Origin of Native American and Y-DNA Haplogroup Q

[@mbayatab4326]

I am a Turkmen and used to work for an international company in Turkmenistan with colleagues coming from all parts of the world. Once I saw a new guy in the office and greeted him in Turkmen as I had no doubts he was Turkmen since he looked very much like one. He replied to me in English which was surprising. Then I found out the guy was from Colombia and a native Colombian. I was really amazed at how we Turkmens and natives of Americas look like each other even though our ancestors splitted up a few thousand years ago. Also, scholars made comparison of various languages of North American natives with Turkic languages and found at least a few dozens of similar words.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Turkic is isolate language group it has no similarity with any others

[@Ricky-wh7mt]

@@papazataklaattiranimam and native American language is a dialect of Hebrew language, so your right, no relation at all.

[@muratozgun2813]

@@papazataklaattiranimam what a isolation.. from the west asia to whole america :D

[@mbayatab4326]

Here is a few examples of matches of the Turkic words with the words in the Mayan language of Mexico: Turkic: Yash - young, green: Mayan: Yash - new, green Turkic: Ich - belly: Mayan: Ish - belly Turkic: Uch or Ush - three; Mayan: Osh - three Turkic: Kol - arm; Mayan: Kuul - raise one’s arm: Turkic: Awchy - hunter; Mayan: Ahchy - hunter Turkic: Gush - bird; Mayan: Kosh - a bird type Turkic: Ichmek - to drink; Mayan: Ichin - water well Turkic: Ak - white; Mayan: Aak - white Turkic: Iki - two; Mayan: ik - two Turkic: Dur - to stop; Mayan: tur - to stop Initial studies were conducted by 19th century German scholar Frederic Louis Otto Roehrig, they were continued by many other scholars later

[@riikkaalanen3429]

@@papazataklaattiranimamBut see also the article Triangulation supports agricultural spread of the Transeurasian languages by M. Robbeets et al. in November 10 2021 issue of Nature. While they agree that it’s a controversial topic, they present fascinating archeological, genetic and linguistic evidence about the relationship between Japanese, Korean, Tungusic, Mongolic and Turkic. I don’t know enough to know whether to agree with them or not but their study got published in Nature so I bet it was thoroughly peer reviewed.

[@mehroseemehrosee3887]

This is the 'topic' that's the most important today in my opinion. Finding geographical origins through genetics. This is it!

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

They are lying

[@BFDT-4]

@@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND - "lying" Troll much?

[@Mdebacle]

Note, all humans have mitochondrial DNA from one of three haplogroups, conveniently coded L,M,N, with the region of intersection being southwest Asia. This is because all humans have mtDNA descended from one of the three daughters-in-law of Noah.

[@JustJoe711]

​@@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND The pseudo Afrocentrics that have played with your intelligence are the true liars.

[@Ab12M-ny8ir]

⁠@@TheMightycfcshe’s black ignore her most co-ons think they are native to America

[@ginakelley749]

I've recently watched a cultural music video from Yakutsia and was in awe, how much it reminded me of Native American experiences - even the costumes, the mimicking of animal voices, as well as names!

[@beingsneaky]

Ah don't let any Native Dancer/person hear you calling them "Costumes" they will be offended and insulted, its called regalia, a costume is put on to change who you are, when putting on regalia it is Who we truly are.. regalia is part of who we are, and it is not something we put on for "Fun".

[@bathyalgames]

@@beingsneaky Costume come from the latin word of consuetudo which means: habit, custom (direct english nativised), practice, origin, ancestry, background and convention. And therefore we call the european traditional clothing also as costumes, likewise to the female clothing. Tell this native americans that are offended and insulted, that a polish man said to them that they should learn first the meaning of a word, before getting emotional. And yes they are also not wearing it as everyday clothing, but more like actors and performers of their ancestry customs.

[@azizyigido]

Siberian Yakuts(Sakha)Turkic dna results:10+20%Eskimo Inuit and 3+6%Mesoamarican etnic kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6OygZqJoZxgeJY

[@bathyalgames]

​@@user-jw7cx8kc8b Polish is for a person, which comes from the land of Poland. You lack any cognitive capacity to even understand what i have written. Costume and custom come from the word of old french word "coustume" that come from the latin word "consuetudo" with the meaning of "custom", "origin", "habit" or "practice". Cosuetudo itself has the ethmology origin from com (with) - sue (it's own) and therefore per se it refers to traditional or cermonial clothing. And that is the true respect for their ancestors. Regalia is the word for ornaments and insignias used in coronation "crowning ceremonies" and it comes from the latin word "regere" with the form of "regi", which means "you are ruled" and in such a context it means "to become king / ruler". Therefore the word Regalia is not only wrong, but it is a "dressing up with false feathers". And "dressing up with false feather" is per se disrespectful to one's culture and ancestry.

[@brollyhessianovskov-ph1jc]

@@beingsneaky relax lmao.iam offended by you right now .

[@wisediscernment2403]

This production and information is priceless! Thank you!

[@Ricky-wh7mt]

Read the Bible it has plenty of real life examples .

[@wisediscernment2403]

@@Ricky-wh7mt Lol the Bible says the world it 6,000 years old. Not a good source.

[@Ricky-wh7mt]

@@wisediscernment2403 no you are misinformed it's 10,000 years old.

[@wisediscernment2403]

@@Ricky-wh7mt One of us is misinformed.

[@Ricky-wh7mt]

@@wisediscernment2403 exactly, read the bible and you won't be misinformed.

[@berberboy4790]

The Turks originated in this region. Near the Altay mountains. The Turks say that the Native Americans are related to them, like the Innuit. This confirms it

[@Ersen_abiniz]

Very good comment and it's absolutely true

[@Tokyo2905]

A weak hypothesis that was not supported by anyone except the Alexandrovs, the ancient Turks, most of them (Kimaks, Kypchaks, Comans, Bashkirs, Uyghurs) have R1b, while the rest of the tribes (Kyrgyz, Ogurs, Onugur, Utriogurs, , Ashina, Dolu, Mishars, Ogin, Tieli) have R1a, while the tribes Boz Ok has Q while Oghuz Üç Ok has R1a,N and Karluks have J2 and R1a. As for the tribes of Siberia, they are not Turks in origin, because they are from the Samoyed peoples of Tuoba Xianbei who are hostile to the Turks, and they are on the N and Q identical with the Samoyed and Ket. The Kazakhs and Kyrgyz have a large part of non-Turkish origins who came with Genghis Khan To Turkic Land and have C2 at a high level because They are Mongolic People Non-Turkic. They are different from the ancient Kipchaks, who had White skin, colored eyes, and redish hair, and this is mentioned in Chinese sources.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

@@Tokyo2905 👁️ 👄 👁️

[@夜行者-s2x]

Inuit have 80% Q，Yenisei people 90%Q They were completely East Asian physical appearance (what used to be called Mongoloid)： black hair and dark eyes. They also tend to have less body hair, less facial hair, flatter faces, smaller noses, wider cheekbones, and "shovel-shaped" incisor teeth (slightly scooped out shape of back side of the front teeth). 1，Modern Turks are Turkified Anatolians 2，Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, they look like Mongols, Koreans, Japanese, Yakuts Turkish doesn't look Asian at all 3，It is impossible for two Asian parents to have an white baby（Anatolians）！ 4，The Anatolians need a new identity after losing out the Ottoman Empire. They wanted to steal the whole steppe heritage of Eurasia created by Xiongnu, Rouran, Mongols and GokTurks to make them feel great again.

