Who were the first Europeans?
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- Sitting in the beautiful Verdon Gorge in Southern France, I muse on the first European peoples that inhabited that region. People like Cheddar Man from Somerset in England. I consider the cave art of Lascaux, Pech Merle, Niaux, Chauvet, Cougnac etc. The animals depicted there must have been sacred to our ancestors, whether Homo Sapien or Neanderthal, who depended on their meat to survive.
I include some nice shots of Wisent (European Bison), Griffon vultures and Alpine Chamois (not Ibex as I thought at the time), which are all animals our European ancestors were familiar with. I also explain the genetic origin of European people including the Yamnaya, the hunter-gatherers and the early Neolithic farmers from the Near East.
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To correct myself and summarise:
1st Europeans = Neanderthals 250,000 to 40,000 ypb
2nd = Aurignacians with neanderthal dna 43,000 - 37,000 ybp (there were only 800-3300 people in all Europe!)
3rd = Gravettians, replaced Aurignacians between 34,000 and 26,000 ybp
4th = Blue eyed Western Hunter Gatherers (like Cheddar man) from 14,000 ypb
5th = Neolithic Farmers (like Sardinians) with less neanderthal mix began to mix with and replace WHG around 19,000-7,000 ybp
6th = 5000-4500 ybp Indo-European pastoralists from Ukraine/Russia replaced much of Central and Northern European DNA, and had massive cultural impact on Southern Europe but less genetic impact.
Europeans as in modern humans or related species? because Greacopithecus and Homo erectus ventured into eurasia before Neanderthals and Denisovans and we don't know much of the denisovans yet, even though there aren't any denisovan admixture in modern native europeans to my knowledge. And i am pretty sure neanderthals were in europe before 250 Kya as the split between ancient Homo Sapiens Sapiens split from Homo Sapiens Neanderthalensis is roughly 550 -750 Kya and there no neanderthal admixture in sub-saharana africa and small amount in north africa due to back migration of some cro magnon (Early European Modern humans, EEMH) populations ( I would put neanderthal earliest presence in europe up to at least 400 Kya). What were the paleolithic gravettians and aurignacians (weren't they hunter gatherers as well?), wouldn't they be the primary ancestral component of the later mesolithic WEHG people. It is becoming clear that the neanderthal admixture of ancient cro magnon varied in different locations and that there seems to be at least three subgroups of neanderthal as well (siberian, iberian and eastern european). The neanderthal admixture in current population is significant lower to ancient cro magnon like the oase-1 remains in Romania that has about 5-11% and it had hybrid cranial morphology between neanderthal and ancient early europeans phenotypes.
Yes but modern humans descend from primitive pre-humans (extinct hominid species) as we don't see Homo Sapiens Neanderthalensis (and even less so for Homo Sapiens Sapiens) remains going beyond 700 kya.
western hunter gatherers were also indo Europeans. Cheddar man had U(mtDNA) which is a descendant of R haplogroup which is again Indo European
Firstly, you should not confuse mtDNA haplogroup R which leads to several different branched subclades of which one is U and that of Y-DNA haplogroup R of which R1a & R1b is most certainly associated with Indo European cultures and the spread of the indo-european languages. Y-DNA haplogroup R stems from P which stems from K2b, which stems from K2, which stems from K, which stems from F which stems from CF. Secondly, only specific U subclades are directly linked to indo european cultures. mtDNA Haplogroup U has 8 basal subslades U1-U8 and certain U subclades have been present in europe since the aurignacian culture (28 - 43 kya) already. Thirdly, western european hunter gatherers (WEHG) weren't indo-european as they were in europe at least 10 000 years already before the yamna pastoralists (YIEP) from the pontic steppes migrated into europe. WEHG were characterized primarily by Y-DNA haplogroup I. We know the Y-DNA haplogroup R originated somewhere near central eurasia (siberia) as the Mal'ta boy remains (~24 kya) were R* which is associated with the Mal'ta Buret culture obviously from which Yamna succeeded from indirectly. Lastly, modern european are an admixture of mesolithic WEHG, chalcolithic YIEP and neolithic near east farmers (NEF) to various degrees. Each of the admixture components have inherently further admixtures components from which they originate from.
4.. is this white cheddar man or we waz kangz and sheet cheddar man
These guys from 10,000+ years ago are painting better than me today using acrylic paints lmao
The French have always been classy like that :)
I bet their cooking and fashion was superior too!
There have always been good artists and bad artists. Sometimes it seems like whole cultures are better then others. For example, compare the 5000 year old bust of Sargon of Akkad to basically anything made in the middle ages...
