Who Exactly is an Australoid/Veddoid?
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- Who exactly is an Australoid? Possibly the most contentious of the classical "races" and one of the more mysterious, with there still being many disagreements on the origins of the Australo-Melanesian/Veddoid peoples who inhabit Oceania, South Asia, Southeast Asia and possibly beyond.
Today we will be discussing the origins and evolution of the people of Southern Eurasia, who are an incredibly diverse and fascinating group of people due to genetic drift, internal migration and intermixing with other people groups. Thanks for watching!
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I'd like a video about the original Indo-European Anatolians. Also a video about the history of the Tibeto-Burman people would be awesome to see.
Seconded!
Or just create a video of the original Indo-European Anatolian-Central Asians.
Yes genius idea
@@preoximerias7366 They are Became Turkiye Cumhuriyeti! 😁😁😁
Brilliant idea.
Soon Masa is going to have to talk about alien life.
TH-cam basically just gave me the middle finger by auto-demonetizing this video and scrubbing it from the recommended feed. Maybe I should build up the Area 51 hype just to mess with em
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@@Masaman it was found in both my recommend and subscription fields, but I do follow you.
@@Masaman I saw you video in recommended field. It may be because I have seen your previous videos and it is stored in my watch history. I didnot subscribe to your channel yet.
@@Masaman when they find the aliens are you going to talk about where they came from?
"Okay everyone, this is specimen X45, a acid-blooded parasite from the planet Xenon. He has a unique culture..."
That was a fascinating video. You keep getting better, like a wine over time. This will definitely need a rewatch. 👏👏👏
This is probably one of the most informative videos on a little known topic Masaman's done in a while - Always a brilliant video.
I hope your material gets into classrooms
There are many mistakes, instead you shoul read scientific studies and other DNA and cranial analyses.
The Sentinelese are so isolated and they want to remain that way compared to their relative tribes. North Sentinel Island is so fascinating. So is Papua New Guinea or New Guinea in general. There are also isolated tribes on New Guinea and they have a cool culture
Well they kinda have to or they'll die of illnesses
Why do I see you in every comment section
The Future Is set Yes but part time
U r kool too
North sentinel is Fascinating ,yes but don't go their ...
I'm really glad your showing people the racial connections that people neglect to see i.e. racial purist. Your work will educate others not to be so quick to judge on outward appearance alone👍
Well the difference in gene pool of south Indians and North Indians is marginal. It's nothing big. So we are the same people when compared to other people and we are all Hindus and we are all Aryans as well as Dravidians. Aryan and Dravidian are synonyms. Its the same people. Hindus.
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My boy done his research!
Thanks bro, keep it up! I love your vids :)
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All Indians/ South Asians are part Australoid. It is one of their core racial components. The degree of Australoid admixture varies along the North-South axis though.
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I am from India and I agree.
The common man on the street of India mostly have Australoid features.
@aditya nawani what are Australoid features?
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Dark skin,Wide nose,Curly or Wavy Hair,thick jaws and abundant facial hair.
@@adityanawani8134 Yes, I can see the Australoid features on your face.
In Thai folklore we have myths about black skinned forest people called "ngo paa" with curly hair.
It's probably from a time when negritos still lived in modern day Thailand
I'm from Papua New Guinean and is a proud Melanesian and you are right New guinea Melanesians are a proud and diverse people
I don't get why people take pride in their origin or genetics.
@@mokujin29 hello it makes them unique
Melanesians have one of the most interesting DNA to scientist
How would someone find out which Melanesian group(s) they may come from?
@@mokujin29 because of white supremacy/colonisation non-white people were made to be ashamed of themselves and are/were considered lessor. The whole studying of race was created to spread the message of white supremacy.
@@safslut01 Could you please elaborate the process through which people of colour were forced to be ashamed ? I think when cultures collide , one always tries to dominate the other & that is what happend in the period of colonisation.
This is very useful, my friend. Thanks and congrats.
Awesome video and Info... Thanks for sharing!!!
Beautiful! I am very glad you got to this topic along with some other ones that we've been discussing for a while. I'll give you a few more ideas, including some of my reiterations, but I am very happy you've covered a lot of different ranges of things. I am running out of suggestions, which is both a good and bad thing lol! I'm not quite sure where you want to go in the future since you've got most of the world down, so clarifying that could help us brainstorm more. Here are some ideas:
1. Maori (now that you discussed the Australian Aboriginals)
2. Culture, Population, and Genetics of Modern Zoroastrians
3. Micronations of the world and the Diaspora populations of micronations (ex. Liechtensteiner Americans)
-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liechtensteiner_Americans
4. (In relation to the one above) Is there really a nationality of the few citizens of The Vatican? Why is San Marino not part of Italy? Even though Monaco is 2 km long, they speak the Monegasque dialect. How did a culture evolve in such a compact place?
