No, Native Americans Were NOT The First Americans | Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson

The pre-Columbian history of the Americas has remained one of the most mysterious eras of the human story. Written records are absent, leaving genetics and archaeology to fill in the blanks. Or so we’ve been taught. Have written clues to the Americas been lying before our eyes this whole time? Join us as we uncover the neglected pre-Columbian history of the Americas! (with Ken Ham and Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson)
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[@Packetrackit]

I think the biggest takeaway from all of history should be that the modern lens in which we look at it did not exist. I’m African and for a lot of people our story begins with colonization, only it doesn’t since that’s exactly what the Bantu did during their great migration, they conquered land, and drove out the natives, sometimes even wiping out entire tribes. That was the name of the game back then. None of our ancestors are “innocent”, and someday our descendants will look back at us and point fingers the same way some of us are.

[@weignerleigner3037]

Yeah people don’t seem to understand the world is pvp a dog eat dog world. In the first world we don’t have to live this way so we don’t understand what we consider “abhorrent behavior” but I’ve always believed if the facade of civilization went away, the lights went off and the gas turned off, these people who pretend they are on a moral high ground would devolve back into the very thing they claim to hate instantly.

[@vjoelp]

Absolutely. If you go back far enough no race is truly innocent.

[@1TalldrinkH2O]

I agree

[@JoshuaPaulHollenbeck]

facts baby!! human history is brutal period.

[@clinttrost5743]

Every race has its skeleton’s you can’t condemn a race for its past all that matters is if they learn from the past to make a better future

[@batboylives]

I am 'cree from canada' and I was told I was indoctrinated (Christian). I said well they sure pick the hardest one of them all, GLORY TO GOD!

[@user-pp6fx7si4g]

Under no circumstances at all! The biblical god and everything around "him" is completely unpalatable to me. Not a shred of real Proof for anything concerning the biblical god.

[@gardenjoy5223]

For those, who follow the series: new info starts around 17: 50.

[@christianfrommuslim]

Thank you for pointing out how repetitive and click bait the series is.

[@aaaaa1957]

I’m Blackfoot on my father’s side. Weather my ancestors were here first or not doesn’t mean anything. I’ve never found pride in my Heritage because I did nothing to select it. I do find this new information interesting. I love history, not the history people or groups are trying to push. Thanks for sharing.

[@chahtaohoyo6671]

of couuuuuurrrrrrsssseeeee you're blackfoot. i bet there's a great granny who is cherokee also. lol

[@mrliberty8468]

Iam an American and proud of it the past culture of my ancestors is interesting mostly English and German my direct Ansester on my dad's side arrived in 1639 but it's not my culture because I am an American.

[@aaaaa1957]

Probably

[@peaceishmael-fr4vl]

Yes it does mean everything if you are not the first then who is oh I know Webster’s dictionary said in 1828 copper colored people are and that would be me and my people ☹️🦾🪶🔥

[@TD-ir5xw]

@@peaceishmael-fr4vlokay wabo. 😂😂😂 you’re African and European. deal with it.

[@melinda6024]

For millenia, various people groups have come to the shores of North and South America from Asia, Europe, Middle East, etc....there is archeological proof. Have you noticed how the Native Americans on our East coast look Asian, some even Japanese-looking, while some Natives in New England look similar to people in the middle East. I have seen some look like caucasian, some look Egyptian. Many mysteries have happened in our blending of cultures past. We are only now understanding some of what happened. When the English settlers arrived in parts of Virginia, they met Native Americans with blue eyes. You know, it was probably from a visit from the Vikings. I say, let's love and appreciate our ancestors, whoever they may be.

[@laurahealy2163]

Yes. I look to history - and the dark ages - which puts everything as separate groups, who never came into contact with one another. But, what happened if the ancient Egyptians traveled? What happens if people in Asia (what we consider today as China, Japan, Korea, etc.) traveled too? I saw an ancient Egyptian statue that bore the Asian - in his eyes, particularly. In OK, there is a carving of Anubis. Interesting to wonder, more interesting as this whole thing gets unlocked.

[@annep.1905]

@@laurahealy2163 Prior to the dark ages, it is well known that peoples travelled and traded. Actually, they did during the dark ahes too, but many of those records are obscured.

[@colinchampollion4420]

Melinda. You hit the Bullseye ~Sooo true your words🤣😋🤓!

[@StarCrystal9]

...but what is the most important that the Indian existence suits the political accusations against americans in particular and against whites in general! And nobody cares to correct it whatever the proofs! I,am not against anybody but I do hate the biases!

[@mischelle9530]

We didn't arrive in Virginia, and we arrived 1500 years ago. All history is a lie. I don't even know where to begin with this new history being taught.

[@jagsfanrick]

Thank you so much for this series. Amazing this is 2 years old but lots have watched in the last 2 weeks

[@aaronchambers9888]

FASCINATING. Best channel I've found in awhile

[@Tanya401life]

Excellent video! Thank you for the effort you put into making it.

[@agentl0key891]

The main reason they don't or can't reason it out is because critical thinking has not been taught in public schools for decades.

[@prattacaster]

Your obviously really old or don't have children in public school.

[@agentl0key891]

@@prattacaster Really old, do my children's children count?

[@prattacaster]

@@agentl0key891 lol, I guess so. My daughter is getting a heck of an education at one of the "worst" public schools in metro Nashville. She has already received college credits and they have a very diverse education curriculum. This is in a state known for terrible public schooling too. The attack on public schooling is a GIANT LIE, or at least overblown. It's really sad to see, and social media is to blame. You have to branch out and seek different news sources or something.

[@agentl0key891]

@@prattacaster My brother's family is in Nashville, no complaints there. I'm in Chicago where it's worse so let's not paint with a broad brush. It depends who is in charge of the education. The suburbs North of Chicago are better than the Southern (that's probably a funding problem though).

[@traceypedigo6405]

I appreciate your hard work, to unravel the origins. Perhaps one day you can focus on my mother's people, who have great variations in our looks. Thanks for your work!

[@hardstylelife5749]

I’ve always being fascinated by the human attitude of fighting for the sake of fight: how different researchers can call each other liars and forgers despite nobody was truly there Whitnessing the reality of the facts...instead of putting the pieces of the puzzles together for the common good and improvement they spend so much energies and time trying to defend their thesis. Very interesting video, thanks for sharing it :)

[@loucorona2684]

But they are the experts and know everything. I agree totally with you. If they would work together maybe the truth would come out.

[@hardstylelife5749]

@@loucorona2684 Guess some people enjoy more ego than truth :)

[@keke1093]

Blacks r the true Indians all these 5$ fairskin people running around claiming to b us r all mongoloids and Caucasian decent the real Indians was melanated Aborigines we love the heat which is our natural environment and y'all r connect to cold weather which future prove who y'all r due to are your ancestors derived from Northern Asia norther Europe where it's. Cold as heck

[@skeezix8156]

Reasons for vehemently defending their research is due to being heavily funded with a predetermined verdict. Mostly because there’s billions in land, resources and rights involved.

[@LookThisUpGreedWikiNotGoogle]

History is not the past. History is not time. Only the almighty good source can see the past and know such is true.

[@cozycoffee3831]

Thank you for doing this great work, everyone needs to know the truth!!! Keep up the great work and God bless!!!

[@christinerichardson6596]

I know I'm years late, but I have never seen this before. I have been saying this for years. I will be listening now!

[@davidmcintosh3468]

*THIS IS INCREDIBLY INTERESTING* God bless you all!

[@warrenclyde2467]

100% false

[@sharonsanders2198]

This is SO interesting!! Thank you!!!

[@batboylives]

All this is for people to see that will see, for those to hear that will hear. Keep up the videos!

[@surrenderdaily333]

This is by far the most interesting video in this series so far!

[@servantgeorge1700]

@@markuse3472 I haven't seen the video, but it seemed to flawed right from the first 30 seconds. I wanted to check the comments to see what the people were saying and thinking. You seen to be the only one, so far, that has even given any real thought or critic to the video. Thanks, though I think l will see the video to gather my own opinion: compare it to what I know, and with what you have stated.

