America B.C: How Far Back Does Native American History Go? | 1491: Before Columbus | Timeline

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[@mecheleparker9282]

the original Indians are black he's talking about my ancestors

[@mecheleparker9282]

@KU Klux Klan Yes I do.

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@KU Klux Klan Id I Ot!

[@lisatsosie149]

I'm Diné (Navajo). My parents are Diné. My grandparents on both sides are Diné. When I was a little girl I met my great grandmother's sister. She was Diné. I also met my great grandfather's brother. We called him Grandpa Rex. He spoke only Navajo. He talked about his parents, grandparents & great grandparents. They were Diné also. His favorite food to eat was traditional Diné Tanaashgiizh (blue corn mush).

[@p00tfinger]

So what? It's 2024. Stop living in the past. Stop blaming whitey. I've been on 2 different reservations. Most of the people on both of those reservations lived like homeless crackheads.

[@ChefHashemi]

thank you for shearing your story

[@nazigol289]

Please keep ur pure genes don't mix with others

[@Hobo-mycology]

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[@nazigol289]

@Hobo-mycology I am a weirdo for the genocide the Americans have done to these people and asking them to keep their culture??

[@Bettyalford-h9l]

I do believe this is the best video I've seen on this subject. Very well done and informative. I'll be sharing with my grandchildren.

[@katierose7539]

I grew up in the shadow of Cahokia and it has been extremely influential in my appreciation and reverence for all peoples. In college we excavated a game processing camp many miles from Cahokia and the enormity of the resources needed to feed their rapidly expanding population was an incredible story all on its own. I appreciate how thoughtful and well made this documentary is and hope more will be coming in the near future.

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[@martenkrueger8647]

When you leave Missouri..and cross the river ( Mississippi) into Kentucky...the Mounds are part of the Cahokia peoples? Burial mounds?

[@sirraf23]

Shut up nerd..... lol for real though, Im jealous of that experience. Sounds like you had a good time and learned a lot in the process.

[@billschatz2340]

Cahokia mounds is in Illinois almost right across the Mississippi River from st. Louis. Some mounds are burial and some are religious or ritual mounds.

[@jelaniobamyersel2339]

After this place of meditating music

[@inedaelmore784]

As a teacher and African American it was so important to me to teach about this huge part of North America history. Thanks for this story.

[@mauricexodhe9663]

What is you opinion about these uneducated African Americans claiming to be the "original native American INDIANS" if Africa has nothing to do with India??

[@travisgoesthere]

unless you were born in africa you are just an american

[@JohnlivesontheIsleofMannow]

Even though it reveals some of the truths about the "American Revolution " well done you👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 though do you mind if I ask you a question about your African American heritage while teaching this? What response do you get when you teach that America was full of brown skinned Mexicans , brown skinned Americans and Native Americans?

[@ClintonHaines72]

@@JohnlivesontheIsleofMannowi mean i am kinda old 52 years and i believe most people know there was a population of people before the European conquest if this isn’t taught in history class it should be

[@larrybrinley8222]

Black people in the United States are NOT African, they're American born in the land they live.

[@skidadleghostidadle1726]

im of native descent but have always seen documentaries talking about native americans from US and canada, im colombian and im muisca, so to see a documentary talking about native history that uses the term native american to encompass both sides of the continent is soo refreshing

[@vanessad5]

Agreed! Having parents from Central America myself, it was good to have this inclusion

[@yatzliahspacewalker720]

But they not talking about the actual natives tho.......

[@acegikm]

We know only a very small percentage of people's history around the world

[@jimmyjackjohn]

Is First peoples believed known takin in insult? Natives of the Western Hemisphere is pondered to?

[@brianboye8025]

​@@jimmyjackjohnHuh?

[@ByDesign333]

"We may never know..." the wisest words this video has offered.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

?I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, So where are you originally from? I'm David by name from Overbrook

[@savagelevel714]

Earth is not a globe First of All. Stop believing cgi and your oh so trusted governments.

[@Gov.2066]

They know they just don't want the world to know who the true indigenous are .. Those bloodlines are still here today in America.. Majority of American history as it is taught is a lie...

[@dustedstar5158]

what we do know is that we all came from Africa, human exspansion is well traceable

[@stevejaubert2892]

@@dustedstar5158The more we learn and the more finds we have found make it still a mystery.

[@Aaron-i6t]

I’m full blooded Navajo and I thank the gods for my bloodline and my ancestors even though life hasn’t been easy for native people ,what country continent did we flee to for political asylum? We didn’t we stuck it out those who lived.. and when ww2 came around my father and 2 uncles left boarding school to join the military with my grandparents permission(2 navy 1 marine codetalker)& my mothers uncles(3 army 1 marine codetalker also)3 uncles in Korean conflict 5 in Vietnam my niece Iraq her brother Afghanistan 3 tours native Americans have highest % of military service and prison incarceration

[@TheRaqessarr]

Asylum is a sad option. Hopefully dialogue would allow for fair agreements. Sorry you have to live that stress for your people 😢 I hope that our generation can make better decisions in terms of fair diplomacy and sustainable management strategies

[@daveistrading]

The Navajo fled Northern Canada and arrived in Arizona around 1500s. The Navajo speak a Na-Dene dialect and so too the Apache. All your neighboring tribes in Arizona fled Mexico and speak an Aztec dialect. The Aztecs empire also died out in the 1500s.

[@TrumpSucksBalls]

My family also in all the wars. Natives are a really big part of our military but you don't hear of it. My great great grandfather was in the only native regiment in the civil war. Company K of Northern Michigan whose members were Anishinaabe from the upper peninsula, Potawotomi and Odawa.

[@shaneekabatty-cross]

Not full blood. ❤ You would have other origins other then Native. ❤

[@shaneekabatty-cross]

​​@@TrumpSucksBallsMy great grandpa was in war and died as an airforce pilot. He was Native.

[@haynesatteh4463]

Great video, have always known there’s more to life than meets the eye, I feel like in this life i am supposed to be doing more than i am doing for the people i love. been seeking for an eye opening enlightenment, a way to be more influential, powerful and protected~

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oh well you can achieve that by being a part of the illuminatus brotherhood, i know it sounds like a mystery but there are ways you can actually get in contact with them

[@haynesatteh4463]

@@bartholetbay412 hi, isn't the brotherhood a myth??

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@@haynesatteh4463 Well it is not and you can't actually expect it to be open to everyone, but if you want to know more you can look up ANTHONY MARK SZYMON online you will find something interesting.

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@@bartholetbay412 oh really, i just saw his website, interesting.i will leave him a message.

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@@haynesatteh4463 what tribe are you?

[@emperorpawpateen.9992]

Who would've thought a KZbin video would be more educational than anything taught in schools.

[@TrumpSucksBalls]

None of this was taught in schools maybe a paragraph we didn't exist anymore. Everyone thought the government killed s off but we are still here and will always be here.

[@alienpov]

@@TrumpSucksBalls I was not taught that and never thought the 'government' killed you off.

[@markcynic808]

They don't teach the lies and fantasies of America's defeated people in schools anywhere than on the reservations you're happy to live in, sponging off tax paying Americans.

[@t-bo2734]

The list of ingredients on a candy wrapper has more educational value than the American education system.

[@markcynic808]

@@t-bo2734 True. But only before Europeans got there. Before Europeans got there - couldn't invent the wheel. After Europeans got there - put people on the moon. Losers are so bitter.

[@99sentcoins]

My mother's side is Indian. Sitting Bull is my 5th great uncle. We had a family book that I once read through with my wife after we first married. It dated back to pre-1200's, but we only got back to the mid 1200's thumbing through it. Fascinating book it was. It was a family tree with historical events told throughout the years.

[@systemuser8701]

Cherokee/Norwegian-Irish here. Our g....grandmother was on the trail of tears. Everyone says they're Cherokee, but we were on the rolls...and, she's in our Family Bible.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

!I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?

[@daveistrading]

Yes, the Cherokee had many White European slaves and Black African slaves now called Freedmen. Based on an 1830 census, the Cherokee had 4,000 African slaves helping them on the Trail of Tears which coincided with the first of 6 Cholera Epidemics that devastated everyone in North America. Their African slaves worked on the massive Cherokee tobacco plantations.

[@MarvinEvans-ph7zv]

We now know over one hundred thousand yrs ago humans left foot prints on the west coast.

[@patriciasmith7604]

This is wonderful but heartrending. All those people lost because of ignorance, and a prejudice that continues to this day. We are all enriched by your studies and conclusions and by the heart of your people that still beats in each of you. Thanks for this.

[@anthonymartins4935]

Hi Patricia

[@vercingetorixwulf9298]

And still it goes on. Europeans included .........

