Vajda Sino-Caucasian

Edward Vajda lecture on the Ket language and distant genetic relationships: “Assessing the Sino-Caucasian Hypothesis”, Conference “Comparative Historical Linguistics of the 21st Century”, Moscow, Russian State University of the Humanities, March 20-22, 2013. Recorded by Matthew Anderson, University Communications, Western Washington University.

[@TheXanian]

Interesting hypothesis, in fact recent genetic studies on ancient northern Chinese have also revealed that they probably had more haplogroups N, Q, and C than modern day Chinese. And many Tibeto-Burmese tribes in Southwest China and Northeast India also carry Y-chromosome haplogroups N, Q, and C3 as well as mitochondrial haplogroups D4, C4, and C7, which indicate a possible northern origin.

[@iashachilashvili3353]

Golden horde asimilacia ibero caucasian people khan edigu sino Tibetans warior people

[@user-mm5jp4yz4q]

Kingslayer is now talking about something that quite bewilders his audiences.

[@laszlogregovicha]

Post more dene-yeniseiyan videos and na-dene videos

[@OldsReporter]

We came here trying to know the relationships and similarities between Sino(-tibetan) and Caucasian languages. But all we get is Sino-Yenesian-Na-Dene. I call that clickbait.

[@atomharris]

There exists substantial evidence that the Tongass Tribe ancestors occupied village sites now located and documented to be 120 meters below the ocean surface. These findings coincide with legends that curiously match Tlingit names found in Kamchatka, Uzbekistan, Lake Baikal, Europe, England, Scotland, and Greenland. Confusing is the western centric time line imposed on Time Immemorial cultures who have names for under ocean rivers, whose riverbeds are now readily viewable in Google Earth, exactly where legends foretold. The fact that pre-Diluvian Hebrew names are imbedded in Tlingit legends only ads to the confusion. As a European descendant, I cannot simply invalidate these legends, as fictional, as they clearly predate Europe and Asian calendars and have been verified by geologic historic data.

[@oyo4816]

Dr, Serger Starostin seems to have an excellent insight to understand Eurasian Languages. I agree his scientific theory: In Proto-language, the Ural- Altaic and Indo-European have the same origin, I think. In ancient China, Asian and Caucasian had lived together for at least throusands of years.At the time of the Holocene Optimum, today's lower lands may be an inland-sea or huge lake: Altai Mts. and Tibetan Heights was the unique hibitual area for human beings from 12000 BP to 8000BP. the proto-Chinesecharacters were the first scripts on earth, I think.

[@sylvien2599]

Who else came here from Learn Hittite's Dene-Caucasian video? 😅

[@oqqaynewaddingxtwjy7072]

Pum-po kol Kott and Ket ! Bai-kot Ya r in Ya st in A ri n , Yugri Ugri Yukaghir

[@donquijote9044]

Caucasian languages may be the ancestors of Indo-European, Ural-Altaic and Chinese-Tibetan languages. Language kinship does not occur only with word similarity, but for example; -Chechen: "nab": sleep, English: "nap" -Chechen: "Govr": horse, English: "Cow" -Chechen: "Latta": English: "Land" Examples can be multiplied..

[@allahverdiverdizade5537]

lol

[@surgeon363]

Did't watch the vid nor will i but i know sure fact that we invented the white race