The Hidden Irish History Of Ancient America

[@deannamcmurtrey5794]

There are only 5 million people in Ireland for the same reason the Scottish highlands are now so empty: English subjugation and genocide. Irish and Gaelic Scots descendents thrived in North America, Australia, and New Zealand, where the English couldn't squash them.

[@inhabitantwaps3qs803]

Exactly there are much more Irish outside of Ireland than in Ireland now and many of the people in Ireland now are not even Irish ancestry but English instead.

[@Godsmessenger333]

They are going to eradicate the White Irish atlantean gene.

[@mikeryan4055]

Absolute bullshit and you know it.. how many Irish decendents live in England ah ah ah, yea the English couldn't get to them in errrr England !!!! Nor could they get to them in other parts of the world they ran....you know the commonwealth countries!!!! your point is blown out the water with that one. We both know the population in Ireland is down to Irish people moving away from Ireland

[@ellen4956]

My husband's family was Irish on both his parents' sides, and going back very far. His grandparents came to the U.S. in the late 1800s and lived in Rhode Island.

[@ninjaguy3]

As a Gaelic descendant of Jamaica, I must appreciate this production wholeheartedly and publicly

[@OriAlSirr]

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[@OakAthainNerin]

Galway is pronounced “Gaul-way” . Just a friendly fyi from an Irish man ✌️

[@MyHealingShelf]

Are you from that area? My Grandpa (mom's side) is from Galway. The O'Donnellans of Ballydonnellan. I really want to step on that land someday, just to feel the place that nurtured the people who produced my hero in life, my wonderful Grandpa who is no longer with us. ❤❤❤

[@OakAthainNerin]

@@MyHealingShelf I’m not from that area but it is the most beautiful part of the country. If you ever get to visit, and I really hope you do, forget Dublin and travel the “wild Atlantic way”. It’s basically a scenic road that goes from north to south (passing through Galway) on the west coast with picture perfect views and historical sites around each turn . It’s Irelands answer to the US 101 highway. There is an undeniable feeling of peace and magick when landing in Ireland, especially Shannen airport. It’s difficult to describe but you will feel it.

[@MyHealingShelf]

@@OakAthainNerin thank you for your wonderful advice, I appreciate it! 💜

[@jesterboykins2899]

Was gonna say the same thing. We Americans aren’t or the correct pronunciations on the isle. Although I went there for my honeymoon for a week. Was the best week of my life. Going back to where my ancestors are from was an amazing experience. The people, the land, the out right beauty of Ireland is truly breathtaking. A wonderful experience in my opinion. Met people I still talk to, to this day. I can’t wait to go back. I didn’t see everything I wanted to. There’s too much for just one week. I’ll be back home one day. Being an Irish Texan, twice the pride!

[@victorowens9150]

His pronunciations are atrocious, and I wonder if the narrator, is the actual researchers. If so, he might want to research proper pronunciations. Just saying. 😊 Other than that minor thing, love the content.

[@hunterwhitner6998]

Can't wait. Been in this topic for years. Also know you mentioned Mind Unvieled before. Give them props on this too bc they made excellent videos on Irish Connections years sgo.

[@AntiQris]

I was up all night nursing my Cane Corso through post surgery madness. He had to wear a massive head cone to prevent him fussing with his stitches… so he runs into everything crazily like Brendan’s ship in the ice. I kept laying back to bed and reversing this video past spots I missed when applying dog ointments or tending to crashing glass from poor Rocco’s attempt to turn widebirth around an end table and lamp set… it was almost like being in the Gæl on Brendan’s ship at my house last night.. long story shorter.. I spent about 24 hours on your video. So good. This, my anticurious Aquarian, is a crack in the levee. Brilliant.

[@Indianfreek119]

Asian Indian here. Living in the USA. I'm Hindu but went to Catholic Schools all my life. I stumbled upon Tartaria back in 2006 when I was looking for why Jesus was depicted making mudras with his hands. Ever since then, I see things that cannot be explained by current History. All the old world buildings on the East coast are filled with symbology that can only be explained with Vedic/Hindu stories. I believe Tartaria in America at its prime was made up of 4 major races (Irish, Indian, a Black race and a Mongolian race). History hides this by showing us only the Mongoloid looking tribes. But if you look deeper, you will find, Indian and Black looking tribes. Not to mention alot of the free black slaves during that time, were ones who knew how to farm, which the colonists didn't know how to. Considering the African tribes don't farm, it's very interesting how these black slaves knew more about the land of America. Druid in Sanskrit means, one with the knowledge of the tree. The ancient Irish believed that humans were upside down trees. Our roots extending from our brain into the world, our fruits, our children. Many places in America, have names that seem to have a Sanskrit origin. Like Nova Scotia being Nava Kotta (New land), or Dameriscotia, ME. Dameris means little women, but if you take out the Roman 'is' at the end it becomes Damer Kotta. Damer is an ayurvedic plant called Oldman Woodworm. And well, that part of Maine is filled with Oldman Woodworm. I don't think Columbus was an idiot, when he set out looking for Indians. He found the Indians, just mixed between 3 other races, creating the present day Native Americans (whatever is left of them). I believe India was dismantled after they learned how to dismantle the Irish in America and Ireland. They color coded our flags to be the same too.

[@oldworldflorida]

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[@watchcitydog]

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[@Indianfreek119]

@@oldworldflorida The world was done a great disservice by destroying the Ancient Irish and Indian cultures. There is so much similarity between our cultures. We are the only cultures that tie a knot for marriage. In South India, marriage is done by tying a necklace around the brides neck with 3 knots. In North India, the bride's veil and the groom's sash are tied together with 1 knot and they hold hands and walk around fire 7 times. Knots are a major part of both our cultures. You can find complicated knots in various Indian temples (Praveen Mohan has a cool video on this kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaSkiYeaaK6ihLc) Plus, if you look at Tartarian architecture. It seems there were 2 elements incorporated into Tartarian buildings. Shaivism (Shiva), darkness (not the demon or evil kind, just pure darkness like space) worship and Vaishnavism (Vishnu), worship of light. The cone/four sided pyramidal tops of buildings represent light. It represents light emanating down from a single point, and different sides, represent the color spectrum. And the arch shaped doors and windows representing Shiva. Light reflecting through the arch will cast a lingam or lia fail (representing the pillar of fire that Shiva comes out of.) Further, the Greek columns represent the Samudra Manthan (churning of the Celestial Ocean to create immortality) story from Hinduism. If you look at old Indian temple carvings you will find the depiction of the Samudra Manthan, where a column is being churned and eventually shows a goddess coming out from the top, representing the immortal elixir (First came, poison, which Shiva drinks and holds in his neck. Then came the immortal elixir.) This by history is said to be designed by Calimachus, who choose Acanthus leaves to represent immortality coming out of the pillar. The story goes he saw an acanthus plant growing from under a tomb stone and thought that the plant was a great representation of immortality. But they never tell you why he wanted to depict immortality as coming out of a column. The Ancient Greeks and Irish were Vishnavis (Worshipers of Light) and the Ancient Indian, Asians and Black races were originally Shaivites (Worshippers of Darkness.) Tartarians incorporated both and most likely prayed to Narayana, the aspect of God that is both darkness and light, the divine interaction that gave birth to this creation. And since Pagans approached science with God in mind, they clearly understood the minute interactions of the world in a very spiritual manner. Allowing them to quite literally connect with nature (Free energy, ethereal energy, etc.)

