The Prehistoric Settlement of North America (A World Chronicles Documentary)
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- North and South America were not an untouched barely populated wilderness before Christopher Columbus' 1492 voyage firmly established contact between what became known as the "New World" and the "Old World" of Africa, Europe and Asia. Instead, the pre-contact (or Pre-Columbian) Americas were once home to an array of cultures as incredibly complex and diverse as any that existed in the Old World at the time. The story behind how the Americas came to be settled by its original inhabitants is no less complex. Most are familiar with the theory that the ancestors of all modern Native Americans migrated out of Siberia by crossing a land bridge that connected Asia to Alaska, a land formation which is called either "Beringia" or the “Bering Land Bridge” by scientists, before migrating into North America through an "ice corridor" situated between two massive glaciers. These early Americans then eventually migrated in a southwardly direction until the whole of North and South America were settled. As with most events of prehistory that are simplified for laymen, this paradigm is actually a hotly debated topic amongst scientists and especially among archaeologists. For example, there are endless debates among scientists over whether or not there was only one migration into the Americas or if there were multiple different migrations. The method of entry into the Americas is also in dispute: was the Bering Land Bridge the only route of entry into the Americas? There are also debates about who exactly the first Americans were. From where did they originate? How much genetic relation do they have to modern Native American populations?
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Samuel Stockton White V. The Anzick Artifacts: A High-Technology Forager Tool Assemblage. University of Montana
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Sutton, Mark Q. A Prehistory of North America
Fagan, Brian. The First North Americans: An Archaeological Journey
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Its a crime this video doesnt have a million views. For what its worth this video brought joy to me at a dark time. Thank you!
Wow, thank you, I'm excited to hear that my video brought you happiness!
Yes, very entertaining and well made!
It probably does!
It is a crime that 64 scumbags disliked this. This is an excellent video....this guy deserves an award.
Hueyatlaco is an archaeological site in Valsequillo (Puebla, Mexico) where supposed man-made tools were discovered in a geographic stratum that some archaeologists have dated to 250,000 years B.C.
I grew up in the southern coastal area of California, in the early 1950's with such a love of this region, from its mountains and deserts to the ocean and its islands, and of its history, and i do mean history in a complete sense: geologic, climatic, the flora and fauna, the recent deluge of people from every corner of the globe, the early europeans to the indigenous tribes of North America with their own histories and folklore to now, the science of their early migrations, reaching back ten of thousands of years. You're the new torch bearers now, you and others like you. Well done my man. Hope you keep it up, and maybe one day the kids can read about it in their history books. Give them a better understanding of who they are, where they are, and how they got here.
that is pathetic. Actually is there a word such as ultra-pathetic?
I found these videos to fall asleep at night but then I find I have to rewatch them in the morning! They're both soothing and interesting.
My ancestors! I have some blood of these guys! Hi from South America
Like Wise great too from south and 🖐️🌞⭐🌈👌🦅👈
Shout out from El Paso de Norte
This is my favorite topic to learn about! The settling of North and South America holds so many mysteries! Last year, while exploring a wash I came across a fire ring, buried approx 8' down. This was just off the riparian of a river that currently is running about 100 yards away. We know that indians once inhabited this region 8000 years ago and that Europeans may have come through maybe a few hundred years ago. The carbon is still there, is too expensive for me to have dated and the ring is on Federal land. I'm absolutely dying to know how old it is. At some point the monsoons and erosion will destroy what's left of it. Regardless, it is a cool find!
Thanks for sharing that. Very interesting. I actually learned two new words from your comment haha: "riparian" and "fire ring". What materials were used in the construction of the fire ring?
Our ancestors were much more in tune with nature than we'll ever be, we tend to look at them as simple people, I imagine they were much more complex than that, they would've been adapted to their surroundings in ways we couldn't do today, we'd probably die quickly where they'd thrive.
Well to be far I’m sure they would die just as quickly in our society as well.
your ancestors were just trying to get by
My name is Matt, im currently an archaeologist, and a college student. Im very interested in your work especially in prehistoric native american populations. I think its a very important topic that is often neglected. If possible I would like to help you with your videos or provide what knowledge I know.