[@berberboy4790]

I agree that the modern Turks are very mixed people. The Mongoloid traits are still seen in different generations of the Anatolian Turks like in some of my own first, second and third grade family members. Not in me. I always wondered what happened to the anatolian Hittites who inhabitid Anatolia before us. I think we are them and are fully mixed with the people of the steppes. We still are related to the Central Asian folks. We kept many of our Shamanitic cultural believes and habits

[@capitalistdingo]

I think it has been underestimated how plausible coastal travel along ice sheets is. With access to fish and seals plus sheltered places on ice shelves to camp, drift wood for small fires and the ability to use boats as tents… it may not have been ideal but it was definitely workable. I think that for years people just saw ice projections on a map of ancient land and assumed: “Yup, that’s blocked off. No one travelling there.” But the facts on the ground (water) can often surprise you, especially where humans are involved.

[@juuskanda]

boats. people in the past obviously had all kinds of technology.. they didn't need to walk

[@muratozgun2813]

I am a turkish guy from turkey who have asiatic apperance and nomadic background. One my turkmen friend said me you are from yomut. i didnt understand it but when i searched actually one of main dna's which is makes turks is Q is their main dna. Also closest variant of its R so it explains why we looks asiatic apperance but seems closer to russkies. Hmm.. I didnt done dna tests yet.

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

🤺☦🇷🇺Yes, the original Turkic dna is haplogroups Q and Q2, and the native American dna is haplogroups Q1, Q3 and C3b. Turkics are Uzal son of Joktan, while native Americans are Almodad, Sheleph and Jerah sons of Joktan

[@Scythian_nomad]

​@@EasternRomeOrthodoxy Go away, Jew

[@teovu5557]

Only 15% of Turkish people are Turkic Q,N1c and R.......most of Turkish is ydna j2 like Arabs and near easterners ...and the other half eb1b1a like Greece and north Africa...

[@c4rt3ls.]

Nah, you must be mixed with apes or so °° Just compare the level of body-hairs ... You turks are different hominid species than asians!!

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

@@EasternRomeOrthodoxyProto Turks were mainly R>N>Q derived not just Q

[@adriennemarierozario6591]

This explains why when I first had my DNA chart done I had 55% Russian Siberian land bridge and in updates Chile & Costa Rican native DNA in it too.

[@adriennemarierozario6591]

@@dappercanuck1852Yes there was. It was called Berengia. Look up history.

[@adriennemarierozario6591]

@@dappercanuck1852 Don't be rude. You are just making things up to satisfy your Ego. I know the history of Athabascan people & in correlation to the Navajo/Dine & Apache history. It revolved around crossing the land bridge and descended from the Neme people of Russia. They then intermarried with different tribes down the west coast and into the southwest.

[@adriennemarierozario6591]

@@dappercanuck1852 Natives are natives but, human history on this planet is diverse as are migration patterns. Countries weren't even named yet for crying out loud. Pangaea was the supercontinent. All stemming from one big clump of Mother Earth/ Gaia.

[@parrotwhite7041]

Russian Sibiria is motherland of many turkic peoples

[@BETOETE]

@@adriennemarierozario6591 eso no me queda 100% claro,claro que noveo otras rutas por donde la poblacion de America Latina llego, a no ser por mar, uj poco fuera de contexto.

[@ChristabellaH]

It's all crazy. I did my DNA and been working on it for about 2 years. I am a product of the golden Mongolian horde. The Turkic people are a mix of European Asians over time. Some of them stayed and some of them came to America. I match the Kennewick man. I am related to Greenland indigenous. The Scottish really are a mash up of Hungarian Khan conquerors and warriors from atila to Genghis Khan. I do not register as a Q type. But my DNA works out to Uygur Colville Indo-Aryan lots of R1a and R1b-H- O- but starts with jomon yayoi and branches out from there. We are nomadic.

[@turistomer3702]

The Scottish are Akasir turks from the caucuses in Central Asia (Akasir = light/fair faced, there were a lot of red haired ginger people among them, hence the name), also the Welsh, the cornish and the irish share common DNA with the modern Turkish through their celtic origins and many old uraltaic- Turkish words in their celt form in their languages, Irelanda > Uralada =the uralic speaking island in uraltaic Turkic

[@turistomer3702]

@Kyle Harrington Q, as you know, is original to Central Asia and American Indians, infact 90% of native Americans are Q, but then they would be, s they have türkic ancestry, L940 is quite specific to, caucuses, siberia, scandinivia and to central Europe (Hungary etc.), for instance : "I've got an apple in my pocket" Hungarian :scebimde alma var Turkish : cebimde elma var also some linguistic samples from the Americas (mayans, Cherokee etc.) : English. Mayan Turkish Home yat ki. yatilan ev Keep clean....tamazkal... Temizkal Long............ Tsun...............uzun Ancestor......... Ata.............. Ata Hill................... Tepek..........tepe Law................... Töre........... Töre Grandfather..... Tete............ Dede Fire..................... Atış Ka......... Ateş Food..................aş/koz......... aş/yemek Water................. Yu.................. Su Wash..................yu-mak ...... Yikamak Migration........... Köc............... Göç Alone.................. Tegin.............. Tekin Green.................. Yasil.............yeşil Knife..................Çakıra............. Çakı Day...................... Kün............... Gün Corn..................misigi............. Misir Next(to it).....yanında.......... Yaninda Above was just a small selection from a vocabulary of thousands, linguistic criteria is the natural manifestation of the gene pool, but if you are from Scotland and with a reading of L940, then you are almost certainly a celt from the caucuses and scandinivia, a branch of them, known as the hittites and trojans moved to Turkey first, around 5000 years ago and then into Western Europe, just to give you an example, after the trojan wars in Turkey, some of the trojans went and founded the roman empire (republuc), but some of them went back to their native scandinivia and were greeted by King Gyfyr of Sweden, whjom referred to the trojans as Turkish and gave up his throne at once, as he regarded the Turkish not only his brethren but also the children of ODIN their pagan/viking God, (ODIN :Turkish >of light), Swedish is a germanic language but contains thousands of Turkish words and still uses the Turkic runic alphabet, so it's perfectly normal for you to be an Q L940

[@turistomer3702]

@Kyle Harrington no problems my celtic friend,🧿 glad to be of help

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

Wrong, Scots are Celts - Riphat the Cimmerian race = R1b, Mongols are Jobab the Joktanite race = C3, Turkics are Uzal the Joktanite race = Q, Q2, and native Americans are Almodad, Sheleph, and Jerah the Joktanite races = Q3, C3b, Q1, and Yes, Aryans/Iranians are Madai = R1. R1b belongs to Gomer (Cimmerians), not to Medes

[@famitsus987]

Seek help

[@ronaldnichols9945]

The dating of the arrival of humans into the continent will be pushed back to 22,000-24,000 by the preserved foot prints in New Mexico.

[@geonomad1]

They may have gotten there during the LGM.

[@tboned70]

Cerutti site in California is 130,000 years old,.......check it out,

[@episdosas9949]

Colonial science likes to use genetics to justify their land stealing. The land belongs to no one. Its still indigenous peoples lands.

[@paperboy...8667]

Lumeria sank 263k yrs ago, thousands found refuge on their neighbors lands, the American Continent. end of story.