[@phornthip1991]

@Indianfriend The upside down tree, show the root of the tree is the most important part. This mean the root of humans, the Placenta. Read the Edda, the Havamål there hanging Odin 9 days on a tree. This is a Methapher tell 9 month in the Womp and the Tree is a root, root (Placenta). Remember Hermetic: as above so below, as inside do outside. The Edda was written under control of the catholic church. Catholic = Cautolo old latin mean false relgion its a jewish sect. Sanscrit its roots are germanic. Krisha came from the north, also Apollo, North = Hyperborea (Thule). Greetings from fucked up Germany. Treue um Treue PS: Kolombus was a Jew.

[@jameswatson6]

The olmec civilization definitely had all of those races you mentioned. Have u seen those olmec giant heads and other sculptures of humans who were of those races.

[@dschlie6669]

This is fascinating because my lineage contains approximately 10% Irish DNA despite there being no record of anyone in my family ever venturing to Ireland or marrying any people of known Irish decent, I've always wondered how and why this occurred

[@cobainzlady]

bear in mind that Celtic was who the Brits were before the Anglos and Normans came there. so , related closely to irish celts. Also others are related. And maybe some irish moved to england etc and had kids and then moved here.

[@Atrainswrld]

My friend is dark black his last name is mcniel. He said he is irish

[@mrslindsay]

I am a Scotch-Irish-Welsh descendent living in Tennessee. Family names are Kerr, Ashlock, and Maxwell. My family has been in TN since the 1700s, my Kerr line arrived here in the 1690s. Also, myself and my siblings graduated HS with 3 female descendents of John Sevier. the Sevier family, now spelled Severe, would confirm the beliefs shared in this video. I live in a very rural part of TN. Mostly the same 100 families living over a 100 mile radius for the last 400 years. My mom and siblings are redheads. I'm a blue eyed blonde and so is my granny, and my nieces. Love your video. Very helpful. I have both R1A and R1B in my lines but, my mom's Ashlock is R1B and my dad is R1A. R1A1A1A haplogroup R-M512 marker is the same marker the Levites have.

[@midsouthirish1680]

Same here hun..! Cannon,Van Buren,Rutherford Counties especially. Tennessee is full of us😝. 🤙🏻

[@bethbartlett5692]

(Dyer County, Gibson County, NW Tennessee), and "Cook County, Illinois - Chicago" Murphy, Sullivan, Lynch, Cole My G-Grandfather X 6 founded Lynchburg, VA pre 1776. 🇮🇪

[@windhammer1237]

L' chaim!

[@MacGiollaCostigan]

Want to make some Irish babies?? 😈

[@Thekoryosmenstribepodcast]

Same.Nordic, scotts, welsh, Nelson and Macdonald. My family came here in the 1600s. R1B on bothe sides

[@spacebusters3933]

You're hands-down the best channel on KZbin. Love your research!

[@oldworldflorida]

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[@grahamjohnbarr]

Quite a few years ago I read a report that said that during a Dendrite survey of timber from old houses showed that the Timber came from the Americas & the dates were from about 800 to 11000. In investigating the records of ships trading with England & Wales they found a large discrepancy in Ships Logs.. Voyages that should have taken days were taking months. The Cargos were Furs & Timber. Apparently, the ships were traveling to the Americas but it was a closely guarded secret.

[@BruderAdrian]

What Difference does it make if us native Americans have Irish ancestry or if the Irish were first to the America's? If you white Europeans still massacred our people to extinction if not close to it. Took our land, enslaved us, took our medicine and claimed it yours, then made us unwanted foreigners in our own land. Come on for real?

[@tmcg1932]

Could you share where you found these reports? I'd LOVE to read them.

[@grahamjohnbarr]

@@tmcg1932 Geees, that was about 20 years ago now. Sorry.

[@heliosgnosis2744]

@@tmcg1932 Much like how twice exiled Erik the Red kept most secret from who what and where he was getting all that ivory that Christian madness Europe went DIRECT to the half price just as good ivory of the now extinct Walrus population of yesterday's Greenland, in irony he made him and his family trillions in today's money with inflation conversion and still had to many buyers for those pelts, meat and ivory. His Son Leif probably was much like a spoiled Prince of Arabia but Norse Style with a small fleet of ships with a desire to explore, sounds like a cool combo to have in a person with really deep pockets for things that matter tons to culture and history as a whole, joyful exploration vs conquer seeking is so very much different.

[@larsemilarnason4029]

log books in 800. I doubt it. it's just driftwood from the Americas

[@rschultz9492]

I absolutely love this style of documentary. It's a forgotten art.

[@oldworldflorida]

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[@CM7777...]

​@@oldworldfloridathe devil's flower, fleur de lis. What is the meaning of your reply?

[@ellen4956]

Here's another interesting possible connection: The Taklamakan desert mummies, who had red hair, made wool felt for hats, wove wool plaid for clothes and knew how to dye the wool into beautiful colors. They were Europeans in China on what was later called the silk road. But at that time what is now desert had waterways, rivers and lakes. The people were buried in boat shaped caskets with oars to mark the grave. But the names of places around there! Loulan has always sounded Irish to me, and it was a city. There has been a lot of covering up by China and that makes it more difficult now, but at one time there was a chance to know about these people.

[@Thekoryosmenstribepodcast]

The tocharians

[@ellen4956]

@@Thekoryosmenstribepodcast "The name "Tocharian" was given to these languages in the early 20th century by scholars who identified their speakers with a people known in ancient Greek sources as the Tókharoi (Latin Tochari), who inhabited Bactria from the 2nd century BC. This identification is generally considered erroneous, but the name "Tocharian" remains the most common term for the languages and their speakers. Their actual ethnic name is unknown, although they may have referred to themselves as Agni, Kuči, and Krorän, or Agniya, Kuchiya as known from Sanskrit texts."

[@jondoealoe]

They got dna from a girl who was buried there. She was East Asian, Indian, and European.

[@tymanung6382]

Research shows that they were Tokharian branch f Iranians, not Europeans, though they were Indo European~~ from N India to Mid E to Central Asia to part of Caucasus, to most of Europe to N S America, S Pacific.

[@Godsmessenger333]

It’s the same reason why China is currently genociding the Uyghurs because they are descendants of the ancient Irish. The people who control our monetary system want to wipe out the Atlantean Irish race.

[@TeeFetch]

My father had told me of a white "injun" relative had come to visit his family as a young boy. Taught him some survival shit. Like taking sticks soaking them binding them in a roll of leather and setting them in the sun to straighten out. He said they don't teach it in history books but white tribes were here long before columbus. We have lots of Irish ancestry and Caddo on his side.

[@Gnome-kc7pr]

So you heard from some guy who knows a guy that every single person in the world is lying about history lol got it

[@Gnome-kc7pr]

Name one white indian tribe

[@user-tk4gr9zo7t]

This is all BS used to make white supremacists feel like the authentic unique true thing while erasing real native American peoples; stealing their histories and cultures. This ain’t no different then the controversy around the Jada Pinkett-Smith Netflix Cleopatra series, where you even had a snippet of Dr. Haley claiming their grandparents knew her *true* ethnicity/colouring and that the history books are lies. Rule of thumb, allow people to have their things and you get to be allowed to have your things. You’re allowed to be proud of the fact that you’re Irish, but you gotta be able to be happy that other people are different then you and have their own pride in their cultures. Because of all this culture vulture attitude, it causes irreparable damage between two cultural worlds forever.