Hi Matt. I’m glad to hear that you are really interested in my work and want to help. I could really use some help in figuring out what topics to cover next. Once I pick a new topic, and I run into issues with finding good images, I would also greatly appreciate it if you allowed me to use any images that you may have regarding the topic in my video. If you’re still interested, email me back at worldchronicles@yahoo.com. It will be easier to communicate
Thank you for not saying megafauna extinctions were caused by human predation. I have been listening to that theory for 40 years knowing full well that it was wrong. Thank you for correcting the misinformation
You are welcome
Hear hear. I agree. It’s a jungle out there. Not until the invention of the chain saw can this theory even be considered
Tru Dat! The academics are stubborn for their own gain unfortunately!
CNN just reported... The extinction of the Megafauna was caused by Donald J Trump !
Just wait...Now woke scientists started to pretend that there is evidence in the Ice sheet in Arctica that the population increase around 1st century AC caused increase in the CO2 emissions...Very likely it's the fault of the people going in America...
Buddy....this is EXCELLENT. I will share it on my page...Hopefully it gets you more views and some subscribers. WELL DONE MY FRIEND
Wow, thank you so much! That is very generous of you. And I’m glad you enjoyed my video!
@@WorldChronicles1 It was awesome man. I am serious....i watched it twice. I know how hard you worked on this and how long it took. GOOD JOB.
Love this type of content. So exciting to have been following this story for 30 years. Every few years it seems we get more pieces added to the puzzle. Just down the road from me in Tappen BC Canada they have discovered a new site. It's absolutely thrilling to drive by every couple days and see them out there working and digging. Can't wait to hear about everything they find
That's a great way to put it that were fallowing a story. I'm 31 and have been interested in this topic my whole life so I guess I'm on the same page as you :)
Im haplogroup A2. My family is from Cuentepec Morelos and Mexico city. I have found family as far north as the southwest, all over Apache and Navajo territory, a few Ute distant relatives from Oklahoma and some Ojibwe distant cousins from Winnipeg Canada and also distant Inupiaq relatives from Barrow Alaska. My result was 94% Native American from central Mexico.
Aren't you glad your ancestors didn't hang around the ice. You could be eating seal blubber.
So what you are saying is that it took man 17 thousand years to build a boat that could cross a distance of 55 miles, when the aborigines made it all the way to Australia? They need to rethink that timeline! They crossed well before the glaciers encroached, and following the coastline, (with fishing as their food source), the glaciers would have been of no consequence. Circa 35000 BCE.
That's a fine theory. Just find a new oldest skeleton. I hope you have some scuba gear.
Also there was something of a land bridge going to Australia too.
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what about the evidenc of people being in mexico 250,000 years ago
Found a ancient site in the middle of North Carolina! No one recognizes the statues and boulders that are carved, the art is so obscure because it’s multifaceted. You gotta train your eye to see it-few people in the 21st-century can… It makes you feel like a crazy person once you can see it but now that it’s out I’m hoping to expose the hidden culture here and in other places so that we can all get in the know about our ancestors in our true history. The site that I found was a clay pit area so I have wooden totems and even found a bow which archaeologist say do does not look like an Native American Bow.
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The discovery of the Kennewick Man skeleton did not happen that way. It was two drunk adults (both under 21) were sneaking into an event. They didn't report the skull until after they left the event. Also the Benton County coroner took little time in realizing that the skull was not of European origin and then called his friend who confirmed everything. From there other archeologist got involved. I worked as a volunteer for the local museum in Kennewick and I had to memorize all of that while working as docent.
I remember Kennewick Man. It was reported that the find was of European origin. That was what seemed to make it newsworthy. European cultural bias like the Otzi remains in Switzerland which appear to be of Anatolian or Turkish racial origins seemed to be used to justify white supremacy and justification for conquest. It’s nice to see humanity is addressing this dangerous bias today. Keep producing content like this.
