and willing to drop our speculation at the drop of a hat when proven to be in error, no matter how right we think we are at the moment.

[@PennySmart]

​@@smuir6104 It's a fact that French, Spanish and Italian derived from Latin, it's not a speculation!

[@codywells3261]

Isn't it true that English French and Spanish all have roots in old Germanic? Then probably blended with Latin when the romans invaded. And any language that uses letter combinations such as "Th" have Scandinavian influences... so I think its more complicated than saying they all came from Latin and assuming this language evolution has always happened.. I tend to agree with SM.

[@br.m]

This video is stupid.

[@jockyoung4491]

@@codywells3261 English is a Germanic language. French probably was originally but then became dominate by Latin - not because of the Romans but because of the Church

[@danmasters1568]

I have been a student of linguistics for fifty years. This is a _fascinating_ video. I'm so glad I just happened to stumble across it. To whomever posted this thought provoking video, *thank you!*

[@richardstevenwalz4968]

Liar!

[@frederiquecouture3924]

Merci beaucoup!

[@Follows_Christ]

Oddly enough,,, hi Dan Masters, I’m Mike Masters. 😅

[@richardstevenwalz4968]

@@ji8044 YUP!

[@CooManTunes]

Nobody cares that you've been a student of linguisticssimpleton.

[@alisongilbert8902]

When I was in my 2nd year of high school, I had to do a report on Ancient China. In my reading I noticed the Dynasties only lasted about 400 years, before another Dynasty took over, one lasted about 800 years, so double 400. I wondered what happened that about every 400 years there would be such change... I've been looking at solar cycles after noticing changes in my vegetable garden and fruit trees over the last few years, and ha e found that the sun goes through big changes about every 400 years that affect the Earth, it's magnetic field, weather pattern changes and earthquake and volcanic activity, and therefore food production. I have mused that the sun's cycles and therefore loss of food production may have caused the fall of the Chinese Dynasties on the same time frames? Loss of food production could also be a driver for relocation of many people groups, I wonder if they are in line with the suns's cycles ?

[@sbee985]

interesting! Where are we now in the present 400 year change I wonder? Falls into climate change? Thanks for sharing

[@josephvance8900]

I think you are on to something

[@maggiesmith6013]

Really interesting observation. Do you follow Suspicious observer? I have been wondering some of the same things. I'm trying electromagnetic gardening right now.

[@kentneumann5209]

Where are we now in that 400 year cycle? If the beginning is zero and the end is 400?

[@Tsar-Tyco-Nova-Von-Taco-Cat]

Ice age farmer used to talk about the 400 year cycles

[@Sheerkat7]

New subscriber here. Wandering off my beaten path in YT, I am finding a lot of very interesting channels like this one.

[@KBosch-xp2ut]

You should watch real science, not this religious garbage.

[@TUNC66]

The indigenous people of America have been there for thousands of years. While there were people, there was no nation called English, German or French. The indigenous people of America are of Siberian origin, their lifestyles, tents, beliefs, and rug patterns are all similar to the Siberian people.

[@uberkirsche3385]

they were called "Aryans" and they were the forebears' of English, German and French - "indi-genous" means indian genetics

[@TUNC66]

@@uberkirsche3385 Confusing Aryans with Native Americans The Aryan race has become closer to Europe in the country we call India today. This is where you are making a mistake.Native Americans have nothing to do with Indian people. Due to their genetics and appearance, you need to study well.

[@uberkirsche3385]

invaders are invaders, I am Aryan, you don't lecture me about what an Aryan is, the "indian" tribes in north and south America all have the same legends, when they arrived there were tall, pale-skinned, blonde and red-haired, green and blue-eyed "giants" here already, that's EUROPEANS and your kind admit to wiping them out - where are their bones? The Smithsonian has been digging up and disappearing European bones and artifacts for many centuries now, where are the burial mounds of my slaughtered kin that I may honour them and pay my respects? Why is your DNA half or more "white" European? The other half of the Indian legend is that "the white man would return" and so we did, to repatriate our stolen lands. There are no Aryans in the country called "india" just mongol hybrid like yourself, the rape-babies of the ruin of actual Aryan lands and civilization

[@paulcohen6727]

Except for her clothing, the girl on the cover of this video could fit in here in the Philippines without anyone giving her a sideways glance. She looks identical to them. Tagalog Filipinos (one of approximately 180 distinctive languages here) are said to have come from Taiwan a millennium ago, and before that, from southern China. But their language is very similar to Indonesian and their genetics to Malay. Could be that some Native Americans are Malay in ancestry. I also had a Native American co-worker who was part of the American invading army in Cambodia during the Vietnam war. he said that the hill people of Cambodia looked Identical to his tribe in the American Southwest (I can't remember exactly where now) and they even used many of the same words as in his native language.

[@amynazza]

I watched a history channel documentary where a guy went to China and was showed a map of the North American coastline, and Hawaiian islands, created in the 13th century by a Chinese explorer. Coincidences are nonexistent. 🤔

[@JudithSanchez-ht6jn]

All the people are descendants of Mongolia who emigrated thousands years ago.