[@thanevakarian9762]

@@Gnome-kc7prlol obviously ancient white ppl were in the new world for a long time. You don’t actually think a bunch of cannibals who didn’t even have a wheel or cattle built all those pyramids and temples right? I mean they even had an ancient “god” who was a blue eyed ginger 😂

[@winkwink2u]

TeeFetch >>> YES! There were White Tribes, White Chiefs. In fact, Whites are the First Indigenous peoples, having arrived over 17,000 before the Bering Strait could even possible be crossed. They do not want us to know that Whties were here first. Still today the oldest remains found are WHITE EUROPEAN, including the Bog People in Windover Florida. I too have come across many Indians who say the Indians did not built a thing, it was all built by Whites, who also taught them technology, some still used today.

[@Risteard239]

Its also worth noting that many native American tribes seem to have very similar folklore to Irish people. You can find videos on youtube of native American elders telling tales about "little people", how they are cunning and deceitful, and how you should never, ever, ever make a bargain with them... They also told stories about children being stolen and going to live with them in a sort of underworld, and occasionally returning to visit their families.. not far off irish folklore..

[@stevewhite7426]

And it could be both Irish in America bringing their “folklore” long ago or they found the “wee people” here as well.

[@hmgrant97]

It’s crazy how tribes without fail have myths of little people, some nice and others not so much

[@Jb-nd4bu]

Their is similar creatures in southern Mexico. They are called chaneques and duendes. People still leave gifts out for them so they won't be bothered by them.

[@aaronengland5622]

I stopped watching the video when they said "Richard Thorton" so I don't know if anybody said anything about this but I'm gonna take your word for it and congratulate you because you may be the only person here that has contributed anything that's even remotely correct lol. Not gonna say it's impossible that the Celts ever came to the Americas but I will say that it's unlikely, and if it did happen it was in small numbers and they certainly didn't make up the core of MOST native American tribes as these videos seem to keep telling us. The reason why we share mythological stories and a multitude of other cultural traits is because we absolutely are related to Europeans through a group of people known as Ancient North Eurasians. ANE peoples have been in the Americas for 20,000+ years. groups who were partially descended from ANE people began pushing into Europe from central asia roughly about 4,500-6,000 years ago. This is why we share similarities with old groups of indo-europeans like Celts. and I find it both annoying and hilarious that every other day some "researcher" has a new video claiming we're (jesus, just insert a group here - they've probably claimed we're them) but they NEVER mention what I just said despite it being a WELL recorded fact.

[@Tysandifer]

Yea same in africa and Asia...giants and little people arnt a unique thing. Same as "God's coming from the stars"

[@ShirleyMcalpine]

If you want to research this further then check the background history of the Osage, they originally called themselves washasha, The southernmost part of the souix, they are well documented to have the average height of 6'6 and a fair complected tribe with many redheads. I believe these are the Giants that are discussed here. I'm from Oklahoma and familiar with the names you're trying to pronounce. I'll certainly wish I could help you out. I'm having trouble recognizing the words you were speaking in Indian. I do like your research!😊 Thank you. The early Indian ethnologist, Francis la flesh is a good place to begin with the Osage. The poncas, the Kaws, just to name a few tribes that were originally clans, among the Osage. There are still official carriers of the oral history among the Osage. It is important to know and understand the difference between the those who have earned the right to the oral history and the general history of the tribe. There are several books available on the Osage, written with proper consideration to the oral history.

[@danerasmussen6476]

Ugh the giants have been reported and many 1800s newspapers as being up to 14 ft tall. Nephiliim from the bible. The whole purpose of the Smithsonian is to deceive and hide this history. Transcripts in South America mostly Peru have them over 20 ft tall with elongated skulls like alien. The bible is true and the living word of God and always stands up to scrutiny the Dead Sea scrolls prove this. Ps he nephilim had 6 fingers and toes the whole reason Indians raised there had to show the number of fingers on each hand when greeting. Don’t be deceived

[@quadrasaurus-rex8809]

On Jekyll Island there lived these peoples. Rockefeller built his summer home over one of their burial sites to receive occult power.

[@n.lightnin8298]

@@quadrasaurus-rex8809 the drawing room was directly over a death alter and this is where our federal reserve was conceived

[@quadrasaurus-rex8809]

@@n.lightnin8298 correct, sacrificial altar is a more accurate representation.

[@ShirleyMcalpine]

@davidmichaeltaber of course, anytime.

[@ketsune23]

Greetings from the Iberian Peninsula. Your channel was suggested to me in another channel's comment section

[@vanessalewis1023]

My grandma came to the states when she was 7 with my great grammy from " Gaulway" . Im as American as Apple pie but loved listening to my grammy tell tales of leprechauns, and kelpies and the good folks ❤️. When she wasn't long for this world and in her last days she was delirious more often than not, in her lucid moments she wanted to go home , she wanted to smell her homeland she would say before fading back out. I hope that her soul made it back to her beloved Erie.

[@karlbyrne6021]

It did. Rest assured that her soul sleeps soundly in the land of EIRE. Smile when you look to the east for she is watching. Peace.

[@thechiefwildhorse4651]

But not Indigenous -COMANCHE NATION

[@helygg8892]

​@@thechiefwildhorse4651 you realize about 30% of your DNA is from Siberian tribes right? So your ancestors came from northern Russia thousands of years ago and would've either assimilated or destroyed any rival local peoples who were here if any. so in all actuality you're a colonizer too.

[@thechiefwildhorse4651]

@@helygg8892 Indigenous PEOPLE are first everywhere that includes Europe -COMANCHE NATION

[@helygg8892]

@@thechiefwildhorse4651 human beings are indigenous to earth regardless of cultural origins. we all like to get sentimental about the dirt we're currently standing on but for some reason there's modern day tribesmen that like to pretend culture forms in a vacuum and they are the "original" people of the Americas. You aren't. You're just the ones that survived. Saxons killed and assimilated celt's, Romans killed and assimilated Saxons, and that circle jerk went on for centuries with various tribes and cultures. then we made it BACK to the Americas and began founding colonies and making contact with our long lost cousins, who we have not been genetically connected to since the ice age. There's people in south America with Maori and south Pacific DNA. So yeah you are indigenous to this land just like I am and everyone who's been born here is. Your culture is the decended culture of eastern eurasians, your DNA is decended from eastern eurasians, my people are decended from northern European tribes, like the sami who also lived a tribal nomadic lifestyle following reindeer migration and lived in tipi called lavvu similar to some native American tribes. My ancestors migrated from Europe across asia to America and became your ancestors. So welcome to the club called the human race.

[@annamccosker7878]

Absolutely amazing video!! Loved it all! 🙏🙂

[@davidt1621]

I actually learned of Christopher Columbus's Irish navigator from a stand-up comedian. He made a joke about the navigator getting drunk and misdirecting the voyage with total confidence into the exact opposite direction they intended. Pretty funny guy. He was Irish, but I don't remember his name.

[@crazycat1345]

Christopher Columbus was the last person to come to America.

[@davidt1621]

@@crazycat1345 There were others who discovered the land of North America after the indigenous people populated the lands. Archaeologists have pointed that out, because of course there's the old Viking-era settlement in Newfoundland, right by the sea. I believe the story is that they were repelled by the natives with force. There are old stories of a man who discovered the lands beyond the ocean that have been kept alive by his descendants in Iceland. There's another part of the story which isn't told, because it isn't allowed to be told. I'll leave it there.

[@jonaswhale6451]

Chinese where there around 500 AD , if I remember well they found a shipwreck on thecoast off California some years ago .@@crazycat1345

[@FernandoScrenci-s9t]

​@crazycat1345 ,He was a pirate and secretly working for the Mother Church of Oz/ the Vaticanus!! Not for queen Isabella !!!