@@georgekim933 So it's not completely incorrect and let me explain why. The coroner knew it wasn't, because of it's age ,that it wasn't a European settler making it Native American. When Anthropologist looked at it they said it had European features. It doesn't really because Kennewick Man has Siberian origins.
This is some crazy good content basically a combo of everything I’ve been researching in one great place.
Thanks! I’m glad you liked it
It’s nice when you use you maps that show the actual coastline from the time period you’re discussing. Places you could once walk to later needed a boat.
I can say this as a creek Indian. At one time the us was under saltwater. O have found sea shells in the middle of the us. Buried and on top of dry land .
And more stupid lies, maybe you should not have dropped out of school in the 6th grade.
@@TheBardicDruid is another child left behind. Please read a book.
@@dartdom I have read a lot of books in anthropology and archeology classes, which is how I know you're ignorant.
@@TheBardicDruid imagine not knowing that entire western US was once a shallow sea.
@@flacornmallrat I know that, learning paleo-geology is a prerequisite of anthropology and archeology classes.
I have artifacts that I know date back to before 18 000 years ago . Geologists just will not entertain the Idea because they didn't discover it .
Yeah it’s sad how people are so ignorant and will ONLY accept their ideas! Just not right..
Sure you do
This lines up nicely with the 22k year-old footprints they just found in New Mexico. Excellent work.
Thanks! I just looked up what you were talking about. Fascinating stuff! There's just so much we don't know and have yet to potentially discover. I might make a follow up sequel to this documentary some day that includes all the newest discoveries made after the release of this video
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what about the evidence of people being in mexico 250,000 years ago
@@21LAZgoo 🤡🤣🤣
@@njandrews4105 the evidence at heuyatlaco has stayed solid throughout all the tests that were done on it, why you gotta be such a clown about it 😂😂😂
Well made documentaries 👍👍👍
I appreciate the need for such amateur videos but they shouldn't be the only ones that show on my search.
that wind sound at the start made me want to get under the covers in bed. . so I did. Enjoying the delivery on this vid, with the sound effects its kinda like story time which brings back memmmoriessszzzz 💤 😴
I loved the part where you mentioned certain tribes lived in isolation due to rugged terrain. I’m from Oaxaca Mexico and of Zapotec Ancestry. My people still practice their indigenous ways and even speak the language, and part of this reason is due to the geography of Oaxaca. There are a lot of rugged mountains and this isolates villages/towns from civilization. If you look on google maps, Oaxaca is nearly covered in mountains compared to the northern parts of Mexico. Our people started to migrate to the States in the 80s and People mistaken us sometimes for being from the Philippines, Japan, and Hawaii. Lol
I have been searching for such a comprehensive summary .
Hey, great engaging video! Could you share more about the comment at 41:45 with regards to the marks on the skull found across many other remains of the time?
Thanks! I'm sorry but I don't know where to find more information regarding that. I believe I got that bit of information from this Smithsonian Magazine link: www.smithsonianmag.com/history/kennewick-man-finally-freed-share-his-secrets-180952462/?no-ist&no-cache&page=1&page1 . I have more of my sources listed in the video description too
FYI: in building I40 across ARkansas, a mastodon was uncovered, One family member was invited to survey it because he was a "rockhound" before university got to fight over the bones. 1965- or so.
Just a suggestion: ditch the music because it was too loud as was the sound effects.
A "Paradigm shift" indeed. And Thomas Kuhn, who gave us the word "paradigm", wrote that when a shift happens, it all becomes chaotic, while scientists try to put together the new paradigm. In this case, the chaos will likely prevail for decades. It seems so piecemeal and small scale that no great event will ever be found. Just separate groups of nomadics wandering across. Beringia was about 1000 kms across, so, many routes were possible.
now this is a top quality video. i hope your channel grow big man
Thanks!
Glad to see your stuff is blowing up! Keep up the good work
Thanks!
Congratulations you’ll have a million subscribers some day
Interesting bit of information is that some Uralic people and Native Americans shares same creation story of diver bird. This indicates that at least some American natives came from Siberia.