-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mon%C3%A9gasque_dialect
-th-cam.com/video/L9RAbVyW840/w-d-xo.html
5. Are the people of the Mani Peninsula of Greece really the modern descendents of the Spartans?
-www.bbc.com/travel/story/20171024-the-people-descended-from-spartans
-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mani_Peninsula
6. Haida Gwaii
-th-cam.com/video/SH7UlBe-JhM/w-d-xo.html
-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haida_Gwaii
7. Iroquois Federation
8. Couto Misto
-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Couto_Misto
9. Western Mediterranean Islands
10. Southeast Pacific/Insular Chile
-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insular_Chile
*One thing about some of the islands in this region is that they once briefly had Polynesian inhabitants. That is one way to do the "what if there were natives?" for some more various regions of the world. One of the best islands to do that with are the Kerguelen Islands:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerguelen_Islands
11. Southwest South Pacific
-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kermadec_Islands
-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auckland_Islands
-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snares_Islands_/_Tini_Heke
-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macquarie_Island
etc.
-Mythological geography of the region:
-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulliver%27s_Travels
-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilliput_and_Blefuscu
***Speaking of mythology, what is your opinion on mythical lands such as Atlantis or ghost islands such as Sandy Island in the South Pacific?
12. Bear Island (Norway)
-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bear_Island_(Norway)
-th-cam.com/video/pVDi5ua_1J4/w-d-xo.html
Love the video Masa!
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EXCELLENT VIDEO. CONGRATULATIONS MR MASAMAN... YOU ARE A GENIUS
I don't think I've ever missed a vid!! Your videos are very educational and eveytime I watch your videos. I Iearn something new!🙏🔥 Your videos are very interesting to me!
Can you do videos on the people in the different states of Mexico? Or just different states or provinces of any countries in the Americas?
No one really ever goes through the genetic differences between people within these countries from state to state. I don't know if there is even information out there for you to go off of, but it'd make for some unique content.
5:30 I'm so glad you picked up on this, I've been wondering what kinda of movement was responsible for bringing the Australian dingo to the country.
I’d love to see an overview of the major ethnic groups of New Guinea!
As a proud Papua New Guinean, I would love that too.
@Raees Zargar no
@@katahi0749 no
Papuans are Negroid Race, whereas Australian Aborigines are Australoid race, Aboriginal and Papuan skull shapes are different.
@Raees Zargar! Australian Aborigines are an Australoid Race.
When I started my deep interest in anthropology, people from this side of the world were always the most confusing to me (I'm Brazilian). To begin with the map, full of islands seemingly without a single island-state; I used to call it all "Indonesia". And the major religion being Islam, something we never hear about. Now I call it the Malay Archipelago, and I see that it does indeed have a history full of diversity and connections, from ethnicities and culture to religion. And, of course, I LOVE IT! Thanks for shedding some more light into it, Masaman.
pumpin these vids out man i love it
Most interesting video in a while! big up!
Shame youtube has demonetized/suppressed this video like it did with my Eastern Eurasian one. Hopefully my appeal will go through.
@@Masaman That's a damn shame man, hope you can get your appeal through.
I've enjoyed your videos thoroughly for like 2 years so I hope you can get some cash and/or job opportunities from this work!
Much respect from Sweden
Always interesting to learn about this subject
So interesting, thanks !
You should touch on the residents of Madagascar. They're like the perfect mix of Southeast Asia and African Blood lines. That's so rare in Africa.. Tell us how this came about too..
Madagascar is definitely one of my favorite nations. I try to mention it whenever I can!
You should! Many African descendants in the Americas also have Austronesian ancestry via Madagascar.
@pokezee king-wolf The slave trade extended to Southeastern Africa (including Madagascar) and I've seen several Caribbean/South American Afro descendants with trace amounts of Austronesian ancestry. Down below is a link that explains it all.
tracingafricanroots.com/maps/southeast-africa/
@mrbig most of slaves taken to americas were from west africa. east africa won't engaged in slavery.
Most of South East Asia blood in Madagascar are descendent of the sailors from Bugis people (Sulawesi)
I like your fascinating content
I am from Austroloid race , and speak Austroasiatic language ..... MUNDA tribe which lives in India 🇮🇳 is from Austroloid race .....our language is Mundari related to Cambodian and Vietnamese
However, Vietnamese people are not Austroloid race, language is not related to race,
We are just East Asians, speaking South Asian languages🙂
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I'm Indo -Aryan from India. Nice to meet you!
@@Explore_everything_90 yes language is realted to race. Vietnam and south east asia in general was inhabited by Australoids then southern Chinese people like Tai kadai came and intermixed mith Australoids. And can say Vietnamese have less Australoid genes. But you can't deny your Australoid ancestors. I know you want to be white or something but truth is truth.