[@paperboy...8667]

@@ronaldnichols9945 I googled your name: The reply was Paedophile....

[@damianscott3710]

Can you do an episode of Y Haplogroup A, which you showed in every episode as the father of all haplogroups, and only exists in Khoisan people today?

[@zeronothing000]

What happened with the Tepexpan Man found in 1945 in a small town from Venta de Carpio on the Laredo highway to Teotihuacan? They also found an imperial mammoth. Are the remains around for DNA testing? Curious as what happened to does finds.

[@johntailby74]

That route 11 journey looks really hard. Years spent migrating next to a 3 mile high glacier in furs and skins while eking out a hunter gatherer existence. Life expectancy must have been really short.

[@mrillis9259]

People were tough as hell before. You would be surprised what they could survive that we could not.

[@mashdown3]

Just folks living comfortably and moving about every which way for generations.

[@billa8083]

I bet life expectancy was 5 years. I bet the elders lived to be in their 30s maybe 40s. But you know so many died at birth or very young. It had to be super tough and they had to make lots of babies just to keep the species going.

[@johntailby74]

@@billa8083 but why go through all that? What was worse where they lived that migrating next a freezing ice sheet was a good option?

[@2mnxffrddfghjbbvcdfh6644bcddcv]

Rome was not built in a day (so I hear) it took generations to move, and we still move

[@brucehewson5773]

11:00 Clovis, New Mexico is much further southwest of your map location.

[@susanlovesjava4961]

Yea, about 1500 miles or so. He's got Clovis in Montana.

[@MiloSatori]

Ciprian Ardelean, an archaeologist at the Autonomous University of Zacatecas (Mexico), and his colleagues, the new paper suggests people were living in central Mexico at least 26,500 years ago.

[@serkankinden5150]

Those people may also have been C haplogroups as C haplogroup is pacifican and austronesian people.

[@royflores99]

@@serkankinden5150 would explain a lot, and put a good time frame on the migration of both groups of peoples. Hard to imagine that people with water mobility wouldn’t be able to go much farther up the coast of the Americas though

[@serkankinden5150]

@@royflores99 Yes you are right. I also have learned that Q, R, C3 where living together in northeast asia and have been mutated from southeast asian K2, C2 austronesian people 50k years ago. First mutations were C3, N, O1, O2, O3, P mutations from K2, C2 in southeast asia: - O1 have settled to south china as chinese, - O2 have remained in southeast asia as indonesians, - C3, N, O3, P have reached to north china as ancient northern east asians (ANEA). Then, they have separated into sub groups: - N have settled to north asia as uralic, - O3 have settled to manchuria, korea, japan as koreanic, japonic, - P, C3 have settled in Baikal-Altai region as hunnic, mongolic. Then they had to separate in ice age into four groups: 1. Q, C3, R have passed bering sea and migrated to americas as native americans. 2. C3, P, R, Q have remained in altai region as mongolic, hunnic, turkic, yeniseian. 3. R1, R1a mutations have migrated to central asia as turkic, hunnic, saka/scythians. 4. R2 have migrated to south asia as tamil dravidian and mixed with H south indians. Then R1b have mutated from R1a in central asia. Both R1a, R1b have mixed with J2 M172 bactrians, persians and assimilated to iranic languages. Some R1a have migrated to south asia and mixed with L vedic sanskrit west indian and assimilated to indian languages. Some R1a have migrated to euroasia and east europe and mixed with I1 germanic and I2 slavic goths and assimilated to european languages. Some R1a, R1b have migrated to mesopotamia, anatolia, caucasia as sumerians and mixed with J1 akkadian, aramic, J2 grecoroman, persian, G georgian, caucasian arian and assimilated to old anatolian languages. Some R1b have continued to west europe as Tyrsenian, Etruscan, Vasconic, Basq, Saxon, Scottish (Basconian people). Southern R1b people have invented mixed latin language after their defeat to J2 grecoroman empire. Northern R1b people have mixed with I1 germanic goths and assimilated to germanic languages. These are partly I have learned from history, genetics, linguistics, archeology etc. and partly I understand after I look into individual haplogroup maps and compare to linguistic maps.

[@serkankinden5150]

Also, I have learned that dene-caucasian languages include below languages as relative to uralic, altaic languages: Sinotibetan, Yeniseian, NaDene, Atabasqan, Algic, Almosan, Burushaski Hunza, Tamil Dravidian, Sumerian, North Caucasian, Tyrsenian, Raetic, Etruscan, Vasconic, Basq and maybe polisynthetic native american languages are relatives to dene-caucasian, uralic, altaic languages? What do you think?

[@scottbreseke716]

My yoga guru said that the Mayan civilization was a transplanted civilization which came from southern India. He said that there is even a word in the Sanskrit language which refers to the Americas.

[@zliu1022]

Great movie! Thank you very much. Let me know a lot interesting things. When will you introduce the process of spreading Y-DNA Q to Asia and Europe?

[@geonomad1]

I am now preparing for it. Thank You.

[@MiloSatori]

I'm Mexican predominately Native American and i've always been fascinated by the Gobi desert.

[@borabalc8008]

You are my relative Amigo 🤪😍🤣🤣🤣🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@MiloSatori]

@@borabalc8008 I don't look Turkish, i have no beard nor i'm hairy. look more like a Tsaatan, darker and no chinese features.

[@borabalc8008]

@@MiloSatori lol Sun made you barbeque Amigo 🤪😅🗿👊

[@MiloSatori]

@@borabalc8008 😼👍🏽

[@Mongoo1337]

@@MiloSatori you are more related to mongols more than greekified turks brotha

[@jeffmcdonald8076]

My mother found some arrowheads in North Carolina and the museum dated them to 8000 BC

[@simonsays2774]

Funny, the earth isn't older then 6000 years😄Has no one ever told you that the radiocarbon method doesn't work?😂

[@jeffmcdonald8076]

@@simonsays2774 you can't use radiocarbon on the stone. Only works on organic stuff. Trees and what not. But the arrowhead was the Clovis people. And the Earth is way way older than 6,000 years. You may want to add about 10 or 20 zeros to your number maybe more.. lol I bet you think the earth is flat don't you?

[@nobody687]

You ignore the fact that Aleutian islands would have been much larger, and that using small boats people crossed from island to island. And that people also crossed the south pacific.

[@Cove-o4d]

Actually I am aware of that.

[@legendarypussydestroyer6943]

South Pacific Islands were completely uninhabited up until the Polynesian expansion a couple thousand years ago

[@nobody687]

@@legendarypussydestroyer6943 perhaps. How would we know when the sea rose 300ft and submerge all evidence. Plus they could've been wiped out by the Polynesians.