@@claudiaxander those who painting these caves aren't French nor related to them
they carry Haplogroup C which is VERY rare today in Europe
www.yfull.com/tree/C-Y11591/
@@claudiaxander from Africa ☺️
@@someone-wi4xl Yes I know, surely you can tell I am joking?
I understand, we all mourn the death of irony since the Trumptards got online!
Ancient European History + Synth Music = Pure Art
the same with Millennial Woes... apparently folk synth will be the music of the European resistance movements.
Best timeline indeed!
Synth music is a product of western high civilization and technology. An instrument that can capture the essence of all eras before it. The electronic music has also continued the heritage of tribal, native styles of music. The mouth harp of munnharpe was an instrument widely used in combination with drums in ancient norse culture. Search for "Norsk Munnharpe" and compare it to modern synth 303 music like "Plastikman - Marbles".
dynamite Hey Thank'z MATE! Verry Interesting non dire IT fitts with True Archeology Theorizing Though!
(Bit spooky AY!;)
Burzum!!!
The Werner Herzog documentary “Cave of Forgotten Dreams” is a must-watch for those interested in this topic.
Always good to see a Survive the Jive video pop up. Keep living the life... and filming it for us.
will do!
3.1% Neanderthal checking in
Aye bruh thats a lot, you hairy?
I got a high percentage of Neanderthal and I am quite hairless naturally. I cannot even grow a beard and I am 43.
@@PalmersTradingPost twas a joke but interesting nonetheless
@@kirillp.4630 I do have some genetic throw backs. 2 extra tori bones, ambidextrous, and addhd... Guess I missed out on the hair gene. Lol
@@PalmersTradingPost adhd is homo sapien
That painting of the Sorcerer resonates me on a very deep level and has ever since I saw it for the first time in the 1990s.
I agree that human history is older and more complex than most believe.
I did not know, Mcgregor (UFC fighter) was a history guy as well. lol
If thats de case wait till u see a khabib look alike smeshing conar look alike in history as well hahahah
Connor is white ergo civlized. Khabib is muslim so he is aggressive, its in their nature, thats why he "won"
@Toodie Khabib is the result of the Ottoman slave trade in Eastern Europe. I'm Albanian, and my cousin looks "virtually identical" to Khabib. Same height, similar build, face. Most Albanians are secular tho regardless of us being seen as Muslims.
I saw STJ smashing the punchbag with TGO.STJ can throw a combination of punches fast & strong.I was surprised.He comes across as being so academic but it looks like he could hold his own in a ruck too.They make a good team those two.Anglo-Saxon & Norse standing together.
Bushido Code I’m Albanian too and I look more Slavic than anything but my dad looks Greek
Seeing the animals gives me the chills.
Great video.
>[Cave] depictions of horses
THATS A HORSE!?
In all seriousness, those ancient men were pretty advanced already if they are painting with such amazing detail. (Or painting at all)
Their brains were just as developed and just as smart.
If everyone and everything around me disappeared tomorrow, I'm not sure I could restart civilization much more than drawing a horse with a few colours, on a cave wall.
Such a Christian point of view. Such a modern point of view. To think that we are so much more advanced and enlightened then they of old, when cyclical time tells us it is we who are the decayed and degenerate remnants of a an ancient superior civilization.
I am watching some of your older videos :) I think people painted in caves simply because they understood that the paintings in the caves were protected from the elements. I picture the ancients taking their children to the caves to tell the the stories about the animals, their practices, and their origins...generation after generation. Knowing your history, and your people's stories, help you understand your place in the world. I think those paintings are, in a form, language (not art exclusively). They are collective memory.
Unlikely. They painted on leather and other mediums too. Cave paintings are either "grafitti" or general artwork placed there by artists or in general passing.
@@DerSchleier "Unlikely" no, nothing you said makes what he said "unlikely", it just means they also painted on other things as well for other purposes. Which is no different than nowadays.
Some things are made to last. You ever drawn with chalk and watch the elements wash it away? They obviously knew if they painted in the caves it wouldn't just wash away or degrade from the elements as easily. It didn't take long for ancient humans to do mummification and discover you can preserve bodies in stone structure and other things sealed away. So no, what he says is more "likely" and what you said was right but meant nothing to disprove him.
this is my favorite channel on youtube now. you will be a leader in a ethnic European renaissance. we will survive and thrive.
I am a PIE polytheist, and I will make videos on ancient and PIE culture and how to practice it in the modern day. This guy really helps me out in understanding our 6,000 year-old ancestors.
Roses Of Time , do you have proof of that ??
The first Europeans were not Caucasian. Google...The spread of haplogroup to Europe. Another white myth.
Redsand Can you please define Homo erectus,plus; homo sapiens sapiens?
Redsand The first European was Grimadli man.
Your channel is very underrated.
You deserve millions subscribers.