[@danthebookhunter]

@@markuse3472 thank you sir. I was taking notes as this guy was making his presentation and I think you have done a better and more thorough rebuttal then I could have a accomplished without a great deal of time and editing

[@giovannifarinacci5946]

Thank you for your presentation. I believe there will be more things that in times to come will be discovered- likely even unexpected things. I believe that different groups from foreign regions settled the New World in addition to the likely central Asia region. Like you implied an open mind is essential.

[@keke1093]

Fun fact: not only r they not the 1st Americans they r not even Indian n the Earl 1900's they was able to purchase their nationality and claim to Indian for cheap as 5$ which is where the term five dollar Indian derived from and the Mayans the original people of Mexico who built the pyramids migrated to islands of Jamaica and Haiti who y'all call Jamaicans Haitians and Trinidadians who all come from the the Igbo tribe who is descendants of Abraham

[@dustin2858]

Things are discovered and "mysteriously disappear" everyday

[@Justin-zi8bs]

@@keke1093 thats really interesting thank you for sharing sister

[@shannanfarrance5993]

Episodes need to be numbered, or put into their own playlists

[@bozeman1982]

Great content, but I would like to go through these in order can we get them numbered.

[@edpayne2626]

The native in our area have a flood account, in this story, there was a great flood and a man made a great raft and put every animal upon it, he then made a huge rope and tied it around the top of the highest mountain so that it could not be sunk until the water retreated. This story comes from native Canadians in B.C Canada. So far from where it happened, but still a flood story.

[@rebeccaspires8532]

I’m sure they got it from the word of God, or from the constellations. Gods Word is in the heavens even before the Word was written. However, the descendants of Noah also are aware of the great flood, so all people’s share this story.

[@TheFrankHummer]

Randall Carlson has a theory that there was aa massive flood in the Scablands in Washington state, I think about 12,600 years ago (I'm not sure about the timing, but I'd say it's between 10,000 and 14,000 years ago.

[@iammanna]

👀 very interesting

[@MadameBraynDamaj]

Thats a cool story. Seems every group of people have a flood story. I heard it was after Babylon people were scattered all over the world and language was confused. I find it odd that there were so many different cultures that came from Noah and his bloodlines. I'm trying to make sense of it all. History has been so distorted and twisted by the Elites or kings to make up whatever they want to control masses. Right now they have used racism against blacks as a divisive tool and also calling white colonizers (even if they are white they say this) like it's bad. I've heard different storied about how slavery really was in America. There were so many different races used in America back then. They'd send prisoners here to work from England, Ireland, Scotland etc. Point being its all been crazy but blaming one skin type for everything is really such a stupid logic. Can't believe people have been taught to hate their own skin color while telling others they are oppressed victims and they should keep being victims for virtue points. History is amazing but the truth is being so twisted at the moment. A few giants and others survived the deluge somehow. Neanderthals were from the old school humans that lived to be like 800 years old. Trey Smith is awesome to watch too on YT. I go off. This is all so interesting.

[@Yarrb53]

Every culture has a variant of the Noah's ark story ! Something obviously happened. We have evidence of a comet strike in Greenland some 12,000 years ago.

[@kathyjames9250]

Thank you gentlemen! I am really enjoying the blessings of “increased knowledge” of all kinds, Biblical and scientific, etc.

[@getreadyforthelamb]

Do you have these series on DVD. Also looking for a good one on the Neandertals on DVD for my dad who doesn't read but will watch videos that I send to him.

[@bluzzjazz]

The amount of research that went into this presentation is astounding!

[@paulheydarian1281]

Really?🤔 How so?🧐

[@kathrynbeetham5308]

Yeh. Researched from dodgy websites to back up his belife, nothing backed with actual evidence or sience.

[@emmanuelgoldspleen2905]

@@kathrynbeetham5308 Yes. Jeanson's presentation was absolutely shite. For someone allegedly with a PhD, I am shocked at how poorly educated he truly is. There was not much scientific material presented in this clip. It's all unscientific Christian hogwash and speculation, on behalf of Bible-Belt Americans.

[@emmanuelgoldspleen2905]

@@paulheydarian1281 It's a shockingly poor level of research!

[@box2519]

The Cliff Notes on this article would be fascinating to have.

[@dalewarke7763]

When you post a new video in the series, maybe you can put a numerical post, so it is easier to look for when a viewer wants to watch this information in chronological order. As it is now, you have to click on a video and wait until one of the presentators mentions which episode we are viewing.

[@ericsam1761]

As a Navajo & a Christian, History has always intrigued me. Among all the different tribes, each has their own Creation/Beginning story. What always arouses my curiosity, it the leaving out The Biblical event of The Tower Of Babel....I know Navajos are the Mutts of the southwest. But, I believe the ancestors of the earliest Navajos were created at The Tower of Babel. Regardless of what you believe, it is NOT hard to think that even today, on a clear day. People say you can see Russia from Alaska. You think going back hundreds of even thousands of years that wasn't possible? All it would take is for some people the say, "Hmm, I wonder what is over der"? (I imagine ANY future "Native American" pointing with his lips). Lol...

[@PortmanRd]

If Russia had discovered America first it would've been more like a re-discovery.

[@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND]

You are not the indigenous Navajo... you ancestors came here from the other continent. It's no way you're in the same tribe as Tina Turner's family....

[@bengreen171]

the reason why there is no Native American version of the tower of babel is because it isn't a historical event. It's a fable. And we know that thousands of years ago there was a land bridge from Eastern Siberia to Alaska. It's only as sea levels rose after the last Ice Age that the Bering Strait formed, separating the two continents. We've known for a long time that people crossed into the Americas via this land Bridge during the Ice Age, making their way into the interior, probably by first following the coast south into what is now Washington State.

[@PortmanRd]

@@bengreen171 👏👏👏👍

[@ericsam1761]

@@bengreen171 what fable? New scientific evidence has proven the Tower of Babel COULD have existed. Are the ruin the actual Tower? And even if it is, it still doesn't prove that actual event of people starting to speak different languages. They only can prove the project was abandoned... I already stated I agree with people, including the earliest Navajos traveling from a distant land, based on the Navajo stories of the first man & woman. Now, is this the first man & woman EVER? Or is this the First Navajo man & woman? I don't think any Navajo really knows...But, the story tells of them arriving in different worlds (which could be areas, some say levels, and some even think portals). As a Christian, I believe we all originated from Adam & Eve. They weren't created here in North America, so yes. The Navajo traveled from somewhere... Now, obviously I can only speak for MY beliefs. I can't & don't speak for others Navajos. Or other native tribes, which have their own beliefs & cultures that I don't know or practice. Yet, you do...by saying that there is no record of event amongst Native Americans. Do you know ALL their stories? Please enlighten us...My point is, obviously there would be NO evidence to the Tower of Babel in the Americans. Because it didn't happen here. Also, we are speaking of an event that...If you Believe it, predates ALL Natives peoples that would eventually travel to the new world.

[@bigdave6194]

I have done extensive genealogical research on my families for over 30yrs. I can trace most lines back to around my 14th to 16th great grandparents. When I did the dna testing through multiple agencies I show to have polynesian ancestry that doesnt seem to show in any of my lines going back to the 1300s. What we all are is a real mystery and is almost impossible to understand at times. We have done dna on 43 members of my family. Nowhere is anyone showing any polynesian other than my fathers side. His ancestors came from Scandinavia to Germany then to America in the early 1500s. But as far back as then to now there is no record on any side of Polynesian. And thats with a family tree listing 17k persons. One of my grandfathers was kidnapped with other women and children at the Great Deerfield Massacre and was marched over land into Canada and later traded into the Mohawks. Where he grew up and married a native girl. They later went back to his fathers home in Deerfield then moved down the east coast before settling near the Chicamauga Cherokee near Running Water town. Two of their daughters were taken as wives into the Chicamauga and one of those had a daughter who married into my Chapman line. So related two ways. I assume somehow the unknown heritage of all of these native americans is where the polynesian dna comes from. Its all I can figure and Ive looked for years.