[@jacoleneiu3856]

Wow ‼️ That's interesting 🤔 especially the same words in different languages. Thanks for sharing that information 😊

[@johnlord8337]

Having done missionary work in South Mindanao, and many Filipino friends here in SanFran, there is one hidden historical genetics that is constantly overlooked. The Spanish cleansing of their empire of the islamic religion peoples (Moors) - also entailed the mandated coversions or banishments of BOTH islamic and jewish populations. One major portion of Spanish jewry was (willfilly) shipped to the Philippines. These words coming from a direct Filipina herself saying - yes we know we have jewish blood. Sephardic jews of North Africa (vs the other Ashkenazi Eastern Europe and Kazahkstan jewry) are part of the Spanish converted jewry with descendants since the 1500s, whilch means that approximately 20 generations of descendant jewry (acting like catholics) have Euro, N African, and Mideast DNA).

[@diegrinder6851]

Guys also remember that Chinese explorers also discovered the Americas and sailed down the coast of both North and South America. Many Indians in western S. America look very Asian and the language picked up some Chinese terms too.

[@Yipper64]

11:50 well even in individual languages you have different dialects. Australian, British, American, etc, you can even narrow it down further with Southern for example. I imagine what happened was that certain dialects just branched off further from eachother until they are distinct languages.

[@angelashort1331]

HEBREW AND WELSH , have connection stronger than most people know, Rome brought Slaves from the sacking of Jerusalem to the Welsh ti and copper mines , after the ruining of the Hebrew Temple , and the people subjected to Romes renaming the territory Palestinians , in hopes of wiping out remembrance of Israel . I wonder about the Levites , of the time, being shipped to Wales. Especially because they were the tribe that formed the choir in The Temple , THE WELSH MENS CHOIR , is one of the world's most spectacular , Nothing is ever lost , by GOD ALMIGHTY , CHEERS from nz

[@angelashort1331]

Palestina

[@MrTValleyguy]

The English language had that thing called the great vowel shift. How many languages had something similar.

[@skathwoelya2935]

@@angelashort1331 The Cornish people were distinct at that time and were still connected to Wales. Cornish and Welsh peoples share a common ancestry, both mined tin and copper for export, both have male voice choirs to this day. The "Welsh" you mention would have been the common Celtic language that later diverged to become modern Welsh, Cornish and Breton (the Brythonic branch of the Celtic language family).

[@Yipper64]

@@mountkeen8701 thats not... evolution? That has nothing to do with genetics. And... did you watch the video? *it kinda says that some kind of diversity of language had to happen.* Given, that the tower of babbel would make it so that there would have to be about 70 languages, and we have a lot more than that. But if you trace the steps back, and find some commonalities, you find, *whooptedo* around about 70! Isnt that fun?

[@bradgetz]

My training is in linguistics. Thirty-five years ago one of my special area exams in my PhD program was in language change. I had a Christian student in a beginning linguistics class who read the Bible and especially Genesis quite seriously. After class one day he asked a very sincere question about the tower of Babel as it related to the curriculum I was teaching on language change. I'm chagrined that I had no serious answer for him at that time, but as I listen to you speak, I am beginning to feel like a serious answer is much closer at hand. Thank you for all your research collating results from genetic history and cultural (esp. linguistic) history. You have really seized my attention!

[@richardgregory3684]

The actual answer was "The tower of babel is just a story in a book of myths and is thus irrelevant"

[@helencheung2537]

You wish.

[@richardgregory3684]

@@helencheung2537 There is absolutely no evidence whatever for the tower of Babel. Nor the slightest evidence that humans once had a unified global language that suddenly broke up into hundreds of distinct and sometimes radically different ones a few thousand years ago.

[@helengren9349]

Do You know when & why Christianity started ❓& who wrote the Bible❓🙄🤷‍♀️

[@helengren9349]

@@richardgregory3684 Yeah & how big will Noah arc be, if all those animals will fit in... 🤷‍♀️

[@Lp-ze1tg]

I have been talking about Shang dynasty (1766 to 1122 BC) to my friends for years. Shang dynasty ruled part of China but their last King committed suicide after his defeat in the battle. His troops of one hundred thousand people supposed to aid their King but found out the bad news. They decided to escape to somewhere far away to avoid the warlord who defeated their King. It was winter time and most of the river and part of the ocean water was frozen. They walked to the direction of Mexico.

[@lindamcdermott2205]

Via Alaska

[@1nitocdmx683]

Yes! I'm Mexican and have learned through ancestors that Mayan civilization were formed after the Asian arrived and mixed with the Olmec civilization creating Mayans,Aztecs, Toltecs,ect all kinds of tribes

[@robertkustos2931]

The Berring straight could be crossed when it froze over. From Russia to Alaska.

[@Freddy18w]

I am a scientist, pyschologist, & teacher and boy would I like to help in this research.

[@blkindians7974]

New scientist study shows DAT the dates native Americans arrived was not true and how they arrived thru the bering land bridge is also a lie.... These new scientist also say they found tools of the people DAT pre-date the Asian people DAT are now known as the native Americans.. The original copper color indians of America have these stories as our oral history, so when dis story broke we was not shocked at all.. CNN covered dis story with a new team of scientist if you would like to look it up..

[@Dr.HopeOwensEl]

I’m a scientist in chemistry and a polymathmatecian that could help to

[@johnguill6129]

One glaring similarity to me is the use of totem poles in east Asia, i.e. Korea, and the North American northwest. I was surprised to see totems in Korea.

