According to our ancient families in Papua New Guinea. All Papua new Guineans common ancestors are the aborigines and original people of the Philippines and its 7000 plus islands. This information is taught in the education system of Papua New Guinea even the President of the Philippines 🇵🇭 knows this history. When he visited PNG a few years ago he loved it that much that he said in his speech he will be retiring in PNG. GOODNIGHT MY PHILIPPINES BROTHERS FROM THE ORIGINAL PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES
Philippine Negritos Descendants are Papua new Guineans. We inhabited Philippines 75 000 to 50 000 years ago. That is in the Papua new Guinea Curriculum.
This was an extremely interesting and informative video! I’m interested in history, geography, anthropology and their impact on genealogy. Specifically, the historical origins and geographic migration of peoples and how their genetic admixture results in the introduction of new genetic lineages. I’ll be checking out some of your other videos post haste. Cheers from Canada! 😊🇨🇦🇮🇹
I am amased by the mass amounts of history of the Filipino people's dating to 70.000 years ago. While I do not hold any heritage or wield any friendships in the area, the vast landmass and cultures appear inviting for an unforgettable Tropical getaway. With four major groups of people in the culture, I'll keep my eyes, ears, and tongue open for a tasteful! experience.
@@frisco9568 How do Filipinos feel about Chanel Uzi, I've had literal dreams with her....For all intents and purposes, together, Chanel and I may be a great match for a potential partnership, just saying 🤍
5:35 1.Northern Negritos ✨ 2. Southern Negritos ✨ 50,000 years ago 3. Ancestral Manobo ✨ 12,000 years ago 4. Ancestral Sama ✨ 12,000 to 8,000 years ago 5. Ancestral Cordillerans ✨ 10,000 to 7,000 years ago Maraming salamat po dito, Sir! Marami po kaming natutunan. ✨🤓
that's because these maps dividing land masses into countries are just made up. People just moved from land to land. The Philippine islands are no different from every other island around them
More should be told about the original inhabitants. I'm African American and married a filipina. We go to the Philippines every year. I never see aeta or negritos filipinos on tv as leading actors or news anchors or on billboards. But you do see skin whitening products everywhere.
@@scottford6055 They don't become actors/anchors because they are black and uneducated. Browns and mestizos are educated and get those roles. Blacks are in the mountains. Go to the mountains to see them in person. They love the boondocks. Browns, not the blacks, use skin whitening; blacks have no desire to be white.
I love this. This is the most detailed, comprehensive theories & breakdown I have heard so far. I wish one day it’s possible to determine through DNA the group of migration your ancestors belong to 😃
Sir, your videos are very well done. I’m a new subscriber, a PhD, and passionate about the Philippines as my asawa was born in Luzon. These migratory theories certainly explain why there are such stark variations in skin color among Philippinos. I really enjoyed this presentation. Thank you!
Interesting as someone who lives in Philippines now. Thanks for the history lesson. I personally think it's Austronesian migration , but ofcourse we all come from Africa.
I like how the visuals match the audio, as opposed to just staring at a still picture listening to audio. Plus the topics about Philippines often not discussed (properly) in classrooms. I hope your channel will go far!
Very good synopsis of the ethnological migration patterns of the South East Asians and as a member of the Polynesian race the Austronesian ethnological connection with the modern day Tagalog Philippino people is very plausible. Well done.
Black, Spanish, Chinese heritage with strong American influence. That’s why we relate to so many on so many levels. We still remain one thing: Filipino❤️🇵🇭
Good knowledge about our human past should help many of us not become racist to others. Unfortunately, the controllers (earlier people who happened to be much brighter heads than most of us) have fooled us in many things (don't ask me for example). Imo.
That same study also mentions a Papuan migration to Mindanao. It seems that Mindanao was (and still is) the most melting pot part of the Philippines. It was inhabited by Negritos, the ancestors of the Manobo, Austroasiatic-like people (ancestors of the Sama), and Austronesians (or Cordillerans) in the ancient times. Today, it is where Islam really took root and today a major religion and strangely enough, the place where a Spanish creole language thrived the most even though Mindanao wasn't completely conquered by the Spanish.
The boundary between Muslims and Animists run through the future Manila when the Spanish arrived. The Muslims were driven further and further South leaving the more primitive Animists in scrublands not suitable to agriculture. 😃😃😃😃😃
Igorot are from the tribes of tibetan the one of the ancestors of Chinese. In Mindanao is from the tribes of sumaria. When the ancestors arrived in the land of Philippines they are in different tribes now. Take a look the culture and food Mindanao shares almost the same especially the kinilaw. Mindanao became Moro from the arrival of sultan when the war broke during the ottoman empire. That's the reason when there is war between kastila and Filipinos there's no back from Spain as their land is at war also by the ottoman empire and there are more empires came in their land. My great grandparents said that some Filipinos are the one will follow the steps of the appostles of Jesus when the mark of Cain will be implemented.
WOW!! Thank you for putting this together! Extremely interested and a great breakdown. I'm always on the lookout for information about the first people of the Philippines. I'd love to know more.
thanks for the info ❤️👍 Ngayon alam kona kaya pala parang mag kaka pareho nang kasuotan ang mga NAGA sa India mga Igorot sa Cordillera at mga katutubong taiwanese ay grupo ito ng mga lumang tao na nag hiwalay hiwalay lang ng pinuntahan
This is the best explanation of Philippine ethnic history I've ever watched. I hope this study will also be included in our basic curriculum. But there's this question that's been lingering in my mind: Is Negritos that you mention the same species of Homo luzonesis?
Those are 2 different homo species. Negritos are homosapiens. They probably intermixed with homoluzonesis. My 4 ft tall aunt is from Luzon. She look like she’s got some homoluzonesis genes.
"But there's this question that's been lingering in my mind: Is Negritos that you mention the same species of Homo luzonesis?" -No. They are Homo Luzonensis and Negritos are Homo Sapiens like us. Two different species.