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

🤺☦️🇷🇺Inuit are the descendants of JERAH son of Joktan (ancestor of east Asians) of the line of Shem son of Noah: ☆ *SHEM* (Asia) ☆ *ARPAXSHAD* (Chaldeans: Kaldu - south Iraqis/Marsh Arabs): ♧Eber♧》 ■ *Yoktan*■(Qatanites; east Asian orientals): *Almodad* (Amerindians: Olmec, Maya, Inca, Sioux, Cheyenne... YUCATAN - ne/nw/c/s.Amarica) *Sheleph* (NaDenes: Slavey, Dakelh, Navajo... - nw.Canada/s.USA) *Hazarmaveth* (Hadramaut: Oman, s.Arabia - A.Australians/Micronesians/Pacific Islanders) *Yerakh* (Inuits: Aleut,Yupik... •Yuuyaraq♤Tarqeq -Yukon, Greenland/Alaska/n.Canada) *Hadoram* (Tai/Siam: "Rаm"◇praeRhaem◇ Ahom>dharma+rhmañña - Thailand, Laos) *Uzal* (Turkics: Siberians - Yakuts, Ouzes, Oguz, Turkmen, Selkup..) *Diklah* (Koreans: Silla, Baekje, Goryeo) *Obal* (Han Chinese: Balhae, Mohe, Malgal) *Abimael* (Viet: Vietnam, Cambodia, Malay♧"Malang") *Sheba* (Indians/Romani: India, Sri Lanka) *Ophir* (Austronesians: Indonesia> "golden isles" - Philippines, Malaysia, Polynesia, Pacific) *Khavila* (Tibetan-Burmese: Andaman, Bhutan, Jomon/Japan ) *Yobab* (Mongols: Xianbei/Shiwei/Khitan)

[@pat8988]

GeoNomad, great content, but slow the pace down about 25%. It’s hard to absorb anything when it’s going so fast.

[@joramhh1637]

Nice video. Good synopsis but glossed over the migration to south America and back into the Caribbean. For a good read and in many ways more thorough discussion of the entire topic, read Origin: A Genetic History of the Americas.

[@adamcollegeman2]

depends on book copyright date? :)

[@robmar7190]

I think the South American part had surprised a lot of research groups off guard? It’s new! A few years back’ not to many’ a famous grandson of a great Indian warrior chief’ had told the news media that Native word of mouth’ story telling’ his ancestry came from S.A’ he finally did his DNA and he was the great Chief grandson’ and the native family linage came from South America! what tribe ? maybe Comanche? (Google it)

[@47zM128]

i look forward to next video 😃 will you do mtdna haplogroup series by type like this someday?

[@geonomad1]

Thank you. I will try to make a video for mtDNA later.

[@odilbekb-sarkaev1052]

The Oghuz-Turkman- The External Salir-Yomut-Atabay and Jafarbay 77% of the their tribal population are Y haplogroup Q members. Our cousins. My paternal terminal haplosubclade is Y N-F4205- N-Y63966 and paternal grandmother's Mtdna terminal haplosubclade is A-a1b3-Paleosiberian.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Some people say jeitun/anau cultures’ main haplo was Q

[@mbayatab4326]

Do you know which authors say this?​@@papazataklaattiranimam

[@yusufziyacetin]

Doğru

[@Freedom-jl7zf]

In Siberia in Altai, Q and R came from P, so? part Q went across the Bering Isthmus to America and did not change their appearance because there were no others there, and part R went west to Europe and fucked Europeans and got a European appearance, and part of the remaining and not fucked Europeans are Bashkirs, Kirghiz, Altaians, Kazakhs, Shors, they remained as were and they have the highest percentage of R

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

Not cousins - brothers. All of east Asians races are brothers as sons of Joktan. Turkic peoples (haplogroups Q, Q2) are Uzal son of Joktan, and native Americans (haplogroups Q1, Q3) are descendants of Almodad, Sheleph, and Jerah sons of Joktan

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Mongolian, Kalmyk, Buryat, and Khamnigan populations have three predominant paternal lineages: C3*-M217, C3c-M48, and C3d-M407. Deep research indicates that most C3*-M217 samples in Mongolic-speaking populations belong to C3-Star cluster which was considered to be the paternal lineage of Chengis Khan or his relatives (Malyarchuk et al. 2013; Zerjal et al. 2002). Hence, we propose that this clade is the core paternal lineage of Mongolic populations. On the other hand, other lineages including D-M174, O-M175, N1b-P43, N1c-M46, Q-M242 and R-M207 also comprise considerable frequencies in the paternal gene pools of these Mongolic-speaking populations. Since many ancient populations once lived on the Mongolian Plateau and Eurasian steppe, these haplogroups may represent the demographic background before the expansion of Mongolian. Also, we cannot rule out the possibility of recent admixture during the historical period from other populations into Mongolic-speaking populations. For Buryat populations, the high frequency of N1c-M46 can be observed in samples from all research. According to their own history, the original Buryat alliance consisted of the Khori-Tumed tribe, the Bargu tribe and some other hunter-gatherer clans (Abide 1982). The ancient “Bargu” tribe was considered to be a descendant of the Bayarqu (or Bayegu/Baiyrku), a Turkic-speaking tribe in the Turkic Khanate (Tsydendambaev 1972). On the other hand, “Tumed” is possibly an ancient Monglic word. So, we propose that a Turkic-speaking population (a.k. Bayarqu->Bargu) changed their language and finally became an important part of modern Buryat populations.

[@sierase]

In 2011 National Geography (Genographic Project) reported that my Haplogroup was O2(P31).That for a Native Northern Borneo. RMI generatede was:- Indian, United Kingdom - RMI: 51.2 Spain - RMI: 43.27 Mang population, China - RMI: 31.22 Amazon Region, Brazil (Belem) - RMI: 25.91 Malay (Malaysia) - RMI: 23 Singapore Chinese - RMI: 22.18 Chinese Naxi (Yunnan Province) - RMI: 14.11 Singapore Malay - RMI: 11.52

[@XX-qi5eu]

Wow, your mother really got around.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

First R carriers were also Siberian looking peoples before marrying with native European women.

[@marin4311]

This demonstrate well that migrations are deeply rooted in Humanity's DNA.

[@geonomad1]

Thank you for your comment

[@tonybrowneyed8277]

man has 2 legs, hence walks.

[@atomharris]

The Dene descendants of Southeast Alaska documented oceanside villages that today are 120 meters below sea level, at under water sites on the shores of what is now called the continental shelf. Their Elders named underwater rivers and villages. They documented this time as “Time Immemorial “ when there was a greater light during the day and a lesser light at night, before the emergence of the sun, moon, and stars. This was before the flood and the glaciers. After the floods many went north, west, east and south to seek out our lost relations. Most never returned.

[@Cove-o4d]

Sorry for my sloppy post under this one. I did not know the extent of Totem Poles in the Orient. I wonder if totem poles were erected in Beringia in the past. There is a good chance of that. I know there are some in Alaska. Yesterday I read that Japan uses them. I would like to know where all of them are. Orient and First Nations. Did Ancient North Eurasians use them?

[@matthewmann8969]

Amerindians, Eskimos, Aleuts, Polynesians, Micronesians, East Asians, South East Asians, some Central Asians, and certain other groups within Asia have familiar physicals and facials yeah.

[@peterhagen7258]

It seems to me that to continue looking at that coastal route, some underwater archaeology needs to be performed - the present day coastline whould have been high above the water.

[@USViper]

I did my ancestry DNA last year, and it came back saying I was a Heinz 57. 40% Native American, 20% Norwegian, 18% German, 10% Iberian peninsula and a few others... interesting. I was born in Santa Fe NM.