[@aRistotle.-.]

Well those DNA ancestry sites gave different results to a set of identical twins, so I wouldn't put much stock in what they tell you, honestly. They're a data gathering scam and the science behind them is still very sketchy. Just fyi

[@davidwilson410]

I have done well over 400 family trees for people and I still put no faith in DNA tests, but rely on the Legal/Historical method.

[@Susweca5569]

When I had stage 3 cancer 14 years ago I decided to get a DNA a test in case I died so my daughters would know my genetic background. There was a lot more going on than my parents ever told me about with my ancestry, but the truly unpredictable and surprising DNA was from Kazakhstan of all places. My father said we were English and that was that but genetically, I'm a full half Scottish. We do not carry all of the DNA of all of our ancestors and a DNA test can vary within a family of blood siblings but it was interesting.

[@larrysmith7155]

Wow, your ancestors came to America in the early 1500s ~ Did they settle in Central or South America since no settlements were made in North America prior to the 1600s?

[@bondjames7007]

DNA is vague…it is early days new Science…

[@CJ-gv6bq]

I read a scientific research paper done by many universities and the American Indian is not indigenous to North America. These people were nomatic and came to the US via an ice bridge. These people migrated back and forth multiple times before the land bridge receaded and included people from Siberia, Mongolia and other countries.

[@diegolopez000]

If it’s a Navajo dna yes, if it’s a Yaqui dna no, if it’s a tairona dna no. See where I’m going with this, europe is the size of brazil

[@matthewbent3523]

That's been 100% disproven and is totally racist

[@CJ-gv6bq]

@@matthewbent3523 wow, the information came from a collaborative effort of more than 20 institutions and included genetic testing of human remains to determine race and origan, so my comment is based on science, not racism. You are obviously a Social Justice, neo-Communist if you would employ such a Soviet tactic to discredit my comment. I am part native American, as my grandmother was a French Canadian Indian. Go crawl back into the hole from hence you came.

[@devilzaid6666]

i dont understand why people keep grouping natives from mexico to south america and natives from noth america they arent the same, the navajo and co came from siberia

[@CJ-gv6bq]

@@devilzaid6666 Exactly, these people are not indigenous to America. They were part of a nomadic tribe that came to North America via an ice bridge. They actually travelled back and forth over this ice bridge, until ice receded. They are hen migrated into North and South America. .

[@johnbulger8044]

Thanks Dr. Jeanson for your hard work and research!

[@GoatyGoatGirl]

Toward the end, you make the very best point: science often disagrees with science. My youngest is about to get her degree as a geologist and she writes papers on how some believe a certain mineral area formed one way while others totally oppose them. Even the formation method with its timeline possibilities for rocks is debatable within the scientific community

[@jackandblaze5956]

I've never believed the narrative about the super slow migration of humans (mere inches per year) in pre-history, and here's why. When I was a teenager in the Boy Scouts, I completed the 50 mile (in one day) hike with a full pack (67 lbs) on my back and we did it over mountainous terrain. We broke camp in the dark, packed up all our stuff, cleaned the site, and started our hike before sunrise in the twilight. After the group of us completed the certified mileage (which was 52 miles), we set up camp and still had time and energy to go on another short hike - so without our packs we went on another 14 mile hike real quick to explore the new area. We had all items with us to survive indefinitely without any outside help or contact. There were no cellphones at that time. If a group of teenagers can hike over 50 miles per day with tents, food, and everything needed to survive - then why is it impossible to accept that an ancient group of adults could do the same? 50 miles per day x 300 days per year = 15 THOUSAND miles. That's over halfway around the entire PLANET in less than one year on foot. Even over rough terrain, a group of fit humans accustomed to a nomadic lifestyle could easily migrate one tenth of that (1500 miles) in one season, and even greater distances with the help of pack animals and assistance animals such as hunting dogs and falcons. The entire slow migration narrative is illogical and unlikely.

[@DejaVuSept11]

Maybe less than 50 miles a day, when you consider packed teepees, foot ware and grains, fruit of different crops, dried meat and dough, fire preserving gear and domesticated animals, like chickens, goats and turkeys… plus women, children, babies, pregnant women and the elder… impossible to cover that distance in one day, specially on uncharted and jumbled woodland is the land… doubt it if they could pass with carts through that, the landscape after recent ice age was completely different at of what is now….

[@youflatscreentube]

😅50 miles in one day with a 67 pound pack…in the mountains….really? I’m calling you on this one. After hiking several hundred miles on the AT with a modest 25 pound packs, even after several weeks of being out there getting more conditioned, a 30 miler was a grueling endeavor. Now, regarding the inches per year deal, I 100% agree with you.

[@jackandblaze5956]

@@youflatscreentube Our troop spent about a year of rigorous conditioning to get in good enough shape to do the 50 mile hike. We started with 15 mile hikes and worked up to 25 mile hikes with small to medium, then large packs. There were a LOT of worn out boots and blisters up to that point. It's not all that common, but we took it as a challenge to earn "The 50 Miler" merit badge by hiking 138 miles in 5 days instead of just the usual 50, but on one of those days we did officially hike 52 miles with full packs. Back in the 1970's equipment was not quite as light as it is now, so our packs were a little bit heavy, but we worked up to it. Not everyone in the troop was able to make the big 52 mile in one day hike, but most of us who had been training did, about ten of us. We made the big hike at a ranch called Philmont in the mountains of New Mexico USA. We didn't attempt the big hike until we had acclimated to the terrain and altitude over a one week period with shorter hikes. The altitude change on the day of the big hike was 6500 to 12,000 feet and back to 8500 feet. The terrain was smooth to rough trails with some loose granite "cobble" on non trails above the treeline. Some of the trails were narrow and very similar to deer and goat trails commonly seen in natural mountain areas. What we did would not be smart for the typical modern, obese American to try, or even a typical gym rat with extra large muscles, but for lean, prehistoric humans packing pemmican and leather botas, I'm sure it would have been very doable. Edit: I do remember now that when we went up to the highest elevation, 11,900 ft we left our heavy packs at 9000 feet and just took water, and minimal equipment with us. So our backs did have a six mile reprieve, but not our legs. And our water was frozen when we got to the top of that mountain.

[@jackandblaze5956]

@@DejaVuSept11 Yes, but a group of hunters, soldiers, or explorers could easily cover vast distances and spread their "seed" far and wide.

[@donaldcarpenter5328]

I AGREE!

[@Dogsday198]

An interesting thing to check out about history related to the Aztecs is Steve Quayle and what he is calling "the Nephilim stone". It is from a dig in Mexico and it tells a story similar to Genesis 6.

[@honorablevessel]

I couldn't find anything about it. Could you share a link?

[@Dogsday198]

@@honorablevessel I have tried to post links and just spelling it out, and it won't let me post. The Hagmann Report has a website; you should look at the December 1st episode and that will have links to a dvd he is producing.

[@honorablevessel]

@@Dogsday198 Thanks, I will.

[@davidbilliter5619]

@@Dogsday198 must not fit the narrative 🙄

[@Dogsday198]

@@davidbilliter5619 yep... gotta keep up those appearances.

[@suskagusip1036]

It's possible. I'm not native Americans but we have almost the same fate as these Mayans/Incans and all native Americans in the islands of the Philippines. There were 5 millions native Malay/Austronesians/Black citizens living in the islands when Magellan found it. Our ancestors were mining and making jewelry golds and ceramic pots. Was exposed to the use of gun powders and knives from China and neighboring countries. Just a sad fact that they burned those documents and destroyed, changed our last names.

[@oouknow4176]

Brilliant Dr Jenson Your words about trust the experts. What experts ! people don't want to think and want others to tell them what to think . .is so true and brilliantly expressed. Why so many people throw away there mind. Keep up the great work Thank you

[@vanzikky]

That's how it's been all over the world since time began...that's why all these 'indigenous' discussions are really tiring. Edit: in New Zealand archeological finds are being suppressed to not disturb the Maori narrative.