It is a great short presentation of the theory of the first people that inhabited the Philippine peninsula. Note that the diverse people and many islands were not yet formed into one nation. However, who can tell the truth how the diversity of ethnic people of the Philippines originated? The narrative that all the people originated from Africa is a speculation. As in ancient times, our life and the world is full of mysteries, but at times we amuse ourselves with stories. A bit of contribution to mythology... Multiple Gods or gods make more stable and happy supreme divine beings than a single God or god alone. Multiple Gods or gods acknowledge themselves as divine beings more than one, and there are no feelings of insecurity and jealousy. From history, we should note that the Israelites before becoming monotheists were previously polytheists. For those who like myths we may speculate one. The word creator when referred to the universe is a human defined concept. Many people also attrubute this creator to God which is also defined by humans. No actual manifestation or substantial proof have yet been found of God or gods. However, let us dive a bit into speculation of how religious beliefs may have been formed. Let us speculate a hypothesis of how certain civilizations prefer polytheistic religions over monotheistic religions. “What is the advantage of having many gods over a single god?” Fundamentally, having many gods increases the chances of survival of the first humans and other living things. Supposing a god is not eternal and is not the creator of living things, but a planter of living things, woudn’t it make more sense to have more gods than a single god put the first living things on earth and let these living things survive and thrive? How Life and Diversity of Humans Started Since each god had not brought exactly the same type of essence of life (or seeds as analogy) then some diversity in physical features and culture would have been expected. Thus, we have dark skin humans, brown skin humans, short humans, tall humans, black hair humans, blond hair humans, etc. The narrated myth suitably addresses some concerns about why diversities exist in the physical traits and religions of human beings.
We have that story in the Philippines that we kids amused...God was so lonely that He molded a clay and created a Man. The first man he made was raw, pale. Then he molded another clay put it in the grill but he overcooked it and became black. Learning from all these the last clay He molded and created a Man not too raw and not too dark and came out a Brown Man. 👨 Not to offend but all colors can be found in these islands due to these years of migrations.
In my country, we called the first human manu. After the great flood, manu landed on my island. He married a girl called sheeta whom survived the flood. She claimed she came from a country with high mountains and snowy peaks. Later more people who survived the flood brought their culture and story. Each coming from different lands. An old man called Nuwaah came in a big boat with some goats, chicken, ducks and cows. A couple came from a land they saw broken to many lands told the chief they were the bamboo people. the first people who came from bamboo.
@@MySmallWorld. The middle eastern people stole our story and made fake claims that God ordered one person to build a big boat. In our story we talked about people coming from different parts of the world. Manu is similar to the Manu in Hindu Great Flood myth. In my country we called humans Manusa, the same with Sanskrit. And in English humans are also called Man.
@@kaygee7848What is your country? FYI, a great flood will be coming again soon if the suspicious observers channel is correct. They say the earth has cataclysm every 12k or so.
DNA is also a great tool in determining what your dominant heritage is and therefore what wave your ancestors came to the Philippines. In my case mostly Austronesian.
I expect most modern Filipinos are Austronesian decent. It's pretty easy to tell from the dominant Filipino features of being brown, dark hair, and short nose.
@@ch3ckm8 yes, modern filipinos are austronesian. There are many filipinos who have natural light skin, and also there are many filipinos who don't have short nose. There are also many modern filipinos nowadays that are mixed with other ethnicity because of intermarriages.
@@ch3ckm8you clearly not understand, pure Austronesian is very north East asian derived people, they have slanted eyes and light skin like Igorots and natives taiwanese... Lowland Filipinos is only an admixture of austronesian+ancestral manobo+ negrito that created the typical brown, to light brown and rounder eyes of Filipinos lowlands
The bird carrying the first people sound just like the creation myth of some Native American tribes. It also sounds similar to Norse mythology after Ragnarok. I'm sure there is a connection there (not necessarily the people just the beliefs/creation story via word of mouth)
Its same in Indonesia. 1. First migration are Melanesia : Papua 2. Second migration are austroasiatic : Javanese Sundanese balinese 3. Third migration are austronesian : Toraja in celebes Dayak in Kalimantan Batak in Sumatra. - mollucas are mix Melanesian x austroasiatic - malays, bugisnese, banjarnese etc are mix austroasiatic x austronesian 4. Indian people 5. Han people 6. Arab people 7. Europe people.
INDO Dayak = PH Igorot = TW Formosa(Penduduk asli Taiwan) Orang Melayu/Jawa/Sunda /Bali /Dayak/Toraja/Batak = Orang Austronesia = Rumpun bahasa Austronesia Bahasa Formosa vs Bahasa Melayu(Indonesia） th-cam.com/video/VsIE_Ri3wxs/w-d-xo.html
@@dore3faso6sido Like most Indonesian ethnic groups, including the Sundanese of West Java, the Javanese are of Austronesian origins whose ancestors are thought to have originated in Taiwan, and migrated through the Philippines to reach Java between 1,500BC and 1,000BC
I’ve only ever met Filipinos who are vaguely aware of the negritos in Asia. Other Asians deny the fact. I think the name negrito was also coined by a white Jewish man. They were called Ati people in the Philippines. Maniq people in Thailand, Semang people in Malaysia, Jomon people in Japan. All with Afro hair. And all this migration, maybe we’re meant to migrate like that. Instead today we all mostly dwell in one place, and the only “migration” that’s happening is more mongrelisation.
we migrate because we started with war culture these without it stayed in Africa now we are adapted to new climates you love wars so much or people living in peace in own ancestral borders?
Interesting history. I wonder, do all Filipinos consider all Filipinos as indigenous people of the Philippines or just some groups? I live in the United States of America and although I’m not Filipino ancestry, a few of my cousins are mixed with Filipino ancestry. We live in southern Louisiana and the Filipino ancestry my cousins are mixed with is derived from the oldest Filipino settlement in the USA called St. Malo in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana (founded in the 1760’s when Louisiana was a colony of Spain and filipinos aboard spanish galleon ships arrived in Louisiana before the creation of the USA.)
Technically, the vast majority speak Indigenous tongues. And the whole country was under former U.S. borders. Which means they're all or mostly entirely culturally Indigenous, who were formerly under American borders. So even if they have different clans among them which are more or less of an Indigenous heritage than the other, culturally, they almost all speak Indigenous tongues, and the whole region was under American borders. So in regards to their relationship to Americans, they're all Indigenous. Much like how the Diné have many clans of different origins. Some have more Indigenous blood than the other but they were all culturally Indigenous.