@@ayazahmed9489 The truth is that Vietnamese people do not have Australoid genes, that is true, if we had Australoid genes, we would be black, us migrating does not mean we mix blood, because it could be the genocide for other races,
otherwise, we mix with them, we will be like other tribes in indonesia, people with dark skin, you don't need to exaggeration, the above theory is just a theory empty theory, self-delusion, nothing to prove,
Vietnamese people initially lived in southern China, then migrated to northern Vietnam, and until today, We moved to the southern vietnam, then mixed with Champa and Khmer people, but initially we did not originate there, Genes are mixed, but do not affect much,
Absolutely fascinating. 🐯
Hi Masaman, please do a video on Ancestral South Indians branch of these people, they were the original Indians, and genetics shows them to be distantly related to the Andaman Islanders
I think Masa still has much to talk about. I’m glad he covered this it is on the cutting edge of discovering our ( as a species) true history. I am African American and have Malagasy ancestry. I have researched and found I descend from one of the only three slave ships carrying Malagasy into Virginia. I took a DNA test and all of my matches have what I call the Malagasy motif ( Malay, Thai, southeast Asian, Melanesian, Timor and Fillipino) in their DNA. My biggest discovery was that Malagasy are descended from the Srivijaya Empire of Indonesia. The other discovery while researching was that I have a Tay Sachs trait. I didn’t know at first how I could have it with no ancestry that historically carried Tay Sachs. Then I found out it was a founders trait typical of bottle necking in Island populations. Then I read an article about 30 founding mothers of the Malagasy. Scientists are still debating about whether the Indonesians came over in waves or was there an isolated population? I think there was definitely isolation but I’m not a scientist. And yes Tay Sachs does last for a very long time in people I guess my trait is probably from the Malagasy mothers who settled on Madagascar at least 800 years ago. Masa maybe you can cover the Malagasy transported to the America’s that mixed with the Taino’s / Arawak and Caribs in the Carribean? Maybe help African North Americans realize that not all native Indians were plains Indians. My Malagasy motif has some Native American Asian mix in it too = )
your DNA is South Kalimatan ( banjar Malay) mixed with Bantu = Malagasy , Indonesian mixed with African
@@kireinadesune2607 Thank you!, I'm really looking into it and its nice to know every detail. Funny I was looking for others with Malagasy ancestry and found that Mohamed Ali, and the Wayan's Family ( In Living Color") are all African Americans with Malagasy ancestry = )
@@nj3195 yes I read their have Asian ( Indonesian ) Descent of their DNA
pokezee king-wolf The Malagasy are not West African though. They are from Madagascar which is located at the Southeastern tip of the African continent. The people are a mixture of Bantu African with Austronesian from Indonesia
Hey Azarello, the Srivijaya Empire extended to western Kalamatan. The empire swelled and contracted like many ancient societies when conquest was the norm, unlike modern countries.
The australoids are a good example of how race isn't a clear cut or defined science. These people look very similar to sub Saharan Africans but are actually very genetically distant from them, with white and Asian people being closer related to people in the Congo than Australian Aborigines are. Phenotype=/=genotype and is more of an adaption to the climate than one specific gene. The australoid people never really changed in appearance from black folks because they never moved very far north of the equator, so dark skin and wide noses were beneficial adaptions. However their genes did continue to diverge. Clinal variation exists within mankind based on geographic region but it isn't clear cut and you can definitely categorize people based on physical traits.
Yes but genetics also confirm that our South Asian Ancestors were very different from Caucasians still, The reason they stayed darkskinned was because they never went in to cold climates when migrating from Africa. We always stayed in Hot Tropical climates. I got tested, I have 43% ASI genes, which are Ancestral South Indians, distantly Related to the Andaman Islanders, I am from North India
Wow y'all never hetd of the two brothers out of Africa theory the same but different and it's been proven were your born and live has a lot less to do skin color than thought of before degenerative genetics plays a much larger role in this than explained .other people call it genetic drift
A better word would be genetic degenerative drift
we are just factor of climatic adaptive species. 200,000 years from now, the people of the future would certainly looked different from current people even without mixture. let not forget, clothing is also adding another dimension in human adaptation special people living in hot areas. 2000 years from with continue covering up, dark skin people will change more into lighter skin people. we should all know melanin is control by amunt of sun exposure.
I find only some Australoids that resemble some sub Saharan Africans. There is such a variety among both and there are some overlaps. But there are no sub-Saharans that I can think of that resemble some Australoids.
@@benjaminsmith2287 some dogon to me have there jaw structures but alot to me can pass for nubian Dravid or Etiopian
Great video
Another great video
Massa could you make a video about the Caribe and their groups? they are very curious, I studied them as they are the main natives of my country (tho it isn't required by our educative system anymore, I had a great history teacher) but I would love to know more about them and how they have a great gap in the Amazon and then there are a couple groups south of the amazon jungle isolated from the other ones, also how they did curiously not contact the mayans despite getting so close.
My teacher used to have nicknames for the american native groups, I adopted them, he called the Caribe as the scandinavians of america.
Masam, for the love of GOD. Please make a video regarding the DNA of Ancient Egyptians, and who is their close ancestors
Very interesting explanation.
Love your videos! Can you make some simple videos which show the maps/charts in more detail and explain the most basic and core ideas.