Great video as always! I think allot of our ancestors history lies underwater. Many would have lived in the valleys and forests like the doggerbank or doggerland. But had to move because of the upcoming tides. I wish they could do more research underwater.
Vangelderden you guys can believe anything you want. But even the first Neanderthals were black. Accept it already.
The word 'negro' when referring to the colour is very different than when referring to the racial category. I have no problem with being descended from black skinned people, and I would have no problem with the neolithic farmers of Europe being actual negroids either (I am not an ethnic european, because I have little to no WHG or ENF ancestry). What I am discussing here is biological fact - yes, the peoples of Europe were, until several unrelated mutation events, black skinned. However, they were not negroids in terms of the genetic grouping of the various negroid peoples (nilo-saharan, bantu etc).
Waya Azrael the word NEGROID IS DERIVED FROM A LATIN WORD, it wasn't considered a racial category until the 20th century. There is no such thing. Africa has many races within the continent, it just so happened that the ones that migrated north had to learn how to live in a cold climate so they lived in caves and caverns which changed their features because of the thin atmosphere and a loss of melanin from from lack of carbon.
However back to the original point, the term Negroid is a term made up by a white guy in the 1900's. Negro means black oid means species. Cheers
Please read some human population genetics papers regarding the various groups of Africa and how while they are more internally varied than non-african genetic populations are, they do today constitute a discrete genetic group that is not representative of the overall african population as it was at the time of the migrations out of africa.
"it just so happened that the ones that migrated north had to learn how to live in a cold climate so they lived in caves and caverns which changed their features because of the thin atmosphere and a loss of melanin from from lack of carbon. "
lolno, those were not the selection pressures involved. It hasn't to do with a lack of carbon. Thinner atmosphere was involved but was to do with photosynthetic metabolic processes.
It depresses me how little of our wildlife thrived after we started expanding.
It's not too late. Plant your garden.
you are correct this planet has been going through a lot in there is a cycle to everything in life the sun is coming back and it's going to keep getting hotter this is why the do military keeps building underground bunkers bunkers.
you see this is why the ancestors left pyramids on the planet to let you know you have to be a pyramid in life spiritually mentally and physically
Solipsism Absolute nonsense.
Just research "holocene extinction"
Willing to consider this if you've got sources.
I've got a genius bone! That just makes my lack of achievement worse😩
Hahaha so exctiting to find out about it, I noticed it when I was much younger and thought everybody had it as I couldn't really fathom people were different specially living in Brazil, It is great to find more about ourselves always
@@joshuacroy3888 me too mate thought everyone has that
You chose a beautiful site to talk to us for this video.
Great video! It's so good to learn things about my early European ancestors. It makes me feel somehow connected.
Thanks from Germany for these good Videos!
Is it just me or does the prehistoric guy (Otzi Iceman) on the thumbnail look like Wim Hof?
Love your channel man, I've always felt a deep connection to our Paleolithic ancestors. It's on my bucket list to visit France to see the cave drawings and dig sites.
I subscribed you :) Interesting channel.
cheers!
HEEEEEY I KNOW YUUUU
Thank u Thomas. Had my genes done and found I'm 2.8 % neanderthal. Kind of proud of having ancestors living in Europe for 250,000 years. Thanks for pointing out the bump on the back of the head. I reached around and by Jove I have one. Can't wait to visit Norway. I'll be a genius. Have fun and take care Gare
Monica Payne no such thing as Fallen Angels. No such thing as angels.
...and you will know us by the Trail of Dead "23 and me" is the only company that provides the DNA test that will give you your Neanderthal percentage to my knowledge.
@Coca B - Proof?
@@suijurisel6669 if troglodytes took over your people would that make your people dumber than troglodytes?
Hi. I doubt somebody can tell you how much Neanderthal genes you have except some scientific university lab. the whole world except some parts of Africa have around 1% of Neanderthal DNA
This is quickly becoming one of my favourite channels! I have a genius bulb! I was long wondering what that was
I'm 4.25% Neanderthal and now that I know, I'm beginning to feel it.
Glad I finally took a night to drink some strong tea and just watch a ton of your videos. Thank you for devoting your time to sharing priceless knowledge.
Great Synth music! Very atmospheric👌
Finally, someone who can tell me where I came from! I'm Saxon mostly, even my mother's maiden name is Saxon...Spradlin. thank you brother.
You are "Anglo Saxon" some of your genes would have come from Germany!
@@cyclometre even the Celtic peoples of Britain came from mainland Europe, and are descended from the same groups Saxons are. North west Europe is one big genetic family
brilliant video indeed fascinating, love your work
The only people who are not allowed to “protect their land” and tell foreigners “they don’t belong there”.