Thanks for sharing that. Very interesting. I may do a video on this
@@WorldChronicles1 No problems =)
Back in 1995 thereabouts, they were excavating for a condominium complex @96th and Allisonville Road here in Indianapolis. They stopped when they found evidence of dwellings buried. Archeologists came and dated it 5000+ years old. The courts decided they had 2 weeks to dig then the condos continued. I've tried to find reference to it online and fell short. I called the State Archeologist, brand new to the job. She investigated herself! Nothing. It was in the Indianapolis Star newspaper for a month, at least, following the court battle.
Thanks for sharing that interesting story, it reminds me of many of the prehistoric human remains I covered in my video in that I had to dig really deep to find any information on them as with the exception of the Kennewick Man they were all very underpublicized. This is pretty sad to me as before researching this topic I had always just assumed that interest in prehistoric Americans would have huge public interest and media attention like most prehistoric remains from Europe or Africa receive. Anyways, do you still have the newspaper clippings of that story? Or if not, maybe you could search at your library for microfilm of those newspaper stories? I would definitely start with what those newspapers said back in the day and see if there’s any other place or person mentioned in the articles that could be a good contact for finding out more about the site.
@@WorldChronicles1 I know right WHERE it is. I helped a friend move in and out (the curse of the Chevy truck). I'll ask the old guys at the fly fishing store there! They were in business back then.
dam, plus theres some evidence of people in mexico 250,000 years ago
@@21LAZgoo Thanks for bringing that to my attention. I might do a video on that topic
@@WorldChronicles1 oh nice. it sucks that even though hueyatlaco is near twice as old and has way better evidence than the cerruti mastodon site, hueyatlaco still isnt nearly as well known as the cerruti site
I found a carving of a Wooly Mammoth in creek in Muskegon County, Michigan
Awesome vid! Keep up the excellent work
Hueyatlaco is an archaeological site in Valsequillo (Puebla, Mexico) where supposed man-made tools were discovered in a geographic stratum that some archaeologists have dated to 250,000 years B.C.
Wow! Thanks so much for sharing that with me. I just finished reading about it and the story of the site is absolutely fascinating. 250,000 years ago is the approximate time frame when anatomically modern humans evolved in Africa, so maybe earlier human species such as Homo Erectus were there. It appears there’s no consensus among scientists over how old the site is though due to its highly anomalous nature. Hopefully they continue studying it and improved dating techniques and technology give us some more conclusive answers in the future
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@@WorldChronicles1 Americas Natives, have been here for millions of yrs, in time, u will know the truth!
Great stuff. I look forward to more!
I hunt for native American artifacts in creeks and farm land I see it as saving them! Otherwise they would be lost forever! They are beautiful and deserve to be shown.
I do feel both ways like should i be picking them all up or should they just remain there. Love hunting and preserving it to its a addiction
@@LibertyPrime6969 🤣 your not smart hey. The tribe or people for that matter dont exist they our prehistoric people
Should just leave the artifacts alone . You would be cursed for life 😈jk 🤣but for real just leave it alone 👍🏾
This is a fascinating and high-quality production. My only complaint is the big booms which are alarming and unnecessary. I really don't need the extra adrenaline in my bloodstream. In spite of that, I subscribed and liked the video
I’m glad you liked my work. And thanks for subscribing. Thanks also for the honest feedback on my sound effects. I’ll be sure to not use the boom sound effect any more for my future videos
I appreciate your response so much! Remember, I am only one guy with my little opinion. If you feel like it's a good change to make, by all means feel free. I look forward to watching more of your videos!
Love the booms or tribal drum beats
Love your stuff! Subbed! But as soon as we say pre Clovis, Clovis becomes a mere link in the chain that came later.
Why, What is the reason that you don't pay attention to Hokkaido, northern island of Japan, where rich ancient 700 Paleolithic sites exist? Yana RHS site was temporary, many say so, not continuously migrated eastward from the place.