[@davidt1621]

@@FernandoScrenci-s9t A lost people who have forgotten who they are and what they were to the world, but kept alive a partial truth of history in secret and passed along. As time forgot them, they forgot themselves, and became a new people, remembering some of the memories of those they had joined with. Those who keep their partial truth a secret believe in it with religious fervor that they only are the chosen descendants from the ones who came before. The infallible hidden whole truth is out there, but it can't be known to those who don't want to remember. Historic truth is stranger than fiction, and it's often unkind, unfair, and unjust, but it is objective and absolute. The blood doesn't lie. It keeps a perfect record, regardless of what contradiction their faith may profess. Some haven't forgotten, because they could only survive through a single narrow line, by nature, not necessarily by choice. Unbroken lines are inconvenient to some, because they tend to remember things.

[@JesseP.Watson]

This is a brilliant piece of work, I expected it to be easily dismissed woo-woo... it isn't. Really got me thinking. Thank you. [And brought tears to my eyes that last scene of the Brendan doc... ach, very moving, very moving.] Galway is, incidentally, pronounced "Gaul - way" in English anyway... with an "a" like "Saul" or "small".

[@aaronengland5622]

Easily dismissed. the people they keep calling celts have been in the Americas for 20,000+ years. No groups Indo-Europeans were in Europe until 4500-6000 years ago.

[@JesseP.Watson]

@@aaronengland5622 You're saying Indo Europeans migrated to Europe from the Americas 4500 - 6000 years ago...?

[@JesseP.Watson]

@@aaronengland5622 These lineages are mysterious and hard to keep track of even when there is some evidence, nothing clear there either way so better not to make definitive statements... but that is quite an interesting thought.

[@aaronengland5622]

@@JesseP.Watson Not a thought, it's WELL recorded information. but no, ANE people's were living in Siberia 25,000 years ago. The Yamna or Yamnaya were mixed but mostly ANE. They are the earliest known ANE peoples in Europe with the exception (maybe) of some smaller groups that spread into northern Europe a bit earlier. still no earlier than 8,000 years ago at max. They were darker back then but any group carrying the R haplogroup (R1 and it's derivatives at least, R2 I'm not certain about) are descended from ANE peoples. Native Americans have the highest levels of these genes on earth. Europeans, the second highest. far lower than natives but still quite a bit. The reason it's testing as European DNA in natives is because historically this DNA has always been treated as admixture due to it being considered western eurasian as opposed to eastern eurasian like the other two groups who entered the Americas more recently.

[@Takealiltripnsee]

Awesome video Longo. I'm both Irish and Scottish. Both my great great grandmas were Cherokee and lived to be 100. Not to mention one is from W Virginia. Bro... I wish I knew the woman's maidens names. They married into Keown and Coyle surnames.

[@ookie4179]

Liar

[@midsouthirish1680]

@@ookie4179hey shytbird who’s lying other than you. Walnuts don’t lie like you

[@BlueEffigy]

@@ookie4179 lol

[@kdowning2715]

"Muh great grandma wuz a cherokee princess" is the oft repeated line of morons.

[@brando36922]

Great work as always keep it up and be well.

[@eraofmyways]

There's an ancient site in Georgia that has been deemed "Mayan", but when I visited there it felt Celtic due to the numerous cairns that are scattered everywhere.

[@declineofthewest.]

Trackrock in Blairsville?

[@Goldskool]

i feel the Irish for some reason always had better relationship with the natives than other Europeans had you seeing the movie "last of the Mohicans" for example..

[@savannahsmiles1797]

@bastiat4855 who died and told your sorry self you could discredit others?

[@InGrindWeCrust2010]

Cairn type structure are hardly only Celtic and also date from pre-Celtic Ireland.

[@InGrindWeCrust2010]

​@@GoldskoolLike the Mormons, better relationship with the Indians and a terrible relationship with other people of color in the future US. Oh good for us.

[@mikekenney1947]

I ran across the history of the Duhare while hiking the backcountry of South Carolina. They were fair skinned, red haired, often blue eyed and generally a foot taller than the indigenous Creek. This was to be confirmed in the records of the first Spanish Conquistadors. While traveling in Galway I came across the unveiling of a statue of Columbus, donated by the City of Genoa. Seems he had a deep interest in the voyages of Brendan. In any case a local Galway apprentice, Will Harris, signed on with Columbus in 1477. Later the Spanish Navy would record the Navigator of the Santa Maria as Guillermo Herries, a Portuguese convention for Will Harris. Who’d have believed these two travel stories would be related.

[@andrebey7944]

The Spanish told a whole dif story

[@thechiefwildhorse4651]

There were never Caucasians on these lands lol -COMANCHE NATION

[@dontsleeponyourstomach]

Se teh cah

[@suzylogan3524]

This is such an engaging and moving piece of research. Truly inspiring especially the ocean voyage. Many thanks.

[@mariakatariina8751]

Couple of hundreds of years ago, Suomi seamen who visited the native Americans, said and wrote that the native American tribes can speak Suomi and Saame and Kven and Estonian and Pictish languages.

[@evelynkorjack2126]

Thank you for referencing the work of Richard L. Thornton (The Americas Revealed, formerly People of One Fire). I have been reading his newsletters for some time now. Fascinating and entertaining!

[@inigomontoya8943]

The Kiva at Chaco Canyon has a similar solstice alignment. Fascinating

[@brandonmcleod9182]

Awesome. I always love your presentations. I'm 20 minutes deep now and already love it

[@Takealiltripnsee]

Your videos just keep getting more polished brother

[@oldworldflorida]

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[@dungeondesigns104]

I've seen the Ogham script in the panhandle of Oklahoma and some of the stones found in Tulsa. There are definitely some interesting finds out there that aren't widely publicized.

[@Godsmessenger333]

Because those that control our society wanted to suppress Ayran history. The Atonites of Egypt that now rule over the English Empire.

[@Moonstone.science]

Where at in Tulsa? I'm living there and would love to find these!!!!

[@Προμηθεύς-β1β]

It seems suspiciously odd to me that no one noticed that the examples of ogham in Ireland were written on pillars that were erected, without stopping to think it may have happened after the text had been put there. Since these stones had meaning, as almost all have personal names and likely indicate land ownership, it seems quite likely that they would carve the intended message before they erected said monument. We often do the same today.

[@KingKatura]

It also could of been added later by someone else to create a narrative for them to sell a idea or theology to people. That also is still done today. Another thing to keep in mind, It would be better to find out its exact age & then find primary sources of people vouching of the people who made it.

[@LampWaters]

Sounds like ogres. Ogygian, ogerian, orkney

[@hawaiiguykailua6928]

Well they are "professional academics" haha. We learn to run from them as we do governments😊

[@profbri.02]

​@@LampWatersexcept the "g" is silent. It's pronounced "o'em"...

[@christopherhiggins3848]

Absolutely, I live in Vermont and have studied these places in my area, they are everywhere. It's all covered up because of land claims and idiot professors who are in denial that our history is wrong

[@BARBARYAN.]

Had me hooked from the beginning. I’m an anthropologist and have a good understanding on social anthropology. This whole Welsh/Irish/Scottish connection most certainly is real and exists. The problem is the physical evidence is there but natives have prevented DNA testing and scans. But based on the fact there are strands of orangish red hair on things like tools or weapons, and being Apache myself, I can tell you we do not under any circumstance possess red hair. Nor do we have much body hair, and never do we have colorful eyes. I imagine how mystifying yet terrifying to see a much larger man than your tallest tribe…and then top it off with glistening blonde or scarlet hair like fire and gold, with even more beautifully piercing eyes (many natives described these Celts in America as men of lightening which just means they were known for their eyes as bright as lightning)

[@israelelohim4469]

Very interesting..... My mother which was Auburn hair had the plaquemine tribe in her.... Quite a few redheads in her family. My family on my dad's side which came to this country in the 1600s.... The British wanted our war against the Algonquins and Mohicans in the north east..... Our family refused and married into them.