@@jlord9638 impraliasm? idk what that is but the europeans did colonialism and continue to do neo colonialism, the immigrants in european countries were invited there by your own governments, theres a big difference and obviously what europeans did is much much worse then what immigrants and refugees are doing
GogMa Dog so you are mad that white people were the most successful right?
@@BizzyIzzy87 no im just saying dont try to paint the immigrants and refugees, that are created from white people starting wars and practicing neo colonialism to exploit "3rd world" countries, as if they're invading your country when you literally did that to everyone else and then invited and or allowed those people in and are now painting them to be invaders of some sort
@@jlord9638 true but your ancestors did it at a worldwide scale resulting in millions of deaths, im not saying it wasn't smart but nobody should pretend it was moral at all, especially when its still happening in a different form till this day.
@@jlord9638 ok
Good video as always, but I was highly disappointed at the lack of any glorious surprise flexes, in all actuality.
if he was there every time it wouldn't be very surprising
Amazing video! I believe the paintings were the food menus tbh
Well, they were French.
Absolutely fascinating, and great video quality.
Verdon Gorge looks amazing and I feel at home/soothed viewing it. Really helps invite us in to your "musings" on Europe's ancient past. Thank you
The first Europeans were obviously of mixed colour. Diversity was their strength. So I've heard the BBC say.
The BBC is pure liberal BS. Europeans have always been light skin in color, as you can see even from the Neanderthals in the pictures and also the first humans in Europe.
There were never black people in Europe. Not all humans evolved in Africa. The light skinned humans evolved in Asia and Russia which the ancient fossils that are older than those found in Africa prove. The theory that humans evolved in Africa is a myth.
And you actually believe what the BBC says?
@@jackbare4833 mmm, who am i going to trust? Some loser in the comment, or scientists? Or are they just brainwashed liberals?
There were tropical based neanderthals
absolutely based, muslim chads conquered it thousand years ago and they're still doing it now, we will thrive
Wow that first cave painting of the lions is stunning. With modern tools on a flat canvas I could never create something half as remarkable. I agree that human history is far older and dynamic than we are taught. We are an incredible species
Very interesting channel! 🙌🏻
I love that you are doing the commentary from a beautiful natural environment
Funny you mention the shape of the animals "hard-wired into the psyche of the people" as I had a mini obsession with the prehistoric and indigenous horses of Europa when I was a kid. I knew a lot of the early breeds, and of course the earliest horse Eohippus.
I desperately wanted to see a Fjord pony, very prehistoric.
I also loved the British horse breeds, reflecting their different geographical locations and roles. So much so that first 'saturday job' was working in a stables aged from 11.
A distant memory maybe...
Beautiful location in France, BTW, as is the artwork of Lascaux etc.
Funny that.
There is like 4 thousand wild Horses in Bosnia called Bosnian hill horses that have been there for centuries, and they are now thriving as people in that area are leaving.
Just discovered your channel and am very impressed with the various topics that you touch upon. Please keep going! They're quite enjoyable.
It is truly a sad era, when white people can't even be proud of their heritage without being labeled "racist" or "bigot". I said it many times, but I'm gonna say it again: thank you, in the name of all white european people, for creating these videos and uncovering the truth. I wish there was many people like you. Sky Father bless you!
Those labels must come from somewhere, and don't forget that it was YOUR kind that betrayed jesus.
You are right
White people get easily labelled as rasict.
And this is what we called karma.
We all know what they did in past
I would like to boast that I have greater neanderthal ancestry than 95% of 23&me's customers. Ooga Booga :)
how much is that?
They said less than 4% (so greater than 3%). Specifically, they test for 1,436 genetic markers (x2 = 2,872 total variants between both chromosomes). The most they have detected in any one individual so far is 397 variants, and I was tested at 316 variants.
Whereabouts is your family from? I've heard that Scots have the highest percentage in Europe.
I do have a Scottish great grandfather so, maybe that's true! who knows? about half my ancestry comes from the British isles, a quarter is counted as "French and German", and the rest is every other corner of Europe. Included was "Iberia", which I find strange they do not simply say "Spain", but perhaps they are referring to Basque country, which is a bit south of where STJ is in this video (also many neanderthal sites there if I recall).
They say Iberia because it's unfortunely divided between Portugal and Spain, and that does include Basque country. It doesn't matter much from what part of the Iberian peninsula, it saw a lot of ancient activity .
A guy once claimed I was a Neanderthal for being a European. I thanked him, and explained "that's why we have bigger brains".
Yes, you have a hybrid DNA. The thing to do to see if that bloodline is connected to Yah's chosen.
Asians have much bigger brains.
+Tiuz Kanggz East Asia has been the center of human inventions and birthplace of many ideas for all of human history. Europeans took off only after the industrial revolution.
