It is not 8 billion back then, but sure, if you want to tresspass a property and trash someone else yard, then count me in, i'll bring a tent, torch, and some snack.
@Descenter Grade Armor Yeah but we take a lot of things which are said in the textbooks as ultimate truth. This shows that even in science there is concept of "faith". A person cannot do all the experiments and research from scratch just to learn one theory. He has to "believe" and have "faith" in science and scientists that what they said must be true.
@@okije Yeah. A scientist should be like a lawyer with extra steps. The only reason science nowadays have holes is because there is a scientific dogma to existing theories. If it wasn't for that we might have found or disclosed of the truth much earlier
Not gonna argue with that one. We never gonna fully understand on human migration during the early age. It's full with empty spot or slots that we mistakenly thinks that there's nothing happened in that period of time.
It is just like coding If you already put together a bunch of them but somehow messed up something in the beginning, you may need to restart from that point
I wonder what her name was and what her life was like. It's amazing to think she was just surviving back then and now she is being studied by archaeologists 7000 years later.
This is a fantastic discovery and an important part of human migration throughout South-east Asia and Oceania. Just imagine, Besse may be the ancestor of someone living today. It is not outside the realm of possibility.
Indonesian islands was parts of big sundaland before get drowned by great flood back then, If we use logical thinking more then we will probably find out that south east asian islands have the oldest human species! Everything inside the sea is still human biggest mystery to find out!
Diese Entdeckung überrascht mich nicht, denn alte Zivilisationen in Indonesien sind viel älter, als die Welt weiß, zum Beispiel die Entdeckung am Standort Gunung Padang vor 13.000-20.000 Jahren, das Gemälde eines Wildschweins in Sulawesi, das 45.000 Jahre alt war ,und viele Dinge die noch nicht entdeckt wurden recherchiert, es ist erstaunlich 👏👏👏
@@backpackpepelon3867 No they really not, most people like you probably dont even care for religion, dang sure not the people in charge of the text books so try again.
@@umarmars47 ada beberapa rumpun. Rumpun Austronesia (kini etnis Jawa, Sunda, Melayu dll.) sudah pasti berasal dari pulau Taiwan. Kalau orang Papua, rumpun Melanasia, berbeda dari Austronesia. Dan tentu saja Denisovan ini beda lagi.
@@TheSonOfDumb Short answer : Hindu or Buddhist temple (the architecture is a bit different than u know. Most of them are pretty big and beautiful with carvings).
Kinda think of it Austronesians first came to Indonesia around 5000+ years ago. Besse must've been one of the earlier waves of Austronesians coming in. Might be that Denisovans first migareted from Siberia to Southern China through Taiwan where they first met Austronesians, from there they continued downwards to South East Asia.
Err.. isnt the malay archipelago was a combined land called sundaland before it become separate by sea and turn to islands.. furthermore the movement of the people in here started from south to north and not the other way around.. right? Idk... the history are too complicated regarding exact time and events...
@@jemimychannel7893 Yea but I think that was before human existed? I got so lost too with all these new findings lol wondering how is school syllabus these days.
@@GuruRPLSMK is it? I didnt know that... I thought all islands including sulawesi and nusa tenggara were included.. ok ok thnx for the latest information
Sulawesi was like migration checkpoint, that's why many ancient human fossils found there. Those Denisovans probably ended up in Sulawesi because they migrated via Formosa and Philippines islands, the closest land. The same route was taken by latter austronesians. Some settled in Sulawesi and others just passing by and continue their migration to other Indonesian/pacific islands. This is just my speculation, I don't have proper archeological knowledge.
@@nutzhazel I suggest you to watch it ASAP. I cn't say it's better than similar theme Hollywood movies, but when u think Chinese could make this kind of movie... it does mindblow you. You c an see all the details from CGI to costume design, proved that the team put all of its love and passion just to create this amazing movie.
It took approximately 3-5 years to walk from siberia to indonesia (with stop). So it wouldn't much of surprise how it got so fast for ancient civilization to migrate. P.S. it took less than a year to cross the globe by walking non-stop, with direction, and walking straight. (at 4-6 km/h)
Fascinating discovery! On a side note, I heard 2 words: “manushya poorva” at 1:04 which happen to be Indian words; meaning “the old man”. In fact, looks like the word “Man” is itself from “Manushya” or “Manav”.