[@lisabaltzer4190]

They have them in Siberia too. The Chuvash people in European Russia have totem poles too. They are a mixture of Eastern European and Asian DNA. The Saami people of Northern Scandinavia, Finland and part of North Russian have traditionally lived in teepees and have similar beading and drumming like the American Indians. DNA testing shows that they are about 25% East Asian and likely originated in Central Asia.

[@klarag7059]

There’s totem poles around the world as there are pyramidic(?) formations and other spiritually significant structures throughout the world with few commonalities to have shared them beyond the legends of spirit beings and mighty beings that generally introduced them.

[@DaenerysStormborn-cw5ws]

If you look at the Utari (Ainu) people of Hokkaido, it's IMPOSSIBLE not to notice that they look JUST LIKE the Native people of Washington State. Even their culture artifacts, such as totem poles & textiles, look the same! I lived in Japan for a long time and the ancient land bridge across to Alaska is the OBVIOUS route Asian people took to get to North America.

[@klarag7059]

@Wodens Road 😮

[@tonymason9855]

The Hopi Native Americans. They might just be the biggest key to all of this. Of course they are completely surrounded and protected by the Navajo reservation but they have one of the most fascinating histories.

[@pamelabakker3373]

I visited the mountain people in Taiwan in the 70s they have much in common with some of the American Indians: features, traditional dress, dances..

[@No1SpL]

Im glad they are learning that Native people are not Aboriginal people

[@OutWestRedDirt]

They know, it's in their history.

[@RuddBoyNC3996]

They never wiped out who was her first. We are still here but called African Americans. I just submitted my application , blood work , and ancestral documents to the North Carolina Cherokee Tribe.

[@moelester925]

We wuz kangz.....

[@jelitone1197]

An interesting story came out this week. "Some of Europe’s Oldest-Known Modern Humans Are Distantly Related to Native Americans" "Two genetic sequencing studies published in different journals this week have sketched out the family trees of Europe’s earliest known modern humans, three 45,000-year-old individuals from Bacho Kiro Cave and one similarly aged skull from a Czechian hill site known as Zlatý kůň (Golden Horse). Only the Bacho Kiro individuals have living descendants and they’re found in surprising places-in East Asia and the Americas. The ancient humans from both ancient European sites do share one common ancestral strain-a healthy dose of Neanderthal DNA. Among the Bacho Kiro humans, evidence seems to show that when modern humans moved into Europe they commingled with Neanderthals longer, and later, than is commonly believed."

[@lolaojeda1206]

My Grandfather I #Believe was a #Fullblood 91.6% Mesoamerican (Mayan/TAINO) and 8.4%Czech I kinda believe what he's saying I found a city named #OLOMOUC in #CZECH . But my Grandfathers parent came from San Luis Potosi. So how did Czech DNA get in the Mountains where they were hiding from #Colonizer!?? And #KHEMIT is in #GERMANY as #CHEMNITZ. Coincidence? I think not. Shortly after Colonizers arrived we retreaded. My Grandfather never had a tribe..he was jumping boarders for Security. Like they were being hunted. But I often wonder why more don't get DNA test when theres a hidden #HISTORY #HERSTORY #UNTOLD!! Or so we think 😅😅

[@karenreaves3650]

We have documented history back to the 35th Century pre flood which is before the Vapor Canopy collapsed. Archaix

[@ddutton4716]

This week NO. This appeared in the Smithsonian Magazine over two years ago.

[@himoffthequakeroatbox4320]

Humans related to other humans. Film at 11.

[@volvaheidrbores663]

He's wrong

[@Nadruik]

Native American stories talk about the ones who were here before them (Giants) although it's considered myth because of the nature of the stories. Although the Peruvian skulls and their DNA results support those myths.

[@daleknight777]

I agree.have you heard of mulungion?

[@atlas567]

Um fato em comum entre criacionistas e evolucionistas é que nenhum deles conseguiram ou conseguem explicar a América, o homem americano e tudo que se passou antes de Colombo por estas vastíssimas terras, quanto mais procuram mais difícil fica, esse ainda é o maior mistério da Arqueologia mundial

[@grassrootsndns]

Red hair giants

[@toferg.8264]

Indeed.

[@amgirl4286]

We’ve actually found Vikings skeletons in America that predate natives

[@deezeliz]

This info has been out there for years about Native Americans

[@crystalparker2542]

Maybe. But many don't know this. It's not like they teach it in schools or anything. Not American public schools at least. I am 45 years old and if they teach it now, they sure didn't teach it then.

[@cathyw7067]

Never heard about this I am 60 years old!!!

[@shaunsteele6926]

yes they will usually acknowledge that they migrated from Asia, but they'll say it was like "30,000 years ago" or some made up number lol

[@timothygunter1712]

All "native" Americans descend from people who walked here in any of 3 distinct migrations. Info been out there for years.

[@KBosch-xp2ut]

The info in this video has been a lie told for many years by Christians with an agenda.

[@jeffbreezee]

I was adopted as an infant and never knew my birth parents. I found out that I am almost 25% Chikasaw-Choctaw native American. I find very this topic very interesting.

[@joycehernandez9154]

Dr Nate, its exciting to hear you articulate so well the wealth of knowledge God has Blessed you with *for such a time as this* And with your Blessing, you Bless us 🙌🕊🎉

[@Pangie12]

I definitely appreciate all this research. But I will suggest that you might want to consider making more videos that take this research and present it in a very clear way. Unfortunately also explaining what was occurring in history too during the timeframes mentioned. I assume that it’s hopefully in the works sometime to make those videos. I know right now you’re in the research phase. But, hoping you can get to the public marketing phase soon. Especially since this research is literally lining up with history. I think a lot of people would be very intrigued by it.