[@josepocos]

Most were lost to European diseases, not prejudice; the ignorance was medical.

[@oscarlandrum]

I always enjoy what you share here on KZbin but we're not friends yet, I will love to be friends with you.. so how are you feeling today..💯💯

[@eric57016]

Nice try karen.

[@felipericketts]

What an amazing story is being uncovered and told! So many generations, so many lives, so many experiences! We owe a great deal to those that came before us and should pass on the best of what we have learned to those who will follow! We are all different and unique, yet we share what is most important: humanity.

[@joemc6617]

Yet you still don't honor treaties.

[@felipericketts]

@@joemc6617 My point is that humane behavior can help us get along which will be the lubricant to resolve many other issues. I have seen it work in my own life so I speak of what I have experienced. Best wishes! 🙂

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[@markcynic808]

Another failed peoples' fairy tale.

[@smallpebblesbigripples8636]

What a beautiful comment.

[@indigenousamerican3148]

Im Mexican of indigenous Nahua descent from Mexico City and Morelos, Mexico. Through Dna testing Ancestry and 23andMe i've found family who are members of federally recognized tribes of the southwestern USA Arizona and New Mexico who are Apache/Navajo, USA Michigan & Canada Winnipeg who are Ojibwe/ Chippewa and Alaska Inupiaq people. Despite not having horses, our people travelled far and wide. Many groups of native peoples took part in the migration from Aztlan down south to what became Tenochtitlan while being guided by the God Huitzilopochtli. The people who migrated down south went from being hunter gatherers to building big cities and becoming urbanized. My Haplogroup is A2, my results 94% Native American, 4% Italian, 2% Greek. My grandmothers were the last in my family to speak Nahuatl.

[@true2life181]

We're all connected in one way or another....but God forbid that be commonly communicated.

[@Dancestar1981]

Wow what a fascinating mix of cultures

[@balisuncocoyt]

Most interesting to share your background heritage. I love the Mexican people and feel very close to them. We can learn much from ancient Mexico and their practices. Thanks very much.

[@aviwales]

I am H haplogroup...

[@Qce-i6d]

Honestly not surprising, in that, even today people move to such far away places whether that be out of necessity or curiosity. As a white person living in California, I enjoy immensely learning about the first people that came here beforehand, and am excited to witness the continued influx of new people and cultures today!

[@papajeff5486]

The coastal route makes good sense too. Slipping down the coast, hunting the familiar sea life, taking advantage of land for storm refuge, camping, firewood, wood and rock for tools, is what I would do, with my family. Food is more abundant and easier to take. Boats also may have provided a safe haven if big predators were a problem. Fresh water comes to the coast. Working up creeks and rivers would have provided food, water, firewood, maybe a nice place to stay. Thank you for sharing. This is extremely well done and interesting. Kentucky

[@nm1978]

No one migrated here, there is no proof. This country USA and continent of America belongs to the indigenous people and not to the European invaders who stole their lands.

[@michaelfoulkes9502]

Coastal Migration theory is much more likely than overland.

[@nm1978]

@@michaelfoulkes9502 no one migrated here. except YOU.

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@@nm1978 and u 2 honieee.... from africa

[@nm1978]

@@billhosko7723 I am Africa? really? so I guess that makes you from Africa too.

[@Joe-ve3cy]

Wonderful... documentaries like these show the real Sewer that USA is today.

[@R0GUER0CK]

thank you. garbage left and right.

[@rikspector]

Ancient footprints were found in White Sands, North America recently that are more than 21,000 years old, which adds an interesting note to this excellent story.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

??I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, So where are you originally from? I'm David by name from Overbrook

[@skeezix8156]

Yes because the ice bridge didn’t exist at this time. Other evidence found in the southwest revealing a date of the same time. Now besides just carbon dating they are able to date by the quartz and seeds around the artifacts. Also dating 21,000 years old. Pretty much blowing accepted theories away

[@jennymontague851]

Fascinating information. I've know much of it before from people and documentaries, but always good to discover more. I have visited ancient ruins all over Arizona, New Mexico, Mexico and Guatemala. They are still uncovering more and more of the Jungles near Tikal. Would be interested on new info on that area because just being on that ancient site moved me so strongly. I still dream about it. Thx

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I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?

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@@davidmrodriguez8067 Thank. I'm currently in the southwest.

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@@jennymontague851 Good to know, so how is the weather over there with you?

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Hello

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Hello Jenny Montague, how are you doing??

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Best, most objective video i have seen, and I am hooked on watching everything on the History Channel, to include repeat upon repeat.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?

[@mindhistorydocumentary]

The interdisciplinary approach, combining history, archaeology, anthropology, and linguistics, makes this documentary a rich and thorough exploration of ancient times.

[@carnivoreRon]

If the dating of the footprints from New Mexico are verified, native peoples existed in North America 22,000 to 24,000 years ago. This has huge implications.

[@robertburnett6348]

Yes. It was on Utube. Guess need more strata evidence.

[@sapphonymph8204]

Those dates are what I was always taught. Where's the big mystery?

[@darlenemotley5508]

Footprints that are humanoid in nature does not mean they were humans.

[@bobbydykes2947]

the Gault site in TX is already dated to over 30,000yrs.

[@johnleader4526]

I wouldn’t doubt people living in cities that long or longer ago.

[@marcellahuggins4250]

My grandpa on my dads side CHEROKEE Cheif died at 99 yrs. Old...my grandma was Black Foot SQUAW died 98 yrs. Old... we have been looking for a log of their numbers.... i loved them so.....

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

!I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?

[@jennyandrews1671]

I know for a fact there are black foot in NC mid state.

[@olyokie]

23,000 years ago families were walking along a lakeshore in what is now White Sands National Park. Rock solid dating on these tracks as well.

[@lisalasoya2898]

Currently, I am sitting in front of our American Indian shrine, on Wilshire & Santa Monica Los Angeles, CA- which I am very very very proud, their the best doctors, combat money can buy. I want to share this gift I have with them, and keep our traditions & pride as long as we both shall live. We;ll lead with Bobby sherman actor. Here is my pledge for raising America & the world. Lisa

[@jasonkrodriguez82]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day. I’m Jason by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?

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Wow 🌹🌹I love what you share on here, You seem like a nice woman.I will love to know more about you that's why I decided to drop a comment here. if you don't mind

[@dovbarleib3256]

What I always found interesting growing up in S Louis is that the Mississippi Indian Empire had its capital in what is Cahokia, IL but that they buried their dead on the other side of the River in S. Louis. So Downtown S Louis is built on top of a massive ancient Native American Cemetery.

[@som9097]

Have any of these graveyards been preserved ??

[@dovbarleib3256]

@@som9097 Good question. There are caves in South St Louis in a neighborhood called Carondelet. I wonder if they found skeletal remains in these caves. In the downtown area, when S. Louis was established as a French city/ trading post in 1767 by Pierre Laclede and Auguste Chouteau, if they found Indian graveyards, they likely were not interested in native American archaeology.

[@briancohenthepfjmassive.4769]

@@dovbarleib3256 the only interest Europeans had for native Indians was, how do we kill savages off?

[@doctoraduran]

Brickell in Miami Downtown is built on top of a Native American cemetery. I just found out a month ago.

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@@som9097 n. 0..

[@judithsullivan9703]

I'm a member of the Confederacy of Iraqouis Nations and a Mohawk woman. I've worked in Alaskan Native villages for 26 years. This is an accurate history. Consult some real native people!

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It's amazing how you guys produced this kind of videos, very intersting and fascinating with a cinematic thrills. I'm not regretting hitting the subscribe button and likes to show love and respect. Thank u for always educating us world wide. Much love. ❤

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?

[@sveltcooper454]

I am Sioux Indian and African American. My mom is full blooded Sioux Indian and I am 88% Sioux Indian and I fully embrace my American Indian decent. I am just beginning to learn about my peoples rich, untold heritage. Sioux Nation forever!!

[@wonyoon1931]

I was born in South Korea from Korean parents. I did a DNA test and the result came back (to my surprise) that I have a fraction of Indigenous American.

[@southernpearl]

If you're willing to go further, you'll find even more amazing things contained in your DNA. Pray, meditate or do whatever you want, to ask for guidance. "The teacher will appear when the student is ready" ❤️

[@mariewheeler5626]

I thought I was full blooded Native American, a Navajo from the south west. According to my DNA analysis I am an indigenous Native of Alaska, Central America, South America (Amazon, Chile) and a smigette Japanese. My mother once told me we are not full Navajo. My mother never had a formal western education let alone knew anything of DNA!

[@timdusen830]

Native Americans are former Asians

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@@southernpearl the student becomes the master ..... Grasshopper 🤔

[@tytyler1750]

I’m a black person

[@landojamz_505]

Really love the Pueblos and Acoma , many ancient sites left in Colorado, Arizona , New Mexico , Mississippi , Ohio , Georgia , Wisconsin , Mexico ,Central America and South America...great show...human migration, land n sea , ...