People would be surprised who their ancient ancestors were..👍 Perhaps some day people will come to grips with reality. My ancient ancestors date back before the Neanderthal’s. That means I am a Hybrid.
@@thegroove2000 I mean to be fair since the Neanderthals were around so long ago that at this point every human living today has at least a little neanderthal DNA. There are some interesting videos/web articles you can find online.
Politicians in Indonesia are fighting over "nativeness" and "who landed here first". Compared to this lady, any local tribes are insignificantly recent.
Hmm wait, according to other sources about this finding in Sulawesi, the ancient people from Sulawesi or the Toaleans aren't descended from Austronesians who are the present day inhabitants there. They are said to be distantly related to the Papuans and Australian Aborigines and they seem to have an ancient pre-Austronesian East Asian ancestry as well as 2.2% Denisovan ancestry.
Probably because of the lack of sugar and simple carbs diet which promotes bad bacteria growth. But yeah, she does have a really well preserved teeth, it's kinda amazing.
@@hanselsihotang for ancient human , due to their raw diet and lack of modern cooking techniques , there will be severe attrition of all posterior molars even for a young adult. It seems like he was on liquid diet all of her life, very strange!
@@Gabelschwanz_Teufel oh bagus deh ada banyak yang memberitakan nya. Iya bro, sudah lama banget gue ngga tonton TV, lebih enak TH-cam bisa pilih apa yang mau ditonton. Maka dari itu gue tanya hal itu
The problem of Indonesia might be that in that climate human remains quickly decay (especially when the climate at that time was about the same as today).
The Philippine ethnic group Ayta Magbukon has the highest proportion of genes from our extinct relatives, the Denisovans, a new study led by Uppsala University shows. Their Denisovan share far exceeds that of ethnic groups in Papua New Guinea, who previously held the record.
Now, the theory that people/species sapiens first settled in asia and migrated to other part of the world and breed with other species is being more distinct to researchers and general public. And let me remind you there is yet another theory that tells "Vasudhaiva kutumbakam". Now, I'm understanding the meaning of this saying in sanskrit, the oldest language of human civilization. It translate to "The whole world is a single family".
Negrito people in philipine has the highest denisovan mixture in their DNA. And as far as I know, austronesians in south East Asia also has negrito DNA in their gene.
@@twentyone8899 except the Denisovans admixture outside of south east Asia is less that 0.5%, where 0.8%-1.2% average is not unheard of in south east Asia and 2%-3.8% not unheard of in Maritime South east Asia and Oceania. Now if you want to discuss Neanderthals that's easy, most Europeans have 2%-4% of Neanderthal admixture.
This video is completely wrong, Besse wasn't austronesian she was part of a culture called the Toaleans who were melanesian. You can still see this admixture on the modern population of Sulawesi with rates of 5%-15% of their genes. The surprisingish part is the presence of Denisovans DNA, which was suspected but couldn't be confirmed given that the surrounding islands had people with Denisovans DNA.
You are jumping the gun, nobody said Toaleans were melanesian (at least completely.) It is conceivable the ancestors of Bessé’ were among the first people to reach Wallacea. However, they also have deep ancestral signature from an early modern human population in continental Asia. Who are not related to forebears of Papuans and Australian.
@@abcddef2112 it's been known that Toaleans were some sort of melanesian, whether they are more closely related to Melanesian Negritos of South east Asia or the Oceanian Melanesian isn't clear yet. Again it's always been suspected that denisovans did inhabit Sulawesi in the deep past but they had no physical proof until Besse showed said admixture.
@@abcddef2112 if they are related to South east Asian Negritos than yes they definitely have "Asian" admixtur, heck even the melanesian Onge of Andaman has some Asian in them from ancient times. That doesn't make them not melanesian.
@@ANTSEMUT1 Well yeah but you are jumping the guns when you said melanesian and not austronesian because clearly, she is mixed. Another thing is, it seems to have interesting asian ancestry. Since similarity with tianyuan specimens is noted as well. Hmm onge and negrito aren’t melanesian, are you just describing people with black skin of the area as melanesian. At least they are not referred as such in papers. They are diverse bunch some are more austroasiatic.
