The Hidden History of Pacific Islanders with Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson | Traced: Episode 10

[@bcbdrums]

I remember being about 10 years old in Sunday School and the pastor asked if we had any questions, and my question was, "if Adam and Eve were the only people God made, aren't we all related?" and for some reason the pastor either did not understand or did not want to answer my question, as I clarified it to him repeatedly when he seemed confused, and finally he waffled a bit before not answering and just moving on. Thank you so much for this depth of research on a topic that has fascinated me since childhood.

[@edeancozzens3833]

Smart kid.

[@imafeltersnatch7634]

Actually Eve would have been a clone of Adam yet a different gender. Yet another thing creationists can't seem to understand or explain with a scientific explanation. Inbred is an understatement if the first part was even possible

[@user-wz4hr5xu4k]

I would have liked to hear which of Noah's sons lineages do the Pacific people originate from. I can't decide whether it's from Japheth of Ham or a combination of both. A mystery i've been yearning to discover for a couple of decades now. Intriguing scientific hypothesis on the Y-Chromosome data, but i'm not wholly convinced. Especially as he failed to acknowledge the Polynesian descending into the ancient Americas. Polynesian skulls which are quite unique to Polynesians are also found further West than Siberia suggesting that if the Polynesians had a founder effect, it had to have been older than their time in Siberia, which is why the theory of "Polynesians originated from the South East Asians" is too simplified and thus incomplete. It ignores other crucial elements like those i mentioned above, as well as skips over the cultures they came from before Siberia. The good Dr may need to expand his interpretation of the DNA research into a broader autosomal comparison, like using HLA, because that would give a broader DNA data to compare his summaries with. The Y Chromosome alone seems a bit too bare. Also the picture of the young Maori girl he used, is not a typical look of most Maori people nor Polynesians in general. They have a variety of different physical features, from about 3 achetypal models, which existed before the first Europeans reached the Polynesian triangle, became enamored by them, studied them and yet the Polynesian origin IMHO is still quite contentious. Regarding the Austronesian language group, i believe the Polynesian language should no longer be classed under that linguistic group as it's pretty distinct from the other languages in that bracket. I would love to see a comparison of the Polynesian language with the Hittite language or the Akkadian one. Because it's interesting that the names of their leaders sound Polynesian, but when you look at the way the language has been interpreted, it's more akin to the other nations making up the Austronesian group. Also the Melanesians or the Australian aborigines look more akin to those from India. At least that's how a 2016 Y-Chromosome sequencing derived the data. I appreciate that Dr. Jenson was inspired by gaps in human history from the Bible as the foundation for his quest. I share the same point of reference for many of random researches. I agree with him that there's still room for development and refinement. So thank you for sharing your faith, your scientific knowledge and time with us.

[@edeancozzens3833]

It is not good when adults answer like that. First assure the child that there is an answer because there is. Admit it if you don't know. Then pray with the child asking God to teach and answer the question. He will, maybe over a whole lifetime. He leads us by giving us questions, with curiosity, with desires from him. I call that desire or question, or curiosity therapy. Such are often part of God's calling in our lives. Honor it and follow it.

[@imafeltersnatch7634]

@@edeancozzens3833 Or just admit it's a fairlytail and grow up

[@KennethAGrimm]

I spent some time in the Philippines, mostly the interior of Bohol, exactly where your brown circle for Melanesian is centered. There is a distinct cultural divide between those with darker-skinned heritage (especially if there is curly hair and or wide flat noses in the family) and the coastal majority. Those with Melanesian heritage are known as "people of the forest", and other less polite appellations. What is interesting in the context of this discussion, is that it is universally accepted on Bohol that the "people of the forest" came first, and were driven into the forest interior when the boat-building coastal Malayo-Polynesians arrived.

[@richscellphones]

I too have spent time in the Philippines...and my future wife is there.

[@KennethAGrimm]

@@richscellphones Congratulations. I would love to share some personal observations and experience on that subject; you can find my email on the "About" page of my channel. (KZbin has a very good system to protect email addresses from scan-bots.)

[@mervinmatua]

Look at my reply

[@HiddenView1977]

Thank you Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson and AIG for all you do!! I pray for strength and wisdom for you and the staff!! ❤️

[@alshaikh6318]

ماشاءالله تبارك الله على البروفسور ناثانيال ت.جينستون

[@KennethAGrimm]

A fascinating detail of the Haplogroups K, M, S map - There is one dot on the astern coast of India, in Andhra Predesh. This is precisely the area I surveyed for the relief efforts after the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami. There I encountered, as the hardest hit, the seasonally migrant Yanadi tribe, who are so low on the cultural scale in India that most have not even been granted government ID cards. There appearance is unlike any other group in India (except for skin tone), having typical Melanesian features. Their skill in boats (which are quite unlike the typical Polynesian style) makes it easy to understand how some of their ancestors were able to ferry their entire families eastwards by sea.

[@michaelwho3284]

Thank you! The world needs more researchers like you guys, preserving mankind’s true history is so important. Kicking off the 20s with these amazing genetic/lingual/migrational observations marks a truly exciting time, not just for Creation science and Christians, but for the rest of the world also!(Even if they don’t know it yet). I pray God aids you in revealing even more pieces to our history! Also is there a larger poster style form of the full tree available?

[@answersingenesis]

Yes! You can visit our bookstore online. Thank you!