[@hmgrant97]

Look up the New England stone chambers, there are many theories of their origins ranging from the mundane colonist root cellar, to native stone works or even Irish stone beehive structures. I’ve been to the upton chamber and it’s pretty mind blowing in person, I recommend reading the book Manitou for more info.

[@oldworldflorida]

Ooo that didn’t make it into this one, I will, thanku

[@hmgrant97]

Np! Im sure there’s a lot to cover and even though it’s not Florida I’m sure you could make some connections, we share the same coast after all. Also been looking into Cherokee myths of little people/fairies who have many names like the Moon eyed people, Yunwi, nunnehi who were disproportionately strong and built with stone like the ruins of rock fort mountain in Georgia. Also there were myths of them living on the cliffs of tullaha falls, Georgia which kind of sounds Celtic.

[@AntiQris]

Add Buddhist and early Christian outlaws to the cliff side cave dweller net. Even just ones that were like forced to convert but then after making it to the new world are just like kinda normal Indians again. Indians literally.

[@user-xh8sr8qk9i]

We used to go N.H all of the time.

[@stevewhite7426]

Great book, Manitou!

[@blacknight2149]

Looking forward to this one!

[@oldworldflorida]

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[@mrbroccoli7395]

What a wonderful video, I learned so much and was given so much to ponder upon.

[@marenaude820]

Thank you very much. Solid research, really interesting. I appreciate it ❤

[@allouttabubblegum1984]

There's a book called The Irish Origins of Civilization by Michael Tsarion that compare similarities between certain Native American languages and Irish.

[@mikejames5743]

Lots of similarities to some of the Algonquin tribe’s languages, Mik’Maq looks similar to Phoenician or old Irish

[@louisemoulin4704]

New Zealand has stories, relics and trees linked to the 10th Century. And old shop was even found. Heiroglphs and burial caves, evidence too of genocide. The Maori have in folklore stories of the tall red haired people who were here. I read about all of this in a book titled, Ancient Celtic New Zealand. I wonder if the large civilisation under the Tartarian theory weren't in actual fact, everywhere.

[@lainecolley1414]

Can't be. Another KZbinr says they're Egyptian.

[@michaelburkett6825]

When at Canterbury in 1989 and 1992. There were stories about a stonewall the had been found dating back hundreds of years before New Zealand was colonized. I didn't hear anything about after I got back to the US. Christ Church was beautiful as was everything I saw there. 😊

[@tboy80z]

​@lainecolley1414 Well to be fair, Geblein Man (Ginger Man) was found in Egypt and he predates the Egyptian Pharaohs so there could have very well been Irish in Egypt at that time. Egypt was diverse and not homogeneous.

[@tboy80z]

​@@FgwayYou should take a look at the blonde haired peoples of China called Tocharians.

[@lainecolley1414]

@@tboy80z or, if you recall Irish history and Conan, red hair means inbred. My continental self has had way too much time..

[@lelbub8088]

This was an amazing video, and explains so much. Thank you !

[@karennadeau8251]

Thank you! What a great job of explaining how the discovery was so controversial. For sure, the ancient Irish were here.

[@isabellalive2.081]

DR. Longo This was good work !!!

[@cathalodiubhain5739]

Well researched, thanks for taking the time to out to research in such depth. Video is educational and very informative. One more thing it's Éire not Eire. Eire means encumbered in Irish while Éire is Ireland.

[@zacharydopps5048]

I appreciate that your backround music is at a proper level in relation to your voice. Keep crushing my friend

[@blacknight2149]

A lot of Irish heritage here, with direct descendants who were born in Ireland! I can't wait to hear and learn more during this presentation.

[@user-xh8sr8qk9i]

My GGG father fought in the civil war, when he was 36. It really doesn't make sense.

[@user-xh8sr8qk9i]

We are "supposed" to be from Cork

[@Istoricescu]

You are the descendent, not them

[@christigoth]

YOU MEAN ANCESTORS, who came before you . right?

[@dr.eddieparker2256]

Excellent Work Dr. Longo! Robert Pyle did some good work as well. Now you are on the right track.

[@JasonGrimes-dm8fg]

Parts of the deptford culture later evolved into the Weeden island culture, which has been associated with giants and who also built mounds in Gulf Breeze Florida which are currently being hidden in plain sight at the Naval Live Oaks preserve. Definitely worth looking into them, I've already done a lot of research and there's some weird stuff going on with them.

[@boldasalion6436]

It's really known as Weedon Island Weedon is the name of the physician who was given the island as a wedding gift in 1898. Except for a small lot used for vacations, he sold the land to a developer in 1923. Weedon was excavated by Smithsonian Institute archaeologist J. Walter Fewkes in 1923 and 1924, who was the first to identify the Weeden Island Culture, defined by sacred and secular ceramics. He misspelled the name so the culture is officially Weeden but the island itself is still Weedon. They removed over 400 skeletons from many mounds and other artifacts and they are supposedly still at the Smithsonian today. I just remembered I think it was in 2011 they dug up a 40 foot canoe!! Giant Canoe huh!!??!

[@JasonGrimes-dm8fg]

@@boldasalion6436 I recently went to a museum here in NWFL and was really surprised to see the spelling different from the physical location lol. They had a few points on display that seemed too big to be arrowheads yet smaller than most spear points, but that and some pieces of incised pottery were about it. The display said the mounds in Gulf Breeze were being preserved for the future yet if you look on old satellite images there was clearly a large scale excavation around 2007. Also, just last year someone wrote their master's thesis on it after doing an extensive shovel test. All they found were sherds and a few ochre deposits though.

[@andreamiller2534]

There is a large pit hidden somewhere in plantation hills. I am also pretty sure the power around here generated naturally. All the power stations are on all of the hills in Santa Rosa county. Since the sand is silica it amplifies the energy. That's why NAS always has the UFOs around here because it needs the sand to hover.

[@boldasalion6436]

@@JasonGrimes-dm8fg ~Very suspicious huh? It doesn't surprise me though, its incredible just how much the Smithsonian has hidden from public view never to be seen again. Out of 400 skeletons, you'd think they could just display a few of them, nah they have to keep up the lie of Evolution. Where I live, I'm literally walking on the bones of giants, there were mounds everywhere and they used the shells to make the roads.

[@Spazticmonkey1000]

This is due to Irish slave workers who were put in charge of running slave plantations the slaves simply copied what they saw or what was forced on them

[@SkyeSage17]

Ive heard that Christopher Columbus' father in law was a Portuguese knight templar. The ships he sailed all had the templar sigil.

[@AntiQris]

Temples were banks. Banks used to be literally the sides of rivers with mounded treasure in them. Then the mason level workman needed inns and storehouses conveniently placed around the business world… enter the temples which were storehouses at first and laid out very similar to restaurant, a word holding the meaning of a restoration. Templars were the bankers of old, the loomis trucks or armored trucks of the ancient bank world as well. Same families involved today in the banks as were the ones who invented plantation lending and the slave market with it, the same ones who were the purse behind the helmed injuns we call knights. Same ones I believe we see holding the mysterious purses of Akkadian affair. People think the injun is dead… think again. From Swiss banks to Southern Cartels and all the people in between that build our world and create the magic we love to love all night. Injun ain’t dead, it just getting warmed up. Injun-swarm

[@brianfitch5469]

Colombus was jewish and working for his paymasters. Same thing still happening today.