@@abcddef2112 except they are classed as austroloid-melanesian granted not particularly close to Australia aboriginals and Oceanic melanesian, being separated by 28,000 years of genetic drift from each other.
SCMP should NOT have gone ahead and published and contacted the newspaper yet. Cos.. what they should have done, is to also so a comparison tests with the original denivosan... and find that actual university, and have an actual collaboration. At this point in time, they are dating this specific actual bones, and comparing it to literatures only. Without compariing the original other bone, which was raised from that original article. Cos maybe when you have two samples to compare, you will find that there is an actual discrepency ?
Denisovan DNA is currently discovered in our ancient Filipino tribe Aeta or Ayta. Yes the Descendants of the Denisovans are still found, alive and kicking here in southeast Asia. The Ayta is believed to this day in our country as ancient people, long before austronesian speaking people came.
coba search bos piramid padang lapisan 1 kedalaman 5-10 meter uji carbon dating di kisaran tahun 15.000 - 25.000th+ sebelum masehi. Piramid padang ada beberapa lapisan
@Game Lovers Okay, so I tried serch by typing 'penemuan kerangka purba di Sulawesi' or something similar keywords. The results I found are just vdeos from Pikiran Rakyat, Tribun, Narasi channel, and other personal chanels. Kompas, Metro, TVOne, Berita Satu are nowhere to be se en. They are manstream TV mdia by the way.
@@bluearchangel665 I'm not against science I'm against the arrogance in the community and just because something is based on a fact doesn't make it factual as there is too many other factors at play that are overlooked
@@theflowofstreetwall576 You cannot prove anything without doing some scientific research, if you want to change it then look more evidence and provide to prove your theory. Don't just make a conclusion without sufficient evidence, one video making a claim does not make it a fact.
Maybe Denisovans arrived in Southeast Asia around 35,000 years ago & those that were at least 75% Denisovan went extinct as recently as around 7,500-8,000 years ago…
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thinking that our ancestors already travelling the world 7000 years ago, and I'm still stuck in here ...
Before no borders,no visa required🤣 just survival.
@@cloverajazz6743 yeah, i love that time you can be a merchant that travel the world, now you can become jeff bezos and avoiding tax
@@theenchanter20 or Elon musk , bill gates, xi jinping
It is not 8 billion back then, but sure, if you want to tresspass a property and trash someone else yard, then count me in, i'll bring a tent, torch, and some snack.
Or we can go to antartica or that smal piece of land between egypt and sudan.
Scientists : "Dennisovans came to SE Asia about 3500 years ago"
Besse : "Make it 7000"
@Descenter Grade Armor we should sceptics. Not fully trust or not trust. The science will recover new findings.
@Descenter Grade Armor the very point of science is always to try to disprove someone claims, to extract the actual truth.
@Descenter Grade Armor Yeah but we take a lot of things which are said in the textbooks as ultimate truth. This shows that even in science there is concept of "faith". A person cannot do all the experiments and research from scratch just to learn one theory. He has to "believe" and have "faith" in science and scientists that what they said must be true.
@@okije Yeah. A scientist should be like a lawyer with extra steps. The only reason science nowadays have holes is because there is a scientific dogma to existing theories. If it wasn't for that we might have found or disclosed of the truth much earlier
@Descenter Grade Armor Same with me. Are you a Muslim?
A paradox isn't it? The more we learn the less we know.
Human's knowledge is only like a drop of water in the vast sea of knowledge.
Not gonna argue with that one. We never gonna fully understand on human migration during the early age. It's full with empty spot or slots that we mistakenly thinks that there's nothing happened in that period of time.
It is just like coding
If you already put together a bunch of them but somehow messed up something in the beginning, you may need to restart from that point
Pretty much like Quantum Mechanic
@@MAR-gq9wt poetic
I wonder what her name was and what her life was like. It's amazing to think she was just surviving back then and now she is being studied by archaeologists 7000 years later.
That's gonna be us
Her name was Becky and she's totally fetch
She would not want anybody messing with her bones.
Probably a hard life, if she died a young woman.
Its crazy that it's all happening right now, at least according to special relativity, she is living
This is a fantastic discovery and an important part of human migration throughout South-east Asia and Oceania. Just imagine, Besse may be the ancestor of someone living today. It is not outside the realm of possibility.