[@meg5333]

AD 536 was the eruption of a major volcano in South Asia which caused major climate change...resulting in two winters with no summer. As a result there was a massive famine which generated unprecedented migration of population's.

[@Woodstock-53]

@M E G. WOW thank you I never knew that AMAZING

[@djelalhassan7631]

Around 20,000 Years Ago Native Americans Came From Siberia Chukchi People, A descendant of Kazakh Turk Niyazov Bey By 40,000 years ago modern humans had spread to Central Asia following the grasslands resulting from the cooling climate. Niyazov Bey, a Kazakh Turk living in Kazakhstan, was identified by the Genographic Project as one of the direct descendants of the first modern human settlers in Central Asia. His Y-DNA belongs to Haplogroup P and he carries the M45 marker which defines the first migrants to Central Asia from Africa. Haplogroup P is the ancestoral Y-haplogroup of most Europeans and almost all of the indigenous peoples of the Americas; it also contains around one third to two thirds of the males among various populations of Central and Southern Asia.

[@anthonytroisi6682]

What amazes me is that the Native Americans with the most technologically advanced civilization lived in South America, the furthest point from the place where Native Americans entered the Americas through the Bering Strait. I understand population drift but it's odd that the South American Native Americans theoretically had a shorter time in the New World but developed the most complex civilizations.

[@nativestacker4185]

Why do religious groups always think they know where Native Americans come from ? Some say they came from Asia and went across the Bering straight , but what if some Native Americans went west across The Bering Straight instead ? Because we know that Native Americans were in North America before the last Ice Age . There may have been trading and even inter breeding with Asian people after the last Ice Age . One thing is for sure , Native Americans that were still pure blood and tested from the central planes had no African Gnomes , but all other species of man on the planet do have African gnomes so this is now being looked at . If you remove religion from the equation it opens up a whole world .

[@SweetTea-Stephens]

You do know that Russia literally came all the way down to San Francisco before America bought it and Alaska from them, right? 😂😂😂😂😂😂 And dna doesn’t lie.

[@shaunsteele6926]

who would be here to go west? humans don't spring up out of the ground, they all originated somewhere and went out into the world

[@williammoreno-pp1og]

@@SweetTea-Stephensthat dose not mean, native Americans came from the Russian continent, 💀 it didn’t even exist tbh, as Russia, so simply native Americans were hairy beings or maybe even apes by the time they got here and evolved into humans like the rest of the world did we don’t know m, no one knows where native Americans came from these are all theories!

[@williammoreno-pp1og]

@@shaunsteele6926that’s not what he is trying to say!

[@williammoreno-pp1og]

Don’t listen to these comments ,I’m with you with this, these people are so ignorant that they think people with the same eyes are from the same place!

[@TruthbyMean]

Dr Nathaniel needs his own youtube channel...

[@ROTALOT]

Luigi Luca Cavelli-Svorza wrote Genes, Peoples, and Languages in 2001. Great diagrams and charts in there.

[@amechealle5918]

My Daughter is Half Samoan, her half Sister took a DNA test and she had Chinese ancestry. We found that really interesting. P.S. you mentioned the Han Dynasty being the ruling party while Christ was alive. I love history and seeing where the different nationalities where in their own historical development when Christ was alive! Thanks fir that bit!

[@KentPetersonmoney]

I sometimes wonder what was going on in America during the bible timeline.

[@Revelation911]

Cannibalism ,drugs rape and tribal war.

[@bhazerelli7611]

​@@Revelation911 yes, just like throughout other pagan places like Britain, Ireland...

[@nancydrew1102]

Op , most Samoans have Chinese, German , English , ancestry my nephews & niece do through their father .

[@amechealle5918]

@@nancydrew1102 yes I knew about the others, it was the Chinese we didn’t know about we thought it would have been Japanese instead

[@teacher-deb]

I've taught English for 20 years, and I love to learn about the language family trees. I have wondered about the number of language families versus the 70 (language?) families mentioned in Genesis. Your explanation as to why we might count more than 70 language families today makes perfect sense. Sharing this video with the Chinese speakers I know, in hopes that you can find the evidence you're looking for, Nathaniel! Keep up the Good Work!

[@ashton1952]

A Chinese man I met whilst visiting a church in South America explained to me how the Chinese alphabet comes from Genesis. Each symbol depicts events in the book of Genesis.

[@frederiquecouture3924]

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[@teacher-deb]

@@ji8044 You have no proof of those dates either. Scientific consensus doesn't determine facts. Keep watching, and keep an open mind.

[@loveliberals-pb9yq]

Is only knowing one language still racist according to liberal's?

[@dharialurie2195]

"Lost, Even While Dafa [Great Heavenly Law] Spreads Though the sun still travels East to West Larger cosmic workings have gone awry Divine ones came to earth for Dafa Intent on returning to Heaven with its path Do not be blinded by money For that is worthless in the end After lifetimes of pain, the hour is finally at hand Dafa is spreading; why are you still lost? Autumn of 2011" Master Li Hongzhi (from Falun Dafa teachings)

[@miray1739]

first i was surprised to have 1 % DNA Native American, I am from USSR and half Tatar.I thought about and realized my very very distant relatives migrated to America walking. My grandma siblings took a boat in 1907, i took a plane to come here😀

[@richardgregory3684]

All humans are genetically related to all other humans.