[@ianmedford4855]

And he spent the year before his expedition in Reykjavik, Iceland. He had to be getting into the old Norse navigation charts, or at least talking to their sailors and captains.

[@AntiQris]

What do you think the connection between Columbus and the milieus guy from Spanish/Scottish legends? Wasn’t he also referred to as “Columbo”? I thought even remembering reading that in legend, that character or his sons had a link to the early Spanish/celestial empire territory called Columbo or Colombia etc..? There is a deeper thing emerging here I think.

[@jyy9624]

​@@brianfitch5469displaying the fine education of the famously learned

[@chipworkhard4777]

From Central Massachusetts, ripe with plenty of ancient stone sites that seem to play into this narrative. There are numerous stone chambers, cairns, and standing stone circles ie Lowell standing stones, and the circle atop Burnt Hill in Heath. There are still even more perplexing sites, such as the Westford Knight. A large engraving of a Knights Templar complete with an actual family crest exists right in Westford. They have been able to trace the crest back to a family that holds records stating that indeed one of the sons was a knight who traveled across the Atlantic Ocean long before the first waves of explorers well documented.

[@rebeccabriggs2982]

Sounds like New Zealand! Very ancient remains here.

[@Rubin_Schmidt]

Sir James Gunn. !!!

[@scottnyc6572]

Fascinating documentary!! I didn’t know what to expect at first and then became intrigued with this story.Especially when the Brendan landed in Newfoundland.My grandparents on my mother’s side fled the town of New Ross in County Wexford sometime in the early 1700’s for Newfoundland,Canada.My father’s side fled Woodford,England my last name for Newfoundland around the same time.I went to the areas where they lived for generations only to be forced off their birth land by the Newfoundland governments centralization plan displacing thousands of ancient families and customs in the 40’s and 50’s.My grandparents emigrated in the 1910’s/20’s for New York.

[@Shyeena]

New Ross is a town in southwest County Wexford, Ireland. I have a strong Irish lineage. "Ross, Ros, Rous, Rose", meaning _"of Red hair"._ Im a Ross too - I had Auburn hair - red highlights, especially brilliant in the sun. Based on my family tree (passed down from my Grandma), we came here in the late 1800's. Most of the men had this first & middle name: _"John Baptist"_ (passed down through 4 generations!) The women carried the name: _"Christine Mary Magdelyn, Mary Magdelyn Christine, Magdelyn Mary."_ Appears they were all very Catholic? 😏

[@marlinwicks3500]

My god Longo, thank you! Brendan's voyage was absolutely epic and heartwarming! The toast with naval captain was such a brotherly moment! Just amazing, thanks again, bro!

[@oldworldflorida]

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[@Pamelalalalalove]

Thank you for this ~ it makes so much sense having come from Irish descent and having such a soul connection with indigenous people and so much more . . . .

[@raylewis6117]

Great info, love you bro.

[@oldworldflorida]

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[@hunterwhitner6998]

Also ive said it before in snkther video. The native/irish or Phoenician connection cannot be denied. We have family at one point under the name Jackson is in the Georgia scrntn tibe stones. But my family is from Georgia and three gens out from Ireland. I was born in Cartersville and lived in Pinelong, and the Mississippian Etowah mounds were essentially in my back yard. Everyone there is Irish mixed with native. Im Cheroke & C(G)reek. Instesd of blue eyed and strsight red hair. I have red body and facial hair but born with strawberry blonde head of hair thst went red/brown. My skin instead of pale and burning gets red but also somewhat dark and olive. My mother also is RH negative. Idk maybe a Basque connect in the bloodline but other than Jackson, all of my blood is Irish being Brock, Hackett, and Dudley. Idk what it is, but theres something going on. Also have heard many words in Hebrew and old Irish are similar? Also seen seminoles and some other tribes dress very similar to Irish/Scott. And youve said also thst Creek is Greek. Idk maybe some rant but this video kinds goes nail on head for my family. Were all SE Irish and natives mixtures. My grsndpa also had the grey moon eyes and had darker skin, and my grandma had a native nose.

[@oldworldflorida]

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[@winkwink2u]

hunterwhitener - So great reading your family lineage & details. KEEP THE GREAT IRISH STRONG do not let them diminish your Great Irish Ancestry. And man oh man have they ever tried!

[@valeriewalker954]

You do know that the celts from Ireland are descendants from the tribe of Dan, just like the Scots & Denmark. They took their father's name everywhere they went like a serpent's tail. We are Israelites 😊 Ask the Philadelphia church of God for a free copy of" the United States and Britain in Prophecy." by Herbert W Armstrong

[@valeriewalker954]

You do know that the celts from Ireland are descendants from the tribe of Dan, just like the Scots & Denmark. They took their father's name everywhere they went like a serpent's tail. We are Israelites 😊 Ask the Philadelphia church of God for a free copy of" the United States and Britain in Prophecy." by Herbert W Armstrong

[@bandit7519]

Great video ! You should do one on the dighton rock it’s in Massachusetts on the Taunton river

[@danielnielsen1977]

Thank you! To who put this together and to the channel. More important than one realizes or can imagine. I've found I have Alute (Aleutian) DNA. Irish/Dane 🔥

[@midsouthirish1680]

Really enjoyed this documentary you’ve made here. Our people were placed everywhere but all roads lead to Ireland.

[@WimsK45]

You state everything like absolute facts, despite coming from documents and narratives that we have no idea if they are forged or authentic.

[@theenergyflowtribejamesbro1302]

Just listening to this excellent presentation so forgive me if you mention same later in video. In 1923, one Conor MacDari wrote a book entitled Irish Wisdom in The Bible and Pyramids which substantiates further the Irish influence and how history has been rewritten to suit The Vatican agenda. Personally, I feel Ireland to have been the highground where the culture and art of what was once Atlantis was preserved. The MacDari book shows how all biblical names are actually Gaelic. This language I believe to be fair more ancient, perhaps the Atlantean language. The centre of the Irish culture was Tara Hill, from which I suspect is the origin of the "Tartarian Empire". I suspect that Tartaria simply refers to any lands not under control of The Vatican.

[@johni4213]

I've been following this subject for years. I hope it finally Blows up!!!!

[@oldworldflorida]

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[@theenergyflowtribejamesbro1302]

Phoenician is a thinly disguised Gaelic word, Finicean, meaning sea farer. So many labels have been obscured, hence The Picts simply denotes a musician/story teller. The name is derived from the picking or plucking of harp or lyre strings. Note how only Eire (Air) uses the harp as a national symbol.

[@robertogiovanelli1709]

Dagda's harp Dagda Is the sumerian god Zack , Jack... Zack-Ta , teus = Zack Is god

[@theenergyflowtribejamesbro1302]

@@robertogiovanelli1709 Sumer sounds like Summer, thinly disguised, referencing somewhere else; Suomi is the name for Finland, Finnish/Phoenicia; Gaelic words, hence the persecution of more modern Irish that would have easily recognised the deception. Hence the harp association with Eire today.