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This day is a blessing from God, May it be a blessing to your life. Have a good day!

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[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I love that this features archaeologists of Native American origin. So many cultures all over the world have great floods in the origin stories, I can’t help but wonder if this is based on distant memories of their ancestors’ experiences diuring the rapid sea level rise at the end of the last glacial maximum. Ten thousand years is a long time, but I don’t think it’s impossible, especially in areas where people were largely isolated from other groups and preserved their origin stories through conservative oral histories and legends. (By conservative, I mean tending to preserve early cultural content rather than innovating a lot).

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Hello my dear friend

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[@steadyglamourcosmetics]

The ending of this documentary made me cry so much. I don't know why. I just felt sad for their suffering. I feel like they did all those things for us. Their future self. They had a clear vision of what they wanted to achieve.❤

[@stormy-le6pb]

@Michael d’artagnan Matt 6:14, a person who doesn't forgive others will not B forgiven by God. In the verses, Jesus states: "For if U forgive other ppl when they sin against U, UR heavenly Father will also forgive U. But if U do not forgive others their sins, UR Father will not forgive UR sins."

[@stormy-le6pb]

@Michael d’artagnanIt was prophesied that the territory of Japheth descendants would enlarge & it was fulfilled when Whites who believed N the God of the Jews, obeyed his command by taking the gospel of Jesus throughout the world. If Noah didn't give that blessing 2 Japheth, Whites would not have conquered America, but prophesy must come 2 pass, so this world can end. Not all Whites believe N God, but many do & the same with N.A.s. Many N.A.s have decided 2 follow Jesus & Jesus says, If N.A.s can't forgive Whites (which was fulfilled prophecy 2 conquer Indian lands) then God won't forgive them, so N.A.s who live 4 the Lord, must forgive whites so they can B forgiven by God of their sins. If any Whites have anything against N.A.s, then they too must forgive N.A.s or God won't forgive them of their sins. God will not have haters N the kingdom of God.

[@stormy-le6pb]

@Michael d'artagnan God's plan is unchangeable & nothing & no one N this universe can stop that plan. We have Genesis & we have the Book of Revelation. God has a plan & it will come 2 pass, & nothing can stop it. Nothing can thwart that plan.

[@TmanRock9]

@Bacon.n.eggs72not like all native tribes were peace loving but mass murder of civilians and ethnic cleaning is wrong.

[@batflash-450gaming5]

I am half Cherokee and half Blackfoot Indian and I have a lot of respect for you. Very few people respect us. I’m proud of my native heritage

[@GypsyGirl317]

This is mesmerising and deeply fascinating. At the end I was left wanting to watch so much more, as I was completely engrossed in the stories, and thinking about the similarities between these nations and our own NZ Maori people. 🙆🏻‍♀️

[@nondelusional]

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[@williammunny9916]

*_John 10.9 I am the door. If anyone enters by Me, he will be saved, and will go in and out and find pasture. 10 The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly._* _Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. Repent and be saved. God bless you, and the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all._

[@ruthanneseven]

Projection is not a good comparison. The indiginous people in 🇺🇸 are not angels. They fought each other, and grudges ran deep. The Maori are Pacific Islanders. Aussie indiginous are different peoples from them. Genetics are telling us a different story about human travel and origins. Indigenous peoples caused many of their own problems with land use. This is true for many ancient groups everywhere. The geological cycles are real. The Sahara, Chaco Canyon, Tiahuanca and many other places reflect a combination of both. The Adam and Eve tale for child indoctrination to fear diety, reflect a mindset blaming Gods wrath, when in reality, these people probably had to migrate due to climactic changes.

[@kaiziah2004]

I agree! This is so similar to us Maori, our stories, our Tikanga, absolutely beautiful loved this! indigenous people are absolutely beautiful, in Nz we are slowly starting to get bits our our indigenous self's back that our colonizers tried to strip from us! That's how they oppress us! They take away our customs and they forbid us to speak our language, they strip us from our core beliefs! For the first time we got to celebrate Matariki (our new year) our government acknowledged and made it a celebrated public holiday, huge progress to un colonizing us as a people💙our Maori tribes fought each other... Killed each other even some beliefs were that if you consumed the chief you fought you would absorb some of his mana! I am so interested by this documentary thank you! So yes all indigenous people of each land are different but as a maori wahine I relate to the native American people and their beautiful rich culture it reminds me alot of my own 💙

[@kaiziah2004]

@@ruthanneseven our people (nz Maori) fought each other 🤷🏽‍♀️it was actually how you gained land you fought and won and took it basically

[@tomnekuda3818]

I very much enjoyed this documentary and learned much from your most excellent examples and explanations. I grew us with the Sioux in the Dakotas and was always intrigued by these peoples. Thank you very much for your well-written documentary.

[@bobsblues9944]

The MANDANS , who were a White, blonde haired , blue/greyed people who PRE-Existed the Sioux tribe in the Dakotas . The Sioux had came in and attacked and took the land from these people .

[@KaiserBlade]

So your ancestors had Lakota slaves.

[@bobsblues9944]

@@KaiserBlade No , the Lakota took the land and killed and enslaved the Mandan . Youve bought into the story that the ' asian native americans " Must be the earliest people , and thats junk history . Everywhere in this country it is the same story the white tribes were here first and the asians who came later , took the land from them and wiped them out . The earliest settlement in north America was found in Florida and it was european DNA . The same in South America , the earliest people were the Cloud People who were WHITE . The asiac 'Indians ' even have tribal stories about defeating thesepeople and taking their land and wiping them out

[@tomnekuda3818]

@@KaiserBlade Nope, fool.

[@angelicadayanafernandez1525]

@@bobsblues9944 indigenous to where?, the caucus mountains?🤣🤡

[@dalekosak7611]

Thomas Jefferson, the 3rd president, is officially the first person to say that the only thing hat explains the radical differences in native American languages and cultures is that they were different people coming from different places at different times.

[@haleyguthrie3113]

Well that isn't true at all

[@terencewilliamhull3166]

I think you will find he was talking about european 'tribes' and not native tribes. Pls add the web address where you read what you have stated.

[@sapphonymph8204]

Sounds plausible to me.

[@haleyguthrie3113]

@@terencewilliamhull3166 even if Thomas Jefferson said that, he was wrong. The US hadn't even settled out west yet.

[@gnostic268]

Thomas Jefferson doesn't know anything because he's dead.

[@Billy-dg3th]

Watching from Australia 🇦🇺

[@brianboye8025]

Hi, your first migrants moved there even earlier in human history. 50,000 years ago. I see they diverged into different tribes (are they called that?) Why do we do that. We are the same people, genetics and cultures, but nearby populations diverge and often become competitive.

[@shaneekabatty-cross]

​@@brianboye8025They call em mobs there. ❤ I'm born in Australia with Native American ancestry and Māori ancestry.

[@danhanqvist4237]

And think one of the most important lessons from modern scientific research into the origins and movement of humanity is that that people are people everywhere. There was a time when Native Americans were thought to be primitive savages -- either natural brutes or natural saints. Of course, Native Americans are neither. They have been just as resourceful, good and evil as people everywhere. The unity of humanity is the clear message of biology.

[@Last_Chance.]

The majority of the women are primitive savages in bed. That's how the population grew the way it did

[@markdavidson1835]

The Aztecs did human sacrifices so!!

[@GypsyGirl317]

@@markdavidson1835 people in the western world still do human sacrifices today in the realm of Satanism. It is common to many nations. We are all part of the human race, and our history is intertwined whether we like it or not. I love it! It's fascinating and amazing. 👍🏾🌿😍

[@ronaldvaz2567]

@@markdavidson1835 And And the Christians in Europe and America burned " Heretics " and "Witches and Warlocks" at the stakes! So??? Don't pose your BS questions and justification here. When you point one finger at someone else, remember three of the fingers of the same hand are pointing to yourself!

[@phillip_iv_planetking6354]

@@markdavidson1835 Everyone did that at some point in time.

[@thesteveruss]

The cultural similarities between siberian natives and northwestern american tribes is telling ...

[@daniellebcooper7160]

Agreed, I think they originated in Mongolia.

[@marceloorellana5726]

That's like saying US Europeans and Russian Europeans are related because of similarities in their living ways. Even though the Germanic Anglo Saxons aren't similar to the Slavic people. The Native Americans are not similar to the Mongolians. The closest people related to the Native Americans are certain peoples in Kamchatka very far from Mongolia. So you can't go on appearance and lifestyles solely because people copy others not related to them. They take from from people that come from far off places and that doesn't mean they originated in those places.