Yes that's what thay dont get we more evloved because of the mixing
wow show facts
Ötzi lies in a Museum a few kilometres away from my village.
It was amazing seeing him
great video as always
our heritage is vast and cloaked in mystery, it may take countless eons for it to be finally revealed in its entirety
Its cloaked cause you are not a hue-man.
@@toussaintlouverture4820 All of us are humans and have hue. Some more and some less.
Love this channel. You might want to visit Sardinia some day mate, we have some pretty ancient stuff called the nuragic civilization
great video and cool music.
Thanks, we would be happy if you check out the whole album here: grimrik.bandcamp.com/album/die-mauern-der-nacht
Great video! So happy I found this channel, been watching a bunch of your videos.
Your videos are just incredible. Shame I didn't get a chance to know you while at UCL. I've learnt more from watching your videos than the entire 2 years I was there!
Power Ranger were we on the same course?
Not quite, I was doing Scandinavian Translation, but I wanted to learn a
bit of Old Norse too, so did a few classes of what I thought was going
to be us reading the Sagas together, but it turned out to be a bit more,
err, historically oriented shall we say. I think I had about 4 classes
with you in the end. Anyway, you've produced some incredible videos.
I've just finished watching your Runes to Ruins documentary. Really
great stuff. Your content is so packed with information.
I'm picturing the red power ranger in full gear sitting behind Tom in class.
I've watched half a dozen of your videos now back to back, they are brilliant.
Some people say European people are descendents of Nagas(Half human Half Snakes)
Well since Indians all descend from the Aryans who were Europeans then all Indians do too
Im a crocodile
@@SurvivethejiveBro got triggered
Well said Kishordas
These Europeans love to divide people.
Wow! I noticed that lump at the back of my head for some time and paid no mind to it until this video. Good work. 14
Thanks for another interesting video! The link between Neanderthal DNA and modern humans is very fascinating. I recently did some research on hypersensitivity in modern humans and my theory is, that it has something to do with shamanism. Since shamans have always some extra abilities, which make them chosen by the Spirits. In hypersensitivity the filters of perception a lower than in ordinary humans, they perceive a wider picture of reality. Since we have lost this kind of worldview, the hypersensitivity is not trained to a skill anymore and doctors say it is pathological.
Your videos are great, I simply love them, but please, please just work on the audio volume on them :). I need to constantly volume up and volume down and it is very hard to focus and listen on your amazing content that way.
ok but this video is from four years ago!
That Grimrik Soundtrack
I’m Irish, Welsh, English, Dutch, Swedish, French, Wallonian, Flemish, German, Danish, Norwegian, and Swiss. (Mostly English and French) No more brother wars.
People of Caucasus were first Europeans. Mzia and Zezva were found in Dmanisi Georgia.
Hell yes ❤️
The ancestors of Neanderthals and humans lived in Africa about 600,000 years ago. Neanderthals left Africa and moved west into Eurasia, while Denisovans moved east.
Neanderthals diverged from modern humans around 500,000 years ago and likely evolved outside of Africa. Neanderthal fossils are found in Europe, the Near East, and Siberia, and range in age from 200,000 to 40,000 years.
What kind of people dislike this video??
the pseudo-scientific ones. They're plenty: those American afrocentrists, Leftists, and some Nationalists that want THEIR nation to be the centre of everything. Sad really.
Kangz
Left wingers
Woke Leftists and Kangz
Awesome. Love your style and the way you explain ancient human history. 👍
First time here...great video! Very interesting. On a side note, with that beard and voice...how are you not an actor in the Vikings?!
This was great! Loved the music too. I would definitely welcome more on this subject!
i am 3,4% neanderthal :) top 99th percentile
I am in the high percentage too
Brilliant channel matey, some excellent information and its put together really well. Keep those videos coming! :)
Ötzi bears a striking resemblance to my favourite uncle.
Great content m8, as usual. Keep up the good work!
Hmmm cool I always wondered what that bump on the back of my skull was, interesting.
Sub occipital lobe no?
@@JamesonWatsonit's a bit more prominent 🤷♀️
@@valkeryie11 damn 6 years later 😭 you doing good?
@@JamesonWatson I forgot I even watched this, thanks for the reminder. I'm doing great lol.
I'm about 75-85% European and the rest North African, but I feel so inspired and invigorated hearing about the early European history, makes me feel like less of a le creatura and more of an old school EEF/WHG mix
Thanks for using the term Aryan.
@@gregorabaileyein4685 what's that? The name of your ancestors?
Iran
@@will21 So wise, exactly. Historical Iran is exactly that so-called proto indo-europeans cradle. Or what the creator of this video means. But since today Iran has nothing racially and culturally to do with that Proto-Iran, so maybe it's the reason no one mentions it.