It's a tough thing , humans on Earth have survived many 'bottleneck' cataclysm events . . like the highly improbable sounding (but rooted in 'all' civilisations myths. . unlike aliens etc) switch of Suns as in our old red dwarf Sun Saturn being 'turned off' & flung out into the reaches by current Sol . . human history is very very dynamic (& more recent than reported) & sadly mainstream science is still very hidebound in 'false' presumptions . I'd like to catch up the latest science like I used to , but a lot of modern science is fake news (like black holes & big bangs & inflation & dark matter etc etc) . . but this genetics topic & this channel is still reasonably safe in terms of real science .
7:49 Minor correction, Haplogroup T originates in Western Asia. The Somali sub-clade of Haplogroup T-M70 ( T-Y16897), which has a TMRCA of less than 2,500 ypb, has absolutely nothing to with Australoids and South Asians. The Somali T-Y16879 sub-clade is connected to Afro-Asiatics and could possibly be Semitic in origin seeing that T-Y16897 is also found among Red sea and Gulf Arabs.
Love your work, Mason ! Exceptional depth of information and always very interesting.
Could you possible expand on two topics ?1. The Wallace Weber and Lydekker Lines and Australian Aboriginals... ?
The Wallace and Weber Line would be a fascinating subject for Masaman.They are two Geographical lines located in Eastern Indonesia that basically is a clinal zone between Asian and Australian species and Flora,as well as in my opinion culturally,genetically and linguistically as well.The Wallace line is traditionally east of the central Indonesian island of Sulawesi and includes the Maluku Islands (of which I descend from) as well as Timor Leste and East Nusa Tengarra.East Nusa Tengarra has islands such as Flores and Sumba as well as the well known island of Komodo.
Some cool facts about Wallacea (Eastern Indonesia):It is the only place in the world with the Komodo Dragons.Homo Floriensis was also recently found as a local extinct Archaic Hominid in Flores island.Wallacea is genetically and culturally a mixture of Austronesians and Native Melanesians.The region has both SE Asian traits as well as Oceanic traits,and many species,languages and peculiarities unique to us.
The small islands of Wallacea are also the most linguistically diverse in all of Southeast Asia.The local languages are both Austronesian and Papuan. The local Papuan languages of Wallacea are the most Westernmost languages of their kind geographically.The local native Austronesian languages of Wallacea are even unique, categorized under a distinct sub family called the Central Austronesian languages which are neither Malay nor Oceanic Austronesian languages. The region also has a small sub family of actual Oceanic Austronesian languages in North Halmahera/Northwest Papua.
Thanks. Do one for just Australia and PNG.
Whenever I have Questions Icome to your blog.
can you do a video titled "who exactly is a Masaman subscriber? ". Give the genetic profile, phenotypes, and various genetic markers. Also include how much neanderthal admixture this obscure group has.
"The Masaman subscribers are a fascinating admixture (I love saying the word "admixture") of successive waves of migrations of the PaPewDiePieans who clashed and at some times peacefully traded with the T-Seriezians thousands of milliseconds ago..."
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I would love you to explore the Maluku Islanders, I believe we may actually be the missing link between Melanesia and Polynesian settlement.
The Alifuru people of Maluku have had long ancient ties with their Eastern neighbors in West Papua. They also used the outrigger canoe. We have melanesian features but also some theories say that from the Maluku islands the first Polynesians were born after the Alifuru people mixed with the later influx of Austronesians. This explains why West Melanesians have not participated in Lapita culture but they do have similarities in culture, language and genetics.
The trans-pacific migration theory is an interesting one. There are archaeological sites in Brazil that may be 30,000 years old. Legends of "little people" are widely distibuted in the Americas. These legends also crop up in Hawaii in the form of the Menehune. Finally it is worth noting that skeletons of very small humans have been found in Palau. This, taken together with the genetic evidence, suggests a really interesting story.
Your vids are quality mate
the native people of tierra del fuego share similar abilities to some Australian aboriginals specifically the Tasmanians... they can sleep in a snowdrift without clothes and be fine as result of metabolic adaptions so that is evidence for the pacific hypothesis, can you maybe do a focus episode on cool human adaptions such as the people of the andies resistance to arsenic, and the himalayan red blood cells
Papua fascinates me. They developed agriculture earlier than others, yet even with such advantage, they failed to create a state of their own. Due to geography of the island (being covered in jungle and mountain ranges) they just weren't able to do that. Various tribes were and some still are virtually isolated from each other.
Papua had the potential to be another major civilization, compared to Egypt or Mesopotamia, but it never happened.
Even today the island is rich in minerals and it has a very fertile soil. Yet the country of Papua as well as western part of the island, under control of Indonesia, remain very poor and are one of the most dangerous places in the world.
Tribalism is prevalent in Papua today, largely because the island was colonized just recently and many people lived in tribal societies for centuries even some hundred years ago.
Again, had the history taken a slightly differerent course, things would be better, but alas.
@The Future Is set I mentioned isolationist nature of the island, no?
Honestly, there were even some hunter gatherer tribes in Europe well into the Middle Ages, so...
@The Future Is set Wait, what's your point again? I literally said the same thing in the very first sentance (or two). They fascinate me precisely because they had such a headstart early on and did nothing for thousands of years afterwards.