[@GentiluomoStraniero]

I've always observed similarities between folks from former soviet republics to our Natives. Some North Eastern Native Tribes have a European facial structure.

[@melm295]

Depending on region, that’s often due to how mixed we are w European settlers.

[@teetrevor]

Love Dr. Jeanson’s work

[@Winterishere999]

Native Americans came from Asia. How is this new? learned this in the 5TH Grade over 20 years ago. Then again in 9th Grade. Yet when I tell people Native Americans were Asian they look at me like I'm crazy. Go figure...

[@billkallas1762]

Researchers found a link between the current Na-Dene languages of North America and the Yeniseian languages of Central Siberia. This diffusion of languages suggests some people returned home, taking their dialects with them.

[@37hurtado1]

I am a Salvadoran and me and my children took the DNA . One of my boys has Norwegian ancestry and I have ancestry from Spain. Yea we all are related 👍🏼

[@davidm5707]

And I'm Eastern European Jewish, but I have 1%+ Japanese and 1%+ African DNA.

[@williebisrael2979]

Your and edomite

[@heatherbottoms5813]

Correct me if im wrong but dont the Native people of the Four Corners area have a story about the people that were inhabitants of their land before them. And the amazing cliff dwellings that they built?

[@comfortablynumb9342]

The similarities between the art and architecture of Asia, Egypt, and South America suggest connections that support the idea that people migrated and knew about each other far longer than we realize. There are obvious ancient connections.

[@rjbmarchiac8693]

Typos? Oldest human remains studied bearing R1b were from hunters-gatherers, dated approximatively: 14,000 y. (Spain), 11,500 (France), 9,000 (Roumania and Serbia), 7,000 (Latvia), 7,500 (Samara, Russia). That's some difference with the 1,600 BC given in the video, that is huge on the scale of human migrations. Likewise, minimum estimate for Q haplogroup is 16,000 y. in the Altai region (max is 30,000), and the difference is huge with the 600 BC in the video.

[@davidm5707]

Not typos, it has to fit his agenda.

[@jensraab2902]

All of the dates you are given is before those lunatics think the world was made. They're Young Earth Creationists. Unfortunately, one has to question every single statement that comes out of their mouths as unlike real scientists who look at the evidence and draw conclusions from it, they start with the conclusion and make the evidence fit.

[@jonthegman]

What was your timeline basis and how do come to your theory conclusion?

[@wenlu5046]

Years ago I took a private tour to Spider Rock with a Native American gentleman. His dameanor and the way he talked made me feel like he was from east Asia.

[@edsondocarmo3065]

Hello brothers in Christ ! You have the sources of these charts ? I want to download them

[@TheJoan48]

My grandmother was Magya, Hungarian descent. On the map it showed that they came down to Hungary from Russia. No wonder I have a trace of Russian in my DNA. It's sad that grandma Americanized her lovely name from Mariska Terez to Mary Theresa when she came to the US in 1913. I never knew her real name until a few years ago. She was always Mary, which is the name on her headstone. Imagine all the names that were changed, lots of history lost when people wanted to be American not old country.

[@lisandromcgough9895]

Not to ruin your nostalgia, but I'm guessing your grandma changed her name not so much to erase her past but to avoid the endless misspellings of her name, let alone her surname. I'm an Argentine from Irish origin and, let me tell you, to date only 2 people have got my last name right (and one of those turned to be a distant relative, so it doesn't really count). If the Hungarian names I know are any indication, your grandmother probably chose wisely. I, for one, am definitely picking something like Martinez next life ;-)

[@jacklynnmjackson2383]

Sounds like a choice. The NIJII who were enslaved, had no choice.

[@ekesandras1481]

naming a girl Maria Theresia (or Mariska Terez) in Hungary meant that her parents were loyal Habsburg monarchists, since it was the name of the most famous Habsburg empress and queen of Hungary.

[@nicholauscrawford7903]

It's only really un-American if it's something that undermines our Christian values-based and capitalism-fueled constitutional republic, like communism for instance. I feel like if one is literate enough a Hungarian name shouldn't be difficult for Americans.

[@robertkustos2931]

My father was Hungarian, everyone knew him as Johnny. On the gravestone I put his real name Janos.

[@elely1973]

The book of Ezra says that the Hebrew slaves were taken from Mesopotamia to the shorelines and put in ships. Crossed the Great waters to a land called Arsareth. The trip took a year and a half. In the Hebrew dictionary the word Arsareth is the word Americas. Most were taken to Mexico and South America. Current DNA testing has shown that there is Hebreic / Semetic DNA in Mexico and South America that pre dates to the same time Hebrews were in Mesopotamia.

[@davidjacobs8558]

well, that means people who took Hebrews as slaves had technology to make ships that can cross the Atlantic Ocean, and also navigational technology too. If that was the case, there should be clear record of such technology in history books, because most empire in Middle East of that time certainly had extensive writing system.