It's the same as today. People migrate to Europe by boats from Africa, the Middle East, central Asia. Europe to America, North America to South America, South America to North America. People migrate due to various reasons. Famine, Wars, Economy, Jobs as for our very first migrants the Aetas they end up in Philippine islands to hunt. I still saw them gather in groups hunting for some wild deer and pigs in the 70's. They don't stay in one place. The more reason that these other migrants took over their land and if you have a corrupted lawyer or ninong in politics they just point the land then make a fake map and name it to yourself. The Philippines has now a law to protect these Indigenous people and gave them their rightful ownership of some of these communities.
Ok I got a little confused when you said that the manobos came from Sundaland who were originally the Basal East Asians , but at the same time the Basal East Asians again spread downwards and became the ancestral Austroasiatic ? which then migrated to mindanao and became the ancestral sama ( sama Davao and Dilaw) ? So which one is it ? 🤷♂️
Excellent content. My personal hypothesis was the Astronesians came looking for land to clear for ricefields. You gave me a different perspective. Thank you. "Basal" is from the word "base" and it is not pronounced the way you say it.
That's actually a very good question! We often forget that some of these lands "might" have been occupied by people or human-like species, native to the land. The first wave or so called "negritos" may have encountered and either inter-mingled with them or had conflicts with them and waged violence against them.
You're right. It is possible because when the Negritoes migrated to Northern Luzon from Indonesia via Palawan and Mindoro 50k years ago, they encountered "few" people there (Larena, et als). The 2021 Genetic Study by Maximillian Larena, et als, is the latest study so far and is accepted by most linguists and researchers today, although some do not agree. I think, this video, as narrated by Phet Production, is based on Larena's, et als, 2021 Genetic Study.
All in this video are true as I remembered my tribe as a Manobi and tasadat. Then mix with blood of Chinese and Spanish as my great great grandparents are traders
didn't the Negritos migrated to the Western Visayas? it seemed closer than going up to Luzon with landbridge map featured. And the Ati or Aetas is considered the aborigines of the land of Panay
@@ryveralexander8511the small blacks migrated out of prehistoric Africa 50,000 ago so you did not fully listen to what he said in regard to the small Negros?
History Teacher told us also that Mindanao used to belong to Negritos until the Spaniards came along, they made a deal with the Moro saying that if they kicked out all of the Spaniards in Mindanao they can have the whole Mindanao. The Moros agree
This study is amazing...But there are still lots of work to be done, lots of missing link. A joint study of Indonesia-Thailand-Philippines-Taiwan-Australia can give a better picture of the whole migration theory.
Any theory that relies on "waves" is doomed to failure... Human migration is far more complex than such a simple model. Yes there will periods of population surges and heightened rates of migration, but the flow of populations both into and out of any region is a continuous process with constant mixing... Ironically entropic dispersion models from physics do a much better job modeling actual human migration patterns.
And how would they determine "waves" anyway. They have to prove that something had motivated each particular migration "wave" in order to confirm that it's a "wave." It such a copout theory, maybe just lazy wording.
Writing? Baybayin is the most famous one and etc, each region of Philippines have different writing systems so making one as a national writing system of the Philippines make some groups inrages
The timeline of the "Cordillerans" doesn't match the genetic or archeological evidence. The land bridge between Taiwan and China was separated around 10,000 years ago at the beginning of the Holocene. Austronesian expansion didn't begin until till 6,000 years ago at the earliest, and most would say the initial out of Taiwan wave happened between 5,000 to 4,000 years ago. Based on linguistic evidence, Laurent Sagart suggests The very first out of Taiwan wave actually was towards the west, back to Asia mainland, and became the ancestors of the Kra-Dai speaking peoples, before subsequent waves moved south into present day Philippines. Sagart's linguistic evidence is based on the fact that innovations that took place in Taiwan, such as replacing the original word for 5 *RaCep with the word for hand lima, and the fossilization of *RaCep in numbers such as 7 *RaCepituSa (5+2) > pitu, 8 *RaCepat(e)lu (5+3) > walu, and 9 *RaCepiSepat (5+4) > siwa, as well as replacing 10 with *sa-puluq (one, set aside), can be observed in all Austronesian related languages outside of Taiwan, at least historically. With in Taiwan, several languages kept snapshots of the progression of these innovations. Languages like the Saisiyat and Kaxabu kept *RaCep, as haseb and xasep, and didn't share any of the other innovations in numerals, instead going with things like xasepbidusa (*RaCepituSa) for 7. Thao-Atayalic languages only replaced 5, which Sagart dubbed Limaish. Subsequent innovations progression can be seen in Pituish such as Paiwan replacing 7 with pitu, Walu-Siwaish such as Bunun and Rukai-Tsouic replacing 8 and 9, Puluqish such as Pangcah and Pinuyumayan replacing 10, and Southern Austronesian with additional lexical innovations such as *baqbaq ‘mouth’, *qa-sáuŋ ‘canine tooth’, *qi(d)zúR ‘saliva’, *píntu ‘door’, *-ŋel ‘deaf’, and so on. Both Kra-Dai and Malayo-Polynesian descended from the Southern Austronesian branch between 6,000 to 4,000 years ago. In many Indigenous Taiwanese legends, the first man and woman were also created from a bamboo, such as the Pangcah (Amis) legend of sea goddess Donge creating the first man and woman by injecting life into a bamboo and a rock, as well as legends of the Pinuyumayan, Paiwan and Tao peoples.
@@lyd4712 Prof. Sagart is a prominent historical linguist who is well known in the fields of Proto-Austronesian and Old Chinese. Search for Sagart, Kra-Dai, and Austronesian on TH-cam, there is a presentation video he gave on the subject.
The Spanish conquest of the Philippines began in 1565 with an expedition (consisting mostly of Mexican troops) led by Miguel Lopez de Legazpi that landed in Cebu and ending in 1570 with the conquest of the Kingdom of Maynila by Martin de Goiti, who was followed by Legazpi with a larger fleet and a majority visayan force.