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What H/G group survived into the middle ages? Do you refer to people displaced from their farm land?
In Anthropology, ethnic groups are not ranked in a hierarchy with H/Gs on the bottom and states on the top. To make such value judgements is considered to be ethnocentric.
@@_robustus_ No, just minor Uralic tribes on the fringes of Europe.
You make me want to be a better person. Yours is the mostest Mr. Wizard.
I'm half Thai half Chinese but the family of my grandfather is form far south of Thailand.
Apparently my great grandfather is form " far away island " and he arrived in south of Thailand with a boat.
He has dark skin complexion almost like African ethics but due to the language he can't communicate much.
Since then I try to learn more about my heritage and my grandfather side.
Thank you for very interesting information 😌👋
I was mistake as half morrocan turkey and half Latino cuz of my skin when I was at Sydney,but in real life,I'm actually malay with blood of banjares and javanese/jawa.
Some of them also thought I was fully Latino and I didn't find it offensive cuz I do love my skin color.
True, Southern Thai peoples are very dark with wide eyes. My grandpa is from Southern Thailand and he looks completely Indian
@@guyp9596 malay not Indian
search up the chola empire, theyare the reason for their dark skin
Proud to be a MOLUCCAN MELANESIAN Australoid !East Indonesia ( Maluku,Nusa Tengarra,Timor Leste,West Papua) in da house REPRESENTIN'!
East "Indonesia" aka WEST MELANESIA!
And as a Moluccan,it's sad to see how misaligned and ignored the region of Wallacea is (East Timor,Maluku,Nusa Tengarra).Our region and Northwest Papua is the forgotten homeland of the Pacific Islanders!Ask any West Papuan Indonesian who they feel closest to,they will tell you Moluccans and Timorese as well as obviously other Papuans!
Every single Moluccan tested by 23andme has also been Haplogroup M or C,major ancient Australoid haplogroups.The genetic research of these islands also prove that not only is there mostly Melanesian Paternal haplogroups,but also Melanesian maternal haplogroups as well,which I have seen in person on Moluccans 23andme results.Now we need to test more of us,as well as West Papuans and Timorese people to see what other haplogroups are common.
Btw Masaman,some languages in Maluku are actually Papuan 🧐
do you know Indo-Pacific languages?
This is amazing! Years ago I saw pictures of the Denisovan people & I immediately saw a resemblance between them & pictures of some Australian Aboriginal People that I saw online; I was told that I was racist for noticing a similarity but you say that Australian Aboriginal People have the highest concentration of Denisovan DNA, 3-6%!
I love your videos but sometimes it’s super tough for non-native English speakers like myself to keep up with the pace of the narration. Would be great if you could slow it down a little :)
Masa, you are fucking awesome man, I've been hooked to your material. Can you tell us about your academic background? How did you get into Anthropology?
Most of his “information” is unscientific. I suggest you read the factual based studies and not amateur videos.
Most Indians are Caucasoid, but there is a clear Mongoloid admixture in some of them. Veddoid is not the same as Australoid.
@HoiNam Superior Southern Chinese Hahaha. Look up Albino Indians. Whether you like it or not Indians are in the same haplogroup as Russians/Eastern Europeans and have a caucasoid skull type. Their ancient language (Sanskrit) was derived from the same thing as Latin and Ancient Greek. The closest language to Sanskrit is a European language (Lithuanian).East Asians regard Indians as just darker-skinned white people and Australian aboriginals as black (along with sub-saharan Africans). This is because the western concept of race (which centers around skin color) isn't polluting their mind. There are both light skinned and dark skinned East Asian people and so they do not see skin color as a factor in race but rather facial features. Ok
If you go to north east part of india you will see alot of people with huge amount of mongoloid admixture in them
Right. This video is misleading
😂😂😂.. Caucasoid??.
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Well the difference in gene pool of south Indians and North Indians is marginal. It's nothing big. So we are the same people when compared to other people and we are all Hindus and we are all Aryans as well as Dravidians. Aryan and Dravidian are synonyms. Its the same people. Hindus.
I'd like you to do a video on indigenous groups of India
Great job! An almost unknown people to most people
India is the most ethnically diverse country in the world. Change my mind..
Nigeria and Indonesia beats them out for that
@@tyronechillifoot5573 Not really, no.
Papua beats India
Here so many foreigners r commenting dear brothers in India dark colour skin peoples r real indians other that means fair skin,brown or pale white indians r came from turkey,persia, israel and arab countries we dark colour peoples r real indians
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That is artificial diversity brought about by colonization!😂😂😂
I think instead of including the Veddoids, which connection with Australoids is disputed, you should have included the Jomon Australoids and Native Australoids in America. (On your map). Keep doing great work Masman.
@R O what he is saying some could have got austroloid cause native Americans have traces of it from the austroloid migrating out of india some went to Mongolia cause Australia was under ice to an Japanese do have jomon mongol ancestors so they can have small traces of austroloid
The modern people of Cambodia, the descendants of the Khmer empire, are a diverse group of people today. In the past, Khmer people were heavily inspired by Indian culture. They absorbed it into their culture and made a remarkable influence on mainland Southeast Asia, primarily on Thai culture and to a lesser extent, Lao culture.