[@AntiQris]

So my family tree goes like this circa 18th century the surnames “derouseaux/Derrisaw/deriso” marry “mackintosh/McIntosh/MacGillvray” whom had firstly married women of the “Wind Clan”, “broken Arrow tribe”, and one just listed as “mvskog”. Each woman in a row changed the tribe or clan name it seems each new person, but in Scotland the men and not sure about the women all came from Chattan Clans. I think I said this already but I found reason to believe that Prince of wales is at one time saying POW/prisoner ov walls And the same intuitive feeling about POWhatan if pocahontas fame. That they were helots to the cHattan clans and thusly under “POW” of the Chattan clans. I even found potential connections between Christopher Hatton friend of Elizabeth I, and the possible Native slave trade in the south east. It’s like they fool groups into sharing burdens and then once the Brit’s side of the agreement is in the bag then they break treaty and murder the ally by giving them weapons and reasons to use them… Suicide them, they do. F. Drake murders the personal assistant of Hattan for knowing to much at the behest of Elizabeth I. The powhatans send envoy the the queen so it’s not like they are random Indians in the mud. Something else was happening. Opium, it’s usage and it’s rope, must be brought to context when dealing with the Brit’s or Portuguese from 15th century through today I’m sure lol Pretty easy apparently to convince dudes to be pimps and girls to… “get on the boat” when you lure with that sweat smoke. The drawings from John smith (a Chattan surname) Show POWhatan smoking like snoop sitting above a hut full of naked ladies… From the beginning the Brit’s knew ladies and drugs will when more arguments than ever could wars without sex and drugs win. Imagine the days of settlers being here without wives and kids etc…. For years and years… the Dutch had a market for this and the Arabs still do and that might mean the same thing honestly in the good cop/bad cop strategy of the church… point is. They been controlling people that way since they built booth stacked tabernacles in the desert.

[@ChrisBrown-hr6mc]

I think it’s worth mentioning the Iroquois long houses resemble the Viking long house’s

[@markmcarthy596]

My ancestors from Cork knew of the Mississippi River highway and its tributaries long before 1492. Settled between the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, made a mint raising sheep for wool from 1750 on. Irish have always visited and explored America, so did the Phoenicians, Egyptians, Norsemen

[@annyirish6106]

There's evidence the so-called Pheonicians and Irish are one and the same.

[@darylwinzar2201]

My mother had an Irish father & a west Indian mother who's father originally came from British Guyana the only British colony in south America but still considered part of the west Indies, my mother was born 1942 in England were it was common to see signs in pubs shops & rented housing No Blacks no Irish no dogs she instilled in me a belief that I should never judge a man by the colour of his skin always judge him by his actions. I'm proud of my mixed heritage.

[@heartofaries8209]

Been waiting for this one 💪

[@dubhgall1083]

Yep, it's true on many levels. Black and white photos don't lie. I've seen too many pictures of Native Americans from frontier days, and many of them look exactly like stereotypical British aristocrats, but dressed up in furs and feathers. No doubt about the presence of Celtic descendants in America during frontier days. And, Harold Gladwin's archeological explorations in his books "Men Out of Asia" prove that the Solutrean artifacts of Europe are identical with Stone Age artifacts of North America!

[@cbear2111]

I’ve lived in Merrimack river nearly all my life. First time I’ve heard origin story. Very cool man thanks

[@hime273]

"THEY"=The Hierarchy Enslaving You

[@jimtom4878]

Great video im Irish american, so I was surprised to see this video on your channel. I love the in depth content you do.

[@AntiQris]

Try linking the zealand folks with Finland and even biblical Joshua story. I think maybe also Iona Greek. All the “John” related Knights and the Ogham language itself. But there was a Maōri/samoan split early on and the Ogham I believe comes from the samoan side when they were the philistines or watchers over Jerusalem (a brothel and trade hub) and I believe they were the Samaritans mothers. The Samaritans themselves being the mix of samoan mom and Anua dads. Which are the tribe of Benjamin. Said like “sons of Jōmōn. Anyways I’m not a superstitious guy but I like the fun in unraveling Jacobite wordplay.

[@RumHam-wd6rl]

I shall give you my clicks good sir! Excellent work!!

[@lenayemarsten8791]

Evidently those who spoke the Gaelic tongue could understand Abenaki in Colonial NewEngland. The languages have many similar words. 😊

[@anthonytroisi6682]

It is entirely possible that Irish boats were blown off course and landed in North America during the Pre-Columbian period. Before European settlement, Basque fishermen were fishing off the cost of North America. The Basques kept their fishing sites secret. It is entirely possible that some of undocumented interaction occurred between Pre-Conquest America and Europe.

[@Bajanvista]

Brilliant work and research. Blessings keep up the great research as this will be historical in the next 10 to 20 years. Peoples eyes are being opened👁

[@GypsySoulTheOG]

Interesting! And, thanks for pointing out St. Brendan - he discovered America. I’m not far into your documentary, so I don’t know if you discuss the Rhinehardt Boulder petroglyph at Rhinehardt College, in North Georgia (U.S) but if not, take a look into it!

[@LIKEDBUTTONPluto]

What is the name of the book that has the French map that you talk about at about at 15:05?

[@GraveDank]

If you like this subject please look into Walter Bosley and his book Secret Missions (The Hidden Legacy Of Old California)

[@phornthip1991]

@Gravedank "Walter Mosley has been called “America's Blackest Jewish Writer.” His father was black and mother Jewish and even though he self-identifies as black, he speaks often about his Jewish heritage.

[@GraveDank]

@@phornthip1991 🤣 absolutely false wtf

[@GraveDank]

@@phornthip1991 first off its Bosley not Mosley.. lol and his father is white af. His father is on the cover of his book Shimmering Light. And no he never claims to be black or Jewish. Have a nice day sir…

[@phornthip1991]

@@GraveDank I have to apologize, my mistake. Anyway I cannot find a proper Vita about him!??? PS: What is af? Im a native german, don't know all Abbriviations.

[@PaulusAlone]

@@phornthip1991- AF = As F*ck. I keep The Urban Dictionary on my bookmarks bar because I’m pre-internet generation and I can’t keep up without it!😅

[@brendanstoran7555]

Great documentary, really enjoyed learning about real history,and my namesake 👏🏻

[@oldworldflorida]

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[@AntiQris]

Here’s where these mysteries become the nature of the rattlingourd. Gourd was a mace and a vessel. So becomes “rattlinmace”. Jeremaya hid the seeds in the vessels or mac(el) lineage. Roll the rs of “hEirs” and you get “earls” and “El”. MacEirc then gives you “mace” and as well MacLare/maclery etc all giving the symbolic “mace” because (L) is said and spelled “El”. Which… is really “Errrrrrr” So as the (c) suffix here pronounced as (s) you get the word “Arse” from “Eirc” and sorta from “Errrr” as well. Does macEirc sounding like “my arse” mean what it does today like the blunt of the joke? With “Errrr” reminding me of “Errror” I must then look backward through time at similar contrasting meanings of words. Nahuatl and Lithuania. I believe two parallels and/or two sides to the empire considered by the “Phoenician” culture to be under their control. The two columns of Hercules if you will. The Rus and the Lus. The right and the left. One on one set of lands and the other on the other set of lands. So the word for Celt locks and then warlocks the hairstyle roots in the same word used by Middle French on to describe a witch or warlock etc then middle to late English had definitions ranging from “evil people to liars etc” But…. Before all that In Quechua and other related South American tongues we get a more heroic vibe to the word Nahuatl. From “Nahua” meaning Magic man or that man is magic, Or man who holds magic. Well.. “-tl” is a suffix separate from the root word “Nahua”. If Nahua was a spelling of Noah then I owe myself a buck. And with the right to left reading of (Lit)huana, separating the (-tl suffix) which in Lithuania is as a prefix.. as above so below.. You get “light” and also “left” in words like “lieutenant” (left tenant) and say “israe-lite” or maybe it’s read split in half and right to left as “El’s-lite”. Probably an early term for Greek fire/napalm and maybe explains what was in the lead box. So this early connections to pagan Rome as being the Mayan style muhhikhans or Mexicans (respectfully) from Peru (which is another mirror thing with “Urep..”) make a rather uplifting vibe for some little poor Mexican child thinking they have no history… but we are pushing the envelope so far as to make it clear very soon that, that meek little kid oppressed today, was once emperor of the known world and may very well, if Bible sh!t does come true may see themselves, the hard working Mexicans etc as being the “meek” that inherit a world that the ErrrrOghaunt have destroyed. Like you know “meekakhans” or “macekhans”. Who else could survive world shaking catastrophe better? I pick the Mexican to survive. Anyway but the part you speak of as the “pad” is a consideration in some Chattan clan mottos “touch not the cat but with a pad/glove” There are variations but the pad is of note. Anthony of Padua was my pick for whom the “pad” is in the acronym (NSDP) meaning potentially “Padsons” or the sons of Pad. I thought Ireland right away because of the simple st.Patrick vibe and the whole paddy’s day thing.. but this weeks research and your amazing work journalistically has allowed a certain doubling of this opinion now. The Chattan clan might have some “eSSplainin’ tadu”