And continued until 1898, so the effects of Spanish/Mexican rule for over three hundred years on today's culture is huge. The Manila - Acapulco trade route (in the 1500's, before the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock) brought major cultural change to both the Philippines, and to the Acapulco area of Mexico, where Philippine workers migrated. Fascinating history, not taught to American school children..... sadly.
I recently took an Ancestry genetics test and was surprised that it did not detect any genetics similar to Indonesians, Chinese, Polynesians, or even Iberian. My mom is from Mindanao and my dad from northern Luzon. I was expecting more genetic diversity in my DNA. It just said I was 100% Pilipino. I think it had more to do with the limitations of that test.
This guy is off at first all the tribes in those islands were black in ancient times. The ice started melt and the caucasians even the pale skin oriental started migrating south because they were following their food source. So thats why at that time half or majority interbreed and some groups resisted admixture
This is already an established fact. The Austronesians from the Philippines interbred with the Micronesians & Melanesians before they settled Oceana and Polynesia.
@@mountainrock7682 Micronesians descend from the same migration as Polynesians, ancient Austronesian mixed with Melanesians in the Bismarck Archipelago prior to settling Micronesia and Polynesia
According to our ancient families in Papua New Guinea. All Papua new Guineans common ancestors are the aborigines and original people of the Philippines and its 7000 plus islands. This information is taught in the education system of Papua New Guinea even the President of the Philippines 🇵🇭 knows this history. When he visited PNG a few years ago he loved it that much that he said in his speech he will be retiring in PNG. GOODNIGHT MY PHILIPPINES BROTHERS FROM THE ORIGINAL PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES
Philippine Negritos Descendants are Papua new Guineans. We inhabited Philippines 75 000 to 50 000 years ago. That is in the Papua new Guinea Curriculum.
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That make sense, welcome to our hood brother.
No jou all kanak
i will accept that theory rather than out of africa theory
@@apriltongcua1776 Regardless of what you "accept", all migration of modern humans came out of Africa.
This was an extremely interesting and informative video! I’m interested in history, geography, anthropology and their impact on genealogy. Specifically, the historical origins and geographic migration of peoples and how their genetic admixture results in the introduction of new genetic lineages. I’ll be checking out some of your other videos post haste. Cheers from Canada! 😊🇨🇦🇮🇹
I am amased by the mass amounts of history of the Filipino people's dating to 70.000 years ago. While I do not hold any heritage or wield any friendships in the area, the vast landmass and cultures appear inviting for an unforgettable Tropical getaway. With four major groups of people in the culture, I'll keep my eyes, ears, and tongue open for a tasteful! experience.
The 70,000 years are towards Filipinos but towards the individuals who migrated east towards the Philippines
@@frisco9568 How do Filipinos feel about Chanel Uzi, I've had literal dreams with her....For all intents and purposes, together, Chanel and I may be a great match for a potential partnership, just saying 🤍
5:35
1.Northern Negritos ✨
2. Southern Negritos ✨
50,000 years ago
3. Ancestral Manobo ✨
12,000 years ago
4. Ancestral Sama ✨
12,000 to 8,000 years ago
5. Ancestral Cordillerans ✨
10,000 to 7,000 years ago
Maraming salamat po dito, Sir!
Marami po kaming natutunan. ✨🤓
Then they all get wiped out by European colonization in a few hundred years. 😐😐😐😐😐😐
nope denisovan ang nauna sa mga yan at nag migrate lng mga negro sa pinas from africa.
Igorots 70,000 years ago via Homo luzonensis before Negrito
According to muslims that they were the ancestor of Filipinos
Were black period
Very interesting stuff, learning about your culture...
Looks like Philippines was a transitional area where people come and go for many generations
FYI there's a new wave of migration...The Korean migration. For various reasons, to swim in the beach or to escape from Kim Jung Un.😂
@@suskagusip1036 I'm all for it. Adds to the greatness of the Philippine fried chicken
that's because these maps dividing land masses into countries are just made up. People just moved from land to land. The Philippine islands are no different from every other island around them
Like the lgbtq transition?
This channel deserves more, it explained the topic well. Thank you for helping me in my essay ❤️
The guy's maybe months of research time can now be done in few seconds by ChatGpt. Amazing.
even faster if you copy paste your friend essay.
Thank you so much this video.. I'm Proud being indigenous people.. And belong the ati tribe.. Or Negritos in negros occidental
You don’t look Negrito. Be proud of who you are. Everyone is indigenous after 4-5 generations.
@@icelugedoctorwhere is this information from 😂😂
More should be told about the original inhabitants. I'm African American and married a filipina. We go to the Philippines every year. I never see aeta or negritos filipinos on tv as leading actors or news anchors or on billboards. But you do see skin whitening products everywhere.
@@jefif From Maximillian Larena, et als (2021 Genetic Study).
@@scottford6055 They don't become actors/anchors because they are black and uneducated. Browns and mestizos are educated and get those roles. Blacks are in the mountains. Go to the mountains to see them in person. They love the boondocks. Browns, not the blacks, use skin whitening; blacks have no desire to be white.
I love this. This is the most detailed, comprehensive theories & breakdown I have heard so far. I wish one day it’s possible to determine through DNA the group of migration your ancestors belong to 😃
It's actually available for around $100. You can test yours and find out your haplogroup
Wow. Very good research. Keep it up Japhet!
Sir, your videos are very well done. I’m a new subscriber, a PhD, and passionate about the Philippines as my asawa was born in Luzon. These migratory theories certainly explain why there are such stark variations in skin color among Philippinos. I really enjoyed this presentation. Thank you!
the agliphinay wants walking atm....
Majority is brown. If you see a black in an urban place, most probably he is half African American.
This is some top tier historical channel. Keep it up man!
Interesting as someone who lives in Philippines now. Thanks for the history lesson. I personally think it's Austronesian migration , but ofcourse we all come from Africa.
Some say y'all were once part of the Indian civilization.
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Majapahit vs Sri Vijayan Empires. Sri Vijayan must have won cuz they named that middle islands the Visayas.
I thought we all came from Iraq.
In 1200-1300 cebu was a top trade city… If Aboriginals were in Australia 60,000+ years ago from East Africa…likely same in India and Asia.