[@shay5839]

That’s happening in many “Westernized,” mostly white, countries. It goes against the current narrative the powers that be are pushing, so such information is being suppressed. It’s disgusting.

[@alexanderdore8607]

Another addendum to my comment about the Minoans who we are really not sure of their origins other than they predate ancient Greece but were the bronze suppliers to the entire Bronze Age era in that in a Minoan ship wreck ingots of copper and tin were found the copper which had its own specific isotopes was discovered to have originated from mines on an island in Lake Superior in the Americas and small Minoan pottery was found near these unique ancient mines. Even in NE Brazil they have now found evidence of ancient Egyptian artifacts as in the Egyptian style reed boats found on lake Titicaca. I agree with your skepticism but I think you could have made a stronger case about timelines I thank Zecharia Sitchin for opening my eyes from data I discovered in the bowels of NASA while working on DGPS.

[@alantasman8273]

By the way, those copper mines off Lake Superior show that they were massively worked/mined over an extended period.

[@ralphriffle1126]

In Samuel chapter 9; " Did I NOT DELIVER THE Philistiy from Captor" in Hebrew Captor is Crete! The Philistines are monans.

[@enrico7474]

Minoans are genetically related to anatolian farmers like the rest of preindoeuropean europe ,there is no mystery to it.

[@rhovey1059]

Arguably the name minoan could be taken from the Hebrew for “from Noah”. And there is the whole seamanship similarity. Or maybe not.

[@christianfrommuslim]

@@rhovey1059 Interesting. "Min" also means from in Arabic. Possibly other semitic languages?

[@apteryx7080]

Fascinating, thank you.

[@samuelpike1248]

Big Dave,I am mostly of English ancestry,that I am aware of anyway(but I wonder if there are any Pike groups,which is my last name, that over time may have migrated to England say from Scotland perhaps. I know many from my dad's side came over from the southern part of England,but my grandma's side(Robison),came over from Sweden. I honestly cannot find much doing a search over on Family Tree,but interestingly enough,I found a co-worker who is a 9th cousin,what are the chances of that I wonder where you have one or more co-workers related to you on down the line? I guess I may have to log back into my Ancestry account to see if there are any new developments in the past few years. But as far as these DNA kits. Do they actually work? Some say they do and some say they don't. If I knew that there is a chance they do work,I would love to send in a DNA kit to see where other ancestors may have come from,I just don't know much about my dad's side to be honest.

[@rebeccasmith5156]

The funny thing is I did my 23 and me and I’m mostly European but, had trace ancestry from India, Egypt, and China.

[@boomstick4054]

Native doesn’t mean first. It means originating from a region, perhaps many generations. There is always the possibility that there were a different people & cultures there previously.

[@jesseritchie9282]

Exactly

[@AntilleanConfederation]

This is why a region can have multiple native species and also multiple native peoples.

[@willworkforyarn4893]

Wouldn't those originating from a region be the first?

[@boomstick4054]

@@willworkforyarn4893 That depends on whether you believe the world is 5000 years old, or 150,000 years old.

[@willworkforyarn4893]

@@boomstick4054 How would that make a difference? Let's say it's 150,000.

[@danielboerman9585]

I have always thought about this... What we have been taught does not make sense!

[@jamestravenetti7970]

What happened to all the giant skeletons that have been given to the Smithsonian museum for years? They didn't just magically disappear. Hopi legend tells of a race of red headed giants long ago, and skeletons of red headed giants were found in a cave in the Grand Canyon. It was subsequently blown up and the location is a mystery now. What are they trying to hide?

[@bch5513]

I was watching a program about all the gigantic structures in the rain forests that were uncovered by deforestation. Large complexes of these geometric structures of unknown origin. All over in central and South America.

[@patrickdaly1161]

Lost civilizations reclaimed by nature. It wouldn't surprise me if we remove sand from the Sahara and other big deserts that man made structures would be there from past civilization.

[@intuitivecoachtheresa]

The existence of the so called "star forts" throughout the world, on every continent, uniform in structure and purpose and vehemently denied by current rulers, points to an advanced culture that preceeded the great flood. More recently, the confirmation that huge, technologically intricate buildings that are claimed to have been built in the mid-late 1800's, throughout the America's and Europe, could not have been constructed by those people's and are indeed far older. In the U.S., notably near the Cayahoga valley of Ohio (Newark), massive "earthworks" predate the native American people, are precision aligned with celestial movements (like a stonehenge) and suggest histories of human sacrifice. Definitely our history is much different than we've been taught.

[@youngprince383]

So far from the truth my grandma is turning in her grave 🪶

[@terryhman8527]

If you look at the logs of the first Spanish explorers, when they first arrived in North Carolina, they encountered a village, that had an estimated population, of 23 million.

[@paulboy741]

I wasn't about to listen to, and going to sit here for about 52 min of this but I'm soo glad I did. This stuff is very informative and educational for me because it either confirms things that I already believed or infoforms me of thing's I wasn't sure of or didn't already know or have a full knowledge of, and has shed some light on. Thank you very much because it reassures me of thing's & stuff that I needed to know. Thank you. 👍

[@Dulc3B00kbyBrant0n]

Thank God for Answers in Genesis

[@user-sb1vz9pv5y]

Why? Cant you find your invisible friend?

[@captainfanta8641]

No, not when it comes to the America's. It sent the church into a tezy when America was introduced to the European world. Their the Bible didn't mention the America's, or it's people, nor the Animals that lived here. That wasn't settled until 1542. You might want to learn history before typing.

[@EyesFoward]

@@user-sb1vz9pv5y Bet you believe in Aliens though and that they built the Pyramids.

[@itiiyt]

@@user-sb1vz9pv5y The Bible says , God is a spirit. The Bible also says ; that we can see God through his son.

[@robertferguson5562]

@@captainfanta8641 correct

[@maninifarmer1338]

I find it interesting that historians ignore the migration of the Polynesians and their effects. The Polynesians were the greatest navigators and sailors ever. The migration did not stop at Hawaii.

[@Aham-Na]

There’s Polynesian oral traditions of fair skinned peoples with blonde hair who taught them to fish using nets, actually a very specific legend

[@ddizon666]

@@Aham-Na Chinese blonde 😅

[@user-xv4oy4vc6h]

I like that you are trying your best to help for at least the Eastern to central U.S.

[@jamesleon4062]

Thank you so , so much for clearing my apotheosis , of my heritage , at least in the correct direction ... Bless you in all your researchers ... Many Thanks ..........

[@ellenados804]

I actually learned this as a theory in elementary school 50 years ago. Interesting

[@keke1093]

Fun fact: not only r they not the 1st Americans they r not even Indian n the Earl 1900's they was able to purchase their nationality and claim to Indian for cheap as 5$ which is where the term five dollar Indian derived from and the Mayans the original people of Mexico who built the pyramids migrated to islands of Jamaica and Haiti who y'all call Jamaicans Haitians and Trinidadians who all come from the the Igbo tribe who is descendants of Abraham

[@mikenuzzo3323]

@@keke1093 THAT LANGUAGE IS big in africa

[@devinmosley6060]

@@keke1093 actually the so called African Americas is the indigenous natives reclassified throughout history in 1800s and 1900s we are not african we are total different types of negronoids tribes We are from Shem! Africans are from Ham those two tribe mingle the most that's why we're mostly similar in colors but totally different distinct features ..you don't see no one calling South Pacific Aboriginal negronoids africa Australian or African Tongan or African Samoan so why call us African American if my people was already here .. ps in 1900s only 6 % of the blacks population was from african descendants

[@devinmosley6060]

@Art G the the racial integrity act of 1924 first passed in Virginia the beginning of the white people race and the so called slaughter of the real Indians it was on paper not physical yall weak mfs anyways

[@michaelsigismonde7958]

Two Roman vessels, one dating from circa 300 BC, have already been found off the coast of Brazil. The boats contained quite a number of large amphora (which were verified as being Roman in origin) that contained oil from the Mediterranean area. Archeologists have theorized that the ship was blown off course by a storm to land in a cove off the coast of Brazil. This story was first reported in the New York Times.