[@SovereignHawaii]

​@@answersingenesis Hello Dr.. I dont know if you remember, but a few months ago (around Christmas time) we had discussed how the Polynesians had two different sets of DNA within the Polynesians. I've done some more research and I believe the K dna haplogroup within the Hawaiian may come from the Tanala tribe in madagascar.. do you remember me mentioning the "menehune" people? I believe this menehune race could have possibly came from the Tanala tribe in Madagascar

[@criscoduck3922]

So incredibly interesting and confirming! Keep digging please! You have to read the book! 🍿

[@nathanhalsey3969]

The videos you produce are awesome... The book is great... What a wonderful journey... Praise be to the glory of God

[@gwbuilder5779]

I have lived in Hawaii for over 30 years and taught Hawaiian history as well as other subjects. There is a section of Hawaiians claiming ancient history of Maori descent. The Hawaiian, Samoan, Tongan, Tihitian connection is very familiar with facial features, body shapes, skin tone, feet, hand, and even vocal frequency. Even though each group fights with the others they are all definitely co-mingled in genetics. Unfortunately I had a stroke in 2012, so much of my memory is lacking, but at least this information should give you a place to work from.🤙

[@blueskye1827]

Pacific Islanders and Melanesians were the inventors of the catamaran sailboats. They used the stars as their navigation through the vast oceans. People also aren't taught that the indigenous people of Madagascar are Polynesians in the Indian Ocean. There was a large ocean trading civilisation between the East Coast of Brazil to the west coast of South Africa that collapsed sometime ago due to changing currents and winds. They were no longer able to travel vast distances in short periods of time.

[@beestoe993]

Wow, this is fascinating. Looks like I need to get the book. I am particularly intrigued by the LACK of connection in African people among all others. How unique!

[@mikerozell3177]

Been reading the book and I’m about halfway through it. Really great work!

[@alshaikh6318]

نعم من افضل الكتب الحمض النووي البروفسور ناثانيال ت.جينستون بالمرصاد على يهود مملكة الخزر المغول والفرس الي احتلوا فلسطين المحتلة منذ 70سنة من افضل العلماء الحمض النووي في العالم وفي أمريكا ربي يحفظه ويسعده ويطول بعمره

[@alshaikh6318]

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[@jocrinehart1342]

Does it have info on blood types A, AB, and O then Rh factors?? - and + ??

[@alshaikh6318]

@@jocrinehart1342 كتابه خطر على يهود الخزر الفرس والمغول كتابه خطر على كل كذاب أشر في العالم كتابه خطر على أصول فارسية مجوسية هؤلاء يعلمون علم اليقين البروفسور ناثانيال ت.جينستون بالمرصاد عليهم وعلى الحق والهدى والنور واعدائه على الباطل الي يرد على البروفسور ناثانيال ت.جينسون من قبل أصول فارسية مجوسية في العالم ينفقون ملايين ليهود الخزرالفرس ضد البروفسور ناثانيال ت.جينستون كل شيء واضح كشمس البروفسور ناثانيال ت.جينستون مسوي لهم الرعب

[@jocrinehart1342]

@@alshaikh6318 I will pray for his safety in gratitude for all the wonderful work he has done!

[@UnconventionalMetal]

I think at one point in history, India must have had a vast influence through colonies spread far and wide. Place names in Madagascar, Burma, Thailand and Indonesia look Indian in origin. Another piece of evidence is the fact that the word Kumar means small in Indian (Sanskrit?), but Kumari means sweet potato in the South Pacific and South America. Currently Indo-Europeans make up about 40% of the earth’s population, and it looks like more in the Pacific. Noah’s prayer for God to enlarge Japheth (Indo-Europeans) seems to be showing up historically and genetically, and those descendants mixing with their Hamitic and Semitic cousins. This proves through sinful human nature, how ignorant and futile it is to try and separate humanity into races, when there really is only one race descended from Noah’s male line.

[@mdoerkse]

You have to be very careful when comparing individual words across languages. The "kumari" example you mention is probably a coincidence if it is even true. Wiktionary says it means princess or girl in Sanskrit but does not mention any other meanings.

[@corvusglaive4804]

That is correct. Thailand is named after the previous Kingdom of Ayutthaya, which gets its name from the Indian city of Ayodhya. That's because the whole of South East Asia was originally Hindu, before Buddhism and Islam came.

[@danielhanawalt4998]

One thing's for sure. We are all part of the same race. The human race. The color of skin and differences in features, etc. we are all similar. Two eyes, two ears, a nose and a mouth, two arms, two legs, etc. Interesting video.

[@zeph8717]

What does that make Homo Sapien Neanderthalensis? I'm curious, just asking for a friend.

[@VSTogo]

I'm Polynesian (Tongan) & this is so cool to know.

[@mervinmatua]

Most theory is accurate but Austronesian starts in North Luzon Phillipines not Tawian or China. Already people in Phillipines. New species of Human - Homo Luzoneis

[@lesneilson5632]

Many thanks for your work, New Zealand Skeletons in the Cupboard videos echo much of what you deduce from your research and then more as they gather information from the local legends and visit sites around the country They have many tales of habitation across the years it is fascinating in its breadth. and you are helping to piece together the science of it all

[@user-wz4hr5xu4k]

I don't ascribe to the Celtic peopling theory of ancient NZ. But there was an antediluvian epoch, meaning there is probably a more ancient civilization deep beneath the NZ earth and actually deep beneath every nation's earth or even covered in water like Hancock has revealed. Dr. Jenson's data appears to be based on a post-diluvian era. But it would be nice if NZ govt would allow the experts to excavate any alleged hidden skeletons and skulls in NZ, as they're probably Polynesian, anyway. . I do know for a fact that the Kennewick man believed to be 9,000 years old and the oldest man discovered in North America, had the skull of a Polynesian. I know that for certain because the one of the scholars involved in the study of his remains made a model of it. And if you google it and compare it to a Polynesian skull, you'll see it is precisely a Polynesian skull. Although, they've recently remodeled him into a type of european ancient Ainu lol The megalithics found in Peru, Chile, MesoAmerica and other coastal lands of South America have been connected to locations that Polynesians HLA haplogroups were also located as well as their crania and bones. The same megalithics are found throughout all of Polynesia with Polynesian skulls and skeletons. It would be nice to finally uncover European skulls in these same ancient places that the Polynesian genetic markers and bones are at, where all these megalithic massive stone constructions are at, like the Americas and the Polynesian islands, so we can state that it was the celtics who arrived in the Americas and Polynesia first and that they were the ones who built all the monolithics and megalithics of the Americas and those scattered all over the Pacific islands even the Kaimanawa wall in NZ which looks exactly like those in the coast of South America where the ancient builders drew their people on the same stones as having broad noses, and thick lips similar to the Olmec civilization howbeit an even earlier group than them. Perhaps we can find some ancient European skulls on Mocha island just off of the coast of Chile where they also found ancient skulls of Polynesians? Maybe science has erred and the Polynesian skulls where ancient megalitic constructions were discovered are really Celtic ones? I don't know why Polynesians are trying so hard to hide the bones of the early Celtics! Why are the polynesians trying to misappropriate white people's cultures !