Don’t say Indian culture, it’s Tamil culture… that is true…
@@rameshpandaram786 Ok you are correct. But do Tamil people not really consider themselves to be as part of Indian people and culture, so much as to specify themselves as Tamil before Indian? I’m just curious to know.
Khmer funan by malay champa.... not part of tamil... too farr...
@@checkmate1015Bro I'm Indian from the North and let me say you this, these dark tamilians always think we Aryans came from outside of India and they always say India belongs to them.
@biswaranjanmallick7407Dravidians indigenous people of India
I seem to remember reading about a facial reconstruction of one of the skulls found near Monte Verde, Chile and the finding was that the person looked most similar to a purebred Australian Aboriginal. Also some of the early Spanish colonial missions to Patagonia had reports of black native tribal people in the area in small numbers living alongside other native tribes. I personally tend to think the human migration story in the Americas started in the south with some of the findings lately down there. Also Olmec statues look like Australoid people’s for some reason and the archaeology community still has no idea who they were or where they came from. What’s undeniable is that the Clovis culture and their genetics at some point absolutely did come down from the north and dominate the genetic landscape of the entire Americas prior to the Spanish arrival to the Americas. On a side note I would love to see a video about the small pockets of Peru that seem to have 15% Japanese genetics from an apparent visitation by Japanese sailors who made port off Peru way before Colombus got to the new world. As I recall they found evidence of the anchors used by Japanese ships of a certain historical era right off the coastline of one of those villages as well. And based on the admixture of genetics it would appear those sailors never went back home
@Honest Herbal wow someone I actually agree with on here! I think there was a huge presence of Austroloids particularly in South America. There hasn’t been much artefacts/ human remains found in the North which are Australoid, so I can’t say much on that. Most skeletal remains in the north do resemble a mongoloid population and the Inuit have some Eurasian ancestry due to their Northeast Asian expansion across Central Asia, the Caucuses and Europe. And then they migrated approximately 2,000 years ago from Northeast Asia into the Americas, making them the most closely related to Northeast and some European people.
Thanks bro :)
I like the Aussie Aboriginal cave paintings. I wonder how many more of these ancient murals are yet to be discovered? Faint echoes from the deep past.
The aboriginals themselves said that the 'Bradshaw paintings' in the Kimberly WA . . were painted by foreigners
Masaman Thank you for making this video. As someone of mixed South and Southeast Asian ancestry, it means a lot to me. The one thing however which I feel is not accurate is the map. And I’m saying this based on my own genetic results. I am 45% ASI (the genetic component unique to South Asia) but when it is broken down further, my results come up as 27% South Eurasian which means the rest of ASI is a mix of West and East Eurasian. The map correctly depicts ASI in the case of India, but it is not the correct depiction if it is the ‘Australoid ONLY’ map.
As far my results go, I’m 48% West Eurasian (North Eurasian+Natufian), 27% South Eurasian and 25% East Eurasian. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Wow that is almost the same DNA results of my son whos half Ashkenazi and half Moluccan.Just replace your amount of South Eurasian and East Eurasian and its like his.He often even is constantly mistaken for Indian or Pakistani himself both in America and in Indonesia.
@@marlenalandesman3967 Yes that is very similar to my DNA results...
How did you find out the percent ASI breakdown
South Eurasian are part East Eurasian, sir.
Best channel in TH-cam.
another epic masaman video (:
Omg this was so interesting, because I myself am East Timorese but people could never exactly pin point where it was or racial/ethnicity I was.......very eye opening. Thanks for these videos they are great!!!!
South east Asian and Polynesian are basically Chindians, so weird lol the DNA scientists should have the migrational markers on precision by now but I can't find it yet online..
Lol colonization make your people stupid dig up about your ancestors culture,you are not Portuguese come back to ur root
@@Alex-jd2yx Southeast Asians and Polynesians are more Blasian than Chindians dude...maybe Cambodians or Javanese are "Chindians".Polynesians,Micronesians,Eastern Indonesians like Moluccans,Timorese are Blasians.A mix of Austronesian Mongoloid and Papuan Australoid!
As a Moluccan in America,I too never get the right ethnicity or anything even close.Us Moluccans and you Timorese are a very unique and misunderstood people.We are the only people in Southeast Asia who are mixed with Melanesians,as well as the few Christian's other than the Phillipines.Just those facts alone plus our often ambiguous looks confuse many people,even Indonesians and Pacific Islanders themselves!
Our people are sometimes called "West Melanesians" or even "Wallaceans" and are a unique and Ambigious mix of Southeast Asians,Melanesians,and Polynesians..
Btw OP you really should take a DNA test.They would love to see a Timorese results.I and a handful of other Moluccans have taken some and always get the mix of "Austronesian" and "Melanesian".You Timorese are of very similar stock to us and we have the same ancestors.
Btw do Timorese identify as or are conscious of "Melanesia" the way West Papuans and now many of your Moluccan neighbors are?