I like how the visuals match the audio, as opposed to just staring at a still picture listening to audio. Plus the topics about Philippines often not discussed (properly) in classrooms. I hope your channel will go far!
I'm from Luzon Angeles City we learn some history in fifth grade about 'our ancestors the an'cetors Aetas or Negritos...
Very good synopsis of the ethnological migration patterns of the South East Asians and as a member of the Polynesian race the Austronesian ethnological connection with the modern day Tagalog Philippino people is very plausible. Well done.
I'm proud to be black mabuhay 🇵🇭 🇵🇭 🇵🇭
Im also black but borned white
@@pv20doggc4 Is it albino ? It's quite rare 🤔
I am also black but , I am brown.
I need reparations from the US government. how about you folks ?
Me too bro 🇵🇭🇵🇭
Sorry to hear that, maybe come to America so you can get a token Miss usa since not a single Filipino will vote for you as a top shelf pick.
Learned a lot! Thanks for this video!
Yo you deserve more subs haha, a topic so long but made easy to grasp in such a few minutes
Thank you for the history lesson. Great work!
Thank you for making this video, we need more educational content regarding the origins of this nation
Thank you for sharing this Study as I’ve often wondered about where our ancestors migrated from.
Austronesian Taiwanese = Austronesian Filipinos
Taiwanese indigenous peoples
th-cam.com/video/fUuIg1v1Q-E/w-d-xo.htmlsi=3zsCYrgbxxNtYQJE
Very interesting and informative at the same time!
This video is great man. Very informative and you have a way with words. Sending love and appreciation from Scotland!
Thank you for sharing, I am black American and have many Filipino friends on line! New connect here willing to learn more!
Thank you for the video. I also appreciate your addition of the references you used. Very well done.
i like this theory of yours, make sense that there is a North to South and South to North migration...
Thank you bro for not mention European colonization for most of the video
Black, Spanish, Chinese heritage with strong American influence. That’s why we relate to so many on so many levels. We still remain one thing: Filipino❤️🇵🇭
More like a lot of people are mixed nowadays. I am italian and filipino at the same time
Yet after all of these mixtures all I see is Asian Filipino.
India, Japanese
@@JosephMarquez-pj9dpExcept for your upper class
No mostly of Filipinos had double eyelid it not like Chinese that always singkit
Im glad that you are being honest and keep up the good work.
This is my native land whatever my roots are i am proud of it..✌️
Great analysis! Intersting background and that was before the Spanish, Japanese and Americans came over too.
That's a lot to remember. I just know my mom and dad are both Filipino, which makes me a Filipino.
Wait...are you sure 😅😂 ok I agree
Good knowledge about our human past should help many of us not become racist to others. Unfortunately, the controllers (earlier people who happened to be much brighter heads than most of us) have fooled us in many things (don't ask me for example). Imo.
which kind of Filipino 😂
@@szymonbaranowski8184 Most likely Austronesian. Majority of Filipinos are Austronesian peoples.
That same study also mentions a Papuan migration to Mindanao. It seems that Mindanao was (and still is) the most melting pot part of the Philippines. It was inhabited by Negritos, the ancestors of the Manobo, Austroasiatic-like people (ancestors of the Sama), and Austronesians (or Cordillerans) in the ancient times. Today, it is where Islam really took root and today a major religion and strangely enough, the place where a Spanish creole language thrived the most even though Mindanao wasn't completely conquered by the Spanish.
The boundary between Muslims and Animists run through the future Manila when the Spanish arrived. The Muslims were driven further and further South leaving the more primitive Animists in scrublands not suitable to agriculture. 😃😃😃😃😃
Well, being from a small Lemurian clan, I agree Filipinos are varied.
Igorot are from the tribes of tibetan the one of the ancestors of Chinese.
In Mindanao is from the tribes of sumaria. When the ancestors arrived in the land of Philippines they are in different tribes now. Take a look the culture and food Mindanao shares almost the same especially the kinilaw. Mindanao became Moro from the arrival of sultan when the war broke during the ottoman empire. That's the reason when there is war between kastila and Filipinos there's no back from Spain as their land is at war also by the ottoman empire and there are more empires came in their land.
My great grandparents said that some Filipinos are the one will follow the steps of the appostles of Jesus when the mark of Cain will be implemented.
Malaysia too.
Mindanao is not majority Muslim, only in the Southwestern regions.
WOW!! Thank you for putting this together! Extremely interested and a great breakdown. I'm always on the lookout for information about the first people of the Philippines. I'd love to know more.
Thank you so much for this!!
thanks for the info ❤️👍
Ngayon alam kona kaya pala parang mag kaka pareho nang kasuotan ang mga NAGA sa India mga Igorot sa Cordillera at mga katutubong taiwanese ay grupo ito ng mga lumang tao na nag hiwalay hiwalay lang ng pinuntahan
Your word. Lumang. Tao it should be. Mag ninono
oonga pero hindi parin tayo indian, madaming lahi ang nasa india. Ibig ko sabihin hindi parin tayo related sa bumbay.
Very good video!
This is the best explanation of Philippine ethnic history I've ever watched. I hope this study will also be included in our basic curriculum.
But there's this question that's been lingering in my mind: Is Negritos that you mention the same species of Homo luzonesis?
Could be, since negritos are the first dwellers of luzon island.
Those are 2 different homo species. Negritos are homosapiens. They probably intermixed with homoluzonesis. My 4 ft tall aunt is from Luzon. She look like she’s got some homoluzonesis genes.
"But there's this question that's been lingering in my mind: Is Negritos that you mention the same species of Homo luzonesis?"
-No. They are Homo Luzonensis and Negritos are Homo Sapiens like us. Two different species.
SALAMAT GREAT TOPIC ...
So many years had passed, Philippine had remained unchanged.
yea they still act like monkeys still can't developed technology to defend themselve and no leadership skill too.
This is fantastic content that is well put together.
It's interesting that we Filipino is not just belong to one group
It is a great short presentation of the theory of the first people that inhabited the Philippine peninsula. Note that the diverse people and many islands were not yet formed into one nation.
However, who can tell the truth how the diversity of ethnic people of the Philippines originated? The narrative that all the people originated from Africa is a speculation.
As in ancient times, our life and the world is full of mysteries, but at times we amuse ourselves with stories.