[@JohnStark72]

There was also one reported off the coast of Texas ages ago.

[@andrewsimms70]

How do you know they were roman, as I have learned the Romans only learned how to build ships when they captured one from Carthage, and they copied it, could this ship be from Carthage instead? and the people in that area looked a lot different from those today who are Turks who invaded in the 14th century. let's not talk about Vikings, the olamacs were there a lot longer and their descendants are from west Africa, I think has always they Europeans wants to claim every history for themselves even stealing other cultures has their own

[@jackandblaze5956]

If I was part of a group of European sailor merchants in 300 BC blown off course by a storm and ended up in Brazil - after seeing the women there - believe me, I would NOT want to go back to Europe for ANY reason. Not even to tell my buddies and ESPECIALLY not my wife. No way Hose-aye. I would definitely keep that secret. btw, I misspelled José on purpose - they didn't speak Portuguese in Brasil at that time.

[@jackandblaze5956]

@@andrewsimms70 Of course the Olmecs of Central America were from Africa. To assume anything different is racist. Europeans, Asians, AND Africans all had sailing vessels long before the dark ages and the subsequent attempt to rewrite history by the optimistically naive and/or egotistical Europeans of the Renaissance era. Although many of those vessels were not specifically designed to cross oceans, it's already been proven that given the right conditions - even a dugout canoe can cross the Pacific one way - so why not the Atlantic and why not in an actual boat blown by the trade winds or a storm?

[@alantasman8273]

@@andrewsimms70 There only one race the human race...the rest is cultural, educational and melanin differences. We are all offspring from Noah and his family...satan's goal is to divide and conquer God's creation.

[@jamespanetta-cf6pu]

In response to the beginning question about population ... there were several cities in Mexico, Belice, and Guatemala that had populations over a million. The ruins of Palenque for example, is comparable in area to today's Albuquerque NM. I lived in Palenque for a year, and visited many of the archeological sites in the area ... and have my own idea why millions of high and middle class Maya disappeared in the 10th Century ... and why the lower class abandoned those cities ... which had to do with their understanding of Cero (the White Conch) during the decade of the arrival of Kulkulcan (Quetzalcoatl). The Maya of today are the remnants of those Low class left-behinds.

[@ClementGreen]

What is your idea about why millions of high and middle class Maya disappeared in the 10th century?

[@tashnahtv6098]

I discovered this channel yesterday and boy oh boy, have I had a lot of questions answered. So many things make sense now. Things are not as complicated as some others make them seem. Sometimes the explanations are just so simple... but of course, if I'm going to try to sell something that doesn't make much sense I'd likely have to embellish in order to make it seem plausible. In all the videos I watched here between yesterday and today, a lot of that embellished nonsense just disappeared. I have more hope now and am less afraid of what to teach my young child. Thank you for making your book prices affordable.

[@phyllisjeffers4213]

Please look for a video called quest for the Appaloosa horse. Appaloosa horses have three distinct characteristics not found in any other breeds of horse. They have spotted skin not just the coat, they had of what's known as the human eye which is white around the eyeball, and they have vertically striped hooves. This lady in the film through genetics has proven that the Appaloosa horse originated in Mongolia area. She has also stated that Lewis and Clark mentioned seeing large herds thousands of horses spotted horses when they came across the plains. The Appaloosa probably didn't come from Europe. But I believe the migrating people from Mongolia would have brought their prize possession, they're horses with them when they cross the Bering strait. Just something for you to consider

[@zvigier]

horses are not native to the northern continent. they were brought here

[@citizencoy4393]

Interesting Bc today they deny coming across the land bridge Bc it proves they were not the first in the Americas.

[@brandonwilson5311]

@@zvigier They actually are native to America and originated in north America...53 million years ago, then they migrated into Asia. Paleontologist have the bones to prove it. They say the horse died off in the ice age then reintroduced by the Spanish. The Natives don't believe this and they say the horse was always here.

[@dutch9357]

@@brandonwilson5311I have a news paper article from 2003-2004 of a tribe in central Washington, all about how the horse was always here. Not in the numbers they were after the Spanish, but here.

[@RodanX21]

Interesting, and now you have the newly released pictures of Antarctica from 1912 showing all kinds of structures similar to ancient Egypt .It all correlates that there was an Ice age or pole shift after the cataclysmic flood.

[@bruhbutwhytho2301]

😂you really are gullible 😂

[@RodanX21]

@@bruhbutwhytho2301 I guess you were around 250 Million years ago so you have the full scoop.

[@bruhbutwhytho2301]

@@RodanX21 no but I can think critically about what I see on the internet.

[@RodanX21]

@@bruhbutwhytho2301 I guess we'll have to take your word on that.

[@mixtecjaguar9824]

Is this what concerns the Europeans? Who was here first? The fact doesn't change, the Europeans exterminated (erased) nearly all of the people (inhabitants of the Americas) that were here before 1492. Even their Eurasian god said it was OK to commit atrocities.

[@rayriley4020]

Well done and thanks.

[@marthasteele9917]

Truly fascinating. I find your explanations to be the most reasonable I have ever heard. I appreciate your willingness to accept the oral histories of the people with whom you are researching. I have always found the "main-stream" experts entirely too arrogant in dismissing all evidence and theories put forth by the very people that would know. Thank you Dr. Jeanson, can.t wait to watch all your videos.

[@cinda6874]

I don't care who was here first but God was. So there!!! He made us all!

[@denisegarchow1405]

The Bible says that Noah devided the whole world between his sons. I belive the bible, YAHUAH'S word!

[@blahblahblah4544]

Yeah me to :)

[@gamethogic3751]

You literally just said you don’t care about God…thats a good first step to being reasonable ..lets keep that goin

[@fredarente]

Naturally you don’t care and Your GOD is not the first here either!!!!! American Holocaust;( I certify to you that with the help of God we shall powerfully enter your country and shall make War against You in All Ways and All Manners that we can and shall subject You to the yoke and obedience of the Church and their Highnesses. We shall take You and Your Wives and Your Children, and shall make Slaves of Them, and as such shall sale and dispose of them as their Highnesses may Command. And we shall take your goods and shall do You all the Mischief and Damage that We can as to vassals who do not obey and refuse to receive their Lord and resist and Contradict him. In practice the Spanish ( European Colonizers) did not usually wait for the Indians to reply to their demands. The Indians were manacled then as it were they were read their rights. ( as one colonist and historian described the routine. After they were put in chains someone read the Requerimiento without knowing their language and without any interpreters, and without either the readers or the Indians understanding the Language they had no opportunity to reply, being immediately carried away Prisoners the Europeans not failing to use the stick on those who did not go fast enough. In this perverse way the invasion and destruction of what many including Columbus thought was a “Heaven On Earth” began! Not that the reading of the Requerimiento was necessary to the inhuman violence the Spanish (European Colonizers and the Church) were to perpetrate against the Indigenous People they confronted. Rather the proclamation was merely a legalistic Rational for the fanatical.......the requerimiento is representatives of the very same standards practiced Policing Today. Columbus and his men shipped thousands of Sun-kissed, Melanin Rich, Aboriginal, Indigenous American Indians to The Islands, To Europe and to Afrika and sold them as Negroes. Negroland is in Afrika and yet we don’t question why?!? And the idea that Europeans continue to both negate and experiment with the existing functioning Cultures is highly offensive. American History equals, Aboriginal History Autochthonous History American Indian History Indigenous American History = Black History!!! Reclassification from Indigenous to Black and Afrikan American has both denied and confused a great many of Our People, Regarding Our Contributions, In our Own Land. The Meritorious Manumission Act of 1710......In Exchange for Freedom. 1) Save the life of Pigment Impaired. 2) Protect the Pigment Impaired. 3) Squeal on The Sun Kissed. 4) Invent something that the Pigment Impaired can make Financial Gain and Power from. The Fragility is real and seems to be exclusive to the uninvited, Europeans, who’ve no bootstraps to genuinely boast upon.