Indonesian islands was parts of big sundaland before get drowned by great flood back then, If we use logical thinking more then we will probably find out that south east asian islands have the oldest human species!
Everything inside the sea is still human biggest mystery to find out!
@@goldgen7352 Agreed. Sadly the region is often overlooked today when just centuries ago people went there to find gold and riches (spice islands)
Denisovan DNA is relevant today in a real way. The genetic adaptions that the Sherpa people have for high altitude are due to Denisovan heritage.
Maybe she was my great great grandmother !!
She died young or did you not hear that.
Diese Entdeckung überrascht mich nicht, denn alte Zivilisationen in Indonesien sind viel älter, als die Welt weiß, zum Beispiel die Entdeckung am Standort Gunung Padang vor 13.000-20.000 Jahren, das Gemälde eines Wildschweins in Sulawesi, das 45.000 Jahre alt war ,und viele Dinge die noch nicht entdeckt wurden recherchiert, es ist erstaunlich 👏👏👏
That right.
Yesh
@@pidikwahono8888 what did he say?
@@goldgen7352 update your TH-cam apps and it will have translate feature for all comment that its not your own language.
@@Adervish i have it but still there is no translate option on this one
We need more publications like this news, not facking war and hate threat
unfortunately, that's the only information we can only get
Can't wait for humans to be extinct
@@CM-dx6xu okay
Cos that’s what happening. The world is war and hate. You still need to be informed. You dont benefit by hiding your head in the sand
That’s the right comment we need,we need more important history news not country attack country
Denisovans in Siberia: F this cold i'll just hunt komodo in the tropics instead
but komodo located in komodo island, far from sulawesi
@@inabasketball2205 7000 years ago? we dont know that yet
Whatever the only origine of human race take place in Africa.
I can almost imagine those drawings of humans running away from moa but replaced with komodos.
@@daquieshakeaundra2854 shut up minority
This is a great discovery, looking forward to textbook about human migration being changed to fit this new discovery.
start with the aboriginies about 50k years ago and go back from there. Then we will discover that they are indonesians.
@@tomazowa religious group are pulling string behind the scene to avoid more stuff like this going into the book tho.
Human will never discover the truth
@@backpackpepelon3867 not really
@@backpackpepelon3867 No they really not, most people like you probably dont even care for religion, dang sure not the people in charge of the text books so try again.
It's safe to say that indonesian ancestors have inhabited the archipelago for a very looonggg timmeeee. It is indeed such a great discovery...
They found boar bones dating 45k ago with cut marks around that area. Hominids where already there
Which means, that we are not from Taiwan...
@@umarmars47 It could be true
If you count Denisovans as your ancestors probably true but Austronesians come later than them
@@umarmars47 ada beberapa rumpun. Rumpun Austronesia (kini etnis Jawa, Sunda, Melayu dll.) sudah pasti berasal dari pulau Taiwan. Kalau orang Papua, rumpun Melanasia, berbeda dari Austronesia. Dan tentu saja Denisovan ini beda lagi.
I wanna go to Sulawesi just for the historical trip. Living in Java exposed me to a lot of candis but it feels like I don't know my own country yet.
What's a candi?
@@TheSonOfDumb Short answer : Hindu or Buddhist temple (the architecture is a bit different than u know. Most of them are pretty big and beautiful with carvings).
@@perdyy.5179 Ah, I see. Thanks for explaining.
Bacot
Just go to an archeological museum dude. I visited the National Museum/Museum Gajah and I saw lots of archeological finds there
Kinda think of it Austronesians first came to Indonesia around 5000+ years ago. Besse must've been one of the earlier waves of Austronesians coming in. Might be that Denisovans first migareted from Siberia to Southern China through Taiwan where they first met Austronesians, from there they continued downwards to South East Asia.
Perhaps they ran away from minor ice age up north?
Err.. isnt the malay archipelago was a combined land called sundaland before it become separate by sea and turn to islands.. furthermore the movement of the people in here started from south to north and not the other way around.. right?
Idk... the history are too complicated regarding exact time and events...
@@jemimychannel7893 Yea but I think that was before human existed? I got so lost too with all these new findings lol wondering how is school syllabus these days.
@@jemimychannel7893 sulawesi island wasn't part of sundaland.