[@shaunsteele6926]

@@davidjacobs8558 there might be, if secular academia hadn't been actively trying to cover it up for the last 100+ years. There was also a lot of ancient knowledge lost in the Library of Alexandria

[@marlajacques6947]

elely1973, yes indeed, a geneticist explored roots of Cherokee nation and found they’re predominantly from T group which was from Mesopotamia. I think each nation has specific markers, to be examined independently as some did not mix well with others early on, constantly waging bloodshed on each other

[@elely1973]

@marlajacques6947 yes, advanced DNA testing is hard to dispute.

[@denisecox8683]

Yes the black Americans in the Atlantic slave trade that was the Hebrew slaves

[@busby777]

The Native Americans tell us that it was the other way around. Due to a growing population, some of their people went to Asia.

[@herlantaborgamartinez1680]

Bolivian here 70% indigenous amerindian DNA, 23 % European Spanish mostly basque , 2 % north african , 2 % west african , amazing how history we each share , our DNA is our blueprint from the past .

[@sportswolf1]

The videos are not labeled as episodes. Is there a index for these episodes? By the way, great videos. Thanks for all your work.

[@KevinB-pd3me]

There is a playlist for Traced with the episodes in order.

[@Adobe150]

It's funny. None of these "scientists" ever thought to ASK the Native Americans their history. If they did they would have told you. For example, the Algonquin have a WRITTEN language which tells the story of their journey from the East, in boats. What arrogance.

[@josephbell4896]

So, I don’t know a whole lot about the genetics, but if Native Americans migrated from Central Asia between 250 and 600AD, why did they lose iron technology, animal husbandry, writing, etc.? Regarding languages per continent: Can geography account for the number of language families in the Americas? Also, why does the number of language families in the pre-Colombian Americas point to Native Americans migrating from Central Asia between 250-600AD? Are there actual connections between any of the Native American Languages and Central Asian Languages from the 250-600AD range? One would think that if the migration was so recent, the similarities would be pretty pronounced, as they are in Indo-European languages.

[@JackDiamond21]

It's a Christian Channel, making a video about native Americans. Do you really think any thing in this would be correct?? It's being told from a Christian perspective.

[@JackDiamond21]

However us Native North Americans do have DNA from Central Asia, Mongolia, China, Australia, Ancient Iran, Ancient India, and most notably Siberia in Russia.

[@JackDiamond21]

They don't get that we get our European DNA from Ancient North Eurasians who were a mixture of all the places I mentioned. Native American people also have Denisovan DNA, Denisovans existed in Ancient France, Ancient Italy, Ancient German, and Ancient Scandinavia.

[@joebell7528]

@@JackDiamond21 Actually the fact that they're coming from a Christian perspective doesn't bother me. After it was the Catholics who created the first colleges, A Catholic who posited the heliocentric model of the solar system etc. etc. I'm just not sure what all this is supposed to mean. I haven't got a problem with creationist theories, I just don't understand how this would support creationism. . .

[@vostrovostro8824]

I am Asian and when i see the Natives in America and Canada , most of them look like my cousins and relatives back home . Crazy but true.

[@EternalEmperorofZakuul]

Asia from

[@TheJacquie11]

Its been proven that people calling them selves Native Americans have the Haplo Gene from Siberia and it makes sense.

[@AndyJarman]

The pilgrim fathers were NOT fleeing religious persecution. They were intolerant of Charles I tolerance towards Catholicism and obscure Protestant sects - they left the UK out of intolerance of religious outlooks they disagreed with.

[@stevepodleski]

no written records about the 20,000-10,000 years ago when native americans ancestors crossed the land bridge to America

[@BryonLape]

I often wonder how much detail Nathaniel could give if he could stay in a single topic for an entire video.

[@cptcosmo]

He does stay on topic, it's just a huge amount of pretext/context he has to establish first for the listeners to understand what his findings show. Context is everything, and is often very laborious to establish prior to moving on to the argument's premise...

[@redraven1410]

The immense amout of information he is trying to share in an hour can seem like rabbit trailing. But it all fits under the same topic. Human Genetics.

[@redraven1410]

So how many generations back would an ancestor who contributes 1

[@thelegionare1459]

@@redraven1410 about 6 generations and your families genetics can really change quite fast with each generation... depending on what person the marry... if you think about it it makes sense

[@marthaelenacorral3042]

Like you, at first I was somewhat thrown off by his shift of topics. But, now I appreciate his style as simply helping us to "connect the dots" since the lecture material is so vast, several timelines...and we just have to keep up with his fast speech! You may want to view his team's other videos. ;D

[@IAMhassentyou-h5w]

God bless you AIG and all who come

[@SeaDooManiac97xp]

It may be late in the time-line and many other things had happened previously, ex. challenges to the Roman Empire but I'd be curious to know what impact the 535 A.D. Eruption of Krakatoa had on migration either during or shortly after.

[@CeAcatl_Topiltzin_Quetzalcoatl]

No this is wrong too, in India 🇮🇳 there was a Chola dynasty who had boats that can travel the oceans and we came from them!! About 5000 years ago

[@kenalepha]

There is evidence of a volcanic explosion probably an earlier eruption of Krakatoa at approximately 535 Ad which caused a near 2 year cold snap with famine and contributed to the disruption of most existing rulers. They correlated this through tree rings.

[@roryf.1349]

I remember hearing Robert Sepehr (I think it was him) postulating that there was a potential migration from what is now France to North America around Greenland and interbred with the Iroquois over 2,000 years ago, and that there was about 30% of them that had ancient Euro genes in them. This seems possible, but don't forget that identity and genetics can and often times are two different things.