[@_.Marz._]

​@@user-wz4hr5xu4kBecause there were no Celtics pre Māori. What makes you think there were?

[@oliverduke1173]

@@_.Marz._ it fits here because they were enslaved by phoenicians. So they may have escaped and sailed the Indian Ocean

[@_.Marz._]

@@oliverduke1173 Yea...no evidence as of yet.

[@richardkautz2116]

As a pacific islander from Saipan CNMI. I'm intrigued

[@nancy12452]

love listening to your videos! Thank you so much, may God bless you!

[@garrygraham7901]

Anthropological studies of Australian aboriginal groups done in the 1930s indicated two or three waves of migration. This was subsequently rejected in favour of a politically motivated 'one people' notion that ignored the obvious differences between Tasmanian, southern 'Murrays' and central desert and northern coastal aboriginal populations. It looks like the presence of more than one haplogroup from the Y Chromosome studies tends to support the much more scholarly and thorough field-based conclusions of the early anthropologists.

[@daneironfoot2696]

Just Don’t go calling Micronesian Melanesians or Polynesians Asian because we don’t claim that line. Our ancestors sailed the seas. We are islanders now.

[@Daybr3ak1991]

Like you ashame tour ancestors were asians first? Bro if you like that you’re ashame of yourself

[@irispihema462]

Lol😂

[@courtneyturner5083]

Africa has all the phenotypes and the most genetic diversity. All group originated from Africa and mutated tens of thousands of years ago when they migrated out of the continent. Love this content!

[@dreday77764]

Humanity is only 6000 years old

[@kailani112]

So chinese came from Africa ? I definitely see similarities 😂

[@courtneyturner5083]

check out the pictures of the Khoisan. Educate yourself.@@kailani112

[@moonlettek73]

​@@kailani112they look like khoisan native african😂

[@RT1NO]

This very interesting as a Polynesian specifically Samoan. There has been so many different research of where Polynesia originated from, some say Asia, Africa, some say South America, even the northern part of America towards Alaska. I will say what is fact amongst all research, where ever Polynesia migrated from it started in Samoa and that long pause then branched out. Every Polynesian island can trace their ancestors to Samoa. I’d like to be a test subject, I’d like to find out which of Noah’s kids do I come from.

[@alcapone8193]

you say that like it's a fact, only the samoans make that claim but that claim has been exposed as a lie by both Australian and New Zealand scientists, the truth is that the samoans you claim did all these so called things were actually tongans and alot your stories have been corroborated by other island oral traditions but in their stories, it's not samoan but tongans, so please stop claiming things that your people never did LOL

[@AK47HEAVYMETAL83]

@@alcapone8193You do realize that archaeological carbon dating is highly inaccurate right? If you didn’t know, do some digging bud.🤣 There’s a reason the Samoan culture and language is much richer and is practiced on a daily basis to this day, versus the Tongan culture and all the other Polynesian cultures and languages that are diminishing. We are the motherland of Polynesia! The word Samoa means SACRED CENTER (Hence, we are right in the middle of the Polynesian Triangle, coincidence or not)? And the word Tonga (Toga) in the Samoan language means SOUTH/SOUTHWARD, which happens to be the location of Tonga from Samoa. 🤦🏽‍♂️ Anyways, Samoa and Tonga has always been the closest to one another in history and genealogy. I’m not discounting Tonga whatsoever, I have Tongan ancestry as well. We’re all the freaking same people. 😂😂😂

[@zeph8717]

1 people spanning all of the Pacific. Curious if you'll find evidence of our people on Antarctica.

[@keewaibk7947]

@@AK47HEAVYMETAL83y’all hate to deny y’all came from us it’s been proven n proven again lol

[@keewaibk7947]

@@Nagin-zt6sc 🇹🇴🇹🇴🇹🇴🫵🏾

[@doridajanelassiter]

Super merci! Enfin nous nous approchons de la vérité. 👍

[@Israel-of-Yah]

The book of Jubilees does say that some descendants of Shem intermarried with descendants of Ham. Perhaps that's why Polynesians and East Asians seem to have ancestry in Africa.

[@lauriedmills7581]

Fascinating!

[@hozn]

I never ever thought I’d be watching videos about rocks and others about geographically tracing peoples spit on the map in chronological order. Good ole AiG kinda made me nerdy when I used to not know why i believed what I believe. Real science is cool 😎

[@hatac]

I did Archaeology in Australia in the late 1990's. because there is very little hard, buildings etc, archaeology in Australia my teachers were all heavily into Melanesian, Polynesian and Peruvian Archaeology. Pre WW2 much more was known in Australia than in the USA. Though half of that was French work. I did reasonably well. Being a life long creationist I had a bit of an advantage with dates and genetics.

[@batyaseguin3810]

Very interesting. My grandchildren are half Tongan and I wondered where they came from. I knew Asia but by looking at them I see the African features.