@@GuruRPLSMK is it? I didnt know that... I thought all islands including sulawesi and nusa tenggara were included.. ok ok thnx for the latest information
Another ancient discovery in Sulawesi island? Prehistoric Sulawesi must be bustling then
Sulawesi was like migration checkpoint, that's why many ancient human fossils found there. Those Denisovans probably ended up in Sulawesi because they migrated via Formosa and Philippines islands, the closest land. The same route was taken by latter austronesians. Some settled in Sulawesi and others just passing by and continue their migration to other Indonesian/pacific islands. This is just my speculation, I don't have proper archeological knowledge.
@@teukudenid.4571 This is why the main thruster for the last hope of the Earth is in Sulawesi... according to Wandering Earth movie :D
@@GeorgeMartinus I need to watch that movie lol Been delaying it for a while now xD
@@nutzhazel I suggest you to watch it ASAP.
I cn't say it's better than similar theme Hollywood movies, but when u think Chinese could make this kind of movie... it does mindblow you.
You c an see all the details from CGI to costume design, proved that the team put all of its love and passion just to create this amazing movie.
Sulawesi is the 0° point of Equator line, not surprised.
It’s not that difficult.. the creator of this world click ‘’spawn Denisovan’’ in Sulawesi 7000 years ago
@Yep Yep They get informed by cameraman because you know, cameraman always surivive.
@Yep Yep i was there 3000 years ago
@Yep Yep i was given the beta version by the creator… the neandhertals were my game’s starting tribe but it got wiped out…
@@mrartdeco they got ban for hacking
that's meant the entire Adam and eve don't exist
Well, she's not very young anymore!
😂 rude!
Well it's I guess she's not young anymore eh
A girl age is alwasys 16 even after she dies
@@Animekumar23 Is that why some people be getting attracted to corpses these days?
@@spicybiryani2617 possible!!
What a great discovery.
Chicken
@@evoflysgaming3489 Bear
Yess
It took approximately 3-5 years to walk from siberia to indonesia (with stop). So it wouldn't much of surprise how it got so fast for ancient civilization to migrate.
P.S. it took less than a year to cross the globe by walking non-stop, with direction, and walking straight. (at 4-6 km/h)
The terrain were different 7000 years ago
why people should walk? for all we knew they just could use boat. we're maritime people
Ancient Astronauts say YES.
Ancient astronauts are a myth
This reminded us that so little we know.
Even about our own history as human.
I am confused yet fascinated by how the world geography works, its amazing!
Austronesian Denisovan link theory becomes stronger each and every day
Aeta ethnic groups in Philippines have 5% denisovan dna which is the highest known denisovan ancestry yet
Love my ancestors
There are many things we still don't know about our past
During what timeline?
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for the invaluable contribution to our shared history as a species 🙏🏾
Fascinating discovery!
On a side note, I heard 2 words: “manushya poorva” at 1:04 which happen to be Indian words; meaning “the old man”.
In fact, looks like the word “Man” is itself from “Manushya” or “Manav”.
Manusia=human
Purba=ancient
I believe it derived from Sanskrit
"Vasudhaiva kutumbakam" hasn't been more relevant than now than in the whole human history 🤗...
@@jimmyjim5yearsago376 7th Largest hindu temple is in Indonesia.
@@perrytheplatypus3360 what does it mean?
yes even our language is bahasa indonesia or bhasa indonesia
Gripping. Amazing. Please give us more on this
Let me give you all some clue, this human being not from siberia to indonesia, but it came from indonesia to siberia 😃
Yeah because siberia are to cold for human civilization to be flourish
Yes iam agree, world have know this
@@muhammadfirdaus756 oldest pyramid is where? Egypt? No..... it is gunung padang..
Im just respect to the last Australian dinosaur who Managed to survive cuz they're choosing Indonesian as new their homes.
Thank you Oballma
*OBAMIUM WHERE*
I need obamos
Komodos ?
@@ahmadin5681 Of course
People would be surprised who their ancient ancestors were..👍 Perhaps some day people will come to grips with reality.
My ancient ancestors date back before the Neanderthal’s. That means I am a Hybrid.
Where is your evidence?.
@@thegroove2000 I mean to be fair since the Neanderthals were around so long ago that at this point every human living today has at least a little neanderthal DNA. There are some interesting videos/web articles you can find online.