[@daniellebcooper7160]

@@marceloorellana5726 where do you think the people from Kamchatka came from?...I dont think they came from ireland. They wouldeve stemmed from the same lot that walked east, after coming out of africa.

[@dominicjohnson310]

Yeah it’s pretty clear they come from Siberia.

[@mrbaab5932]

@@dominicjohnson310 Northeastern Siberia is far from Mongolia.

[@miguelito29229]

We're explorers and now that we know most of the land were goin into space and deeper into the oceans.its in our blood to wonder and explore

[@nicholasforrester8587]

Agreed 👍🏻

[@hazep1050]

Thanks!

[@Nevatis_]

I believe many origin stories are actually about how that nation formed rather than creation, specifically, that is, the ones that go against other stories. For instance, my nation’s story is that we came from a local mountain, in fact most Apache stories start in that mountain range, maybe that’s just where the Apache identity was formed

[@tedecker3792]

Same with my Lakota people and the Black Hills

[@blainehillis1921]

@timnray99 and vice versa. Navajos and Utes teamed up together in 1786 to avenge earlier attacks, together successfully sacking a Numunu camp in eastern Colorado.

[@bidenisapieceofshit6234]

Lmfao.... the Apaches didn't descend from anywhere , Apache Indians were given the name by other tribes , they were a group of outcast from other nations... it's amazing how people who claim to be American Indians Don't Know Jack schitt about American Indians.

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

Apu

[@andreavanda5402]

Let's admit that ALL of this is just sheer speculation. Very interesting, however speculation just the same. There is no way for us to know if this is the truth or just a good story based on very little evidence.

[@skeletalbassman1028]

Hey so quick question, if people can arrive by boat along the ice sheets via the Pacific, why not the Atlantic? :)

[@trudymaenza9672]

Are you thinking Salutrian people? I've wondered that!

[@kdowney3422]

Me too

[@davenaga6101]

Solutrians came to n.america b4 the asiatics crossed th bering strait.real history is supressed,lie..dig deep

[@evelyngoodshot-segovia4978]

They did. Where have you been? The European people invaded this country.

[@skeletalbassman1028]

@@evelyngoodshot-segovia4978 during the paleo and Mesolithic tho.

[@PeachysMom]

Learning about prehistory and human evolution always impresses me with human ingenuity, creativity and intelligence. What a force.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?

[@lindalb9519]

How profound -" not in it for the artifacts, in it for the story." and it's a beautiful, fascinating story.

[@royeblack3337]

Yeah so beautiful story my friend Linda and I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?

[@royeblack3337]

Hope you don't mind me asking

[@tonymontana-or4py]

I hope the next documentary about the origins of the Native Americans could give more information on how trade between different tribes in North and South America was a thing, if that in fact did happen. Also some more in depth information on which languages in the Americas have similarities of root words.

[@daniellebcooper7160]

As a comparison, the indigenous tribes in australia all spoke different languages.

[@martytrueblood5902]

First Nations used Bands like radio bands

[@annfuckantifa5973]

@@martytrueblood5902 yep. The system runs on unleaded

[@shinglehillclimber88]

I’m pretty sure the Maoris got kumaras from ancient Peru

[@gordonkwok3053]

In this documentary, the migrating people came from Asia. I look at the faces of the Native Americans, they have Asian features. It is highly likely that their ancestors were Asians, and Chinese. The documentary mentioned DNA tests. I wonder whether the current Native Americans DNA and the current Chinese DNA have any similarities, and whether they are the same stock of people.

[@geoffreynhill2833]

As a kid at the movies I was always on the side of the "Red Indians". They looked so much more interesting than the cowboys or the cavalry. GREEN FIRE!

[@juliblued]

Same

[@geoffreynhill2833]

@@juliblued Cool!

[@kezi7043]

That's because they probably Were 🤙

[@nathanielanderson4898]

I believe that much of the history is unknowable. The stories passed down through generations is so important. They teach lessons and contain knowledge that are timeless. It is so important for us to preserve what is here now, because we have destroyed so much of what we had before we understood the value of culture and history. The native American people and their culture must be preserved as a record of knowledge and history. They have no be a part of the reconstruction of their own archeological records. All people have to recognize mistakes of the past, and figure out how to get from the past into the future, and preserve what is most important along the way. We have so much to learn from those who have a different set of values than ourselves. I sympathize with the struggle of the Native American people. I want to see all people flourish in the present time. Every culture comes with a people, each of which must find their own path through time. We can't bring back the past. But we don't want to forget where we came from. It is important for the people who are of European decent to realize that we are not all knowing. And that we have destroyed so much that is valuable that we can never get back. All because we valued gold, and our way of thinking, more than the other people we came across. We have always exploited people for what we needed from them, and discarded them when we were through with them. We can't force people into our culture. But we also shouldn't banish them to a reservation and try to tell them how to live, or what to believe. They alone can make the transition. We should be there for them, but they must find their own way. And we need to learn from their culture. Because it is somewhere in the middle where we can all live in peace and respect.

[@fredziffle5219]

Sadly the American Natives have been brought down by sugar & alcohol. Hopefully there will be a discovery to fix their genetic predisposition to their diabetes & alcoholism.

[@HD5G]

امريكا كوكب عظيم وغني عن التعريف والحاضر الجميل والمزهر والعادل في هذه البلاد يجعلنا نقرا ماضيها المعاصر ونعرف مدا حكمة وذكاء وقوة المناضلين واحكام المؤسسين. شكراً لك

[@leostgeorge2080]

Maybe you or your people made a mistake but me and my people did not. If not taken the Europeans an other country would have taken the Americas. The land is rich and the people lived in the stone age and at constant war with one an other. It would have become part of China or Germany or an other country. maybe even Russia since Alaska was already part of Russia. If you wish to feel guilty about something then feel guilty about how you feel about your ancestry. Stop looking at it from 21st century eyes and look at it threw the eyes of a person alive then. If you want to make up for it, Give your land to the natives. Till you do you have nothing to say about anything 'your" people did.

[@KM-pp4je]

We are all going to be banished to a kind of reservation if the New World Order 2030 UN Agenda proceeds as planned by the WEF and global bankers. "You will own nothing and be happy". Klaus Schwab. They have been planning this for decades and decades.

[@leostgeorge2080]

@@KM-pp4je Planning and instituting are two different things. I have herd about this but seen no proof. being a civil society we need proof and no one has come forward with any. If it has been decades as you say and zero proof has ever leaked i would have to doubt it. You must also be aware of the people offering information and expecting you to act on it without proof. Many people have there own agenda and have no problem using others to gain it often by misleading them to do there dirty work.

[@lisalasoya2898]

Beautiful Navajo, Brazilian native American, first American's. Keep up the good work.

[@donaldmark6362]

Hello 👋dear, how are you doing?

[@oscarlandrum]

I always enjoy what you share here on KZbin but we're not friends yet, I will love to be friends with you.. so how are you feeling today..🥰💯

[@jamestownsend2908]

Wow 🌹🌹I love what you share on here, You seem like a nice woman.I will love to know more about you that's why I decided to drop a comment here. if you don't mind

[@daveistrading]

Apache/Navajo are from Canada based on their language family Na-Dene arrived in Arizona in the 1500s. Most of the tribes in the USA SW come from Mexico and speak the Aztec language Nahuatl - The Shoshone, and Comanche (started in 1600s) also speak a dialect of Nahuatl.

[@garybrockwell2031]

NATIVE AMERICAN THEN & NOW!!!! STILL BEAUTIFUL 😍 STILL PROUD💪 AND AMERICA'S TRUE CARETAKERS 🙏👍💓💥🤬🗣️🤫😵👁️☠️👁️🌎🥺 WITH LOVE AND RESPECT FROM LONDON 💯🇬🇧🆘👍

[@two-bit8502]

Nah, it's ours now.

[@garybrockwell2031]

@@two-bit8502 you'll be shooting yourself's in the foot again then, the guys with still forked word's. And NO EARS?🆘🗣️🌍☠️🌎😵 GOD HELP US ALL🗣️🆘🇬🇧

[@JohnlivesontheIsleofMannow]

Was never Yours though and the way America is going the Native’s could probably win it back in a court case or just bully it back from sleepy Joe , anyone of any colour in America has more rights than the white pilgrims….REPORATIONS!! 😂😂😂

[@mikeyrose4183]

@@two-bit8502 lol In your imagination. Its not what u and whyte men goes.

[@lt419]

I am a Mongolian born in Mongolia, and my recent DNA test result revealed that a fraction of my DNA matched with the lnuit people and another fraction matched with the native American people. Sadly in this documentary nothing's been mentioned about the long held belief and the obvious connection of the two.