So these videos have basically all painted the picture that genetically, South Asia is insane. Western Eurasian, Eastern Eurasian, and now Southern Eurasian admixture across the entire Sub-Continent.
wait, not to much east Eurasian admix in south Asians, maybe like 4-5% average. Most south Asians are mostly a hybrid of two very different populations, South Eurasians (Ancestral South Indians, Similar to Andaman Islanders) and West Eurasian (similar to Middle Easterner and Europeans)
Zohaib Malik Actually many people in India from east of Madhya Pradesh would have Eastern Eurasian admixture. That’s why many Bengalis and Eastern Indians look different from Western Indians, Pakistanis and Sri Lankans.
@Forza Europa Excellent post! There is one more angle, the matrilineal distribution of these groups are very different and patrilineal distribution is different! Matrilineally #2 & #3 is more dense and patrilineally #1 & #2. And this intensifies more as they go down south of India.
Preoximerias Its important to note the fact that the west eurasian people who came to India did not look even remotely like europeans
Why are South Asians classified as Caucasian. Even tho we are only half
Good video massaman thank you for addressing these less known facts. You know what I'm going to say lol. And have been saying since I watched your first video. Negro or afroasian great video.
Good idea
In Sri Lanka we refer to these ancient south asians as Yakshas… was very interesting to hear the link between them and aboriginal Australians
I am from Bihar a state in Eastern India, I think we are mixed of Australoids and Caucasoids.
Bihar and UP are mixed nothing can be said clearly
Do a video about the Montagnards of Vietnam
I belong to the Munda tribe (i.e. Austro-Asiatic speaking tribe). There are various hypothesis and theories around the origin and migration of Austro-Asiatic speakers... The sampling and genotyping method solves this problem to a great extent... But at the same time it also creates confusion... The link to the article 'The Genetic Legacy of Continental Scale Admixture in Indian Austro-Asiatic Speakers' is below:
www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-40399-8
@Mason What are your thoughts on this article?
Austroasiatic populations are Mongoloids. The Munda have much paternal haplogroup O, thus it is suggested that male Mongoloid People mixed with female South Asians Long ago.
I was wondering why the strong Australia sugnal was focussed in a corridor through central Western Australia. Is this related to a other ancient gene mixing from outside the continent or is it modern mixing ?
Mason, you kick ass
I would love to see a video on who the Olmecs may have been. I just watched a video interview with David Childress who believes they may not have been a single race but different groups that came together. I am curious about your take on them.
@KuroiHato69 They were Australoid mainly but they would have later mixed with the arriving Mongoloid population. This is also what ancient Asia(Southeast Asia, Japan, TIbet, parts of India and the Pacific Islands) looked like.
Masaman do you have the percentages of the haplogroups from Africa to the the south pacific and eastern asia? Most interesting?
Finaly, the truth about the origin of Austroloids! Bravo!
Please do one on Adaman Isles.
Shinde et al. 2019 has now proven that Dravidians are a Caucasoid population and form the main ancestor of modern Indians. Indus Valley culture sample has 98% Dravidian (Iranian hunter gatherer) ancestry and is closest to other West Asian groups. The IVC:Dravidian ancestry is the main stock of South Asia. Veddoid is not Australoid. India has no (or only very few) influences from Australoid and only on maternal side.
Dont judge by youtube videos.Read again his report he didn't find r1a1 gene in rakhigarhi skeleton , now he is proving his theory through pot of grains, he is saying that ancient farmers wasn't middle easterns ,they was indians.
@The truth, the only troll here is you. Scientists and academic studies say that. You are an uneducated troll and fanatic. DNA provides clear evidence, also you do not understand the meaning of Caucasoid. And stop writing in BOLD latters, this make you look dump.
@@Kumar-we2bh The paper doesn't claim anything "Australoid" or "Caucasoid"...those names are not even mentioned on the paper. Besides, the same paper (and other papers) claim that the "Andamanese related ancestry" in South Asia does increases after the end of the Harappan civilization. The IVC sample has indeed less than 10% "Andamanese-related ancestry" but most current Indian populations - especially Dravidian-speakers - have a lot more "Andamanese-related ancestry" than in the ancient past.
@@Kumar-we2bh The paper doesn't claim anything "Australoid" or "Caucasoid"...those names are not even mentioned on the paper. Besides, the same paper (and other papers) claim that the "Andamanese related ancestry" in South Asia does increases after the end of the Harappan civilization. The IVC sample has indeed less than 10% "Andamanese-related ancestry" but most current Indian populations - especially Dravidian-speakers - have a lot more "Andamanese-related ancestry" than in the ancient past.
@The Truth why do they want the kashmiris an dravids who are austroloids to be caucasian Europeans I was a Muslim an I knew your blood line pretty well of yous came about very similar to Arabs
Vast Majority of ASEAN/Southeast Asia Now mainly was Mongoloid descendants..except Some Native Papuan and nearby Islands also
Most Austronesian has small amounts of Austroloids
@@jennypai1776 Yess, but only in very very small Amount, they are very similar to Let say Southern Chinese
@@sanarroyos5501 well not the Micronesian, polynesian, and east Indonesian, they can have as much as 40% melanesian admixture.