[@allstargaming5270]

@@gamethogic3751 blasphemy

[@PlanetRockJesus]

I'm a Native American. I was BORN here in 1953 of parents who were a mix of Swedish, French, Canadian, etc

[@shelleythompson-brock6412]

Same here. Born in 68. Scot, Irish, Dutch, Seneca Iroquois, German.

[@lizgibson5266]

Swedish, Irish, Cherokee

[@aryanprivilege9651]

The ultra violence of indigenous is horrific to learn about, genocides loses of inhuman numbers the brutality murdering slaving and horror must have been terrifying. Never mind Mayan feasts temple dedications of tens of thousands cannibalism, the destruction of their whole world.

[@Frankie5Angels150]

And Elon Musk is an African-American.

[@kenrickdavis2980]

AND YOU ARE NOT FROM HERE THE TRUE INDIANS ARE ISRAELITE 600 BC

[@tomteacher5885]

can't find the next video. maybe a link in the description?

[@davidbenner2289]

There is the mound builders. One is near my home on the South Fork of the Shenandoah River in Warren County, Virginia.

[@rh3309]

Can you guys please put these in a playlist?

[@lauragrismore8696]

The Playlist is called "The New History of the Human Race."

[@lbee8247]

@@lauragrismore8696 thank you

[@hoponpop3330]

Native implies born in a specific location I’m a native of the US

[@markuse3472]

@@hoponpop3330 But Native Americans were THE ones here first before the rape, murder, slavery and theft done to them. They are rightfully called Native, just as are Aboriginals of Australia.

[@johncarter1137]

@@hoponpop3330 Yelp. The woke people evidently have never looked up the definition of native or indigenous.

[@KenJackson_US]

47:48 _"... it seems sadly today many Americans don't want to think about the questions for themselves. They want to be told what to think. And that has_ dangerous _consequences, especially on questions of life and death."_ Amen! I observe this a lot, both in discussions about microbe-to-man evolution and the d|e|a|d|l|y s h o t.

[@keke1093]

Fun fact: not only r they not the 1st Americans they r not even Indian n the Earl 1900's they was able to purchase their nationality and claim to Indian for cheap as 5$ which is where the term five dollar Indian derived from and the Mayans the original people of Mexico who built the pyramids migrated to islands of Jamaica and Haiti who y'all call Jamaicans Haitians and Trinidadians who all come from the the Igbo tribe who is descendants of Abraham

[@KenJackson_US]

@@keke1093: _"... not only r they not the 1st Americans ..."_ Whenever anyone says someone was not the first people or the original people in some place, I just roll my eyes. There's been a lot of settling, moving, dying off, wiping out, intermarrying and resettling in the past few thousand years. Nobody can claim to be original or first.

[@elipeterson9262]

You should read the book, “He walked the Americas” by L. Taylor Hansen in the 1960s. I speaks the oral records of several Native American tribes and others that speak of where they lived around 100AD and how many tribes used to live in cities.

[@lifeonthelake4367]

A lot of native American tribes mention that there were others here before them and that they had red hair and we're taller people.

[@sokimalinar]

reddish blonde hair ...that are their ancestors we have their dna I assume they did simply get rid of the populations that did keep that traits at some point

[@mompofelski4191]

this is a puzzle with many, many parts of which we have a few pieces. we can speculate until the cows come home, but we won't know until more parts are discovered and that is up to God when and if we ever discover it. Still this is very interesting to think about. We will all be surprised when the puzzle is completely connected. Yowza.

[@craigjacob3704]

This series is soooo fascinating. As sound as any reasoning as I could think of following biblical principles. I've heard a lot of Asian seafarers visiting the Americas western coast especially the south American coast and Africans visiting the prehistory of the Americas central American western coast around southern Mexico and Guatamala.

[@marksanders2168]

Nonsense

[@thechemist1856]

lucky my DNA is 30-45 thousands years in the America's... we migrated from south America's

[@subconsciousexpress876]

If humanity is over 4 million years old you don’t think Africans and Asians came to the Americas on their own? When you travel to the Americas (central and south) you see darker skinned people with deep skin tones & wider features. Europeans are not to credit for the melanated population of peoples in the Americas. It’s nonsense to believe that. Europeans are the newest humans to the planet.

[@vknight7497]

bollocks invented by pseudo-scholars.

[@keke1093]

Fun fact: not only r they not the 1st Americans they r not even Indian n the Earl 1900's they was able to purchase their nationality and claim to Indian for cheap as 5$ which is where the term five dollar Indian derived from and the Mayans the original people of Mexico who built the pyramids migrated to islands of Jamaica and Haiti who y'all call Jamaicans Haitians and Trinidadians who all come from the the Igbo tribe who is descendants of Abraham

[@trukeesey8715]

23:51 The fimbul winter was 400 years after the flood, as geologists would expect. During that time no addition was made to the Oera Linda Book, and Cush/Ivaldi was expelled from Scandinavia by a leader of the Tribe of Tuisco/Shem. Listen to Prem Rawat.

[@happyslap2588]

Very eye opening and challenging many as to what on this very hour we had always thought was iron cloud fact!

[@daryleemanuel5325]

I'm Tuscarora.....my peoples pottery can be found here in North Carolina ranging 12000 years. For my peoples history we've been here for a very long time approximately 1200 years easily.

[@daryleemanuel5325]

The People who were here were the people who fled before Joshua. The Giants.

[@daryleemanuel5325]

Plus, the Vikings probably did landed somewhere in the northeast probably between 500 and 800 Azd.

[@daryleemanuel5325]

King Solomon sent his "Sea People" on three year voyages to California to get gold. Joseph of Egypt sent massive ships up the Colorado, China sent legions of ships for a couple hundreds of years, and in fact the, Chinese alphabet broken down into its individual aspects, tells the Bible stories precisely. Their first dynasty were world travelers and believed strongly enough in Genesis to embody all of it alphabetically. Africa had several periods where they sent ships, and now you can look up cocain mummies showing proof the kings of Egypt had a steady supply of snow. All this information is being hidden so it can be re-written. If all this information would come to light, it would be clear as day to the entire world that a war took place and it involved us on the earth and the whole heavens. And there was a good side and a bad side, and the bad side was really bad because they wanted us all either wise eaten as food, or not only serving them as slaves but WORSHIPPING them as gods and not God on the good side, or they wanted us DEAD. During the cosmic terrestrial battle, all their major generals on the bad side were arrested and chained under mountains and under rivers like the Euphrates River, which is drying up right now BTW. Their children clashed and killed one another, {see: clash of the titans} and then The flood liquefied the ground under the smaller ones feet. That's how they were preserved as fossils for everyone to see. and they were turned to stone just like Enoch said God had told the whole world that He would do. They cut down all the cosmic trees, so naturally the soil was unstable from supporting the larger life as before and we know that there were some trees of which were 8 miles in diameter!!! Remember now, these entaties were demigods so their spirit remained and could be summoned as demons after the flood. And everyone knew about this information. Up until here recently, as a matter of fact Abraham Lincoln spoke about a number of things I'm referencing.They, (demonic forces), can only come back if we help them. Before we go any further down this rabbit hole just know that nothing is what it seems. Today we have bits and pieces of technology and think we're smart, when in actuality as a whole, people living today are the most ignorant in all of human history. Humans were flying over 12,000 years ago. China had ships as large as our aircraft carriers today, over 3,000 years ago. Africans could build ships made of reeds as large as our battle ships, that could not be sunk!!!! Our dugout canoes were indestructible and the foundation to every canoes today, same as the inuit and the kayak. And ALL were capable of Bluewater travel with hardly any modifications to speak of. Ask our Polynesian cousins. For thousands of years.