[@SuperLuddan]

I wish it would upload sooner!! 😄

[@fordastreeets8019]

I love this video, is there any chance you can trace the originators of Micronesia?

[@davidwilkinson333]

How sound is it to use morphological traits, when in a previous episode it was demonstrated how quickly they can change over just a few generations? It would be interesting to look at the Sasquatch/Sabe genetics since they consistently appear to have maternal human DNA. Sykes, at Oxford Uni, concluded 'Eve's' mitochondrial origin was some 120,000 years ago, while 'Adam's' Y chromosomal DNA was some 170,000 years old. Funnily enough he never explored/speculated on that anomaly at the time of his two books!

[@Uce_Conserative4547]

Good information. Thank you. GOD BLESS YOU!!...🙏

[@badenhohapata]

hi from new zealand. this study is missing a very crucial bloodline from south america. Its mentioned in the book called "song of wataha". it states that 3 haplo group ypes met at easter island im guessing 1000bc. they mention a bloodline short blonde haired blue eyes from south america, most likely from mesopatamia region orginally. the youtube documentry is called "skeletons in the closet".

[@barriesmith3489]

What about the older people of New Zealand that lived there before the Maori some of their blood line is on Norfolk Island

[@apurplegoldenfaith7]

Hopefully, next about Filipinos 🙏

[@ahh-2-ahh]

I think it was addressed in this video... Wasnt it?

[@0Peverything]

The hidden cake recipe in this video really made my day

[@AfriasporaFilms]

You cannot say Melanesians have no connection with Africa because 1, all humans come out of Africa and 2, the ancestor of YDNA haplogroup C is haplogroup CT and the ancestor of CT is haplogroup BT. Both BT and CT are African in origin. The fact that there are no remnants of C found yet in modern African populations now does not sever the obvious African connections in our prehistoric past.

[@Army_Retired]

Video summarized: DNA chromosome marker data analysis supports the following hypothesis 1. An ancient Siberian group migrated down East Asia pathways, becoming the Melanesian’s group (dark skinned South Pacific people) 2. Meanwhile, the Polynesian group (Asian looking people) shows marker evidence tracing them back to Africa. 3. The ancient Siberian group mentioned in first point also traces back to Africa Also, it appears the Melanesian group entered and occupied the SE Asia region well before the arrival of the Polynesian group, and were later pushed out the way by the Polynesians Some SE Asia geographical places have Polynesian and Melanesian group migration overlap pathways, such as Papa New Guinea

[@zairatulumierah9436]

No melanesian and siberian are different group.

[@Aaroniusnz]

You mistook Polynesian for Austronesian. Melanesian + Austronesian = Polynesian

[@Army_Retired]

Thanks for clarifying

[@SovereignHawaii]

I was completely dismissive of this man's findings until he mentioned Polynesians descending from Africans more than melanesians. I can't say I know I'm right, but I will say if you look at my lineage (along with the lineage of my son), you can tell Hawaiians were dark prior to 1778. Kalaniopu'u is my seven time grand father on my mother's side. If you look at the pictures of Kalaniopu'u, you can tell he's not Asian

[@courtneyturner5083]

Early pictures of King Kamehameha clearly showed he was highly melanated. Maybe it's not to clear cut that all Polynesians came from the C Haplogroup. Maybe they were decimated overtime and the currently sampling of Polynesians show a more recent conqueror haplogroup.

[@courtneyturner5083]

Fijian (Melanesia) oral history says they originated from East Africa.

[@38-329]

Awesome 👍

[@lisamaries5677]

I'm Hawaiian and would love to have my brothers add to the test. Is there an easy way to stream line that process? Links? Please

[@IAMhassentyou-h5w]

Blessings 🙌

[@avafury4584]

Thank you AIG 🤗❤️

[@TickedOffPriest]

If Darwin had known about genetics, would he still have gone down the same route?

[@maxpeck1962]

Darwin and his peers hadn't even fleshed out the "life only comes from life" law of biology. Some actually thought simple organisms spontaneously arose from non-living matter and that this could be observed routinely, such as maggots emerging from dead meat. In that context, maybe Darwins model was plausible back then, but time and time again we made discoveries that should have led to rejecting his idea. It still persists because it's really not about the science and logic; it's a religion, and there are plenty of zealots who will cling to their faith regardless of contradictory observations.

[@quijybojanklebits8750]

@@maxpeck1962 it's already been proven that rna naturally forms from water running through volcanic glass proving abiogenesis.

[@maxpeck1962]

@@quijybojanklebits8750 I'm not aware of any experiment or observation of water running through volcanic glass spontaneously producing a self-replicating organism.

[@quijybojanklebits8750]

@@maxpeck1962 never said it made an organism but rather something organic came from something inorganic, and due to the nature of biological chemicals and how primitive the first organisms were, it wouldn't take much to go from all of the building blocks to simple bacteria.

[@maxpeck1962]

@@quijybojanklebits8750 "wouldn't take much" is hand waving. Even the simplest organisms are unbelievably complex. So what if rna can form? That is no better than the Urey experiment that made a random concoction of amino acids. Forming some basic building blocks is irrelevant; those building blocks need to be arranged in a very specific and complex order to result in a self-replicating organism, aka life.

[@all41tja]

Is the numbers adjusted for longer lifespans? Could the 1000bc split have someting to do with 1800bc world hunger?

[@leicestercook]

Lapita pottery was found in Samoa(Melanesian culture). It predates Polynesian migration by a millennia or more.

[@alcapone8193]

it was not found in samoa but Tonga and yes the first settlement was Tonga then spread from there and has been proven yet the samoans still cling to their fantasies LOL

[@zeph8717]

1 people spanning the whole of the Pacific.

[@coolnegative]

I think it'd be interesting to trace the origins of the Mung Peoples.