[@angel2584]

Very true some missing pieces of that connecting

[@Zandanga]

Totally agree that I, too, would expect Mongolian DNA to be found in the peoples who crossed the Bering.

[@snakeeater0224]

Give an intuit alcohol,metal, horse, deer, camel, and a warrior society…they might bring about the dark age.

[@snakeeater0224]

@@Paladin2004 nah…migrations (mound builders) came from the east to Europa. East Asians built the Great Wall of china from invaders that came from north,north,north, east,east,east. Europa is a non indo European word, also europe worships a god from the desert. Sorry man, that is your assessment. Europe had Non europeans before indo europeans, where they came from..who know. Stone hedge builder weren’t indo Europeans, so where they came from who knows.

[@richardbowman6347]

All you have to do is watch the Mongols horseman and the plains indian horsemen and they are undoubtedly the same,even though the latter didn't as early have available the horse.

[@charlesbullghost5491]

Actually the ancient native American used large hunting tools. The mammoth and large animals thousands of years later the native Americans use smaller size spears, bows and arrows. Many different tribes lived in other places. The Ojibwe once lived in far eastern Canada and the Navaho came from western Canada. The sioux Dakota- Lakota creation stories are original from the black hills SD there still old curve paintings in the the black hills caves.

[@charlesbullghost5491]

There's an ancient civilization once lived around present sioux falls SD. They were hunting and plant gathering people.

[@charlesbullghost5491]

@@JonDeth white people you didn't want talking about.

[@donaldmark6362]

Hey 👋dear, how are you doing?

[@hostilesavage4299]

Actually huh clown? Because you and only you knows huh? Foh you are not even native bozo...😂

[@TrumpSucksBalls]

We migrated from Newfoundland along the Eastern seaboard up the St. Lawrence into the great lakes. Learn about our Seventh fire prophecy it will tell you exactly what happened and why we came here!

[@moshemankoff7488]

Thanks!

[@glenn-younger]

Random late-night thought: How amazing would it be if they found enough remains to actually trace the entire migration of all peoples? At any rate, thank you for putting this together. It was really interesting!

[@GypsyGirl317]

I was just thinking about that right now! 😊 I'm watching this for a second time because it's so interesting.

[@glenn-younger]

@@GypsyGirl317 I love it when I see someone has already written what I was thinking. So thanks for the grin of pleasure you just gave me. It's my dearest wish that we get off this "otherism" mentality and step into recognizing our connections. If we can't do it on our own, then it'd be great if science could step in, you know?

[@billhuffman4327]

10 tribes of Israel migrated to the Americas..The Bible explains all this with a deeper study.. God told Abraham he would be the father of many nations.. Those nations are the UK, Europe, USA, Australia etc. Abel had a ruddy complexion. The word "ruddy" in Hebrew means, to show blood in your face and skin.. Hence, Abel was white.

[@glenn-younger]

@@billhuffman4327 hey Bill, thanks for opening a chat. Our ancient stories along with our best interpretations and study can give is strong indications of “way back when”. Personally, DNA results would be exciting to me. As far as skin color goes, I find it irrelevant. Humankind has GOT to grow up and get beyond skin color as a value determination. Character counts for much more in my book. And how one treats others whom they perceive as “different”. Thank you for sharing your interpretations.

[@adorablyadorable5665]

I'm an older young man age 72 and I love my wife dearly but I must say that you are one beautiful lady with beautiful hair. 🐕 ♥🌻

[@naiman4535]

Just the mere fact that so many different facial structures, and body structures, can be observed among the various Native American tribes of the United States suggests that they may have had many different points of origin, and were the result of many different migrations.

[@cherrybell2995]

I think so also, because like the indian tribes in New York and then Lafayette Indiana American Indians were vastly different from some southwestern tribes, there is really tall Indians out west a certain tribe can't remember. And then there is much shorter Indian tribes. Some of my family have Cherokee bloodline. Anyway God bless everyone peace.

[@luvsilly60]

DNA tells the story

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?

[@dirtyroofer3678]

@spirals 73 my grandma from Norway looked Japanese with blond hair

[@deborahyoung1873]

@spirals 73 my mother is 3/4 Choctaw and looks absolutely nothing like an Asian. And per DNA tests, there is no Asian DNA in any of my relatives.

[@kurtericmunroe9358]

What I find interesting is that when I was a small boy watching old American movies, the Natives normally greeted others with "Hao!" which sounded like "How!" Then, when I got older and studied Chinese I learned "Ni hao ma" meant "hello."

[@wakiyanluta6022]

That’s the Lakota and Dakota language, the men say “Hau” hello to greet people.

[@zippideemilwaukee8279]

I say Hao’oooooo I wonder where I got it from

[@Dancestar1981]

Yes

[@henriettasecker-shao]

Spot on Kurt! Ni hao from New Zealand. Get into Chinese history...it's amazing. Lots to know.

[@henriettasecker-shao]

Hi me again. Have read of the book 1421by by Gavin Menzies On March 8, 1421, the largest fleet the world had ever seen set sail from China to "proceed all the way to the ends of the earth to collect tribute from the barbarians beyond the seas." When the fleet returned home in October 1423, the emperor had fallen, leaving China in political and economic chaos. The great ships were left to rot at their moorings and the records of their journeys were destroyed. Lost in the long, self-imposed isolation that followed was the knowledge that Chinese ships had reached America seventy years before Columbus and had circumnavigated the globe a century before Magellan. And they colonized America before the Europeans, transplanting the principal economic crops that have since fed and clothed the world.

[@murrismiller2312]

I am Cherokee/ German/French and ASHAMED of the continued greed in our tribal government , and the on- going desire for vengeance when WE DIDNT LISTEN to our own prophets....and stop killing our native brothers

[@daveistrading]

Unfortunately, this is a common theme. I talked to one guy Online who kept saying he didn't understand why his reserve was so poor. So I did some research and found out his Reserve was very wealthy. A year later the reserve finally got past the Chief's lawyers and did an audit. $120 Million was missing. The chief was very greedy and kept it all for himself.

[@whiteironmg]

Outstanding. I was hoping you'd discuss the genome. Especially in the great lakes and Peru. There always has been people here from all over the world.

[@fredziffle5219]

The American plains people are amazing, definitely different genetics. Where we lived out on the prairie we saw Native Americans who walked into town in a blizzard across the frozen river and then after drinking for hours they walked back to their homes on the reservation. Our parents used to comment that no one except an Indian could even do that. Sadly no one but an Indian would want to but they are genetically predisposed to diabetes & alcoholism. They walked in a blizzard because snow closed the roads, they couldn’t drive. Such amazing strong people able to withstand the harsh prairie conditions yet brought down by genetic problems.

[@fredziffle5219]

@@nunchuckuser0072 hahaha, it was a little Norwegian farming community. We used to laugh about why would they leave such a cold place just to come to another cold place. It’s because Nordic people knew how to live there & they got homesteads.

[@jeremyhorne5252]

Particularly interesting would be a genomic study investigating the possibility of four migratory routes into the Americas, from the typical land bridge, from Polynesia, from Africa as to the olmecs, and finally, from Europe. I suspect that traditional archaeologists are limiting themselves to only one migratory route, a prejudice in and of itself.

[@patriotpioneer]

The most probable DNA matches show Siberia & Polynesia if i remember correctly. So, them leaving makes sense, Siberia Sucks & Polynesians used to be cannibals....

[@Wildman-lc3ur]

I really enjoy this documentary It's not every day that you get a documentary about and by indigenous people.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

??I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, So where are you originally from? I'm David by name from Overbrook

[@Wildman-lc3ur]

@@davidmrodriguez8067 where I'm originally from??? Well by ancestry primarily Europe with a quarter of my ancestry being in modern day northwestern Minnesota, Eastern north dakota and Southern Canada as the Pembina ojibwe.I was born in the United States but most of my roots are linked to Germany and the British isles. I am just as American as you sir, I am fathered by a US airforce aircraft mechanic yet I vote blue, my father tries to remain neutral being a former right wing conservative until he questioned his political views and realized that blue isn't that bad yet red also has benifits.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

@@Wildman-lc3ur Good to know. God bless you, well I'm originally from Overbrook USA currently in Yemen working, the weather over here is very much cold at the moment, so how is the weather over there with you like?

[@saundraking7168]

I for one am so very grateful that Indigenous of all lands are still among us! The true people that are millennium in age and wisdom and true lovers of the earth. Much much respect shold be afforded to them all!

[@enaidabey3449]

Out of all these comments Yours is the most sensible made. The looks say nothing but the Blood Type does! And type O is the oldest blood type on this planet so what why they do not talk about blood types but always say native blood??? But not the type of blood.

[@henrydean7305]

Hello Saundra King,how are you doing??