[@tomlambert915]

when we were little kids in the 60's, in the evening we would often see lights in the distance and hear crowds of people cheering. it wasn't until we were older that we "discovered" a baseball field a block away but we weren't allowed to cross the street yet. they even spoke a different language we never heard before. fast forward 60 years and i now realize our home town was being conquered by spaniards.😂

[@cowlico]

What the🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@raulparrado6476]

Good one!!!😂

[@buffoon6973]

Indigenous Americans from South America through to Canada and just on the other side of the Bering Strait share a dna marker called 9 repeat allele. Sure indigenous Americans phenotype differs, just like Northern European people look different from Southern European people. They’ve discovered numerous bodies (some mummified) throughout the Americas that date back more than 10K years, and they were indigenous Americans.

[@DebraRoybal]

Can you put links to the prior parts? I can't find them.

[@exgi76gmailcom]

I noticed no mention of the lost tribes of Israel specifically the 10 tribes of Joseph I believe……. Especially when there is substantial and growing evidence of the worldwide migration of those lost tribes including to North and South America becoming quite a few of the “Native American” tribes ……which also fits in the charting presented ….

[@addagwenlyn9662]

There is robust proof Hebrews lived in north America before the so called "native Americans". They've found multiple tablets written in the Aramaic/old Hebrew language all throughout the north American continent.

[@pietro4772]

The "lost" tribes of Israel aren't lost. They are the tribes that settled Europe. See the following channels: TruthVids Lion of Patmos

[@fordsrule35]

@@pietro4772 The ones from Ancient Khazaria? That converted around 8-900 AD.

[@pietro4772]

@@fordsrule35 For a background of the people currently pretending who they are not who cannot be mentioned, see a 20 minute video on Robert Sepehr's youtube channel titled the Dark Messiah of 1666. Well worth the time.

[@exgi76gmailcom]

@@pietro4772 not according to genetics

[@randyderksen4358]

Yes. Always such interesting topics! The "heritage" of a people is now thankfully, more clearly understood to be incredibly overlapped with many languages and peoples and so should our connection to the land and geography. The "Y" chromosome tracing is fascinating!

[@keke1093]

Fun fact: not only r they not the 1st Americans they r not even Indian n the Earl 1900's they was able to purchase their nationality and claim to Indian for cheap as 5$ which is where the term five dollar Indian derived from and the Mayans the original people of Mexico who built the pyramids migrated to islands of Jamaica and Haiti who y'all call Jamaicans Haitians and Trinidadians who all come from the the Igbo tribe who is descendants of Abraham

[@aaronengland5622]

@@keke1093 Can y'all just stop trying to tie yourselves into the hebrew culture. First off, It's disrespectful to your ancestors and secondly, it's disrespectful of their culture which, granted, does claim all people are from one of the isrealite tribes but it isn't true so it's wrong.

[@naminaoberhausen2131]

@@aaronengland5622 why would you ask people to stop claiming something that you haven't even looked into?

[@naminaoberhausen2131]

@@aaronengland5622 What Keke fails to realize is that Jacob and Esau were twins. She believes all whites are Edomites, and there is a very good chance she at least sympathizes with the idea that it is "black hebrew's" duty to kill every white man, woman, and child to bring about their "messiah". Same thing "jews" think, same thing Muslims think, same thing Hispanics think though to a lesser extent. Thus, "the families of the earth will think they are doing good to kill God's people". Anyways, it's clear that if Edom is white, so is Jacob-Israel. And I don't know who told you that each group of people is from one of the twelve tribes of Israel, but you can put that out of your mind. The closest the Bible gets to saying that is that Israel would be scattered and sewn among the families of the earth. Sounds like you've been exposed to weak attempts to reconcile replacement theology. I don't blame you at all for being confused, this is just the state of modern reading comprehension causing ridiculous ideas to be propagated by infinite "experts". Not to mention direct attempts to manipulate the masses into fulfilling a certain agenda. Ever heard of the kalergi plan? You should watch Europa: The Last Battle on bitchute. It's like 6 hours long, and I don't agree with every sentiment (Hitler was not the "good guy" just because the story isn't exactly what they told us) but it is extremely informative and should widen your perspective on what has taken place. We all knew the antiwhitism of the media was racist, you have no idea about racism until you've seen what has been done to Europe, including a holocaust twice the size of "the" holocaust.

[@SPLITSLEEVE]

"When the research team established a clear genetic link between the 5,500-year-old female - whose remains had been excavated from an ancient settlement site on Lucy Island, B.C. - and the 2,500-year-old individual (also from Dodge Island). That surprise led to elation when the team found that the directly related prehistoric individuals had “the exact same mitogenome of a living Tsimshian person” All three people lived in the same area. Source gizmodo

[@speedoverall]

As if the "Experts ever agree with one another"....Priceless!

[@scarbo2229]

“Native” can mean either “first occupant” of a location or “one who was born” at a location.

[@jamespresident6577]

Bingo !!!

[@gary_stavropoulos]

It is amazing how people can force facts to fit their presuppositions.

[@grahamchan6327]

Through DNA?

[@FireObsidian]

@@grahamchan6327 Specially threw genetics.

[@itsshrimpinabag9544]

Yep, the resistance to the creation narrative is evident in the mainstream rejection of a flood, a Spirit creating the world, and more themes that we see in Native American tradition. Even though so many ancient voices confirm it, they continue to deny the events of early Genesis to fit their own godless narrative.

[@FireObsidian]

@@itsshrimpinabag9544 Corect me if I'm wrong but it seems your saying mainstream is rejecting that the world is 6,000 years old and that even Native Americans confirm the world was created 6,000 years ago?

[@gary_stavropoulos]

@@itsshrimpinabag9544 that is exactly what I mean. You presuppose the Bible and other myths and legends are true, and pretend the facts support that position.

[@kennethswenson6214]

So...this directly relates and points to the actual text of Genesis (exegesis vs interpolation or extrapolation) in what precise manner?

[@cocoserj2387]

What is for certain is the people that have lived in these lands for thousands of years are being convinced that they aren't from this land. Who is fooling who?

[@rhiannonfugatt3269]

At 49-50 minutes into this video it is spoken about the similarity between the mythological stories about the cosmology. Remember, beliefs shape perception. Wasn't it not Christians who wrote down this lore? A huge elephant in the room that many historians, archaeologists forget to look at and lack recognition of is how Christianity demonized anything that women did, especially if the lore being written down was from animist societies, female forms of the divine. So you gotta take a lot of the written material when it concerns females with a grain of salt because anything related to the female sex was down played. Christians wanted subservient, obedient, pious females. Any female throughout history that was even mentioned or included in written lore has never been portrayed correctly. I mean, look at the bible

[@1966cambo]

interesting stuff, thanks! I recently watched a video of a son and his mother who live in the far north and she had always claimed to be "pure blood", her son had a DNA test done and convinced her to do so after his results. They were very surprised to learn they were mostly of Mongolian decent!

[@bjacres7057]

The only race that claim so called "pure" is sub-saharan African. The rest of us are mutts.

[@sorelyanlie2784]

Yup! It’s interesting. I think some of the younger generations don’t get taught this(I’m very young, but my family still talked about this and it seems like most don’t anymore), but growing up it was just treated as an obvious fact that we had originally come across and down from Mongolia. My family is puget sound natives and we have lots of stories handed down about the great migration. I think it’s weird that this isn’t being passed on to everyone. It feels like they’re trying to breed resentment through misinformation. Not saying that the way things were handled after the United States came into being in regards to the treatment of natives was superb, but we have to realize that our people did the exact same thing, just much earlier.

[@1966cambo]

@@bjacres7057 I don't believe in "races" of humans but I know many indians in Canada that say they are pure 100%.

[@standunitedorfall1863]

@@sorelyanlie2784 Amen, very intelligent points. I've heard that some tribal leaders don't want their people to get dna tests for some reason. I don't know how true that is. Have you heard anything similar?

[@sorelyanlie2784]

@@standunitedorfall1863 I didn’t grow up on the reservation and I didn’t ever pursue tribal membership so I really don’t know. Do you know why they didn’t want them to?

[@ojalajodi]

What are your thoughts on the site in Miami? I read that site is extremely old. It's unfortunate they are not preserving a lot of it but destroying it for a building. Breaks my heart.