[@derrickbronson3099]

I feel so ignorant …… i was only able to follow the lines and arrows of this video and was not able to retain the letters and numbers of the gene groups nor most of the dates …… too much info for me ……. I greatly admire the people who were able to pick up and retain the details of this great video ☺️

[@akiranara9392]

Very good video, thank you. Proto-Japanese "Sojin" before Jomon had reached northern Kyusyu by watercraft, family crossing 40-30 km in Tsushima strait, in around 40,000 BP. Thay had migrated to mainland and had gathered obsidian from Kouzujima island since 38,000 BP by boat. Rich paleolithic sites were found nearby even in mountainous area, too. Chishima - Kuril islands, between Hokkaido and Kamchatka, could have been stepping by boat or walking on floating ice in winter. Jomon sites in 6,000 BP were found in northern most Kuril island. In that island, seafarer indigenous natives " Routon", nickname Corobocle and not Ainu, are well known as they once had mainly been in southern Kamchatka. It means they had lived a life not far from Beringia. We propose a Pacific coastal migration theory "MPOR" from Sundaland once existed in Southeast Asia ~Japanese archipelago ~Beringia to Patagonia. ーRGaPJ

[@auraajah3072]

Disini kami di Sundaland ingin melihatnya

[@Poordirtfarmer]

Hello from Suwannee County Florida ✨️ 😊

[@derrickbronson3099]

This is so incredibly interesting …… however, i still ask myself how this information can help our future

[@kevinchambers1101]

It will help stop the idea of discrimination when people learn that everyone has a little of every culture in them.

[@here_we_go_again2571]

People didn't think that space travel would help our future but many new materials, medical discoveries and other knowledge was gained. My concern with all of the genetic information out there (testing sites, etc.) that the results could be used to scam people or to discriminate against them in some way (sort of like pre- existing medical conditions)

[@crockodile85ATX]

My Chinese/ SE Asian mom's mitochondrial haplogroup (B4b'd'e) has the highest concentration in the American SW/ Mexican NW and the Amazon. Cuz of her bit of SE Asian heritage she was often mistaken as NA by NA when we lived in Oklahoma and traveled in the Arizona and New Mexico.

[@moirapettifr7127]

Very interesting!

[@mzeewatk846]

I had a room-mate from Peru who could have easily have been bred and born on Vancouver Island. He was really pissed off when a waiter at the “Crown and Elephant” refused to let him run a tab. : (

[@tripsyspot4434]

She was African,not Asian

[@mzeewatk846]

@@tripsyspot4434 That’s exactly what Tucker Carlson says. Are you plagiarizing?

[@tripsyspot4434]

@@mzeewatk846 it’s like you don’t understand English.....that person said (my) it means that person is referring to the other person as being from same origin as him or her,and as much I could read and understand,that person was speaking on behalf of the Chinese and Asians,yes it’s clear that Africa is the beginning of every human race,and the black race is the mother to every living human race,but today ,the continents have been divided so hard that, the black Race doesn’t earned the respect that she deserves from every living human creatures,so Eve was from Africa,not Asia

[@hilo5901]

They have located Native artifacts over 30,000-50,000 years old in America, I believe.

[@morsecode9787]

EVEN OLDER..AND LAST GREAT APACHE WARRIOR MASIA WHO FOLLOWED JERONIMO IS MY ANCESTOR & HIS NAME IS OF AFRICA 🌍 "KENYA" AND WE HAVE PHOTOS ..HE &I WE ARE OR BLACK PEOPLES OUR HAIR IS NOT SILKY STRAIGHT. WHEN HIS HAIR WAS CUT 🔪 SHORT ONCE IT WAS AS OF BUFFALO🦬🦬 WE ARE NATIVE NEW MEXICO USA NOW BuT IS SAID WE PREDATE THE FINDS IN NEWMEXICO BY 100 K YEARS. & SOME BY BOAT FROM BOTH GREAT OCEANS BY LAND & BY BELOW FROM TRAVEL ED TO & FROM NORTH OF CONTINENT TO SOUTH TIP END OF ANERICA S BY THE UNDERGROUND cities & Roads .GRANNY DOC SAID ROADS.& WE GO BACK TO LANDS ONCE CONNECTED BEFORE THE GROUNG SHOOK & WATERS CAME..

[@hilo5901]

@@morsecode9787 I can believe that. Our people believe we were planted in the Americas. We have legends going back to the giant times. That’s biblical! One noted Pastor stated that Native Americans come from the Persians. I often wondered how we would have crossed the sea (?) Nevertheless our legends go back when animals talked so they are quite significant. I noticed many Bible prophecies actually sound like our people. I tell our people that the Bible is the story of our ancestors. (Some don’t believe) I do! ✝️

[@ElcoCanon]

@@hilo5901 Sad to see native Americans believe in a made up religion spread by white people. Christianity allowed native Americans to be murdered, plundered and raped at free will by white people.

[@bomh399]

@@hilo5901azareth?

[@shaolindreams]

Kinda interesting that White European people from either R1a or R1b haplogroups closest relative branch is Q, i wonder if anyone knew before genetics unravelled our past. At some point they were one somewhere in Asia, R went West and Q went East. Also sad that when they met again it wasn't in the best circumstances. Great video.. this should be included in history lessons.

[@eltecnico9541]

People from North India have R1a, R2, and Q and most of them are not White

[@jonathanmenendea9326]

Ancient north eurasians?

[@eltecnico9541]

@@jonathanmenendea9326 yes

[@shaolindreams]

@@eltecnico9541 I was just making the point of Europeans are related closely to Native Americans...but anyway, Haplogroup H of India is much darker complexion more so in the south. R1a has been there for a fairly long time so they have admixture with Haplogroup H, so obviously living around different people over time they 'change'. This one of the reasons why Northern Indians are generally lighter skinned and Southern Indians tend to be darker skinned. Do you know where R1a comes from? I can tell you about admixture if you want, i'm a white African.

[@majuscule8883]

​@@shaolindreams In a a way R and Q are still the same. They have similar traits: -Big bose -adventurous , exploration -warrior, hunter Haplogroup Q helped to defeat the Roman empire, many participated to the invasion of Europe.

[@Ersen_abiniz]

l am waiting for next video? l hope you can explain how semitic jews can have %5 Q1b Y2200 , and l am very curious about it.

[@Cove-o4d]

People who migrated through Beringia probably had to deal with active volcanoes too. Like the ones that seem to becoming active now. They probably witnessed the Cascade volcanoes too as they migrated past those.

[@mathiascreed1143]

Descendants related to Yakutia - from Russia through the bearing strait

[@cosmicHalArizona]

You are correct!

[@belovedwarmachine]

Has the thought ever crossed that perhaps the original oldest people on earth were the natives and migration occurred west into Asia??

[@Brosephski69]

Maybe before DNA some people thought that but it would be silly to believe that now with all the evidence showing otherwise.

[@TheFrighteningFiles9]

Bravo amazing work, im 46% Native in ancestry so this is amazing but even if I wasn't Native I still love genetics and have viewed majority of your videos. Wish I had a Native Y DNA but it is European. My maternal Native in B2 though. I think M DNA is a lot more interesting because there's so many founding lineages.

[@jfv65]

The origin of European DNA like haplo groups R1a and R1b is also the Euro-Asian Steppe lands. (Yamnaya and Corded ware cultures) These haplo groups just ended up in north America much later because of later west-European migrations.

[@TheFrighteningFiles9]

@@jfv65 Yes I know R1B or R1A never came with the founding paternal lineages of America but instead just a couple hundred years ago. Just wish I could know if I didn’t have a European Haplogroup which subclade of Q I would be.

[@adamsimon4545]

@@jfv65 "...because of later west-European migrations." if you call continent -wide genocide of whole civilizations "west-|European migrations".