@@efn2024 that's incorrect. You should see his recent video on The indo-aryan Invasion. The Aryans did not come from Iran, they came from Europe. Recent, and very thorough genetic evidence has shown this ( never mind the more than two centuries of linguistic and archaeological evidence as well).
@@Laotzu.Goldbug Friend, I like his videos but I don't inform myself by them. It's just interesting for me that people talking about this subject. Racially real Iranians are Europeans but it doesn't excite me, because I am not interested in European mentality anymore. And I am sure I will lose my interest in this subject soon.
Pre-historical Iran is not related to today Iran, it was located in eastern side of Caspian sea, and called "Aeriyanam Vaejo" (The Cradle of Aryans). Iran is just shortened of Aeriyanam(Aryans). -anam, -inam & -unam are some of the Avestan plural suffixes, that remain as -en in German. Aeriy(Aryan) + anam = Aeriyanam (Aryans). Not because it's mentioned in Avesta, but because of many reasons and facts that support this idea.
Your videos are the best on youtube, keep it up! :-)
Great video! I am 2.2% Neanderthal and 3.4% Denisovan, according to my test results from the Geno 2.0 DNA project of the National Geographic Society. My known ancestry is from Finland, Estonia, the Karelian Republic and Russia.
What's your etnicity finnish?
@@dejantodorovski5222 Mostly Finnish and similar (Estonian and East Karelian) and partly Russian.
And I wanna ask you something, if you are informed to tell me, because I wanna know and I can't find on internet that kind of imformation more precisely explained. Which country's people are with most/highest Neanderthal and Denisovan heritage or genes? Regards
@@dejantodorovski5222 That's a good question but unfortunately I don't know the answer to it. I have not been able to find this information on the internet either.
@@Thulesmann Aha, I have read some general not precise informations, probably based on an assumption which stated that today's Europeans (including West Asia) and East Asians have probably the highest percentage of Neanderthal and Denisovan blood respectively (3-4% in average) and it is presumed that denisovian share in East Asians can be even 20%.
Fascinating information! Thanks for putting this together.
Interesting video; *Very* Attractive 'Host/Narrator-Guide' ({; > ...! One 'suggestion': the music sort of overwhelms Your Voice/Narration, in quite a few instances; 'otherwise'... + + + + + !!!
Great video. Informative and entertaining.
I always wonder what that circular bump was at that back of my head. Now I know. Thank you.
I took the National Geographic Genographic DNA tests and the results were the U5A1C/R-U106 haplogroups . Being Welsh and Danish, it is interesting how these haplogroups confirmed the written and oral histories of my family. These haplogroups were some of the first to reach Northern Europe after the last ice age. The test show that I have 2.5% Neanderthal and 2.4% Denisovan dna. I can honestly say the blood of the first Europeans runs in my veins! This video is amazing, there is something deep inside that stirs.
I shall have to get my 23andMe done to see how much neanderthal DNA I have.
Good video.
I see you everywhere... well everywhere meaning all of my subscriptions.
My mom did that. Turns out we have an above average amount of Neanderthal DNA. I do not have red hair. I am not hairy. I donot have the bump. Both my shoulders and hips are wide. I don't know...
Very interesting video, I'm an archeologist and I subscribed your channel. Just a comment to what you said at 1:49: You know well that the spread of the "neolithic package" in Europe was of two types: 1) Demic neolithization 2) neolithization for acculturation. Sardinia was largerly excluded from the demic waves from the near East which concerned Greece, Apulia and the south of the Balkans mostly for geographic reasons but receveing a cultural contribution by Mainland european groups which adopted neolithic standards. For example, the Ozieri ethnicity, one of the most important in Sardinian neolithic period, belonged to the western mediterranean type. I copy for you an abstract from a recent article regarding this matter: Sardinia is an island that remained unconnected with the mainland even when the sea level was at its lowest during the LGM (Shackleton et al. 1984) and probably was the last of the large Mediterranean islands to be colonized by modern humans (Sondaar 1998). Modern Sardinians, a unique reservoir of distinct genetic signatures (Cavalli-Sforza et al. 1994; Pala et al. 2009; Francalacci et al. 2013; Sidore et al. 2015), on one hand apparently harbor the highest levels of nuclear genome similarity with European Neolithic farmers (Lazaridis et al. 2014) and an extensive similarity with the Late Neolithic/Chalcolithic Tyrolean Iceman (Keller et al. 2012; Sikora et al. 2014) but, on the other hand, they differ substantially from Near Eastern Neolithic farmers including those from Anatolia (Lazaridis et al. 2016). These findings have led to the view that, in modern Europe, Sardinians may have best preserved the gene pool of Neolithic farmers, possibly because their ancestors were less affected by subsequent Bronze Age dispersals across Europe (Haak et al. 2015). Note that the above view does not necessarily imply that the first Sardinians were Neolithic farmers. On the contrary, there is archeological evidence indicating that humans were present on the island by at least 13 Kya (Hofmeijer et al. 1989; Dyson and Rowland 2007; Broodbank 2013). Moreover, a European pre-Neolithic origin for Y-chromosome haplogroup I2a1a1-M26, by far the most common in modern Sardinian males (38.9%) (Francalacci et al. 2013), has been postulated (Rootsi et al. 2004). Finally, a massive survey of whole-genome sequences from modern Sardinians has recently shown that the population of the mountainous Gennargentu region harbors higher levels of both hunter-gatherer and Neolithic farmer components relative to other Sardinian groups from less isolated areas. This has been interpreted as indicating that the hunter-gatherer component did not reach the island with more recent migrations from the continent, but it was either already present on the island when farmers arrived or due to previous admixture of the first incoming farmers with hunter-gatherers on the mainland (Chiang et al. 2016).