[@loftbuckleyrc]

What is Dr.Jeanson’s doctorate in?

[@Luke-vg4mt]

Navajo language from the Arizona Tribe is able to be understood in parts of Canada. This really proves what he is saying. The Natives have not been in the U.S. for tens of thousands of years. To say that the languages are still similar over 10,000 years would be a very outstanding miracle. Their Language goes all the way back to Siberians. It's in the Siberian Language group (Which if forgot the technical term for that Language group.) It's not to dimmish our native people but it's to refute arrogant claims secular scientists make.

[@kirkkirkland7244]

The earth is as old as the Bible says, around 6 thousand years old!!!

[@kirkshairpiece6741]

The Navho language sounds VERY much like thlanguage spoken by the Dene Indians of North western Canada. The Dene have a story by the elders that there was once a terrible snow storm and half the tribe got lost never to be seen again. MANY Dene now believe the Navaho are the lost tribe.

[@Strawberryknight]

@@kirkkirkland7244 🤣so, gasoline is not fossil fuel from dinosaur; it is from human waste... Hahahahaha...🤣🤣🤣

[@EB-xz1nq]

Friend, 6000 years is possible. Hear me out! Let’s say a author writes a sentence, several sentences and puts away the work for several decades. Later the sentence, paragraph, book is finished. To the reader of the book time was seemless, to the author time could be a lifetime. Time is a construct and of no limitation for creator of the universe.

[@Bob_Adkins]

@@kirkshairpiece6741 Wow, they must have been REALLY lost to wind up half a continent away!

[@MrAtsyhere]

Something the oral traditions and this migration path ALL have in common. That the Native ancestors come from the North and West. Even the Algonquin speaking Mohegans (Of which I have an ancestor) trace their lineage from that direction near the Thundering water falls to the present location in Connecticut. I recall reading that the Micmac (Could be Maliseet) also trace their language to the Western Blackfoot of the Plains. It was the Northern Cree from the Boreal Forests above the Great Lakes that pushed with the Ojibwa the Sioux from the area into the prairies because of their aggressive war like attitudes. Consequently my Mohegan mixed race ancestors (Green Mountain Boys et el) named the SENECA in their Mohegan tongue. Seneca means Snakes in their Heads (Crazy), someone wrote that down its not their name. Mohawks just the same Mo Hawk means Man-eater (Cannibals). Their Actual name was Magua (Bear). The original Snake Mound builders and the Anasazi appear to have all been destroyed by the time Europeans arrived. Mine 400 years ago in 1623.

[@markuse3472]

1. This DUDE stated #NativeAmericans could not be believed because they spoke of super-natural and amazing things in their history: as a "scientist," he omitted the exact same from EVERY other people on the planet. There is no evidence for this book to be seen as accurate historically, but we also know European history has been strongly manipulated. There is no way no how ANY history can be believed past 70/75 percent, and I mean history prior to 1800-1900. 2. He stated #NativeAmericans were 'naked and hungry' when Europeans arrived: way off. They had food shortages, sure, from time to time, but just about EVERY people on the planet also had them. And, Native Americans were generally happy people, having a freedom of the land unlike anywhere on the planet (mountains, hills, valleys, prairies as far as all eyes could see, bountiful rivers, lakes, ponds and the sea...). 3. He keeps suggesting everyone is of Black-African descent: as a "scientist," he should know better that, Black Africans are also then of the White and/or Middle-Eastern descent. You dismiss the fact, then, that the great majority of Earths population has another races or ethnicity's genes and DNA (the point is You are only singling out White and Black people). 4. Even mainstream scientists are shifting. Of course, everyone lives in so much fear of movements they would rather Lie than having to face angry-at-themselves-college-students and yes, movements. And, since social media/networks have become their fuel source, so namely since the past 20 years or so. 5. And, "constantly on guard" can't mean just that, that at that time they/he became very much alert and aware of threats (it could mean Keeping on the watch).6. He continues to try to make sense of his own manipulative theories yet dismisses those who are against his theories as manipulative. 7. Beowulf, although it's English, it is not trying to establish an accurate account of the English-speaking people and, when it does mention historical places and people, is marred by it's myth and fantasy poetry just as the Walam Olum is. 8. RAFINESQUI. He knew there was a Pacific Ocean, he knew there was a west a coast, he knew Asia was across the Pacific Ocean, so he could have very easily dreamed up the idea that later came to be written in his writings. If the NATIVE AMERICANS were wiping people off, they, too, would have suffered great losses. You dudes are so ridiculous. 9. Your archaeology record is flawed, my friend. 10. There were likely other Asiatic Natives already here whom the newcomers encountered: they didn't need to be of any other race or background. "Prove me a liar" is what honest scientists need to asking those who have questions. He came on this video and forced his OPINION as great evidence when it is all flawed. Come on, people.

[@markuse3472]

@@sinfulbastardchild5152 If that is funny, I feel bad for whatever education you have. Most of what I claimed came from me and my own thoughts, my own reasoning, my own research. Truth appears "🤣" for the dimwitted masses.

[@annep.1905]

@@markuse3472 I seriously doubt he said that about supernatural stuff, unless the stuff he refers to is anti-Biblical. As to the rest of it, archaeology does not bear out your story that the Indians were happy healthy people at one with nature and each other. There were constant wars between the various tribes. Additionally, he said they were of Asian descent, not black, although all of man is descended from Noah, so that doesn't much matter.

[@TRINITY8400]

@Mratsyhere I just learned something from you 🙂👍

[@robertvasilyev962]

Every tribe in this country is known by a name their enemies gave them in that enemy's language.

[@garnettforgiven5890]

I told my students that small pox was already here in the states. When they asked how was that. I told them that the Native Americans we know as natives came here from asia. And the first record of small pox is found in China.

[@RealHooksy]

You need to be sacks for lying to your students

[@garnettforgiven5890]

@@RealHooksy facts, look it up. You just want to believe the lie.

[@RealHooksy]

@@garnettforgiven5890 I like to believe things that Make sense GF, and you don’t.

[@garnettforgiven5890]

@@RealHooksy you like to believe the popular narrative. Stop lying to yourself. You are not fooling anyone. All people want is normality. Here is the proof. All, and i say alll!!!!!!!!! Native Americans have Mongolian and Chinese DNA, most have DNA from the original people of America, the Hoppie. All northern American natives have traditional history story telling that they came here and conquered the original people. Bragging that they committed real genocide. Second, the earliest form or oldest strand of Small pox was found in north n eastern china. Where is that, Mongolia. Last, the stand of small pox that took over north America was not the same strand that European had. It was a mutation of the china's oldest strand and cow pox. I understand you and people like you only want to blame whity, and feel good by saying you are one of the good ones. Most American academics have refused to teach traditional native history. Becasue, why, you guessed it, it doesn't fit their narrative.

[@garnettforgiven5890]

@@RealHooksy get off the plantation. You are a slave

[@Steele44320]

@Answers in Genesis ...Just watched "The Lost Tribes Documentary", new info you might want to consider. Great work!!

[@blackhawk7r221]

So Old World sailors populated the New World with ships, sails, the wheel, and metallurgy. Yet somehow, that knowledge and skill was miraculously forgotten once in the New World?

[@James_Bee]

What? That's not what he is saying o.O

[@andys208]

Excellent! Thanks 🙏 ❤

[@carllove3705]

That was very very interesting. I like this thesis.

[@lyndylulu2]

If this is part 13, where are parts 1-12? I don't see the order indicated in the video titles or plaulists.

[@Simply_Eden]

The Jaredites and Mulekites? Edited: they are said to have arrived just following the Tower of Babel.

[@ellismedavoy7314]

I wonder if this 'Great Evil' mentioned in the Red Record could have anything to do with their own tales of tclashing with people whom they described as six fingered Giants.

[@ShortyGirl63]

I wished these episodes were numbered in the title. Would make it much easier to follow.

[@ericwoody22]

That's the boldest statement I've ever read!!!