[@moirapettifr7127]

Native what? Do you mean Native American? My father has been trying to find out before he dies if he is from one particular Native American indigenous group thru his father but that might be rather difficult as the elders have stated they will not allow dna testing.

[@TheFrighteningFiles9]

@@moirapettifr7127 I mean the video is about Native Americans, what other "Native" would I be talking about .. Im not talking about a specific tribe or tribalism, I'm talking about it on a genetic point. All Natives come from the same people in other words all related, they intermixed for thousand of years if you study history. Native to the Americas

[@pm71241]

The map of the last glacial maximum is clearly wrong. The ice sheet in Scandinavia didn't reach that far south. It looks more like the previous glaciation. Not the most recent.

[@sku32956]

Very interesting I have done DNA testing but have only used it for basic family tree info .

[@geonomad1]

Ancient DNA analysis results provide a new chapter in interpreting human history.

[@ironknives5395]

@@geonomad1 DNA can't give Origns what a joke

[@mikejones-wn1sw]

Exactly, and these people know it doesn't give you geneology. We all know these fake natives are not native ti America dunno why they even still try to claim that. They need to give the land to the true Indians and owners of the land

[@ironknives5395]

@@mikejones-wn1sw 0.000000001 percent..it's a fake narrative they still try and use

[@jirifejks1798]

@@moirapettifr7127 what history are you reading😂

[@japi2k9]

I personally thought that Y-haplogroup Q is relatively overlooked throughout the course of history, as it had the (missed) chance of being prominent in Siberia and Far East, both in diversity and in frequency. PS: Am not a geneticist, but I'd love alternate history scenarios in relation to both genetics and linguistics.

[@mattrange5439]

Well, I learned two things in the 4 minutes of this that I was able to endure: Q is the predominant Native American haplogroup, and computer voices still sound terrible.

[@robmar7190]

DNA’ testing has some amazing results! I was raised up as a Chicano from LA’ pretty simple’ right? Spanish mixed with Aztec’ - but as Ancestry will prove and a little family research’ my Mom’s side is a Grandma from New Mexico (Apache’ Mescalero) migrated north to Denver’ where I was born’ 50’s - family migrated to LA 60’s - Ancestry shows about 1/3 N. American Native’ 1/3 Spanish and the surprise’ 1/3 English’ Irish’ Wells)

[@pyrovania]

I know that I am about 1/16 Native American, a California tribe. When I did the National Geographic DNA test, about 5 years ago, it came back 4% central Asian and no native American. I find this interesting. There is a tribe called Yokuts who were in the CA central valley. There is a sizable ethnic group called Yakuts in Siberia.

[@anonymousanonymous4690]

You are not native.

[@pyrovania]

@@anonymousanonymous4690 I don't claim to be native but I know for a fact my grandmother's father's mother was. There are mission records with her name on it. I don't claim to be German either, and I have the same amount of German ancestry as I do Native.

[@tclanjtopsom4846]

Obviously someone told you some wrong information. DNA doesn't lie, you are not native.

[@tclanjtopsom4846]

It seems to be popular these days for people with a tiny percentage of an indigenous group to claim to be one of them.

[@pyrovania]

@@tclanjtopsom4846 That doesn't mean that Christianized indigenous people never married into the gringo population. They did. In my family, that means "early settler married Mission Indian".

[@alexos8741]

Haplogroup Q is more common in America than in Asia. The logical thing is that the Americans are the ones who took it to Asia.

[@Намыс-л8э]

Гапдогруппа Q южная , гаплогруппа С северная Канада Сибирь Россия . Форма глаз гаплогруппа Q не северная . У северных людей веко нависает

[@jurgenvoogt1638]

Like your video though it goes a bit too quick. Little bit confusing and there still is a lot of room for discussion.

[@Cove-o4d]

Was it really subarctic in the northern 48 portion of the United States during the ice age? The Seattle area must have been just as cold as Beringia. Was it really?

[@geonomad1]

Yes, that's right. There was a massive ice sheet right up to Seattle. Its name is the Cordilleran ice sheet.

[@Cove-o4d]

@@geonomad1 I am referring to the teal markings showing cold areas at 8:10. I see one under the ice sheets in the lower 48 US. I live in the area, but never knew this. I am also aware of volcanic activity around Montana where there is a lot of basalt. But that's a story for another day. Do you know anything about that?

[@ranjittyagi9354]

@@Cove-o4d How do I know? I'm not even a 101 on this subject! 😒🥴

[@evie9239]

My great grandmother was sakha (yakutian). interesting to think Native Americans were at one point hanging about Lake Baikal with them at some point!!

[@An-kw3ec]

And even so, natives migrated to many tropical countries in south america, but they live mostly in highlands, places with similar climate of Siberia, the cold climate adaptations still strong.

[@அவானிஉயர்ந்தது]

I don’t know much about DNA but looking at their linguistic,traditions and beliefs I was always suspicious that Indigenous people of North America ( especially the one in Canada and Navajo people) are related to Altai people and they’re immigrated from Siberia through Bering Strait

[@அவானிஉயர்ந்தது]

Oh and they also share a tragic destiny which sadly addiction of alcohol has ruined their population conveniently 😔

[@MiloSatori]

@@அவானிஉயர்ந்தது The Hopi are the oldest tribe in the American continent, i'm Mexican Hopi descent and i decided to not drink in respect of my ancestors.

[@adamsimon4545]

you don't know nothing of native americans .period. stop making up things to believe when you have no proof for them, just learn first before mouthing off, okay? please an thanks?

[@அவானிஉயர்ந்தது]

@@adamsimon4545 I know one thing for sure that they’re genocided by Anglophone mercilessly. For example just in North America 100 million native Americans were slaughtered by the invaders

[@abhask8409]

@@MiloSatori so you are our brother and sister.

[@blackhawk7r221]

DNA test kits. Remember, these companies are in the family tree business. It’s their goal to get you to convince others in your family to pay for a kit. Profits to tell you intriguing information. Take it with a grain of salt. From a former employee.

[@here_we_go_again2571]

Thx :)

[@quenting4540]

Monte verde in chile have the oldest human settlement.

[@claudebuysse7482]

And it's in contradiction with the official Clovis Theory ...

[@JoeKoOhNo]

Although I am not in complete agreement with some of your conclusions, I have always accepted the theory that North America was settled by people migrating from Asia 14,000 - 40,000 years ago. Your evidence is very compelling.

[@daveistrading]

Haplogroup Q is the ancient Natives who moved to South America. The Haplogroup C which makes up the majority of the current Native Americans who arrived in 900 AD.

[@TmanRock9]

The majority of Native American ancestry comes from the second migrations which arrived around 13,000 BC.

[@daveistrading]

That’s impossible there was no food, it was just glaciers until 8,200 years ago then a few thousand of Canada covered in massive barren glacial lakes. No one could survive in Canada 5,000 years ago - they were still in Siberia or Bearings Strait waiting for the animals to move into Canada 🇨🇦

[@TmanRock9]

@@daveistrading there was food, early migrations seem to have stuck towards the coast and some animals did exist around the area. The vast majority of Canada was a frozen tundra with little to no life. No one crosses Canada until the glaciers began to melt, but they didn’t need to cross these glaciers in the west where you could follow the coast down, fish, and hunt small populations of animals. Besides these glaciers began to melt around 15,000 years ago so why would they have to wait until 900 a d to cross? Genetics, archeology, and paleontology have already shown us that modern humans have been in the Americas for at least 22,000 years.