[@keewaibk7947]

Just heard you mention there’s was a large amount of time in Polynesian history that is blank and then the Europeans came .. we’ll if we are being honest here in Tonga when the first catholic missionaries came while converting our king they made us burn all our huts that contained THOUSAND YEARS OF HISTORY weapons , mats , wooden carved God n goddesses tablets that was our only form of written language missionaries said it was pagan

[@joash4332]

Are Filipinos part of pacific islanders too?

[@coralplanet9025]

Yes They are Malayo Polynesians

[@mervinmatua]

We were part of Polynesia before the French changed it. We are the bloodline of Austronesians - we are ancestral polynesians

[@unkown2096]

Nope we not corrupt like this Filipinos

[@jasonteaotonga3628]

I believe you are missing an important link .I am Maori our family history can be traced back to Hawaii and because of warfare in the Pacific our ancestors migrated to southern islands and eventually to aotearoa NZ. Before Hawaii I believe our people came from Peru or panama , I think the missing link is the Hawaiian bloodline...

[@rickrack4812]

If only he could have blood type variances also Incorporated with this

[@MrAtsyhere]

I have a fairly well documented ancestry going back some 400 years in America. AT one point I am sure my ancestor married a native woman in 1664 likely to a "Native Princess" and by historic terms it appears to be true (Deeds and things) but in spite of the fact that my family lived on the Reserve from 1664-1870's my R1b ancestry shows no Native blood. However my Moms side was inland England back to the mid 1800's. So when my sisters DNA test showed 2% Ashnakazi Jew and 2% Polynesian we were mystified by the Pacific Islander in the tree. How in 12 generations could we loose all the native bloodline and pick up some remote DNA so far back. Could the Polynesian be an echo of haplogroup C in the eastern tribes of the coastal native population? Is there "Long Island Hawaiians?"

[@_.Marz._]

Polynesians are mixed with B4a1a1(maternal) and C-M208 (paternal)

[@shdwbnndbyyt]

Skin color (over the generations) is almost always related to the latitude of the place where people live. Each generation the people with the best D3 production with least skin cancers are most likely to pass on their genes. So in general (vegetation makes a difference) in the equatorial latitudes the offspring with the darkest skin color survive the best and pass on their genes, and in more polar regions the opposite is true. However things like societies that eat a lot of sea creatures do make a difference as they get a lot of D3 from their diet... So in 1000 years or so, those African immigrants in Northern Europe should start getting lighter skin colors than their ancestors asuuming the immigration from Africa is stopped, even without interbreeding without the people there....

[@mervinmatua]

Most of this info is correct. The Aetas /Negritos split into Melanesia and old Polynesia which included Phillipines) The igorots are the oldest known traces back for Austronesian 771,000 years old. The igorots have no traces of Asian Blood. They were the Main Seafarers into the Pacific , Indonesia , Madagascar. Ocean currents from Tawian to Phillipines would destroy thier canoes. But not vice versa! Micronesia, New Polynesia have Phillipine blood. The Question is where did the Homo Luzonesis species come from. Yes new species! Austronesian start at the Philippines. Remember Jules Dumont moved Philippines out of Oceania because of many Skin colors found in Phillipines. Melenesia and Polynesians at this time , Micronesia didn't exist just yet.

[@rewirapana941]

Get off gear mate

[@Daybr3ak1991]

@@rewirapana941get off the crack the world dont center about you people

[@daleknight8971]

Have you heard the term mulugion. Have you researched into it ?

[@OmaggyPainex]

My double first cousin and I have dna tests. His mom and NY dad are brother and sister. His dad and my mom are brother and sister. Would this be a good study to compare lineages

[@billwangelo9727]

Good day Dr Nathaneal. I hope you are having a great day. Are we Melanesians mixed people then, some are from Ham and some are from Shem (18:30-19:10 on video)? We have two language groups actually. One is Papuan (spoken by inland mainland Papua New Guineans and Australia Aboriginies) and the other is Austronesian (spoken by coastal Papua New Guineans and perhaps Fiji islanders) Have a safe day

[@veronicalogotheti1162]

In the y you can find mitocondrial

[@danmannz]

I would love to know when the eastern islanders arrived, surely with their Y-DNA sequenced you can determine this? also what about the arrival dates of the Maori in New Zealand?

[@donniefarist3807]

For the arrival of the Maori in NZ watch Skeletons in the Cupboard it gives the precise date.

[@danmannz]

@@donniefarist3807 already seen it, what do you make of it?

[@donniefarist3807]

Makes sense, especially considering other real history.

[@alcapone8193]

the Maori ancestors were tongan and samoan that is a fact the Maori elders all know but dont lile to declare publicly for some reason.

[@dreday77764]

@alcapone8193 it’s funny because you can say to a Maori that he/she is Polynesian and they will point blank tell you that they are not, they are Maori. Talk about being uneducated

[@ammar_aleujur2757]

I'm on the line L-M20

[@hatac]

Its interesting that some of these major splits seem to come at the end of the ice age by creationist estimates when sea level rise would have flooded coastal communities forcing migration and split population as islands emerged. That said I am of the opinion that the early Micronesian population and African core group it split from may have traveled far and fast because they were the ones with boats and did the river trade at babel. The diversity of languages indicates a diversity of 4 to 5 meter long boats, Their split came at sea (but in site of land) and some turned south and others east. I also think some of the Dravidians sailed with them. Evolutionist tend to depict population as slow, on foot and without cargo, seeds & livestock etc. If they had relatively good coastal sailing vessels, then movement could be very fast but things like metallurgy are easily lost.

[@timgoodliffe]

Answers in Genesis removing the comments (or a place for discorse) on any of their videos is very concerning.

[@answersingenesis]

Please let us know which videos have the comments turned off and we will turn them back on. Thank you!