@@brandonchan5387 Could be. So what?. We are what we are regardless. It changes nothing. Interesting but life goes on. Live for the day.
Neantherdals basically got assimilated. Many humans have some % of them.
@@spaghetti2777, almost All non sub-Saharan African people have a small % of Neanderthal DNA.
Indonesia is a great country.
Pffft...
Thank you🤗 biggest love from Indonesia 👍
make indonesia great again
I read the title as "7 000 -year-old remains *a* young Indonesian woman"
Yea, in Indonesian mythology, that's called a banshee 😂
same
Siberia? Too cold, let's move down.
Politicians in Indonesia are fighting over "nativeness" and "who landed here first". Compared to this lady, any local tribes are insignificantly recent.
And 7000 years later, Martians discover Earth.
Actually I’d say 7000 years ago 👽 they were already here
@Nasser K Ali express
@Nasser K i make one myself
Actually eartling are migrated martians
She has a great set of teeth. RIP
Ifc bcs she was died at the very young age
Hmm wait, according to other sources about this finding in Sulawesi, the ancient people from Sulawesi or the Toaleans aren't descended from Austronesians who are the present day inhabitants there. They are said to be distantly related to the Papuans and Australian Aborigines and they seem to have an ancient pre-Austronesian East Asian ancestry as well as 2.2% Denisovan ancestry.
For 7000 years old adult dentition, it looks remarkable with little attritions and erosions of the enamel.
Probably because of the lack of sugar and simple carbs diet which promotes bad bacteria growth.
But yeah, she does have a really well preserved teeth, it's kinda amazing.
@@hanselsihotang for ancient human , due to their raw diet and lack of modern cooking techniques , there will be severe attrition of all posterior molars even for a young adult. It seems like he was on liquid diet all of her life, very strange!
@@jamesfung3347 Maybe they don't eat raw and are a little more advance then we thought they were, 7000 years ago.
Probably paid for top dentists back in her day
She is a just young girl died 7000 years ago so no wonder she still have nice teeth.
Orang Indonesia hadir!
kalau di jawa penemuan arkeologi nya bekas kerajaan, klo luar jawa banyakan arkeologi prasejarah..Indonesia emng keren sih
Chauvinism
itu jg kerajaan abad 16> , kerajaan dibawah abad 16 susah di cari karena udah tertutup bangunan" dan areanya udah ada yg jadi perkotaan.
masalhnya banyak yg ilang karena aktifitas gunung dan peradaban india di jawa klo luar pulau ga ada gunung
@@edwin77kviews3daysago3 main ke sangiran sama gunung padang sana jgn asal gaslighting, jawa itu udah diteliti dari lama yg belum emg luar pulau.
@@monalisagen6342 Record History Kerajaan di Pulau Jawa udah exist dari Abad ke 1 M
Amazing discovery.
The human lore just got complicated...
It's fascinating how far off we are from the truth the more we learn
Oceans was different before.
Always fascinated by human history. In the end, we are all from one group.
Fascinating, but i do wonder if its from a more later period. 3,500 years ago maybe as they had thought they was from
That's why we call it theory. And theory always remains debatable until you have greater scientific evidence, not just "i think" statement.
Penemuan yang menakjubkan,
Archeology is always fascinating 😊
in south celebes... besse is common names for little girl, just like little timmy or little mary :D
We are human. No race older than others.
I am what I am
Humam have the reason to hate each other
Thanks Kim very cool
@@cyberdiver7076 you can call me Kim Jong Cool
@@kimjongun6229 ok
yeah right.
Indonesia has more old history than what you think, Gunung Padang more olds than pyramids, paint in cave 45.000yo, etc
the musics from every SCMP's news is always fascinating..
Apakah berita ini ada di situs / channel / TV berita dalam negeri Indonesia?
di TV One
@@adrianfirmansyah15 terimakasih. Minimal masih ada tv dalam negeri yang peduli dengan teknologi
Ada.. Banyak Mungkin Ente aja yang gk pernah Liat berita
@@Gabelschwanz_Teufel oh bagus deh ada banyak yang memberitakan nya.
Iya bro, sudah lama banget gue ngga tonton TV, lebih enak TH-cam bisa pilih apa yang mau ditonton. Maka dari itu gue tanya hal itu
The teeth look so clean for being in dirt for 7,000 years
Vegan diet. Like a cow or dinosaurs
There's no candy 7000 years ago.