A bit of contribution to mythology...
Multiple Gods or gods make more stable and happy supreme divine beings than a single God or god alone. Multiple Gods or gods acknowledge themselves as divine beings more than one, and there are no feelings of insecurity and jealousy.
From history, we should note that the Israelites before becoming monotheists were previously polytheists.
For those who like myths we may speculate one. The word creator when referred to the universe is a human defined concept. Many people also attrubute this creator to God which is also defined by humans.
No actual manifestation or substantial proof have yet been found of God or gods. However, let us dive a bit into speculation of how religious beliefs may have been formed.
Let us speculate a hypothesis of how certain civilizations prefer polytheistic religions over monotheistic religions. “What is the advantage of having many gods over a single god?”
Fundamentally, having many gods increases the chances of survival of the first humans and other living things. Supposing a god is not eternal and is not the creator of living things, but a planter of living things, woudn’t it make more sense to have more gods than a single god put the first living things on earth and let these living things survive and thrive?
How Life and Diversity of Humans Started
Since each god had not brought exactly the same type of essence of life (or seeds as analogy) then some diversity in physical features and culture would have been expected. Thus, we have dark skin humans, brown skin humans, short humans, tall humans, black hair humans, blond hair humans, etc.
The narrated myth suitably addresses some concerns about why diversities exist in the physical traits and religions of human beings.
We have that story in the Philippines that we kids amused...God was so lonely that He molded a clay and created a Man. The first man he made was raw, pale. Then he molded another clay put it in the grill but he overcooked it and became black. Learning from all these the last clay He molded and created a Man not too raw and not too dark and came out a Brown Man. 👨 Not to offend but all colors can be found in these islands due to these years of migrations.
If you looked at Google map you can easily see the land bridge that connected malaysia cambodia indonesia and the philippines
Great breakdown of really complex science.
In my country, we called the first human manu. After the great flood, manu landed on my island. He married a girl called sheeta whom survived the flood. She claimed she came from a country with high mountains and snowy peaks. Later more people who survived the flood brought their culture and story. Each coming from different lands. An old man called Nuwaah came in a big boat with some goats, chicken, ducks and cows. A couple came from a land they saw broken to many lands told the chief they were the bamboo people. the first people who came from bamboo.
Sound like Middle eastern belief.
@@MySmallWorld. The middle eastern people stole our story and made fake claims that God ordered one person to build a big boat. In our story we talked about people coming from different parts of the world. Manu is similar to the Manu in Hindu Great Flood myth. In my country we called humans Manusa, the same with Sanskrit. And in English humans are also called Man.
@@kaygee7848 Well. Hinduism is as fake as ME religions. And ... Don't forget, people were in contact with each other around the world.
@@kaygee7848What is your country? FYI, a great flood will be coming again soon if the suspicious observers channel is correct. They say the earth has cataclysm every 12k or so.
120k years ago. Also, pre-homo sapiens sapiens hominids migrated out even b4 that.
Interesting discussion. Amazing what we are learning through genetics these last years several years.
DNA is also a great tool in determining what your dominant heritage is and therefore what wave your ancestors came to the Philippines. In my case mostly Austronesian.
I expect most modern Filipinos are Austronesian decent. It's pretty easy to tell from the dominant Filipino features of being brown, dark hair, and short nose.
@@ch3ckm8 yes, modern filipinos are austronesian. There are many filipinos who have natural light skin, and also there are many filipinos who don't have short nose. There are also many modern filipinos nowadays that are mixed with other ethnicity because of intermarriages.
Austronesian is O1a DNA paternal
Ilocanos - 70% O1a
Tagalog - 50% O1a
Bisaya - 60% O1a
Igorots-90% O1a
@@ch3ckm8you clearly not understand, pure Austronesian is very north East asian derived people, they have slanted eyes and light skin like Igorots and natives taiwanese... Lowland Filipinos is only an admixture of austronesian+ancestral manobo+ negrito that created the typical brown, to light brown and rounder eyes of Filipinos lowlands
@@hiphop24-s3s Sama, labelled with exonyms "Bajau/Badjao/Samal/Samalan, Bajo/Bajoe", etc., 80%01a
SUPER INTERESTING!!! Thank you!
The bird carrying the first people sound just like the creation myth of some Native American tribes. It also sounds similar to Norse mythology after Ragnarok. I'm sure there is a connection there (not necessarily the people just the beliefs/creation story via word of mouth)
The name of that Byrd was TAGALOG
Back in the early 90s while in college at Hawaii there was a small debate between a few professors about Byer.
Question: The Tabon Man, older than the Negritoes/Aetas by tens of thousand of year. Where did they came from?
Africa
22 thousand yrs Po Ang Tabon Man.. napakatagal na.paano kaya niya explain?
Very informative video of a Country I hope to see someday.
Its same in Indonesia.
1. First migration are Melanesia :
Papua
2. Second migration are austroasiatic :
Javanese Sundanese balinese
3. Third migration are austronesian :
Toraja in celebes
Dayak in Kalimantan
Batak in Sumatra.
- mollucas are mix Melanesian x austroasiatic
- malays, bugisnese, banjarnese etc are mix austroasiatic x austronesian
4. Indian people
5. Han people
6. Arab people
7. Europe people.
Austronesian Peoples （Nusantara Archipelago）come from Taiwan (Formosa)
Linguistics
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INDO Dayak = PH Igorot = TW Formosa(Penduduk asli Taiwan)
Orang Melayu/Jawa/Sunda /Bali /Dayak/Toraja/Batak = Orang Austronesia = Rumpun bahasa Austronesia
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Javanese Sundanese Balinese are austroasiatic blood with austronesiian language
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Like most Indonesian ethnic groups, including the Sundanese of West Java, the Javanese are of Austronesian origins whose ancestors are thought to have originated in Taiwan, and migrated through the Philippines to reach Java between 1,500BC and 1,000BC
This is worth watching. ❤❤
I’ve only ever met Filipinos who are vaguely aware of the negritos in Asia. Other Asians deny the fact. I think the name negrito was also coined by a white Jewish man. They were called Ati people in the Philippines. Maniq people in Thailand, Semang people in Malaysia, Jomon people in Japan. All with Afro hair.