[@hadassahbatchen7680]

Someone said that the Melanesians come from Melchizedek from Genesis 14:20

[@merryhall3722]

Wonder if they have read Kon Tiki

[@stephenmschaubroeck]

Great stuff. I'm in the middle of your book. Received my DNA test results from 23andMe. I would love to submit my results to your work. Can I and how do I share it with you?

[@imafeltersnatch7634]

Did it contain Neanderthal?

[@jumawan80]

@@imafeltersnatch7634 🤣

[@alcapone8193]

@@imafeltersnatch7634 LOL😂🤣

[@blkjet117]

Did I miss it? Where you able to take it back to one of Noah's sons? It seemed that it was heading towards Cham.

[@imafeltersnatch7634]

Noah is a fictional character of religious mythology

[@blkjet117]

@@imafeltersnatch7634 You have no excuse other than you are willingly ignorant.

[@blkjet117]

@@imafeltersnatch7634 If it makes you feel better to be ignorant, then so be it.

[@joshuaansley1361]

What are the indigenous peoples of The British isles!

[@coralplanet9025]

I grew up reading and love Britons history, they fougth Romans with fury.

[@tribuleon530]

Prophesy in 2nd Esdras 13:47 explains how the Pacific Islanders got there. They are Israelites. Genesis 49 gives clues to who true descendants of Israel are as well. Also the prophecy in Deuteronomy 28:68. 2nd Esdras 13: 43-49 43And they entered into Euphrates by the narrow places of the river. 44For the most High then shewed signs for them, and held still the flood, till they were passed over. 45For through that country there was a great way to go, namely, of a year and a half: and the same region is called Arsareth. 46Then dwelt they there until the latter time; and now when they shall begin to come, 47The Highest shall stay the springs of the stream again, that they may go through: therefore sawest thou the multitude with peace. 48But those that be left behind of thy people are they that are found within my borders. 49Now when he destroyeth the multitude of the nations that are gathered together, he shall defend his people that remain.

[@ZhmiKnopa]

Stop this, you Mormons! And it’s really funny how your book is written in old English, when wasn’t translated by an old English person.

[@ZhmiKnopa]

@@julianpetersen43 that’s really funny because Smith followers believe the American Natives are the original Jews, except DNA reveals this as complete hypocrisy… “Joseph Smith, smart smart smart… Modern Mormons dum dum dum…”

[@ZhmiKnopa]

Tribu Leon: This says nothing about crossing the Pacific Ocean in canoes from Indonesia and Siberia during the ice age. That’s why they don’t have Jewish DNA in case you didn’t know.

[@ZhmiKnopa]

@@julianpetersen43 that’s how we know he made it up 😄

[@tribuleon530]

@@ZhmiKnopa I'm not Mormon, and I don't trust their DNA science. Scripture and prophecy says what it says and is true, cannot be refuted. This topic has greater implications in the grand scheme of things.

[@badenhohapata]

also new zealand has a stone city in waipoua forest carbon dated to 2200bc. most believe noah built this city. theres a book called noahs land by john alderson

[@Holy_Moley]

So what group are the South Americans in, and the earlier South Americans. I previously understood that many of the pacific islanders may have been the previous South Americans, pushed out by those who came through to occupy the area. This seems to debunk that. Unless that is why there was the larger gap in time, from Samoa, to Easter Island. I guess the shorter pigmy like Aborigines in far north Queensland, and who appear to have mixed with Aborigines in Tasmania, were from that Polynesian group then. At least, group A or D.

[@maxpeck1962]

Based on watching most of his videos and reading the book, the answer is: we have not *yet* found the original south american genetic line. Most of south and central america are haplogroups from recent european immigration and african migration from the slave trade. The native american haplogroup q originates from central asia in the early AD era. We know this group largely replaced a pre-existing population that declined (from war or disease or both, we don't know). Many speculate based on archaeological evidence that the original american settlers were of african origin, but we have not sampled enough men to be able to confirm this genetically. The ancestral lineage may still be out there, or it may have died off entirely.

[@leicestercook]

@@maxpeck1962 should sample dna from ancient burials

[@maxpeck1962]

@@leicestercook Ancient DNA is unreliable, as demonstrated by the very poor fit to known population history when Neanderthal DNA is included. This shouldn't come as a big surprise given how fragile the DNA molecule is. So even if we sampled DNA from ancient american burials, the results would be sketchy.

[@leicestercook]

@@maxpeck1962 No such thing as a Neanderthal in creation science. Its a diseased skeleton or outright ape remains mixed with other animals. It’s the only way to determine accurate genealogical data. Also something geographically/geologically must have happened 1000 BC to allowed for or caused migration. Perhaps due to ice ages post flood. When water levels were lower and land masses were connected. (Australia, PNG, Indonesia connected to Asia).

[@maxpeck1962]

@@leicestercook Neanderthal were fully human. Just variation within the kind. I just meant that Jeanson has already published analysis of DNA data matching very well with known population history but only IF DNA from living men is used in the analysis. When you start trying to include DNA from dead remains, the match to known and agreed history gets ruined, which is a strong argument that such dead DNA is unreliable and not to be trusted. It's very likely too degraded to be useful.

[@hatac]

I would say there are closer analogies for he aboriginals to the early Dravidic Indians than to Africans. The dingo is also close to their dog in India. The are similarities in pre-Hindu signing and religion. However the genetics needs to be looked at more. The problem is that evolutionists assume a too late date for the spit. Also there are loan words but they may came late via Austronesian and India traders.

[@criscoduck3922]

Perhaps slavery played a key role and the results thereof eg. mass exodus/exiles?

[@karenblohm3279]

I found out while watching White Christmas that I was born with only 48 states. One character mentioned her brother was out of the country in AK. Born in '58. Not to be a wise guy, but I can't help but think Star Wars got the names C3PO and R2D2 from this. Sorry.