I'm so early the China hating bots haven't even shown up yet.
LOL, wumao is trying to put their labels on other people.
I'm sorry I'm late, Siri quarreled with me for an hour
Which China?
WuMaO The one who said it is an insecure bot
Isn't that you yourself who is a hating bot? are u US military bot?
us-spy-operation-social-networks, by the guardians, it's even since 2011
really wild that some scientists found a 7000 year old dead body and named it bussy
Finally I have Indonesian name on world scientist maps...
The problem of Indonesia might be that in that climate human remains quickly decay (especially when the climate at that time was about the same as today).
Learning is just like drinking seawater, the more we drink it the more we thirst for it.
Very interesting 🤔!
Apakah DNA bisa bertahan selama 7000 tahun?
Bisa, dari tulang dan gigi.
@@putramulyana6113 makasih infonya gan... 😊
Ritual burial site....
Oh hello Ray
You again
Hello :)
wow now it's Denisovan ? no wonder Indonesia people is so diverse
Nice a major discovery that took place this year
NENE MOYANG ASIA TENGGARA DARI INDONESIA
Dari Siberia
Lihat berita baik2
Interesting, never expect that Siberia related with this discovery
Amazing discovery
The Philippine ethnic group Ayta Magbukon has the highest proportion of genes from our extinct relatives, the Denisovans, a new study led by Uppsala University shows. Their Denisovan share far exceeds that of ethnic groups in Papua New Guinea, who previously held the record.
Now, the theory that people/species sapiens first settled in asia and migrated to other part of the world and breed with other species is being more distinct to researchers and general public. And let me remind you there is yet another theory that tells "Vasudhaiva kutumbakam". Now, I'm understanding the meaning of this saying in sanskrit, the oldest language of human civilization. It translate to "The whole world is a single family".
That teeth still look pristine
Yep, no refined sugar or refined carbohydrates to rot their teeth away back then.
Darwin theory said the first human is ape-like. I dont believe adam and eve looked like apes.
Just don't believe in adam and eve that simple 😂
Adam and eve ain't true bud😂
You don't need to listen to this edgy atheist, just believe whatever tf you want.
@@frog6054 yea sure lemme believe random stories that has 0 evidence whatsoever.
@@benny.pepper
No one asked about your opinion.
can you writh the name of the musics that you use for your news.
Lagi lagi di temukan di indonesia
I already heard there are little Denisovan DNA in most southeast Asian.
Negrito people in philipine has the highest denisovan mixture in their DNA.
And as far as I know, austronesians in south East Asia also has negrito DNA in their gene.
@@mohamadhafidal-ahyar2253 most people in world have Netherlands and desonivon DNA in them cuz they get mix with homosipen.
@@twentyone8899 except the Denisovans admixture outside of south east Asia is less that 0.5%, where 0.8%-1.2% average is not unheard of in south east Asia and 2%-3.8% not unheard of in Maritime South east Asia and Oceania.
Now if you want to discuss Neanderthals that's easy, most Europeans have 2%-4% of Neanderthal admixture.
This video is completely wrong, Besse wasn't austronesian she was part of a culture called the Toaleans who were melanesian. You can still see this admixture on the modern population of Sulawesi with rates of 5%-15% of their genes. The surprisingish part is the presence of Denisovans DNA, which was suspected but couldn't be confirmed given that the surrounding islands had people with Denisovans DNA.
You are jumping the gun, nobody said Toaleans were melanesian (at least completely.)
It is conceivable the ancestors of Bessé’ were among the first people to reach Wallacea. However, they also have deep ancestral signature from an early modern human population in continental Asia. Who are not related to forebears of Papuans and Australian.
@@abcddef2112 it's been known that Toaleans were some sort of melanesian, whether they are more closely related to Melanesian Negritos of South east Asia or the Oceanian Melanesian isn't clear yet. Again it's always been suspected that denisovans did inhabit Sulawesi in the deep past but they had no physical proof until Besse showed said admixture.
@@abcddef2112 if they are related to South east Asian Negritos than yes they definitely have "Asian" admixtur, heck even the melanesian Onge of Andaman has some Asian in them from ancient times. That doesn't make them not melanesian.