[@ralpheugene9051]

Who would've thought a KZbin video would be more educational than anything taught in schools.

[@tutoring1013]

Such beautiful noble people! I wish this land could have remained theirs, though it still is and aways will be regardless of who calls America home.

[@annaraeellison3417]

This was absolutely excellent!! One of the best I have seen. Thank you!

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, so where are you originally from? I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you?

[@listeningbeader]

Indigenous Archeologists. Wonderfully made.

[@dennishogan2415]

Hello 👋👋 how're you doing; and how's the weather over there? Hope to hear from you soon.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

"I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?

[@nesterbrave5751]

Hello

[@henrydean7305]

Hello Flo, how are you doing?

[@larrywelchko6136]

Do the makers of this film realize that Columbus NEVER made it to the continental North America? However, the Vikings were here almost 500 years before Columbus was even born. And I don't think Columbus ever made it to South America either.

[@giniotway3090]

Yet when American History is taught in the schools here everything is about Columbus and not a word about the Vikings.

[@Thoralmir]

@@giniotway3090 Not in the school I went to.

[@davecozzie1]

As long as they distract the populous with B S I don't think they care

[@RichardinNC1]

You are missing the point. Yes the Vikings came to North America before Columbus but they didn't have lasting settlements, nor did they disrupt native American cultures. Columbus many not have stepped foot in North America or even South America but his voyage began the start of many others that did settle in the Americas and did disrupt native American cultures, spreading diseases as well that decimated populations. Therefore 1492 is a far more relevant date and paradigm shift in the Americas.

[@rmt6933]

Sure they found it first but did they claim it?

[@mikewhite9818]

In 1492 civilization and innovation finally arrived and your life was greatly improved.

[@haleyguthrie3113]

Language is still by far the easiest way to track our cultures. As large as North America is, we still have HUGE base population bands. Like I am surrounded by Salish bands of tribes while we speak a Chimikuan language. Then those bands break down even further into tribes. The difference between the plains natives and the Salish people are astronomical. But we had trading routes (our waterways in the PNW are amazingly complicated and easy to get lost in. The Salish had mapped our waterways in stone from Alaska to San Francisco) that spanned thousands of miles. We knew about eachother. We had languages that are found no where else and many of us also use our hands. Mitochondrial DNA puts my people as more closely related to paleo Siberians than ALL surrounding tribes. We came in waves. But those waves of people still had common origins. No where else on earth, is a continent this big holds people who look A LOT alike. Even South Americans, we are remarkably similar. The runner up would be Australia. Researchers already knew this long before DNA thanks to culture and language. Mitochondria DNA in 2021 determined that there were possibly only a dozen families that populated this side of the world.

[@cherylpemberton1676]

I recall reading way back in earthly 90's how scientists had finally figured out mitochondrial DNA, and that ALL Native North Americans were descendents of ONE woman of Mongolian &/or Siberian descent.

[@kaypasa1243]

12 families. Twelve tribes. Hmmm 🤔

[@haleyguthrie3113]

@@kaypasa1243 to be fair, don't quote me on that. I know it's about that many families. There are very big differences in Semitic peoples and Native Americans on both continents. What I mean though...is no where else on earth do 2 continents have so much in common with another than my people, here in the America's. As far as human evolution goes, it is a modern day mold of whom we were when we split. The impact of colonization and religion bigotry did (good or bad) to the rest of the world. Stories that half of the world had forgotten but we retained. That's all.

[@haleyguthrie3113]

@@cherylpemberton1676 yes, you are correct. Even looking at them, you can tell how crazy similar PNW natives and current Siberian tribes. ALL indigenous Americans are related to a paleo-Siberian line, but the most commonality and share more genes with the paleo-Siberian mitochondrial DNA are in the PNW, the Inuits, and a few deep Amazonian tribes. Crazy!!

[@noahhyde8769]

And very notable, also...the very first words as the Native American story commences here are: 'In the beginning, there was a great flood...and the world was covered in water.' Now...what does that sound like? Sounds like words taken right out of Genesis. Most cultures worldwide have such specific stories, in their past...and not just of any flood (they happen everywhere, after all) -- but a GREAT flood, where only a handful of people and animals survive. It's consistent, it's unique, and it's everywhere -- all at once. That's too much for coincidence.

[@janetmillsrice]

if you had bothered to ask the Pacific Islanders, you would have understood that 1) they are fishermen and 2) they have always navigated by the sea currents and the stars and 3) followed the fish and 4) fished up the North American coastline up to Alaska and 5) come back down again riding those return currents and 6) they regularly did this all the time and 6) the had names for their stopping places along said coastline, which names are still the same or are current variations of the perspective names of those places. they knew the sea currents "like their own backyard". i might remind you also that fishing that coastline is not that unusual--as you know, hence the Russian River has been used in contemporaneous times i.e. during recorded history. At any rate, origins can certainly be ascertained by the haplogroups of the progeny of those old explorers, fishermen, and nomads. it seems as if you are being disingenuous about making it mysterious for no reason b/c it is assuredly a most interesting subject and worth researching, but no need to make an argument of either/or versus both and neither. what is being overlooked is that there are stories and traditions that desperately need to be preserved and kept alive. people need to know their heritage. cheers and kudos for retelling the stories of the people!

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

?I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, So where are you originally from? I'm David by name from Overbrook

[@jeremyhorne5252]

hor Heyerdahl comes to mind, and I'll bet you'll find Pacific Islanders populating the Americas thousands of years ago, as well - perhaps before the Beringia crowd.

[@ccast7682]

My understanding was the Polynesians were of the 12 tribes lost. Makes sense

[@jeremyhorne5252]

@@ccast7682 My understanding is that not only are 12 tribes lost but the current ones, given current affairs of this human subspecies not having any ethical grounding and seemingly incapable of avoiding the onrushing Holocene Extinction.

[@richiesanders1657]

This just all a made up story... I was there when they made this story sound so real all the date are fake

[@shilohphoenix2374]

I'm not an Indian, but I'm a proud native American having been born in America. God Bless America and all our great heritage.

[@garykeenan8591]

Most of the "great heritage" you cite was spent stealing land from actual indigenous Americans and killing them in a war that extended throughout all the Americas, north and south, and continues to this very day, almost always in the name of the "God" whose blessing you desperately want to believe exists. You should really discuss this issue with all your indigenous friends before you write any more idiotic posts. PS. "Indian" is considered a slur by most indigenous peoples in the Americas.

[@taylor7334]

It's comments like this that make everyone question what you were meaning. Your taking the name "native American" to a different meaning by just saying you were born here. Your definitely someone from the US Because you just said America, like most US citizens say to reference the US.......

[@eugenegilleno9344]

....the video should refer to indigenous Americans, which is different to native American.

[@billschatz2340]

Yes, you are native American.

[@c.rutherford]

Well its certainly a good point. I too was born in northern America, have lived nowhere else and my life will probably end here. One can say that I belong to some other place or land I may never see, or that someone else belongs here more than I do. And I see their points. But it seems almost a matter of opinion. I'm here, and I have only my one life to live.

[@OfficiallymeSaS1221]

Sometimes I wish that I could go back in time just to see what the beginning was like and what the first humans look like

[@Robin-lh9wr]

The first humans of MANKIND were Adam and Eve.

[@jamestownsend2908]

Wow 🌹🌹I love what you share on here, You seem like a nice woman.I will love to know more about you that's why I decided to drop a comment here. if you don't mind

[@stormy-le6pb]

@@Robin-lh9wr U can meet Adam and Eve if U become a born again believer N Jesus, Bcuz they will B N the Millennium but only born again believers will live there where Jesus will rule 4 1000 yrs. Research,

[@Robin-lh9wr]

@@stormy-le6pb what was the question?! 😂

[@stormy-le6pb]

@@Robin-lh9wr Sorry, I meant for my comment to be to Sugar and Spice 1221

[@drmoynihan]

I love the study of Genetics and look forward to seeing our origin(s). Thank you so much for this incredible program.

[@jimchumley2982]

Our origin is recorded in what many native Americans spoke of as The Great Book. The Bible.

[@DAEDRICDUKE1]

@@jimchumley2982 You mean the same book written by man?

[@jeffaltier5582]

A very good introduction to a subject that needs much deeper understanding.

[@tilda140]

They don't teach it in school because they don't want to make white children feel uncomfortable. When it's really just a matter of shame the parents haven't found a way to cope with.

[@mobryson3423]

As much as I would like to see it the American government will never teach about natives for obvious reasons

[@billschatz2340]

@@mobryson3423 maybe because you want to be separate from the rest of Americans. Maybe you should call yourselves Americans instead of indigenous, or native. Everyone born in America is a native American. Maybe you should act like an American. Bet you like that free money you get every month from us taxpayers.