[@spitflamez]

Ancient Aborigines were more high tech than the modern ones, based on archeological, their had more sophisticated fishing tools etc than the modern ones.

[@barriesmith3489]

What do you get if you follow the female line if you have no male available I have had a DNA test with my heritage and it gos no where

[@ryanbrown4053]

@@user-ce6ng8lp9z I mean that's true yeah but it's just an interesting thing to look into. I don't think anyone here is seeking salvation through genetic research

[@AseriKasa-h6y]

Tonga mix melanesian and Polynesian Originally African Tonga Came from zimbabwe

[@TheosYeshua]

WoW... Thank you much Dr.. I will be ordering this book.

[@markskeldon1347]

Noah and his sons repopulated earth but Almighty God has hidden these things from the eyes of the wise and prudent and hast revealed them unto babes. In these last years men are "weaker and wiser" this research is a sign of the times we live in.

[@imafeltersnatch7634]

Ironically Noah is a fictional character of religious mythology. What a failure

[@Revelation-cb1rb]

Does God love everybody?? even thieves

[@r.tothea.tother.4221]

Yes. John 3:16 Says He loves the whole world. Even you. While His "love" is unconditional, we must follow His instructions to receive eternal life. But I think you already knew this.

[@Denson-jeanSolomonNasimal]

16:28

[@alonzolobaton4631]

The Land of Ophir🤗 Where King Solomon got its Gold 🤫 Columbus, Magellan, and Bush knew 🤗

[@slickrick7455]

Bro Polynesians are it’s pure OWN people!

[@dreday77764]

Please get educated and stop being too proud..

[@slickrick7455]

@@dreday77764 we didn’t come from anyone else so stop it

[@caitlinjohnny3828]

​@slickrick7455 😂 a Polynesian literally looks like an Asian and African mixed.

[@caitlinjohnny3828]

@Nagin-zt6sc 😂 DNA ain't lying and someone's in denial probably cuz you don't wanna come to realization of what you are. If youre that unhappy and hinting at confusion causes world issues like racism... Wanna know what would solve racism? Send everyone back to where they LOOK like they're from. 😂😭🤷

[@caitlinjohnny3828]

@Nagin-zt6sc looking at the first king of tonga being super dark sinned practically african however most tongans don't look that dark today 🤷

[@christianmanuel8624]

What abt Africa

[@CHARLIEBrownz]

Where are Guam people origins come from.

[@mervinmatua]

Phillipines - you probably have igorot blood.

[@CHARLIEBrownz]

@@mervinmatua my dad is white mom is from Guam.

[@mervinmatua]

@@CHARLIEBrownz Have do a 23 and me test. Is she native Guam, brown skin , brown eyes , wide nose?

[@CHARLIEBrownz]

@@mervinmatua yes but I think great grandfather on her side was Spanish but yeah pretty much native! Dad is Italian and German!

[@mervinmatua]

Yeah do a 23andme. I would surprised if you don't have Austronesian / Igorot blood (under Philippines) Igorots traveled what is now Philippines through Bismarck, into Micronesia and Polynesia. Which Philippines use to be part of Polynesia until 1837. Austronesian means Malayo-Polynesian. But not a Pacific islander although because of blood we are more related to P.I then quote on Quote Asian.

[@melanesianpraiseworshipson4534]

People that make stories like this that uses words like " I think, I suppose" are guess work, meaning it's not true. Do not be deceived.

[@ryanbrown4053]

No scientist worth his salt will tell you "this is absolutely the truth" on research so new. "I think, I suppose" are him being honest. He's postulating, hypothesizing, theorizing. He's telling you what the data says, but he also says the data is incomplete and the information could change when more data comes in. That's just how science works. Don't trust any scientist that acts like they have it all figured out and what they say is gospel truth

[@alshaikh6318]

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[@keewaibk7947]

Tonga had the best and biggest boats in Polynesia double deck war boats able to hold 500 warriors

[@rewirapana941]

Why would a country of Tonga size and population at that time need boats that big ...does not make sence because the last place to be settled by the polynesian dna haplo group C Migration was Aotearoa NZ by Tangata whenua later called Maori ....biggest trees biggest population and navigation masters and boat builders the artistry of the refined carvings intricate the whole culture social dynamics all relitive only to here NZ. ....now realize this none of us were who we are now when we got to where we now call home... all our cultures and what makes us us we created on our lands our peoples names and ways everything only found where we are from

[@keewaibk7947]

@@rewirapana941 never heard of tuitonga ? Get out of here biggest and only empire in Polynesian history 🚪 bye

[@keewaibk7947]

@@rewirapana941 your Māori ? You know y’all are the newest ppl to the Polynesian scene ? Pls shut up y’all are not even 1500 years old

[@rewirapana941]

@@keewaibk7947 lets try and keep this in the realm of reality ok

[@keewaibk7947]

@@rewirapana941 everything I am saying is facts you are the newest bunch to the Polynesian scene that’s why y’all try not to claim Polynesians you weirdos

[@le-manu298]

I have a Tongan friend who went all out against this evidence 🤣 Yeah right. Keep trying Toko

[@gtolose]

I cant work out what your point is, have u overcomplicated a couple of essentially simple points, have you dumbed down something very complex to the extent that it no longer makes sense. Although I am perhaps not the brightest person in the world I suspect many other people cannot understand what points u r making. I would have to question someone like u quite closely to work what on earth u r saying.

[@inlonging]

I agree actually, I’ve been listening to this series of lectures and this one in particular has been the most difficult to follow!

[@keewaibk7947]

I can’t take your research correct cus you named Samoa evidence has showed it was Tonga

[@Hope-ep9xg]

Polynesian or people of haplogroup C are shemites whose intermarried with hamitic women, the fact is on the Book of Jubilee, make them have correlations african ancestry. Haplogroup C also his sibling F travelled to Asia far east which asia is land of shem, before Japhet descendant came. Otherwise K macro haplogroup whose have many descendants L,M,N,O,P,Q,R don’t have similarities to africa which best candidates for Japheth whose to have known to have a lots of sons. R conquered european.