@@ANTSEMUT1 Well yeah but you are jumping the guns when you said melanesian and not austronesian because clearly, she is mixed. Another thing is, it seems to have interesting asian ancestry. Since similarity with tianyuan specimens is noted as well.
Hmm onge and negrito aren’t melanesian, are you just describing people with black skin of the area as melanesian. At least they are not referred as such in papers. They are diverse bunch some are more austroasiatic.
@@abcddef2112 except they are classed as austroloid-melanesian granted not particularly close to Australia aboriginals and Oceanic melanesian, being separated by 28,000 years of genetic drift from each other.
Wow… Siberia and now Asia.
SCMP should NOT have gone ahead and published and contacted the newspaper yet. Cos.. what they should have done, is to also so a comparison tests with the original denivosan... and find that actual university, and have an actual collaboration. At this point in time, they are dating this specific actual bones, and comparing it to literatures only. Without compariing the original other bone, which was raised from that original article. Cos maybe when you have two samples to compare, you will find that there is an actual discrepency ?
This is so cool
Denisovan DNA is currently discovered in our ancient Filipino tribe Aeta or Ayta. Yes the Descendants of the Denisovans are still found, alive and kicking here in southeast Asia.
The Ayta is believed to this day in our country as ancient people, long before austronesian speaking people came.
Indonesia👍👍👍
Besse ternyata indo ya
New found, enjoy the never ending mystery along with it.
So much history, so far the future, so little time
What a great discovery on my homeland
oh baru tau ada berita ini....
Waiting the explanation of mistery of "Gunung Padang"
coba search bos piramid padang lapisan 1 kedalaman 5-10 meter uji carbon dating di kisaran tahun 15.000 - 25.000th+ sebelum masehi.
Piramid padang ada beberapa lapisan
@@mpx_phoenix_osirisid6245 bisa jadi ATLANTIS yang di sebut plato ada di Indonesia
W TH?! What Indonesian m edia have done to these days?
I even didn't find this in any of our manstream TV station.
@Game Lovers Okay, so I tried serch by typing 'penemuan kerangka purba di Sulawesi' or something similar keywords.
The results I found are just vdeos from Pikiran Rakyat, Tribun, Narasi channel, and other personal chanels.
Kompas, Metro, TVOne, Berita Satu are nowhere to be se en. They are manstream TV mdia by the way.
@@GeorgeMartinus most of Indonesian aren't interested in this kind of news anyway, so news outlet won't push this.
ada kok beritanya beberapa waktu lalu, tapi di medsos.
Too busy gossiping about celebrities lol
Mainstream TV only interested in covering people getting married 24hrs
all we need is time machine
-doraemon maybe
7000 years ago that's long long ago
Keren
Yo an Indonesian did somethig significant for science! This need to happen more often wkwk
this will completely changes history curriculum books
Shows how a lot of things that we thought we already knew had been wrong this whole time.
This only proves that we don't know Jack about history yet we present our theories as cold hard facts SMH
You obviously don't know how science works. Theories based on facts don't mean they can't be updated.
@@bluearchangel665 I'm not against science I'm against the arrogance in the community and just because something is based on a fact doesn't make it factual as there is too many other factors at play that are overlooked
@@theflowofstreetwall576
You cannot prove anything without doing some scientific research, if you want to change it then look more evidence and provide to prove your theory. Don't just make a conclusion without sufficient evidence, one video making a claim does not make it a fact.
@@dmitrikulkevicius9161 DNA does not lie.
@@theflowofstreetwall576 DNA doesn't lie.
How is that woman young if she died 7000 years ago?
Well. She was young when she died and became fossil
Was she double jabbed otherwise she shouldn't have been travelling
This just in. We were off a few thousand years. Sorry.
Weren’t denisovans extinct for more than 13,000 years, how can they have arrived in Asia 3500 years ago? (I’m not an expert just curious)
Well that what we are Knowing now but they are new discovered changes our knowledge 🙏
This video is completely misquoting the discovery.
Maybe Denisovans arrived in Southeast Asia around 35,000 years ago & those that were at least 75% Denisovan went extinct as recently as around 7,500-8,000 years ago…
Intriguing stuff
Indeed
So Melanesia and Austronesia is apparently brother
anyone know the background music title?
Probably my ancestor, 😯