And all this migration, maybe we’re meant to migrate like that. Instead today we all mostly dwell in one place, and the only “migration” that’s happening is more mongrelisation.
are the spaniards jewish ? The Ati is negrito ethnic group in the visayas region of the philippines. not all negritos are Ati
Bopols
we migrate because we started with war culture these without it stayed in Africa
now we are adapted to new climates
you love wars so much or people living in peace in own ancestral borders?
Thank you i was having a class of who were the first inhabitants of the Philippines
You need to do a dna history of the people in Southern Africa and especially the indigenous Khoisan people.
Great post!! Very interesting history!!!
Interesting history. I wonder, do all Filipinos consider all Filipinos as indigenous people of the Philippines or just some groups?
I live in the United States of America and although I’m not Filipino ancestry, a few of my cousins are mixed with Filipino ancestry. We live in southern Louisiana and the Filipino ancestry my cousins are mixed with is derived from the oldest Filipino settlement in the USA called St. Malo in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana (founded in the 1760’s when Louisiana was a colony of Spain and filipinos aboard spanish galleon ships arrived in Louisiana before the creation of the USA.)
Technically, the vast majority speak Indigenous tongues. And the whole country was under former U.S. borders. Which means they're all or mostly entirely culturally Indigenous, who were formerly under American borders. So even if they have different clans among them which are more or less of an Indigenous heritage than the other, culturally, they almost all speak Indigenous tongues, and the whole region was under American borders. So in regards to their relationship to Americans, they're all Indigenous. Much like how the Diné have many clans of different origins. Some have more Indigenous blood than the other but they were all culturally Indigenous.
The entirety speak mostly Native Austronesian tongues.
Thank you very much, this is interesting and should be teach at school. Thank you, thank you 🙏
This was a very very good presentation a very thorough video. i really enjoyed it. Thank you for all your hard work
Thanks so much for this content!
Aeta is my ancestors, but I'm
mixed Spanish ( Spaniards) and Chinese. my negrita great grandmother love's to tell as story.😅
Very interesting my friend ❤😂 from Canada 🇨🇦 with love and respect 🙏
Wow just one month ago, how lucky of me, if I tried to search this 1 year Ago, I wouldn't know the ancient history of Philippines xd
Everyone went to the Philippines and still today! Miss Universe!
All these studies gotta be taken with a grain of salt because every few decades, it changes. The truth is no one really knows.
It's the same as today. People migrate to Europe by boats from Africa, the Middle East, central Asia. Europe to America, North America to South America, South America to North America. People migrate due to various reasons. Famine, Wars, Economy, Jobs as for our very first migrants the Aetas they end up in Philippine islands to hunt. I still saw them gather in groups hunting for some wild deer and pigs in the 70's. They don't stay in one place. The more reason that these other migrants took over their land and if you have a corrupted lawyer or ninong in politics they just point the land then make a fake map and name it to yourself. The Philippines has now a law to protect these Indigenous people and gave them their rightful ownership of some of these communities.
Ok I got a little confused when you said that the manobos came from Sundaland who were originally the Basal East Asians , but at the same time the Basal East Asians again spread downwards and became the ancestral Austroasiatic ? which then migrated to mindanao and became the ancestral sama ( sama Davao and Dilaw) ? So which one is it ? 🤷♂️
Excellent content. My personal hypothesis was the Astronesians came looking for land to clear for ricefields. You gave me a different perspective. Thank you. "Basal" is from the word "base" and it is not pronounced the way you say it.
I am proud , im belong to the Indigenous people.
I am just curious if someone has a theory that there are already natives in the Philippines before these 5 migrations. It is possible, right?
That's actually a very good question!
We often forget that some of these lands "might" have been occupied by people or human-like species, native to the land.
The first wave or so called "negritos" may have encountered and either inter-mingled with them or had conflicts with them and waged violence against them.
there were orangutans.
You're right. It is possible because when the Negritoes migrated to Northern Luzon from Indonesia via Palawan and Mindoro 50k years ago, they encountered "few" people there (Larena, et als). The 2021 Genetic Study by Maximillian Larena, et als, is the latest study so far and is accepted by most linguists and researchers today, although some do not agree. I think, this video, as narrated by Phet Production, is based on Larena's, et als, 2021 Genetic Study.
Watching interesting vedio thank you for sharing
All in this video are true as I remembered my tribe as a Manobi and tasadat.
Then mix with blood of Chinese and Spanish as my great great grandparents are traders
You mean Manobo and Tasaday?
The mixing is beautiful. From begging's to today, and were still mixing, let's see what music we can all make, because we have many strings.
wow interesting, hope you make all video about history specially south east asia :D keep it up!!!
Wel done, brilliant research !!!
didn't the Negritos migrated to the Western Visayas? it seemed closer than going up to Luzon with landbridge map featured. And the Ati or Aetas is considered the aborigines of the land of Panay
yes
Where the Aeta came from? TY
@@ryveralexander8511the small blacks migrated out of prehistoric Africa 50,000 ago so you did not fully listen to what he said in regard to the small Negros?
History Teacher told us also that Mindanao used to belong to Negritos until the Spaniards came along, they made a deal with the Moro saying that if they kicked out all of the Spaniards in Mindanao they can have the whole Mindanao. The Moros agree
Fascinating story of the migration of the Filipinos.
Mabuhay ang Pilipinas 🐦 🌅🫶🏽🌴 🌊 🎶 8:26
This study is amazing...But there are still lots of work to be done, lots of missing link. A joint study of Indonesia-Thailand-Philippines-Taiwan-Australia can give a better picture of the whole migration theory.
I see that the "emerged from bamboo" is very popular, allover... Even the Zulus have that theory.
maybe they were ancestors before
Stupid way to start.
Good video. Pls make more educational videos about Phil history.
I think the accurate was the negritos, malay and indo are the same and last is the meztizo ❤
no no no, wrong. My wife is the first filipina! She knows everything! everything btw!!
This explains why our Samoan brothers and sisters love Filipino food.😂😂😂
Ngayon kolang nalaman thankyou good explanation 😙👌
Any theory that relies on "waves" is doomed to failure...
Human migration is far more complex than such a simple model.