I am actually familiar with Hokkaido having sites relating to the Prehistoric Settlement of the Americas, but unfortunately in the interest of making a concise 46 minute video I decided to exclude mentioning Hokkaido. It’s impossible to talk about every single site and theory. However, in the coming months I will be releasing videos that talk about all the other sites that I did not mention along with all the latest discoveries!
Look up the Ra Expeditions (Thor Hyerdahl).
Ancient people were super smart and knew how to manipulate nature far better than we have. They were making the first photo albums out of stone, like this fella who is my profile picture. He’s on a piece of quartzite.
A nod to the movie My Girl 2 ❤ where they filmed the scene of the ring falling in the tar pits
This video was amazing best one so far. Love the visuals and maps. Your explanation and attention to detail is impeccable. Learned a lot. Can’t wait for the next one…
Thanks!
Just OUTSTANDING Work!
Thanks!
Such a wonderful documentary
I found the mud brick making methods in Peru almost exactly the same as those in Northern China, it was very intriguing
Excellent video and historically accurate with scientific evidence to back up your presentation. The NAGPRA legislation of 1990 was an important step in honoring the ancestry of Native Americans but it also has a dark side to it. In a few isolated instances, some unethical native peoples have used the law to claim found remains and artifacts for 'reburial' and then secretly sell them to private collectors on the black market. Money talks, no matter who you are.
Excellent video. Thank you
Two mammoth hunting sites in S.E. Idaho are dated 15,000 years old .
old beringian saying: tides out, table's set.
Really nice work
Excellent! Thank you for sharing.
Younger Dryas was colder and drier as colder and drier is the only way climate actually works. Cold air holds less water vapor, less water vapor leads to less rainfall.
Excellent demonstration. Do you have a video on early European settlers in the Americas?
No I don't. The topic is kind of beyond the scope of my interests, but I am considering maybe doing a video on the prehistoric settlement of Europe by anatomically modern humans.
It's crazy how long time is.
Could you turn down the music?
Has there been any searches for evidence under the water of the veering straight?
Also want to add that I appreciate the lack of ads in this video
Bering Straight
@@michaelfoulkes9502 yes stupid me 😀
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It’s called Bering Strait, not straight. Named after a Dutch explorer.
Nice info thanks for share
Blue Egg laying Chickens have left a D.N.A trail from South East Asia thru too Pictaren island and Easter Island too Peru, This is all thru human interaction and sea travel expansion
Thanks for sharing that! Fascinating stuff. I should make a follow up video including theories like these
Flute music too loud,,,,,
Our Human ancestors must have been very tough. Look at the animals they hunted. Even the animals that hunted them. How the climates they overcame. Much respect!
the ones who left Africa were the adventurous, intelligent ones
Well made video, should have tons more views! keep up the good work looking forward to the next one
Thanks! I’ve already started working on my next video!
Excellent, thank you.
You sir earned a subscriber!
Thank you for not postulating the absurdity that is human overhunting causing the megafauna extinction at the end of the Pleistocene. It’s preposterous for exactly the reasons stated in this video.
@10:11 that would have been an amazing view to see in person
So proud of my heritage.
Native Mayan from Guatemala 🇬🇹
My ancestry DNA results show I am 98% Native American and 2% European
Yeah, I love that picture!
Oldest human settlement in my area of Vancouver Island is 14,000 years.. And correlates with the oral traditions of the Heiltsuk First Nation Origin stories
Very informative however, I would like to add something. A while back, I read about a skull that was found at the edge of a river in Either Washington, or Oregon. Long story short, skull was aged at 9 to 10.000 years old and was caucasian, DNA showed it was from France origin. I havent heard anything about it since. Any info on this... btw, I subscribed.
Interesting topic … Thank You for the content
Shocking that no mention is made of the Topper Site on the Savannah River. Far older than most noted here ???
Very nice video
I think the Hueyatalco site in Mexico is way older than your timeline .200,000 years ago a hominid of some kind was making biracial spear points and hunted mastodon in Puebla Mexico .the dates are prove .tested 5 times all with same results using 5 different methods . It’s being supressed .