[@garyturner5204]

Try visiting the National Museum of Native American Indians in Washington DC.

[@fload46d]

IMO, your timelines are very generous. Always heard of the land bridge and also the theory of Kon Tiki. It has to be possible for both. Also heard of white settlers in northern South America. Someday we will know all this. Anyway, hey, I'm also an indigenous person. I am Saxon.

[@llamamama2910]

Like Anglo-Saxon?

[@kevingonzales5149]

You're a native of Eurasia, I'm a native of planet Earth.

[@TruckerMike089]

My fellow Saxon!

[@TruckerMike089]

@@llamamama2910 no like the Germanic tribe.

[@queeneofdasouth662]

This getting deep. I am from Greenwood Mississippi.. Abba thank you.. Im here

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

-I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?

[@jimmyjimmy7240]

This documentary is good for a middle school social studies class, but you're not going to learn much about anything. People have to start learning how to research. But I would recommend is to read archaeological articles and books. But if you want to learn about culture, just look up tribes of the Americas then go find KZbin videos on those tribes (including audiobooks, books, lectures, articles). If audio books are boring to you, put a music track to the video on some free software lol.

[@billschatz2340]

And become a keyboard professor/philosopher?

[@jimmyjimmy7240]

@@billschatz2340 encouraging people to do proper research is a keyboard professor/philosopher? Please, tell me you're not a professional educator. I hope you're not. Are you implying people can't read as many books about history as a college student? Again, I hope not. Make an actual point; don't waste either of our time.

[@Myrnateatro]

I really liked your documentary. Very informative. Would like to see more documentaries on the original people groups specifically of Central America (including Panama). The original people groups of Panama are Kuna, Ngabe, Bugle, Naso or Teribe, Doraces, Bokotas, Wounan and Embera. My maternal great grandmother and grandmother were descendents of the Doraces people. Pure Doraces people exist no more. I read in a book titled Hurakan, that the first Spanish that came to the Panamanian Isthmus were surprised and terrified of finding mountains of skeletons of persons piled up.

[@thedarkerarchery3553]

Panamá aauuAAAAAAjaaa! De qué parte? My fam is from Capira😁. (Btw la saloma is of indigenous origin, I was so glad to hear that) Thank you for the info you shared in helping me learn more about my homeland.🙌🏽

[@Myrnateatro]

@@thedarkerarchery3553 Hola, de la capital

[@jamespela8501]

Beringia is defined today as the land and maritime area bounded on the west by the Lena River in Russia; on the east by the Mackenzie River in Canada; on the north by 72 degrees north latitude in the Chukchi Sea; and on the south by the tip of the Kamchatka Peninsula.[1] It includes the Chukchi Sea, the Bering Sea, the Bering Strait, the Chukchi and Kamchatka Peninsulas in Russia as well as Alaska in the United States and the Yukon in Canada.

[@sandrasue44]

The Spanish came to Southwest Virginia and killed an entire Village of Native Americans in Saltville, Virginia.

[@sandrasue44]

@@jamespela8501 My DNA gave me a grandmother 2000 years ago from Saama near Norway.

[@lavapix]

As a Lumbee, I remember that long walk from the land bridge to North Carolina. The last mile was the easiest because by then cars had been invented.

[@farmeral7566]

I'm in bethel nc, when I tell people im native Americans they don't believe me

[@dennistrull1475]

@@farmeral7566 way to go farmer Al. Those Lumbees must have walked by here

[@dellalderman8011]

Nice seeing a Lumbee in the discussion. Up the hill from you in Fayetteville. No native blood in me but I have worked with some mighty fine fellows from Lumberton and Red Springs areas.

[@lavapix]

I actually live in Hawaii and grew up in MI. My grandfather grew up on the reservation.@@dellalderman8011

[@johnhart125]

This was wonderful! Best presentation of this type I've seen in yrs. I am part Cherokee, we were here many yrs before Columbus

[@seanpaula8924]

Excellent program. Id like to see more from the original peoples historical outlook.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

??I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, So where are you originally from? I'm David by name from Overbrook

[@OldLadyFarmer58]

I really enjoyed this documentary, thank you for sharing. This was very we'll produced and educational, better than many others I have watched .

[@margiecarol2944]

Still all lies. God created the world and everything in it in six days. Adam and Eve were created on day six.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, so where are you originally from? I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you?

[@cheri238]

A documentary of travelers of ancients tribes mother Earth' s children (lingustics) languages, lines , centuries that unites humanity as one. TIME SUN'S OF LIGHT. WHISPERING SONGS OF BIRDS OUR LULLABY OF LIFE. Loved this documentary ❤️

[@nondelusional]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnuqnJZ9ZtqSbdE

[@dennishogan2415]

Hello Anna 👋👋 how're you doing; and how's the weather over there? Hope to hear from you soon.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

"I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?

[@jacobthomas5091]

That is so Hokey that it's Weird because u can tell it's not Truth an the People's of the Sun/Son is Copper Tone kings an queenes of the Planet...🤣🤣 but don't say where they Originally came from..

[@BOEING--mh6xm]

I have Native descent from Costa Rica and some Cherokee Indian too and some Ute I believe as well, Native American history and life before that must’ve been incredible in North America from like 2-20,000 years BC and stuff like that, the Native American artifacts are so cool, the way of life etc

[@m.rivers9201]

Looks like everyone came to The Americas from elsewhere and made it their home up to and including what we all America today. What an amazing story.

[@roboparks]

The Only True Indigenous Peoples are in Africa . Everyone else came from somewhere else.

[@CambodianguideTV]

Interesting sharing, friend. Nice collection news

[@repetemyname842]

Some surmise ancient Japanese also sailed here, they were known to be great fishermen with sturdy boats that definitely could have hugged the shoreline or gotten blown across by bad weather.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, so where are you originally from? I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you?

[@billwilson3609]

The tribes that lived along the NW Coast worked what was called Drift Iron, which were nails and other iron items found in Oriental boats that shipwrecked at sea with the current depositing them onto the beaches.

[@repetemyname842]

@@billwilson3609 : Cool, first Ive ever heard of that.

[@billwilson3609]

@@repetemyname842 Makes a person wonder if any stayed afloat fully crewed to end up sailing along the western coastline.

[@repetemyname842]

@@billwilson3609 Definitely

[@jimmyg6780]

Watched ‘Ulzana’s Raid’ today…..a MUST watch imo.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

!I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?

[@charlesgodwin8216]

What I find so fascinating is that so many origin stories talk about a great flood consistently throughout so many cultures and yet the Bible describes all of it in fact. I truly do believe through countless research and investigation the Bible and indigenous cultures and modern science can all coexist with one another and still hold to be absolute truth. Maybe one day, I or someone else can accurately account for such things to co-exist. I have a dream. What an exciting feat it would be!

[@brendaharris6290]

The liars would have to start telling the truth and that won't be anytime soon!

[@tigerlilysoma588]

The Bible is not right at all. Use your brain and stop letting your parents control your mind.

[@leewarry8641]

The great flood was an ice wall that collapsed & sank dogerland that connected Europe to England. It did not flood the whole world like the bible claimed at all .The fisherman are still dredging up artefacts front there.if it flooded the whole world how come indegnious Australians didnt dround? They have been here for over 60,000 years & have recorded ice ages & continental drift .no great world wide flood .

[@ClickClack_Bam]

@@leewarry8641 Maybe it was thought to be worldwide but wasn't. I mean back then how would ANYBODY accurately understand if something even was or wasn't a worldwide event? So maybe it was a widespread flood mistakenly thought to be worldwide, & almost might've been, but wasn't.

[@leewarry8641]

@FJ Biden because it was the biggest flood ever proven .what makes you think the bible is accurate?

[@jasonwb6884]

I always found the Great Plains tribes fascinating, Able to move whole villages on a whim with great efficiency to move with the Buffalo. And using every single part of the Buffalo to live on. Sad to think that Buffalo almost went extinct cause of settlers killing just for the horns and hides or for sport. Buffaloes are majestic animals.