Masaman It is known that Polynesian people reached South America long time ago. People from Coast of Ecuador and North of Peru share the use of rafters. Also Indigenous people from rain forest in some way are blood related to Micronesian people. The Incas travelled to the Polynesia. They share a common god ( apu Qun tiqsi wiraqutra -- con tici ) also spelled Kon tiki . Mellanesian people play the panflutes, Incas do too. Sweet potatoe are from America originally, sleeping on hammocks, cooking in ground, chicken.
And someone even tested if its possible to swim from those regions to south america on draft. He did it but im not sure.
Dravidians created the Indus-Valley culture, they are a Caucasoid population. They can be linked to the Elamites of Iran and Iraq. See Elamo-Dravidian. They have no ancestral connections to Aboriginal Australians or other Oceanic populations. Only some Tamil traders and seafarers arrived on the northwest coast of Australia and mixed with some locals. Thus some Abos have up to 11% South Asian DNA. Tamils or Dravidians are not related to them and do not have a common origin with the Oceanic people. Dravidians are Caucasoid and one of the oldest cultures. Their main paternal haplogroup is H. H1 is found in South Asia and parts of Iran and H2 was found in some ancient Europeans in the Balkan and Italy.
Polynesians had to have came to South America because A few tribes had chickens when the Spaniards arrived and they were a distinct type of chicken called Aracuana nowadays. They have no tail and lay only blue eggs. No other people in the Americas had chickens so they didn't come across the Bering land bridge.
Hey, Masaman, I did the National Geographic’s Genographic Project DNA test and currently my results have me at 2.8% Neanderthal and 3.0%, so my questions is do geneticists find these hominid genes in mtdna or Y chromosomal dna?
A thicket of heavily researched facts and factoids, while excellent for a scholarly review , howver, makes it hard to negotiate through to absorb its holistic content; would help greatly if at the end a summary is told
What are the origins of Dravidians/Tamils?
Dravidians and tamilians are two different thing...now both aryan and Dravidian genes are very little in india ... vedoid and austroloid groups have multiplied in number...
The Australian Aborigines ancestor were tamils who arrived there thousands of years ago with big Ships
(Tamil indians)
When will you grow up.. Thambi???
good point 👉
Remember pre-ice age people’s had more land mass as the ocean levels were 300 to 400 feet lower.
can u make a video regarding our latest archeological site. Sungai Batu , Iron factory that is older than Rome
Damn the comment section reminds how topics like this really bring out the worst types of people yikes
You should do a video on the genetic origins of the British and Irish
In the itinerary of videos I have lined up I'm going to be discussing genetics of the British (and Irish) Isles A LOT. Didn't intend to, but it just turned out that way.
Masaman Thank you. It’ll be interesting since there has been a lot of invasions and migrations to the British Isles!
Great video and this will be very educational for most folks. Bit of a nitpick here, but I'm confused about your statement earlier in the video where you say the Veddoid group inherits from the Vedic people of ancient India.
Aside from the (relatively) similar sounding names, Veddoid race has nothing to do with the Vedic people. Veddoids are indigenous to South Asia and predate the arrival of Indo-Aryan and even the Dravidians. The Vedic people were the Indo-Aryans who migrated to India much, much later than the Veddoid race.
I am from the region and this race my tribe is the HO tribe which means the tribe of the Human's. There is some serious anthropology involved in this channel. Love to all human beings.
The Dravidians are generally considerd as Caucasoids. There is, according to genetic and anthropologic studies, no Australoid ancestry in India or Sri Lanka. South Asia is the likely homeland of the proto-Caucasoids.
They do exist. There is no Australoid admixture in India. Read the DNA and anthropologic studies. Europeans are not a mix of Mongoloids and Middle Easterners.
Wow, do you even believe the shit you write? Ancient chinese and middle easterners? Whats next? Africans are alien super race? Gfys
I haven't heard much about the australoids this should be interesting
Now you have
I am AUSTROLID
Because it’s an outdated term. There is no such thing as “race”
Please tell more about Jibbali people of Jabal Qara in Oman, and Vedda people of Sri Lanka, and how they compare.
Massaman please make a video on the languages of the world and how we can keep them from extinction.
make a sexy time
Please make videos about this
Are Japaneses related to Austronesians?
Are Dravidians related to Koreans?
Cham peoples, are Chams related to Acehneses?
Visayans, the descendants of Srivijayans in the Phillipines
Visayans are not descendants of Indonesians
Jomon
in japan island relate with Austronesian but not yayoi people
Still waiting vid about Georgians and Haplogroup G
Yes we need a video on Haplogroup G.
Southeast Asia and the south is a very complicated mystery that deserves further scrutiny. Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, they have a separate ancestor, thus creating a separate culture that is different but related
Make a video about Racial Division of Humanity. Like how many races are there in the world after the new genetic information we have. How is it different from the earlier division of anthropologists?