I can't focus on the information because the music is too loud
It seems logical that if people came the longer way from Beringia and the Pacific that they would have also come the shorter route across Atlantic both in the North near Nova Scotia as well as from North Africa to South America and the Caribbean. We also know the Southern European people called the Solutreans were present on the Atlantic coast of Georgia before the Bering land bridge path migration.
Why do people insist on the only way is by land when historically people have always been by waterways.
Excellent well done
We humans are incredibly smart. The oceans are teaming with life/food. We, humans from 40,000 ago obviously used/developed boats to fish/hunt/scavenge the teaming seas/shores. Glaciers are not going to stop we/humans with boats. Any evidence of these fishing/scavenging/hunting trips by we/humans have been wiped out, but stop with the glaciers being impassible. That is ludicrous because humans used/built boats and used them over 40,000 years ago: wood, hide, even reed. Heck humans probably built boats 200,000 years ago, because we are incredibly SMART.
Easy to say humans probably built boats 40,000 or 100,000 years ago but science and archeology is based on evidence not thoughts. We have been building boats a long time sure, but were they good boats? Able to cross oceans? Also 100,000 years ago is an insanely long time ago, a huge jump of logic to say we have been making boats for thousands of years surely we must have been making them for 100,000 years
And somehow maze and potatoes, and beans made it from south America to the eastern seaboard. Don’t pin your hopes on Clovis. It was a parallel development like spears and rock slings.
Several advanced ancient civilizations existed before ours. The knowledge that we read on cuneiform tablets and on cylinder seals are the remains of their wisdom. Earth's history has not developed linearly. Ancient books as the Mahabharata from India and the Popol Vuh from the Maya and others tell us that the earth is suffering from a cycle of seven natural disasters. These disasters are causing a huge tidal wave, floods, earthquakes, volcano eruptions and a bombardment of fiery meteors. Some animals become extinct, mankind hardly survives. These disasters create a cycle of civilizations. Four civilizations live a 'short' period of time and are not numerous. One civilization lives much longer and becomes more numerous. This is mentioned "The Golden Age" which last more than 10,000 years. The last longer living civilization vanished 20,000 years ago because of the next recurring, thus predictable, disaster. Near the end of their existence, they were higher developed than our civilization today. To tell us that they existed, they constructed huge monuments like the Great Pyramid in Egypt and other huge constructions around the world. And they constructed survival places mostly high in the mountains. As Machu Picchu in Peru. The only possible cause of such a cycle of disasters can be the ninth planet of our solar system that comes close to the sun and its planets every few thousand years. To learn much more about the cycle of recurring floods, the recreation of civilizations and its timeline, ancient high technology and alien deities, read the eBook: "what I know about Nibiru". You can read it nicely on every computer, tablet or smartphone. Search: know nibiru
ur right! I am Mexican from 2 tribes, I believe, bc of oral history, we r the ppl of the 3rd sun! The earth has been destroyed 2 times before. Thus the underground tunnels and world! Unable to live above, no sun, volcano, earthquakes, floods! The ppl of the 2nd sun learned something. They seemed to have a world culture going on. Mounds, Pyramids, common core believes and languages. They knew it was coming, they buried religious sites in hopes of saving their culture! We really don't know much, the more they dig, the more we contradict ourselves. Archiologists seem to have a problem, to dogmatic, and have an ego problem, they seem to think that no one could be as or more intelligent than them, or our modern man!
@@teresafernandez9849 Dera Teresa, I agree with you completely. The main misunderstanding is that the last civilizations were less developed after one high developed civilization.
Because we all know that there was no ice-bridge connection between western europe and north america??? Especially with a lowered sea level and expanded coastline.
I grew up northeast of the brushy creek area 20-25 miles away and have found bunches of fossil shark teeth in gullys not far from that area I wonder if the shark tooth might not have been found in the area and is a fossil she used as a tool.
are you suggesting freshwater sharks bc. I am guessing those existed....um sharks are fascinating bc they are a member of RAY not a fish....might have evolved from something way different. there are egg pods with growing sharks inside...yet I think they are floating like an amoeba.... some give live birth some might lay eggs. sharks eat their siblings in the womb. its weird and I don't understand any of it. (i would eat my sibling in the womb if that were an option.)