Who were the first farmers?
I would lobe to see a full come back of the European buffalo
Great Job......Excellent piece of work!!!! Cheers
Hey! I have a genius bump, that's great.
Subscribed. I will watch all your Prehistory videos and then come back to you. Thank you.
So, "no more brother wars" has a literally meaning?
That is actually pretty neat, that all Europeans are related. And that hatred of other Europeans... particularly, the odious ethnic based hatred, of each other is morally aprhensable.
I am an American, and like most Americans, I am of two or more European ethnicities.
Anglos think Meds aren't white cuz the warm climate and white Berber/Amazighs/Moors and Ottoman Invasions.
@@kalashnikov5544 White people created some of their most impressive civilizations in warm climates. youre joking right
@Anthony Hujjes The "foreigners" they didn't mix with willingly. It was through ř@p3 and conquest. Some Arab stock in southern Spain and Italy and the Ottomans who were mainly Mongol or EurAsian.
@@kalashnikov5544 you will never be white so prepare for rope day.
@@dennisdaniel1208 Come try, b15sch. Albanians will k1ll your no culture having @ss. You identify with a skin color and not your real roots.
I ordered some of your clothing. Two hoodies and a long sleeve t-shirt. Please incorporate the runes as much as you can. And if you get a chance please do a video on the runes and explain what you can about them. Thank you
Next video should be 'who are last europeans'. You can film metrosexual Londoners with blue hair and face piercing demanding open borders.
Man, I have always wondered about the bump on the back of my skull. I had no idea. Awesome video!
What do you think about the "pure whites are 99,1% Neanderthal DNA" theory Varg seems to like a lot?
Guess it's possible, because after all, that 2-4% are specifically neanderthal markers and i will state as he has done previously, distance is of some centuries.
Example: If you pay it a look, you share around 25% of your genes with grandpa, then your grandpa's grandpa (2 times removed i think) would share around 6,25% of your genes with him (nearest to the higher end, 4%), 3 times removed (if i'm not wrong)you would share 3,125% and 4 times, around 1,5625%(nearest to the lower end), i always state around x% because it could be less or more, think that's obvious but is necesarry to be clear.
Now, looking at the time distance, unless you're older (i'm a teen) distance to your grandpa is around 60 years, and in the era, distance of father-son would normaly be 20 or less--30+ in the higher end this means that in the closest genetical point you would count 60+20+20=100 ( may add this is of the shortest possibility range) or 60+30+30= 120 (medium range because people had sons even in more advanced ages), so, in the closest genetical point, your distance technically is in the 100-150 years range
in the medium point, you would count 60+(20x3)= 120 in the shortest distance, and the medium (average?), 60+(30x3)= 150, this means that would be between 120-180 years range
in the lowest genetical point (europeans), 60+(20x4)= 140 in shortest distance, medium range 60+(30x4)=180, this means a distance around 140-200 years range, so technically every european had a distant "neanderthal" grandpa around 100-200 years ago. And even if i didn't considered enough distance between grandson-grandpa and father-son, the distance wouldn't be really far from the 250-300 years ago
Now, we have to consider that we surely come from a people that existed 6000 years ago in or near europe (so called indo-europeans) and from people that were earlier here, like the near east ancentry, are registered around some 14000 years ago (thanks to analysis on the villabruna), if we go to the hunter gatherers, they were in the range that the neanderthal is considered by science to have dissapeared (28000 years ago, it is supposed that at least 37000 years ago all ancient europeans began to share ancestry with modern ones, this means that is a strong possibility.
Monica Payne ....I know ur speaking the truth but they dont want to hear there true identity. and they always trying to call us the beast of the field well now they know...lol
Vercingétorix lol no. Varg is not a scientist and better represents sentiments rather than facts.