[@stephenmiller-wb2ul]

I learned in the 1960s that native Americans (Iroquois) were related by language to the French. A few years ago, I watched an educational film confirming this through DNA.

[@roryf.1349]

@@stephenmiller-wb2ul apparently the Yuma language bears some resemblance to Japanese as well.

[@gabrielleangelica1977]

Be careful... Robert has racist tendencies.

[@Tu51ndBl4d3]

no

[@PortmanRd]

Early man started migrating toward the Bering strait land bridge 30,000years ago and crossed over 16,500 years ago. Your bible version of accounts is totally inane.

[@norcaljim8535]

Who did the ancient drawings by present day Pyramid Lake , Nevada? Also, who was the red headed giants in Native American folklore of the west?

[@gordony8196]

I find this discussion very interesting. Regarding language, the Sioux words for yes and no are "Ha" and "e ya". In Japanese it is "Hai" and "e ye". I'd be interested if languages were pursued further. I did take the DNA test through both 23 and Me and Ancestry. Ancestry results were 100% Ryukyu Islands (Okinawa) whereas 23 and Me shows 95% Japanese, 4% Korean, and 1% Southern Chinese. I hope one day, people do get over their denials and accept the fact we're all related .

[@hornet224]

People moved from Asia to the North American continent to escape tyranny and economic misery. They were motivated by the dream of freedom. Today, it is happening again around the world.

[@DaenerysStormborn-cw5ws]

If you look at the Utari (Ainu) people of Hokkaido, it's IMPOSSIBLE not to notice that they look JUST LIKE the Native people of Washington State. Even their culture artifacts look the same! I lived in Japan for a long time and the ancient land bridge across to Alaska is the OBVIOUS route Asian people took to get to North America.

[@nikhwalee4252]

It may not be applied to all races of American Indians. Read Kevin Menzies' book 1421. Some Chinese may have settled in the American territories far earlier than what mentioned in his book.

[@sitinowak]

Yes, I read the book. Fascinating.

[@vondahartsock-oneil3343]

I'm Native American and we came from the Altai Region and went all the way to Nova Scotia then down into the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence to Ohio River Valley, and forcefully moved westward to Kansas. Went to fight in the Civil War, came back to Kansas and white ppl had taken over our homes and land, so a tribe in Oklahoma sold us some land, and here we are. My father came from around the Black Sea area, over to what's now Bavaria, then up the Rhine, cross to the UK, then sailed to America. I always joke about how one went one way, the other went the opposite way and they met somehow in Oklahoma. What a journey. There's a man who is a member of one of the PNW tribes who went to Japan. He said he was struck by the fact he could understand what they were saying and vice versa. Their languages were so similar. The Cherokee language is very Hebraic.

[@kyleharry9261]

The mountain tribes of China literally have the same transitional dance and culture as the Native Americans. The dance were handed down for generations. There are so many things in common.

[@wakiyanluta6022]

What tribes you talking about? Every tribe is different and there’s hundreds of them

[@mlight7402]

Hypotheses do not make facts. Archaeology shows mankind was farming where I live (Sonoran Desert) for 4,000 years. They arrived 2,000 before Jesus.

[@rosafalls8068]

Hmm, what could have happened in 536 A.D. that sent people traveling and looking for other places to live? What happened in 536 that caused the entire northern hemisphere to go dark and cold and enter into The Dark Ages when the sun barely shined for 10 years and took 100 years to recover from? What happened in 536 and was ongoing for about a decade after that caused massive plagues, famine, loss of life and knowledge? Jackson Crawford has a video on it. There is a record in stone about what happened in 536, written on the Rok Runestone with Dr. Henrik Williams. People used to speak much less literal and more metaphorically than now days. But the record is literally written in the ice and tree rings on earth. The Chinese also have records. If your world went dark and there was no sun or summer, you'd probably move too and have a lot of social upheaval.

[@emilyvee4922]

My daughter is half Quechua. We live in China. She looks just like her friends. Blends right in.

[@blingiy]

The native Americans didn't all come from China over the Alaskan land bridge, many of the hundreds of "tribes" originally came by boats from the east, from Europe and the Mediterranean.

[@Kön-b8k]

😂Clown

[@PortmanRd]

DNA clearly shows that the native American ancestors reached the Americas from Siberia 23,000 years ago. Enough said.

[@AngelinoShred]

So, if the Native Americans came here from Asia in the AD era, did they just all forget how to make iron? Wheels?

[@retalittlegeorge3067]

I recently read article about Darrell "Dusty" Crawford. I believe he lives in Montana. His DNA was tracked back 17,000 years and 55 generations. Oldest DNA found in native American.

[@BiblicalFlatEarth]

North America was under ice. When it receded, people from Siberia area migrated to North America.

[@jeremymorrall6750]

I'm sure you've heard of The Lakes Indians who were found to carry European DNA that is 20,000 years old. Further, it has been found that ancient tools ('Clovis Point')of a similar age in the region were virtually identical to those of the ancient 'Solutrean' people of South West France and dated to be of the same age. It has been suggested that they managed to cross the Atlantic in the last ice age moving from ice flow to ice flow. Too, it was noted that these ancient Europeans obviously had established breeding populations there. By contrast, It was also noted that peoples who crossed the Bering Strait had entirely different stone tools as compared with the early Clovis point tools. Moreover, the 20,000 year old European DNA is not found among the North Western indigenous North Americans. I saw a very sober and credible documentary covering this hypothesis some years ago entitled 'Stone Age Columbus?' Now I'm waiting for some Poindexter to tell me I've got a few details wrong, which is likely, because I haven't refreshed my memory on this matter for 10 years!