If the shark tooth was used for a purpose it would have wear marks on it. idk if it has a saw tooth or just a sharp point or both. Sharks teeth are coming into their mouth and shedding faster than i shed my undies (don't judge) seriously they lose teeth fast so it wouldn't be hard to find one back in the day if you lived in such an area where sharks were prevalent...anyways a good item to trade bc they are unique and light for travel. it is interesting that burying people with valued items is a bit more recent than the oldest remains found.
Very interesting indeed and well done......except for the curious looking blue "ocean" above Washington State.......it's called Canada, and has many artifacts indeed, in fact it is part of North America.
Canada was under a sheet of ice like Antarctica today. Does not count.
@@Crashed131963 not entirely true oldest human settlement in my area of Vancouver Island is 14,000 years
Biggest take-away for me: Do all of you research on the remains before telling the government or native americans what you found.
What is the source of the very first piece of artwork in the video?
I just found it on Google images. I'm not sure where at the time I found it, but I just did a Google search just now and came up with this: www.flickr.com/photos/guc92/9634803221
The ancestors of native indigenous groups came from much earlier ones,traveling to rich paradise`s ecological ones,weather over time influences body shape appearences.
How is it you haven’t heard of the giant impact 12,800 years ago??? They even found the crater in Greenland. Randall Carlson can help you.
Thanks, that was interesting.
Great video! Many current theories and postulations on the migratory patterns of early humans into the Americas. While I understand and sympathize with Native Americans in wanting to respect the remains of their ancestors, I can't help but wonder as to their interests in remains thousands of years old, which are highly likely not people of their direct ancestry. I look at it as studying the remains of European people from thousands, or even hundreds of years ago were only loosely, or not at all, related to my ancestors.
There are several ancient human fossils of the Americas first inhabitants. The DNA trail, is pretty solid and consistent. Every one always trying to erase us or tell us who we r. Take ur arguments to science and genologists, they disagree with you.
Many inaccuracies, but overall educational for the neophyte.
every time this video transitions to a different location I feel like Slenderman is after me
Its shocking to see that you give no mention of the Topper Site on the Savannah river. Far older than most or the sites noted ??
The problem is that people don't want to admit. There were many groups that came to the Americans over a long period of time.
A few different, at different times came over the land bridge.
Some sailed from Asia to North America.
Some sailed from the Pacific to North and south America.
And some sailed from Asia to south America.
Plus there were some that sailed from Europe to North America.
All these may not of seen other people for generations.
People have been in America for over 50,000 years. But most will not admit it.
Until all that is realize and admitted. We will get no where.
So far there isn’t evidence suggesting a date nearly that old, this would be roughly around the time the second major migration of humans out of Africa occurred.
@@TmanRock9 that's another another mistake.
Thinking that Homo Sapiens were the only humans to come to the Americans.
And that Sapiens are the only ones that crossed the oceans.
Nice job.
New information becomes available every year and what once was fact is now amended to new understandings.
It's great that the law is behind the indigenous peoples, and the enforcement has improved, but how better can the research continue and still abide by the needed respect to the ancestors? Stop and prosecute all pot hunters - teach the disrespectful academics a proper lesson - However, it would be great to see a process where all parties can have a say and yet still allow for professional archaeology to continue so that we can all have a better understanding of our ancestors. And, yes, with respect, when we are talking about thousands of years, they become ALL of our ancestors. We are all in this together.
20:43 When a European Royalty is dug up for diverse kinds of testing, like forensics about Charles XII (where the bullet came from) or so, they are reburied.
It would be a decent thing if museums having done the testing were after that giving the remains back to Native Americans for reburial.
21:04 Ah, the decency has been met in legislation, at least!