[@caitlinjohnny3828]

Makes sense

[@deek4412]

Please comment on the James Webb telescope. How can it look back 14,000,000,000 years in time to stars that are many trillions of miles distant? Is this more fake science?

[@beestoe993]

I am not familiar with that particular telescope, but vast distances measured in terms of light speed travel are real. How accurate these particular estimations are I cannot say. But suffice to say that the size of the universe is pretty much beyond our comprehension. A good friend of mine once told me that all of the stars we see in the sky (besides the planets in our solar system) are actually Suns. Which stands to reason, because other planets do not produce enough light to be seen from such great distances. So when we see the milky way on a clear night, we are only getting a very small picture of what is actually out there! Please see my reply to the question posed by "Possibly Catholic" in this same thread for more about the subject.

[@deek4412]

@@beestoe993 You are correct, the stars we see at night are not just planets in our solar system but other stars, however, the vast majority of the "stars" we see at night are other galaxies. Many of which contain millions and millions of stars. It is not so much the distance of these objects but the time it takes their light to reach us. Some of that light has travel millions and indeed billions of years to reach us. This gives us an estimation of the age of the universe.

[@inlonging]

You mean the young earth response to this? They say Adam was created to look older than he was, so was the universe.

[@ryanbrown4053]

@@inlonging huh? I've never heard that. Who says that?

[@ryanbrown4053]

That assumes that there is absolutely nothing in the way of the light from said star that could distort it. Gravity wells, various gas clouds, or "dark gravity" if it really exists and does what they say it does. The other side accuses Creationism of being full of assumptions but their side is too.

[@melanesianwayofthepacificp8787]

Don't listen to this, it's a gussed work. Why and how? because he used the words like "I think", meaning he's not sure. Pray and ask the Lord and he'll show the what is true.

[@ryanbrown4053]

Of course he's not sure. He's made it clear that he doesn't have all the data. He is making pretty accurate guesses with the data he does have and he corroborates it with archaeological and historical record. To verify its accuracy. But his data is still incomplete and he is very clear that new data may change his theorems and hypotheses.

[@ryanbrown4053]

He says this is ongoing research in just about every video. He isn't saying this is a comprehensive genetic study that is fully and completely finished and completely fleshed out.

[@eldansambatyon]

philippine aetas/agata/ melanesians/papuans/ aus aborigines? .... A couple of yoktans sons married black women... then the black kids inter marry with each other... and spread througout the area.

[@vonoiteuo]

I don’t believe nobody but my ancestors so I’ll just wait till my day comes n I will find out Lol

[@-BROWNMONK-]

I’m Polynesian (Tongan) and we are not from Asia.

[@vonoiteuo]

Yes you are from India lol

[@ammagnolia]

So any video a year old doesn't have comments??? Like literally rows and rows of videos. No comments allowed. Too scared got debat or what?

[@answersingenesis]

Please let us know the names of the videos and we’ll turn the comments on. Thank you!

[@ammagnolia]

@@answersingenesis kinda have before they're still blocked

[@mo0nstonegirl]

@@ammagnolia I'm not sure that's totally called for. Maybe they turn of comments to avoid the trolls. You know... Because it seems any form of social media is ridden with nasty, rude, offensive people.

[@ammagnolia]

@@mo0nstonegirl so delete message. But they claim to be open to debate. If not don't claim it.

[@mo0nstonegirl]

@@ammagnolia I'm sure they'd be more than happy to answer your questions if you have any.

[@JungleJargon]

C is the descendants of Nimrod. He was the king of the land of Shinar and he never went to Africa so his descendants traveled east and as the ruling class of Assyrians, C is the reason the original Europeans were darker. No surprise there. Central Italy still has 8% K from Tubal the original occupants of Italy.

[@Biblical_DNA]

You are still spreading misinformation? Wow. You are not tired yet?

[@JungleJargon]

@@Biblical_DNA Address the information. Prove otherwise. It’s me that you have to convince.

[@Biblical_DNA]

@@JungleJargon Nimrods skeleton material has never been found. So how did you get his genome for a haplogroup? Misinformation. "His descendants traveled east" Would you like to stop this misinformation? For one, there is no historical evidence that a man named Nimrod ever existed outside of the Bible. Haplogroup Haplogroup C1a2 was found 40,000 years ago in Europe. Do you realize how old the story of the Biblical Adam is? I don't think you do. Tubal is Haplogroup K now? Really? Where are Tubal's remains being kept since you magically know which Haplogroup Tubal belonged to.

[@JungleJargon]

@@Biblical_DNA Your timeline is off. Yes, the ruling class of the Assyrians that went east into Europe were the descendants of Nimrod. Very good! The original occupants of Italy are the descendants of Tubal of which 8% remain in central Italy today. You haven’t convinced me otherwise.

[@Biblical_DNA]

@@JungleJargon Actually, your timeline is off. Upper Paleolithic is not Late Chalcolithic. 5,782 years ago is what Bible believers believe the earth to be.

[@ahh-2-ahh]

So.... Polynesians are descendants of Shem?

[@Biblical_DNA]

🤣 I don't think so.

[@Biblical_DNA]

@@JungleJargon More and more misinformation you are spouting.

[@JungleJargon]

@@Biblical_DNA You proved nothing.

[@Biblical_DNA]

@@JungleJargon I proved a lot. I proved that you spout misinformation. Nimrods haplogroup. 😂 If you do not stop! 🤣

[@Biblical_DNA]

@@JungleJargon Now is there any historical evidence in Archaeology to prove what you are saying? Nope!