Yes there will periods of population surges and heightened rates of migration, but the flow of populations both into and out of any region is a continuous process with constant mixing... Ironically entropic dispersion models from physics do a much better job modeling actual human migration patterns.
And how would they determine "waves" anyway. They have to prove that something had motivated each particular migration "wave" in order to confirm that it's a "wave." It such a copout theory, maybe just lazy wording.
How about this question, what is the first writing In the Philippines? Before the Spanish,
Manok + Chicken = Adobo sarap
Writing? Baybayin is the most famous one and etc, each region of Philippines have different writing systems so making one as a national writing system of the Philippines make some groups inrages
The timeline of the "Cordillerans" doesn't match the genetic or archeological evidence. The land bridge between Taiwan and China was separated around 10,000 years ago at the beginning of the Holocene. Austronesian expansion didn't begin until till 6,000 years ago at the earliest, and most would say the initial out of Taiwan wave happened between 5,000 to 4,000 years ago. Based on linguistic evidence, Laurent Sagart suggests The very first out of Taiwan wave actually was towards the west, back to Asia mainland, and became the ancestors of the Kra-Dai speaking peoples, before subsequent waves moved south into present day Philippines. Sagart's linguistic evidence is based on the fact that innovations that took place in Taiwan, such as replacing the original word for 5 *RaCep with the word for hand lima, and the fossilization of *RaCep in numbers such as 7 *RaCepituSa (5+2) > pitu, 8 *RaCepat(e)lu (5+3) > walu, and 9 *RaCepiSepat (5+4) > siwa, as well as replacing 10 with *sa-puluq (one, set aside), can be observed in all Austronesian related languages outside of Taiwan, at least historically. With in Taiwan, several languages kept snapshots of the progression of these innovations. Languages like the Saisiyat and Kaxabu kept *RaCep, as haseb and xasep, and didn't share any of the other innovations in numerals, instead going with things like xasepbidusa (*RaCepituSa) for 7. Thao-Atayalic languages only replaced 5, which Sagart dubbed Limaish. Subsequent innovations progression can be seen in Pituish such as Paiwan replacing 7 with pitu, Walu-Siwaish such as Bunun and Rukai-Tsouic replacing 8 and 9, Puluqish such as Pangcah and Pinuyumayan replacing 10, and Southern Austronesian with additional lexical innovations such as *baqbaq ‘mouth’, *qa-sáuŋ ‘canine tooth’, *qi(d)zúR ‘saliva’, *píntu ‘door’, *-ŋel ‘deaf’, and so on. Both Kra-Dai and Malayo-Polynesian descended from the Southern Austronesian branch between 6,000 to 4,000 years ago.
In many Indigenous Taiwanese legends, the first man and woman were also created from a bamboo, such as the Pangcah (Amis) legend of sea goddess Donge creating the first man and woman by injecting life into a bamboo and a rock, as well as legends of the Pinuyumayan, Paiwan and Tao peoples.
Very interesting especially with the number system. Can I ask the sources you used?
Yeah. That’s why even though I’m a filipino, I took the video with a grain of salt.
@@lyd4712 Prof. Sagart is a prominent historical linguist who is well known in the fields of Proto-Austronesian and Old Chinese. Search for Sagart, Kra-Dai, and Austronesian on TH-cam, there is a presentation video he gave on the subject.
@@matthewtenorioduenas202 agreed, the video was interesting but conflicts with other studies regarding the Austronesian expansion
I don't think China existed 10,000 years ago, the nation formed 1500 years
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The Spanish conquest of the Philippines began in 1565 with an expedition (consisting mostly of Mexican troops) led by Miguel Lopez de Legazpi that landed in Cebu and ending in 1570 with the conquest of the Kingdom of Maynila by Martin de Goiti, who was followed by Legazpi with a larger fleet and a majority visayan force.
Maliit lang ang nakatera sa pilipinas nang dumating ang mga Spanish dumani dahil sa Kanila may anak sila mga native
@@hermingkhamis6728 peyknyus! 🤣🤣🤡
And continued until 1898, so the effects of Spanish/Mexican rule for over three hundred years on today's culture is huge. The Manila - Acapulco trade route (in the 1500's, before the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock) brought major cultural change to both the Philippines, and to the Acapulco area of Mexico, where Philippine workers migrated. Fascinating history, not taught to American school children..... sadly.
so interesting and informative video , I like it , already subscribed
I recently took an Ancestry genetics test and was surprised that it did not detect any genetics similar to Indonesians, Chinese, Polynesians, or even Iberian. My mom is from Mindanao and my dad from northern Luzon. I was expecting more genetic diversity in my DNA. It just said I was 100% Pilipino. I think it had more to do with the limitations of that test.
hahaha you got ripped off. Pilipino is not even a pure breed
You were the OG race?
NO such thing as purebreed. I'm chinese but we all descended from Japanese. @@ch3ckm8
@@bruceli9094 the old race is heavily diluted at this point
@@ch3ckm8by that logic no one has legitimate DNA. Idiot
Well done research
This guy is off at first all the tribes in those islands were black in ancient times. The ice started melt and the caucasians even the pale skin oriental started migrating south because they were following their food source. So thats why at that time half or majority interbreed and some groups resisted admixture
im here for my 300 words easy. thank you for this kind of topic. I've learned a lot.
Malakas and Maganda was Adam and Eve in the bible, and garden of Eden is located near Palawan islands.
so good brother thank you!! 😊
There is also a new research around 4 years ago that the People of Polynesian was actually navigators from the Philippine archipelago.
This is already an established fact. The Austronesians from the Philippines interbred with the Micronesians & Melanesians before they settled Oceana and Polynesia.
Polynesians and other Pacific Islanders are the result of intermixing between Austronesian and Australoid/Papuan/Melanesian.
@@mountainrock7682 Micronesians descend from the same migration as Polynesians, ancient Austronesian mixed with Melanesians in the Bismarck Archipelago prior to settling Micronesia and Polynesia
I heard your chicken has the DNA of the chicken from the Philippines. No wonder your dialect are closely related to ours.
@@suskagusip1036 Thanks for sharing your chicken IQ
I love watching your video history..this is a very interesting to hear