[@BrianAten]

You certainly wanna read Brian Sykes books using maternal dna origins from the Fertile Crescent…..easy to read and absolutely fascinating

[@jeremymorrall6750]

@@BrianAten Interesting - I'll certainly look in to this.

[@BrianAten]

@@jeremymorrall6750 Bryan Sykes I just found him on yet

[@BrianAten]

You tube

[@marysfaith-topics522]

Indian majorites have Mangoline descents not European

[@KarinaForte-qh2qt]

We are one .we are all connected ❤️

[@Jeremy-ms3bd]

Their are many different perspective angles on how to view the information from depending on how you gather the information and stack the information gathered, from creation of expansion and then the sun and earths creation. and then through progressionary time to eventually come to our human perspective even with cataclysmic events. The book is a map of the surface of our world and space. Also with overlapping transmigratory timelines that fork outward at certain plot map markers. Just something I happened to notice one day due to how overall patterns have been pieced together.

[@HIGHLANDER_ONLY_ONE]

❌ Definitely from Asia. When I listen to the Japanese language, although the words may mean something completely different, the language, and the entonation is very much like the many NA languages. Also, thank you for pointing out the possibility that the NA pushed another people out from here, ac people who lived here at least 3,000 before the Asians arrived here, one of them being the Giant Red Haired people. There's proof that caucasian people from southern France also were here, before the NA arrived here as well... I'm not saying that the NA shouldn't have done so, but when the Europeans came here, every one is up in arms, but that was the way it was... ❌

[@KBosch-xp2ut]

Get your ears checked.

[@simontenkate9601]

@ highlander. "caucasian people from sourhern france". That is intriguing and sounds like very Politically Correct. In my humble opinion I would rather place caucasians in Dagestan, Chechnia etc., in the Caucasus mountains. I would prefer to call these "caucasians" white people, or europeans.

[@mmw285]

Many would contend that this narrative is true only for most native tribe but not all. If you look at many eastern u.s. tribes, many of the words fall in line with middle eastern languages particularly Hebrew. Many eastern tribes say they came from the east, not the west.

[@davidjacobs8558]

that's what Mormon says. Book of Mormon is basically Hebrews came over to Americas after the fall of tower of Babbel.

[@keithwatson8228]

It's not racist to look at other people as foreign, or separate. You said yourself that we were separated at the Tower of Babel by God. He separated us for a reason, and we were not supposed to be together.

[@nemonbuckery5512]

Greatest video ever.👍🏿👊🏾✌🏿

[@Tweeza57]

What Nathaniel Jeanson really needs to do is refute the Australian indigenous peoples claim they’ve been here 65,000 yrs an error

[@KBosch-xp2ut]

Claimed and backed by evidence.

[@diannalocke997]

I find this very interesting because I am a member of the Western Band of the Cherokee nation and my DNA is R1b1.

[@freedominion7369]

Fascinating discussion and thanks for posting 📖✝️

[@191895]

Do not forget: The human species sang before they spoke.

[@OutWestRedDirt]

You don't know what came first. No one does.

[@bbgun061]

Is this a re-upload? Most of it seems quite familiar, but that might just be Dr Jeanson's review.

[@prefersoxygen9373]

Indigenous people of the Americas already knew this. Humans are nomadic. Civil unrest, food sources, weather, land ownership, and tribalism all lead to nomadic people.

[@zerosteel027]

Amazing what you can figure out when you put the bible back into the picture

[@connilady57]

Amen...

[@johnlord8337]

Those tribal lineages of North America called "snakes" like the Lakota/Dakota ... can only mean not a personality stereotype (never trust a scorpion nor a snake) - but that they were Mayans and Aztecs of Central America where snakes (anacondas) were part of their ceremonial status ... snake pyramids and ziggurats. The same applies for the Celts that Saint Patrick chased out of Ireland - not physical snakes - but Mayan Celt "snakes".

[@jameshopkins21]

The Book of Mormon describes two major migrations to ancient America around the time of the dispersion of peoples from the Tower of Babel around 2000-1800 BC cross Central Asia and may have left migrants in China and came to the Americas by boat and may have founded the Archaic culture of the Olmec and another major migration in 600 BC from Jerusalem to the Americas again by boat. Currently, only the Algonquin family of tribes have been found to have Middle Eastern genetic markers and no Asian markers. The common ancestors you described of the major Haploid groups you described fit your model remarkably well.

[@robertanderson218]

The book of mormon is just a con job from a liar named J Smith, uttter nonsense.

[@luimackjohnson302]

Thank you for sharing this video. You have a important and good topic of education! And I think your channel can be more popular if you go straight to answering your themes or topic that you have posted instead of going about it in along windy, winding road! Just food for thought. Thank you again. Greetings from Madang, Papua New Guinea!

[@josepharamaki4745]

if the Native Americans are descended from an Iron Age Central Asian civilization, why did they all seemingly and inexplicably forget metallurgy once they crossed the Bering Straits? There are no metal tools required to smelt and work iron especially using pre-industrial modes of production. Utter nonsense and shameful to suggest.