[@PoeticPaints0]

Great message I am a Irish Negro Indian

[@mikelangford1835]

Can’t wait! Is there a Druid connection?

[@wmickinley]

Res of far west NC, Macon County. 99% of the local communities, creeks, rivers, towns originally held a name of a "ee" sounding suffix or ending. Good to see that my friend Richard Thornton is getting ink (as much as I have bothered him with questions and emails).

[@conantarnold]

This vid really blew my mind. I was born and raised in West Virginia and even spent time studying my Irish/Welsh ancestry. Traced my ancestry via my last name back to ancient Ireland and read all the text I could get my hands to do with the annals and thier accounts. I couldn't believe I wasn't aware of the olgam in West Virginia 😳 Man did they they do a job and a half of covering that up.

[@oldworldflorida]

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[@artpsych71]

I thought this too born and reside in WV.

[@savannahsmiles1797]

so much was eradicated but I want to know WHY...I want to know about the Old World buildings here on our US soil and WHY they are destroying them. What is "it" they don't want the avg citizen to KNOW???

[@dottikult2525]

@@savannahsmiles1797 There was an ancient manuscript discovered in the mid-19th century called the Oera Linda. The manuscript came from the Netherlands in 1867. Alewyn J Raubenheimer wrote a book Chronicles from Pre-Celtic Europe, he does a great job connecting the dot. “THEY” would like you to believe the Oera Linda is a fake……..in fact it’s our History that has been kept from us with All their Lies! One has to shed All the Programming in order to be FREE! Kat the Fryan KZbin channel has done a great job getting the Truth out and exposing Our Enemy…..All just want to be Free

[@mikecalif5553]

13,000 year old 7 ft tall Skeleton found on Sant Rosa Island 23 miles from here. Named Arlington Springs man. He made a Boat.

[@ellen4956]

I figured something out about how some people that far back could have been so tall. You know how the Sahara was once wetlands? It's because of the tilt of the earth changing. So that would necessarily change the gravity pull, right? And if there is slightly less gravity, people would get taller. It seems obvious, but I've never heard anyone bring it up. Also, during the megafauna era, it seems like humans might have been larger too, or at least taller. Again, I've never heard it, but it seems reasonable.

[@flowerjones9194]

Bit off topic but is there an etymology correlation between humongous and homunculus?

[@oldworldflorida]

👌🏼

[@allenschmitz9644]

S. Clay Wisons work?

[@brentmathie3271]

@@allenschmitz9644I come a cross this from the Mind unveiled channel about them, thought you’d find it interesting if not familiar with the channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4Ook5V3ett0jtk

[@Calebjoyemusic]

This reminds me of the TV show “Outlander!” Jamie’s nephew, Ian Frasier, looks exactly like the pictures you showed with white skin and Indian dressing and was adopted be the Mohawk in NC!! 😮 Apparently the TV show writers are up on their counter culture history!

[@Thekoryosmenstribepodcast]

This explains why the Natives wont let us test the dna of certain bodies. I feel they would find out we were here first.

[@kokakolagodcomp-vi2yv]

i.e. kennewick man

[@Thekoryosmenstribepodcast]

Yup. 💪🏻👍🏻​@@kokakolagodcomp-vi2yv

[@dalemitchell76]

Excellent doc 👏🏼 More like this please

[@shizlittlebam]

Absolutely mind blowing information

[@oldworldflorida]

⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@dewey5391]

Much better than expected, well done

[@dayo89]

As an Irishman, 2 minutes in and I’m having an allergic reaction to the gross historical inaccuracies being suggested 🙈🙈

[@blueocean2510]

It will sound ok in Gaeilge as most people in Ireland speak or understand, as they do Gaelic in Scotland. Kate Forbes speaks Gaelic in Scottish Parliament. The English language if spoken correctly can be understood by others. The fact it is a Linear language it may soon as the English look inward to understand their identity and closed their border's to keep immigrants out, the English may soon become history. In the New EU with True Born Citizen Act they will no longer be allowed to live or travel. The Anglos who operate in linear mode, may like other species become extinct, the DNA of linear may cease to exist.

[@domdauntless7704]

What are you smoking, you sound as crazy as the creator of this video.@@blueocean2510

[@domdauntless7704]

The creator of this video certainly was brought up on the tales of the little people, they probably still support Noraid.

[@Blixthearsonist]

Okay this is awesome, and much appreciated. However, goddamn that music in the old documentary is revolting. Like wtf was that even?

[@hmgrant97]

Love the video so far! Also there’s mound of rocks called turtle mound in Andover mass with speculated origins of natives or Irish. I heard it’s mentioned in a book from the 1930s called The Great Ruins of Ireland in New England, never read it though.

[@robynpruitt1116]

My Greatgrandfather was Susquehannock and they had a tradition of using bark and roots to dye their skin a dark connamon color! The story of the tanning just made that make sense! Omgosh!

[@masterofpuppers7963]

I was on a dig on a moundbuilder site in Mound Bottom, TN. We excavated some human remains and found some teeth that had r1b y-haplogroup DNA, and carbon dated to around 800-950 A.D. Out of nowhere, Choctaw hired lawyers to fly in from Oklahoma, sued to have a gag order on publishing the findings, and demanded the return of the remains so they could burn them. Because muhculture n shit. And the stone and wood henges found near moundbuilder sites are all eerily similar to the henges in western France and Britain.

[@jcparker4u]

Longo is CRUSHING! 🎉👏🏼🤯

[@littlebird8135]

Nice 👌 I’m very much interested to hear if the Tuatha De Danann are connected to the Tribe of Dan spoken of in the Bible.

[@mikecalif5553]

Fun Fact: The first words the Pilgrims ever heard from an American Indian who's name was Squanto was " Do you have any beer" in English.

[@MyCheriAnolani]

I really enjoyed this presentation, you did such a wonderful job you can feel your heart in this with your specific look and style and sound that screams Old World Florida’s Dr Narco Longo 🔱🍊🔱🍊🔱 lol thank you for letting me just enjoy this snd watch like everyone else lol it’s awesome ❤️you.

[@oldworldflorida]

🍊thanku Cheri🍊

[@BrianBerriosOne]

Puerto rico has round towers in the El Yunque rain forest. Mount Britton Tower and Yokahú Tower. Both towers were used for observation. Very odd place. There is a military installation near the towers where the public cant access.

[@blueocean2510]

The Round Towers of Ireland that may have numbered 100 the location, may have been designed on the Star system. At the base food may have been grown, if granite was used in the construction, the crystals in the granite energised by the Moon made the earth at base fertile, and good for the plants, similar to Biodynamics.