[@markeverson5849]

As you know the Imperial Imperial lists and the governments of the whole world when they got power and ships and money and armies that they started crushing the native people all over the Earth including America and South America the Spaniards the buffalo it was encouraged to be slaughtered by the federal US government with all other animals especially the Buffalo to starve out the Indians to decimate them to make it easy to overcome them to take what they had for their own this is the same government bringing in the New World Order now to bring about their Antichrist if you want to live forever said the Apostle Paul if you believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God that he died was buried resurrected the third day according to the scriptures you will be saved by grace and have eternal Heavenly life , get your sins washed clean in the blood of Jesus Christ son of the great spirit

[@walk-with-Walz]

The buffalo were killed by the colonialists in the hope the local people would suffer and die

[@AWindy94]

Bison*

[@markeverson5849]

@@AWindy94 Tatanka ribs grilled leaning up against a campfire Bed full of coals:-) join me

[@armandogonzalez9644]

they killed the bison to starve the india to death check the history good

[@ered203]

"A hunter would probably only kill one mastodon in his life, but would brag about it for the rest of his life." Except that one guy. You know there was that one guy everyone called Mastodon Jack or whatever, and he was all gnarled with a permanent limp and one eye from when that one big sombitch nearly got him that time. Jack killed like 80 of these things in his life. He just hated them...but respected them, especially after that one took his thumb. You didn't mess around with Jack once he started drinking either. He'd get a head full of whatever passed for liquor and want to take you hunting with him. You DID NOT want to hunting with Jack when he had his drink on.

[@rosierose6008]

I'm Yaqui, my grandparents died in the Mexican and American wars. My father never forgot his people even though his mother died shortly after his birth. Unfortunately we never got any time or experience with our grandmothers to teach us our ways of life. So now we're just like any other people who have migrated here.

[@henrydean7305]

Hello Rosie Rose,how are you doing??

[@rosierose6008]

@@henrydean7305 Blending in...ok

[@bluesjunior]

I'm Cherokee thank you for making this

[@Last_Chance.]

You're very welcome. Thanks for watching

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

There are a lot of unique aspects to this video that I really enjoyed, the small sample of languages, even the hunting reenactments. Native American cultures are so interesting and diverse, they’re just endlessly fascinating. I hope the native languages will always be preserved, there’s always resistance by children, especially teenagers, to adopt the more conservative aspects of their parents’ culture. I remember listening to a Navajo radio station near Window Rock, AZ, and when the “required” traditional song was finished, the young DJ said “that’s enough of that (bleep), the tribe makes us play these!”, then put the latest rock back on. This is universal, not specific to any cultures, kids around the world always want what’s new! When they eventually have children of their own, they’re glad they received the traditional culture and want to pass it on.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?,

[@fabiankawau3362]

@@davidmrodriguez8067 WHAT ARE YOU UP TO 😠

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

@@fabiankawau3362 What are you up to?

[@nm1978]

No one migrated here, there is no proof. This country USA and continent of America belongs to the indigenous people and not to the European invaders who stole their lands.

[@fabiankawau3362]

Well Said Kimberly 💯👍🏽

[@MsCorrier]

Very interesting and informative! Thank you!

[@nondelusional]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnuqnJZ9ZtqSbdE

[@dennishogan2415]

Hello Rita👋👋 how're you doing; and how's the weather over there? Hope to hear from you soon.

[@royeblack3337]

Rita I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?

[@henrydean7305]

Hello Rita Corriero,how are you doing ??

[@Joe-ve3cy]

In the city of St Louis. MO , there were originally 11 Mounds that were leveled and used for land fill.. not far from Cahokia.

[@robertronning7016]

The world is in the hands of the native Americans they will speak loudly they will sing they will play their drums. They will invoke the spirits that will back them up the time has come.

[@balisuncocoyt]

@Hawkwoman H The spirits are behind everthing and are constantly helping. It makes no difference if you believe or not.

[@darrell20741]

I really enjoyed this video. Well done!

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, so where are you originally from? I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you?

[@darrell20741]

@@davidmrodriguez8067 Thank you. I am from The Land of Friends, Texas, I would really like to find a better state, but so many deep roots to pull up.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

@@darrell20741 You are welcome always, so how is the weather over there?

[@ryan49805]

Always enjoy learning more about Native Americans. I hope they can preserve their beliefs and traditions because its crucial to the well-being of ALL races and societies to have deep rooted traditions and whatnot.

[@martenkrueger8647]

Are you referring to the traditions and cultures...that the progressives and liberals want us all to ignore and forget about? should we continue with the melting pot formula..or should we push for segregation..in order too preserve each unique language and each culture?

[@auroramothergoddess]

As long as whites in power that will never happen

[@Arwenzoe]

@@martenkrueger8647 From what I can see, the Singularity that resets everything is an operation of the sun. It's the only way a melting pot formula can successfully merge with its opposite, i.e. segregation. A solar superstorm would put people's higher beliefs to one side to concentrate on what is happening in real time. Everything is delicately balanced and even the tiniest change to that causes massive upheaval. The current world reality stability is stabilized distortion, thus there is no choice but for the universe to do some unavoidable shaking.

[@OldHeathen1963]

Keeps people in ignorance and creates divisions.

[@charlesmaximus9161]

Ahh, yes. All except for us European-descended Americans.

[@geezer4164]

I am Apache and Comanche and although these "stories" are pretty interesting, there still is the trouble of "dating" materials as we all know that the carbon dating system and subsequent dating systems are based upon hypothesis and not fact (and the various hypotheses are based upon false premises). I've heard plenty of legends passed down from both the Apaches and the Comanches, and there are similarities as well as differences. I won't argue any of these points as each person has their own version, but my belief system is based on the Holy Bible (not catholic). Blessings to all of you Yaha Noha.

[@JimBob1937]

Radiometric dating isn't false... it's pretty straight forward physics.

[@JimBob1937]

"are based upon hypothesis and not fact " I assume you're simply referring to scientific "theory," which has a different meaning than the usual usage. A scientific theory is based on evidence.

[@donnacsuti4980]

Thank you for this beautiful video, very well done

[@informativeC]

Watch this when Vikings meet the Natives kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWe3fn6AjpyffLM

[@dennishogan2415]

Hello Donna👋👋 how're you doing; and how's the weather over there? Hope to hear from you soon.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, so where are you originally from? I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you? ?

[@nehemiahyasharahla7258]

This was an interesting documentary of the Indigenous Natives of mesoamerica. From my research the Eurasian Natives came from Asia by the Siberian land bridge through the Ice Age but I know many people would like to say that the land bridge is a theory and there's no truth to it but I disagree because for people to migrate from one country or continent they had to travel. Also America was not call America at that time and was called by the Natives "Turtle Island." So these people cannot be the descendants from the lost tribes of Israel there's no historical proof or archaeology to show they were ever in the Levant or in Egypt.

[@sapphonymph8204]

Not to mention there were never any lost tribes of Israel. They became the Samaritans and at least one of them was good.

[@nehemiahyasharahla7258]

@@sapphonymph8204 I don't understand what your trying to say. The scriptures says that Israel will be scattered because when Israel was one Kingdom under King Solomon the nation split into two where Jerusalem became the Southern Kingdom Judah and Benjamin and part of the Levites and the Northern Kingdom (Ephraim) aka Israel and when the Assyrians came and taken the Northern Kingdom Tribes into captivity in 722 BC it only left Jerusalem before they were also taken into captivity for not following and keeping THE MOST HIGH YAH of Israel laws. So when you say that Israel wasn't lost that's incorrect. For when Jesus told his disciples to go spread the word but not go to Samaritan but rather go unto the *"lost sheep"* of the House of Israel. Matthew 10:5-6 KJV.

[@sapphonymph8204]

@@nehemiahyasharahla7258 the term ''house of Israel '' was applied to all of Israel in scriptures. The northern 10 tribes deviated from the Law of Moses by worshipping at the wrong place and inter marrying with the gentiles etc. They weren't lost or misplaced, they ceased to be God's people. But they knew where they were at. How do millions of people become lost? Did they forget their address?

[@nehemiahyasharahla7258]

@@sapphonymph8204 I agree that they ceased from the Laws of Moses and went to worship other gods etc but they were scattered as the scriptures says. They're not in the land of Israel those are imposters. Deuteronomy 4:27 KJV “And the LORD shall *scatter* you among the nations, and ye shall be left few in number among the heathen, whither the LORD shall lead you.” Deuteronomy 28:64 “And the LORD shall *scatter thee among all people, from the one end of the earth even unto the other;* and there thou shalt serve other gods, which neither thou nor thy fathers have known, even wood and stone.” *The definition of the word scattered:* Merriam Webster Dictionary 1828 *Scatter* verb scattered; scattering; scatters Definition of scatter 1 : to separate and go in various directions: disperse. 2 : to occur or fall irregularly or at random. scatter. transitive verb 1a: to cause to separate widely b: to cause to vanish 2archaic : to fling away heedlessly : SQUANDER 3: to distribute irregularly 4: to sow by casting in all directions : STREW

[@sapphonymph8204]

@@nehemiahyasharahla7258 yes, but that included all the tribes which happened more than once. There has been fabricated a legend of a mysterious people who are prophesied to return thereby ushering in some global event. The 10 tribes, as a whole, never left the Damascus area.

[@garyengfors7294]

Thank you, extremely interesting.

[@davidmrodriguez8067]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day, I'm David by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from?