[@daveistrading]

@@TmanRock9 No there were just people camping a passing through Canada and USA on their way to warmer safer places in Mexico where they stayed After the glaciers melted , the land was covered in massive multi state wide barren lakes and their run off rivers decimated anything in their path - no one lived in Canada or Northern USA until 5,000 years ago at the earliest- most of the tribes in the Plains area only arrived in the 1600s. All the tribes in the USA SW escaped Aztecs in arrived in USA in 1300s. The tribes in the USA SE escaped the Spanish arrived in USA in 1500s - native history is not that old

[@TmanRock9]

@@daveistrading people had no idea about any warmer or safer places. People lived in Canada for roughly 14,000 years now, It doesn’t take thousands of years after the glaciers melt for anything to grow or animals to migrate. If native history is not that old then why are humans remains such as the Arlington spring man, or the the white springs fossilized foot prints, or the Minnesota woman, or the spirit cave mummy? All of these sites are older than what you claim they should be by thousands and sometimes over 10,000 years.

[@reocurringdream]

Its good to know what I had always suspected that the Asians and Natives Americans are actually from the same family group. Our ppl are in all climates and travelled everywhere. Congrats to my fellow first ppls out there. We are many and we are strong.

[@LukeA1223]

The groups in the Americas were there more than 33,000 ybp, therefore the migration goes from east to west or toward Eurasia from the pacific or toward Africa across the Atlantic.

[@scottbreseke716]

Atlantis was above water about 11,600 years ago, and it was easier to navigate across the Atlantic Ocean, making it easier for people from Africa, Portugal, and Spain to come across the Atlantic Ocean.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

It's also interesting that density of Q is around 15% in Northeast India.

[@chadh8632]

Q predicted this

[@weifan9533]

Most likely brought there by the Tibeto-Burman peoples, who had an origin somewhere in Northern or Northwestern China.

[@berberboy4790]

Hi. No it is not amazing. The Altaic people were Turks. One branch of a Turkic tribe ruled over Nirthern India, The Moghuls. I would have tought that it would be more

[@anonymousanonymous4690]

@@berberboy4790 Turkic and Turks are two different things and native Americans descend from the ancestors of Turks NOT Turks. You Turks try to claim everything.

[@berberboy4790]

@@anonymousanonymous4690 I do not agree with you We know they are not Turks, but have maybe Turkic genes. What devides them from other Turkic people of Central Asia is their language. A very big part of Turkic people feel a bond with each other, also with the Turks. Language is one of the most bonding reason. I do not know how much genetic bond there is. We are interested because the Turks travelled and are interested and want to understand why they kept the common language and common traditions

[@darz3829]

It is recorded that the earliest people migrated up from Africa to the Middle East, to China and to the Siberian peninsula before crossing into North America. Europeans sailed from Europe to the Eastern America. So everyone who ended up in North America were immigrants - including Indians.

[@JustJoe711]

The Out of Africa theory is still not completely proven. What's certainly proven is that pseudo Eurocentrics and - more recently - pseudo Afrocentrics have used that theory to declare their " superiority " over the rest of mankind.

[@cosmicHalArizona]

My wifes ancestry supports your description exactly.😊

[@luffypirateking1068]

Interesting I am haplogroup Q from Afghanistan wonder how I received it

[@user-qn6mt8mc9x]

what ethnicity r u

[@luffypirateking1068]

@@user-qn6mt8mc9x Pashtun

[@Baryshx]

You are Turk

[@محمدتقيحسينبر]

سلام . لطفا شناسه کامل هاپلوگروپی خود را به من بگویید ممنون می شوم . من از ایران

[@krakhedd]

This was a smidge heavy for one video of a little over 10 minutes, with such a dry script using a computer-generated voice. I dug the video for the info but damn if something a little softer wouldn't have helped me retain the info better

[@JohnMarstonJohnmarstonjohn]

So Native Americans are from Mongolia

[@lucasshen2621]

People always refer to everything in Northeast Asia as Mongolia, but in reality, Mongolians are mainly C and O, with a small proportion of Q ethnicity, even inferior to some Han Chinese provinces in northern China. The Q series mainly comes from regions further northwest than Mongolia.

[@muratozgun2813]

​@@lucasshen2621yes it is siberia

[@joshmiller4152]

This is fascinating! Great video with maps! Love it!

[@EAB-m4h]

I think the facial features of early humans in the world are very similar to the current Pygmies in Africa, and their body features are like Nilotic peoples!

[@samuraisaxon6800]

And all have pot bellies 😂

[@melvinjefferson2812]

The creater always been talking to me but I didn't listen until I was nocked down forced to listen now I know why I could never lie

[@JackDiamond21]

My people the Dakota have a legend that we originated by a big Lake. There are so many big lakes over a 50,000 year period. We could have originated by Lake Baikal, or when the Bering strait closed up. Or lake Agassi, or any other big lake that formed when the Laurentian ice sheet receded. It's interesting there are two different routes, the bottom route inhabited South America and the top route inhabited North America?? Either way I have more DNA in common with modern Siberians than anywhere else. I really want to believe my ancestors who have birth to the Dakota people came from Lake Baikal. I feel more connected to people from Siberia, and all over central Asia. Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, all those places, I feel so close to them but so far away. My people are always saying we are all connected.

[@adamsimon4545]

fake

[@JackDiamond21]

@@adamsimon4545 you're just jealous cause I'm more Russian, Canadian, and American all at once. What's fake about a legend?? Legends are just stories, and there are many big lakes that have formed. That is the only thing fake here, maybe not by Lake Baikal, I also said by any other lake that formed. Or do you just not know how to read?? I also said I wanted to believe, doesn't mean that's exactly what happened. All I know my DNA comes from over there, and the indigenous people of both Americas are the result of thousands of years of migration. We were still here first, we were the first ones to walk out of Africa. No matter how y'all spin it we were in North America first. For thousands of years like we been saying. If you honestly knew how to comprehend stuff, you would know I have explained everything in one go. Not my fault your baby little brain can't keep up.

[@adamsimon4545]

@@JackDiamond21 jealous? why would i be jealous? i don't care what your ancestry is, you can't just make up stuff just because you have a bit of native ancestry bro.

[@adamsimon4545]

@@JackDiamond21 i know ppl like you, i don't know if you are just making things up based off a few sentences, but just because you may have a bit of native ancestry, no need to go off the rails and at like some super spiritual whatever lol

[@JackDiamond21]

​@@adamsimon4545I didn't go off any rails, only pondering that my Dakota and Blackfoot ancestry came from one of these many migrations. And I said I want to believe, never said that's what the story was. In order for me to know all that is have to be pretty damn old.

[@randysanchez931]

From my dads side I have B2 from my grandma and QM3 from my grandpa, I have A2 from my mom’s mom and need to find out what my grandpa had/has, he was from Northern Mexico. All 3 of these Haplogroup crossed Bering Strait.

[@threedee3493]

Okay.. so if the Europeans ancestry was From the continent of Africa, so then why White Africans have not turned Brown or Black from the exposure to the heat.

[@ranojutro426]

I know who can believe in this non sense

[@miltontohd5368]

Where did subgroup lgbtq+ come from ???

[@ar3728]

I am haplogroup J2, but my maternal grandfather was haplogroup Q.

[@Freedom-jl7zf]

😂

[@Baryshx]

J2 Turk Hablogroup

[@tangoman3432]

Can you make a video on Y Haplogroup R2a, please?