Great videos man! Keep up the great work!
I'm predominantly BASQUE... A true Euro. Lol
Coming from an Armenian,I have noticed Basques have a very unique look,culture, language,etc. And even though we're on the East side of Europe I've always felt a weird bond/kinship towards Basques. Since I was a little kid.Armenians, we were historically for thousands of years in our own large kingdom spanning from modern day Greece to Iran to Russia, and now only have about 10% of our people left, (genocided by Muslim Turks). We were always a mountainous people,so are you. I believe your Basque DNA has been unaltered for maybe even a couple thousand years because the mountains you love in acted as a natural fort/barrier. Anyway,long story short,this is your Armenian sister saying hi to you and reminding you to be PROUD of who you are. We may be small in numbers but our blood is ancient and resilient. 😼
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You are literally a submissive tame race lmfao way to insult my homie like that.
I love your videos, dude. Buy you've got to do some volume consistency. I can barely hear you, then the music blows my ears out.
Is there any connection between high iq and neanderthal dna?
Not sure, but it has been linked to depression and tobacco addiction
American indians (being related to Asians)-and Mexicans/Latin Americans with high Amerindian admixture-, also have the slightly higher neanderthal percentage (which is a bit lower in Europeans). Papuan and Australian Aborigines also have Neanderthal admixture. According to the most recent genetic analysis (from the same geneticists that found it originally), neanderthal ancestry ranges from about 1-2% (revised from their original 1-4% estimate).-see the wikipedia article on Neanderthal admixture.
Regading their brain size. Neanderthal brains were larger to control their larger bodies (they had larger bones and were a lot more muscular) and eyes. Porportionally their brains were not larger.
www.popsci.com/science/article/2013-03/eyes-have-it
Neanderthal brains were larger to control their larger bodies. Some brain space in neanderthals was also devoted to visual processing (to control their larger eyes as mentioned), and less brain power to brain executive functions. Neanderthals had a smaller porportional prefrontal cortex than sapiens, which governs many higher order fuctons-, but rather devoted more space to "visual acuity" or precision. Larger eyes are also found in nocturnal animals and those that live in arctic climates.
www.tested.com/science/life/454072-why-bigger-neanderthal-brains-didnt-make-them-smarter-humans/
humanorigins.si.edu/research/whats-hot-human-origins/neanderthals-larger-eyes-and-smaller-brains
www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1086/524386?journalCode=ca
Archaeologically, overall early Sapiens was more advanced, though the gap is not always very great.
Early MSA African homo sapiens (ca. 150-60,000 bc), first exhibit many of the earliest cases of modern (characteristically modern human) behaviors (including artistic and symbolic) and technologies (at sites like Blombos, Pinnacle point, Katanda/Semliki, Gademotta, Sibudu, etc…..)-that would define European Cro-Magnons and other homo sapiens (in Europe, Africa, Asia, the South Pacific/Oceania, etc) later (as they came to establish various distinctive and locally and deeply rooted cultures/culture zones where they settled. A few Neanderthal sites also show indications modern-like behavior (or nearly modern-like), though some are ambiguous (and a bit less common) and evidence suggests that some-though definately not all, as some are early-may reflect sapiens influence.
I believe you're confusing neanderthals with denisovans.
I am not confusing them. Papuans and Australian Aborigines have about 4% (previously thought to be 7%) Denisovan dna (denisovan also exists in some groups of SE Asian Negritos like the Mamanwa but not in the Jehai or in Andaman Islanders. Asians/Amerindians have very little Denisovan dna). All non Africans (so far sampled) have neanderthal, which includes Papuans and Australian Aborigines.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaic_human_admixture_with_modern_humans#Neanderthals
So what do you think caused the higher IQ of Europeans and east asians?
Amazing perspective of our world
In my opinion Neanderthals lived in Europe side by side more with the Cro Magnon (Neanderthal + Sapiens hybrid that came from the Middle East) than with Sapiens itself. Nevertheless, I love your documentaries. Thank you!
I found out I have 35% WHG dna along with Neolithic on GEDmatch. I have also been an artist my whole life and these cave drawings have always excited me. After finding out my ancestry recently, I wonder if I inherited this skill from these cave ancestors?
Tom Hardy makes a good point.
A pretty recent study found that Ötzi had 92% turkish/Anatolian DNA
I think those were chamois not ibex.
BOBofGH correct
I just realised I have that bump on the back of my head too... Never noticed it before haha. Had to check when you said it. Cool!
I have that hard bump too, never knew this was to do with Neanderthals! I always wondered about it and now I know!
I need to do a DNA test man
Brilliant work sir, thank you.