Well, would the existence of Australian Aboriginal DNA in South America encourage wise consideration of alternate migration? Gotta tell ya, I don't think those megaliths in South America were made by wandering hunter gatherers. I liked the video, it's a quality production, I'm just incredibly annoyed so many obvious lies being told people (not by you, not accusing you of that). Thank you for your good work.
Thanks, I’m glad you liked my video!
BFD..7 ppl in the Amazon! That DNA is not found in the general Population of México. The Aboriginals of Australia r not from Africa, and u know it! Their DNA is more Mongolian. However the Aboriginals of Australia, identify with Afros, and it's their choice and right to identify with whoever they want. Their choices should be respected. However, the Natives of the Americas, don't identify with Afros, bc we are not Afro! There are ancient fossils, we r classified as a non Afro genetic group, and our choice should also be respected. It is very possible that the Natives of the Americas, also got around. Archiologists have not been kind or fair to the Americas, they certainly have played down it's achievements. The Americas Natives, were as good as others at navigating, in some cases better. We built canoes for speed and exploring. We didn't make them bulky, we weren't colonizers and looters. Most continents explored.
I've long wondered about a potential migration to the southern regions of South America that later migrated and spread northwards in addition to the North American theories. More samples of South American DNA from ancient burials are needed...handled respectfully, of course. So much to learn...
The Aboriginals of Australia r NOT African. Their ancient DNA places them in Asia, Eurasia, Oceana to be exact. The Negritos from the Philippines r also not from Africa. This is a scientific fact. Not surprised that they left DNA in the Americas, they took the same route as all first inhabitants of the Americas. Seems like the features that ppl think r Afro, r not unique to Africa. There are also many whites who are Africans, Elon Musk is one. What drives a lot of ur skin color and hair texture, is where ur ppl lived for centuries. Some people didn't have to evolve dark skin and hair texture for protection from the sun and other elements. The discovery of the Denivosons is very significant. There is no or next to none Denovisan DNA in Africa. Seems there was a migration from Asia. They hit so many continents. Australia, America, New Zealand, Oceana. There is Denivoson DNA in all these Continents. Some carry more than others, but they all carry it in a very convincing pattern, including the Natives of the Americas.
Well.. you mean you don't know that the ancient DNA studies have been completed and verified?! Well.. you don't know that the Aboriginals of Australia r NOT from Africa. Their ancient DNA places them in Asia, Eurasia, Polynesia, Oceana to be exact. They double checked, and it's true, they are originally from Asia, Eurasia. They came with the first wave to the Americas with the other Eurasian ppl. The Negritos from the Philippines r also NOT from Africa, niether r the ppl from Papua New Guinea. We knew about our brothers and sisters of Papua New Guinea, they look to much like some of us and r built like us, especially the women, who are beautiful! Seems like the features that ppl think r unique to Black Africans, Caucasian, Asian, ect r not! It's been known for a long time that diet and environment can dictate ur physical appearance including hair texture and skin color. Probably that way in every continent, same DNA, but looked different depending on where they lived and diet. The "experts" have known this, these "experts" have one job, and it's to lie like m-frs to skew the truth and shove Africa up our ass, to skew history against the Americas and the Natives of the Americas. It's obvious.
How was it determined that Kennewick man was so heavily bearded?
During my research for the video none of the archaeologists mentioned any evidence of Kennewick Man being bearded. I think the choice to make him bearded in the reconstruction was the result of the artist and the archaeologists trying to making him look like an indigenous Ainu. A lot of Ainu in old black and white photos are bearded
Populations were small the Earth was vast yet they chose to move North to the freezing cold from Africa and the Mediterranean ?
Hunter gathers actually require a large range of territory to harvest and hunt it, so human populations needed to spread outwards to new land, over generations
It seems that archeologists in North America are unwilling to accept that there were many migrations to this continent. The Haplo X genetic marker in the tribes around the Great Lakes points to the fact that there was a migration from the Mediterranean area. Yet - this fact is overlooked to support the land bridge only concept. Why is it hard to accept the use of boats in ancient times? I don't get it...😳
Migrated on a rainbow bridge? As a Nors descendant, I find that very interesting.
Life must be pretty difficult back then