[@jakartabanjir4666]

I agree 105% of this. Red Skin lndian is the true Native origin race of American continent. Those Caucasian White Skin who are many times YELLING to Chinese, Korean, Japanese & African TO GO BACK to our origin countries, must think 105 times before saying 1 word.

[@ginakelley749]

I'm Caucasian and I 👍 this message

[@xlReGaRdLeSslx]

A country is more than just land. Without those "White skin people", this patch of land would be nothing, and inhabited by violent stone age people who were constantly at war with each other. Those "White skin" people sacrificed so much (more than your little brain could ever comprehend) for people to know what peace and freedom truly is.

[@user-ey1ok6ms9r]

😂

[@rodneynorfolk9737]

this statement is nonsensical

[@michaelman9358]

K2b2 (as you call it) has been confirmed to be the first migration of humans w/o any contact.... why did you have an arrow to Central China??

[@sunmoonstarrays]

Wonderful information 💜

[@ShadowWalker-vq7kb]

I got one question about the land bridge. When was the last time someone could walk from Russia to Alaska? Last frickin winter. 😮

[@user-yt3xd2jl6d]

The last to arrive were the Inuit, but they arrived by sailing across the ocean.

[@user-yt3xd2jl6d]

Approximately 5000 years ago

[@ShadowWalker-vq7kb]

@@user-yt3xd2jl6d exactly the Inuit before two crazy countries started pointing guns at everyone they went back and forth every year. One other thing to consider on sailing down the coast is during the ice age the ice cap came south of Alaska down to California and they may have been able to walk around the glassiers. Way before 5000 years ago I would think the people that lived on the ice would go to Alaska for the salon run or the reindeer migration.

[@pianoclassic498]

At the end we are brothers and sisters. 🥰

[@sumanamjs]

My word! No getting away from the fact that a lot of wild oats have been sown 😅

[@emrahcanak3959]

Native Americans are brothers of the Turks and are of our blood. Because it is incredible how culturally similar these two people living on different continents of the world are.

[@mrusli1902]

I need the haplogroup P from south east Asia. Did I have a J1 lineage from haplogroup P????

[@anonymousanonymous4690]

Anyone else haplogroup Q here

[@محمدتقيحسينبر]

Were the Ghaznavid and Seljuk Turks and other Turkic dynasties of haplogroup Q in Iran?

[@muratozgun2813]

Idk gaznavids but seljuks turk rulers r1b yet their second haplogroup is Q. In the ancient times Q and R lived tgh in siberia they both come from parent P.

[@GTrading8]

We are all brothers and sisters … Gods family

[@cmotherofpirl]

Meadowcroft site in Pennsylvania is dated to 19,000 years ago.

[@jessfulbright9015]

The human footprints along the shoreline of ancient Lake Otero at present day White Sands, NM have been definitively dated to 22,800 to 21,130 years old. You might want to keep up on your reading a little better, I'm thinking the paper on that was published in 2016. USGS research geologists Kathleen Springer and Jeff Pigati have not been challenged by anyone that I know of, and I do keep up on my reading. What haplogroup do you think they belonged to? Why didn't you google "first people in the Americas" or something along those lines before you made this? Weird.

[@lordpickle8424]

Except there was literally a paper like last month or something that sort of put a doubt on those dates, not sure how you missed that. They apparently didn't take into account that the plants used for their C14 analysis were _underwater_ plants and used its carbon differently. The recent paper took samples of the same plant that were gathered around 75 years and using the exact same method Springer/Pigati used the plants were found to be roughly 7400 years old even though they were collected 75 years ago.

[@ranojutro426]

This migration is after last flood??? 12 000 years ago??? Or before Last flood??

[@randygilmour]

If you stick to the facts from past findings, we migrated to the America’s earlier then 20,000 years ago. Those fact were discredited due to opinions not fact, and erased from academia. It’s nice to see that DNA archeology is finally revealing the truth, and I hope that old ignored data will be revisited and those pioneers will be credited for their excellent work.

[@thevnbastid1027]

still not native or indigenous. mostly indignant indigent and disingenuous

[@sidritkurti1173]

Is there sny relationship between the languages spoken by Amerindians and Turkic people? I guess there is

[@hmdCNR]

YES

[@ban1176]

I have Q1b and i live in Europe, Serbia. It is found in one of the main branch of one Serbian tribe in Montenegro Bratonozic. It is believed that L245 2209 type that we have is from Jewish diaspora that settled in Balkan back when Romans kicked them out in first century.

[@geonomad1]

YDNA Q is a type very rarely found in Europe.

[@ban1176]

@@geonomad1 i know, thats why i written it here because its interesting to me, also q1b is found in Croatia Hvar around 14% there.

[@ban1176]

@@Tokyo2905 not Q L 245, it's not Hunic haplogruop. It's Ashkenazi Jew. You can search it up. It's Middle Eastern-Mediterranean.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

@@ban1176 Jews and Q??? Lol

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

@@ban1176 btw you should remember that almost all Turkic tribes who went Balkans got Slavized like Avars, Bulgars, Cumans, Pechenegs etc.

[@cheriruss9405]

Sorry but footprints were discovered dating back 25,000 in NM, not after 15,000.

[@moirapettifr7127]

We were surprised to learn we have 6% Western Chinese DNA. We come from Southern Germany/Poland on my mother's side and my father is Iberian Peninsula/ France. It's really interesting this DNA and how fascinating. I also find it interesting that QEII did not allow her family to have DNA testing done lol!

[@ineedhelpsoundproofing]

Western Chinese? Maybe you have Tatar from your mother's side of the family

[@here_we_go_again2571]

@moirapettifr7127 King Charlie 3rd is woke (and also a member of the WEF) he might go for genetic testing.

[@ineedhelpsoundproofing]

Poland has a Tatar community, I'm guessing that's where your Asian DNA is from

[@Oyuki-Mayonesa]

There’s a documentary showing that the rightful king of England is living as a common person in Australia right now. That one of the queens in history got pregnant 🤰 while the king was away on a trip and the baby came early that this was covered up

[@feilox]

@@Oyuki-Mayonesa wouldn't that make it ill-legit? I mean it should be of the man if this is a kingdom right? not a queendom? This is why I don't get British monarchy SHOULD be a unbroken line and female hierarchy doesn't count, it should go to the uncles and brothers. Unless I'm mistake you guys live in a matriarchy not patriarchal society.

[@Theodorebenevolent]

Anyone know about haplogroup Q-Y2200?

[@Andres-uw2kf]

Proud descendant of Haplogroups Q-m3 and Maternal B2 🇬🇹🇲🇽

[@stolek6908]

You missed south european culture called ''VINČA'' (vincha) , dates about 12000y ago.

[@ranojutro426]

Yes and Starcevo

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Cool haplogroup😎

[@geonomad1]

Thank You.

[@turkishsymboltr568]

Aynı anda her yerdesin reis

[@Cove-o4d]

So the people of Haplogroup C are NOT Ancient North Eurasians? Also, Totem Poles. I saw in a documentary some Asian groups along Asian coast a group that had what looked like Totem Poles stacked in the background along the C group routes. So it seems the Totem Pole culture traces back through the C groups. Not the Q groups. I think the Totem Pole culture only traces back through the coastal groups. Not ANE.

[@prabirkarki1479]

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[@susiemcvey672]

This is fascinating 🎉❤

[@geonomad1]

Thank You.