Who Exactly is a “Native American?”
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- Who exactly is a Native American? The last of the classical “racial groups” yet to be covered by this channel. As more and more research is conducted, studies analyzed and breakthroughs discovered, our knowledge of the indigenous peoples of the Americas (arguably one of the last human populations to be linked to the Old World) has grown exponentially; painting a much clearer picture on their origins and their genetic and linguistic connections between each other and other areas of the world.
In today's video we'll be going over a brief analysis of just where the Amerindian race originates from, and the often surprising and fascinating links between them and Siberians, East Asians, Europeans and even Melanesians. Thanks for watching!
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I'm 100% native American from Guatemala descend of the Mayan.
@@rikkardo1486 other tribes means other tribes with other natives stupid get it right I'm Plains Cree , saulteaux, and Ojibway(Ojibwe) Girl women so I think I know about my own people okay! I'm from Canada and I'm from two different reserves(Rez) my reserves are called muskowekan and Gordon's named after the queen🙄
@@thenativebeauty3297 home girl, Mexican is a mix up ppl, most are 50% or more NDN, but alot are 100% NDN but speak Spanish but aren't spanish
You are kind of wrong. No one doing dna is labeled anything other than Native American. From Chile to Alaska we are all one people. There are plenty 100% natives from all over these continents. The proof is out there that we really are cousins and not mixed with any other people on the planet. Now yes you are right that most Mexicans are mixed native with Spanish. But there are also full blooded that are from their native region.
I was 1/4 Crow...til 23&me said I had no NA blood at all.
@@mightymite3958 my dad is a full blooded native with no Spanish what so ever because most of my native ancestors were in Canada and didn't really mix at all they just stay within there own region. In Canada people are obsessed with natives. 90% of Canada is native Territory
Do a video on the ethnic distribution of europe before the Roman Empire.
Yeah that would be interesting
Basically Celts everywhere
Much less North African, Arab, Turkic, SubSaharan African, Mongoloid and other muck polluting the gene pool in the frontier nations (Balkans, Italian peninsula, Iberian peninsula and Russia).
@@calvint.0262 and what? Also you forgot that Eastern Europe in general is pretty good.
@@DreamlessSleepwalker I didn't say Eastern Europe is not good. It will get better too.
I am Native American and proud to be Cree/Lakota tânsi
Well your people got colonized before you were even born. Get over it.
You dont know who was here b4 columbus, because you werent even born yet.
All you have is the white colonizers account
@@andyc3012 what was the point of your comment? What is the commenter meant to get over? They said they are proud of their heritage. I think you need to get over it. And maybe take a break from the internet if THAT triggered you to be a butthole.
@@andyc3012 you trippin bruh
Be proud bro you have every right to be don't let anyone tell you otherwise
Is it possible to return America/US land back to the native American???
When was the last time you went to a native american restaurant, heard their music on the radio, watched their sitcom/award shows, wore their clothes, spoke their lingos, or went to their stores?
Why do these people have absolutely no cultural representation for the USA yet everyone else DOES! THEY SHOULD HAVE THE MOST YET THEY HAVE NONE!
Most americans do, is called mexican food and music. Tortillas and aguacate are foods from pre hispanic mexico
@@ericktellez7632 they arent the same culture
@@russianbluecat8913
exactly, is even better because mexicas/aztecs & mayans were empires, not just a random bunch of tribes of just a few 100s. The azctes had about 5 million alone.
"American" sports like football, basketball, hockey. Euro's jacked our shid and said they created it. Nawwww.
America is a settler colonist country, that's why! People don't see it as that, because we grew up here, and internalized it ourselves. It is Normal to us. Canada and the USA feel Guilty about what they have done, and so they Don't want to see Anything to remind them of their past sins. You will rarely, rarely, see some random Native American doing a job on TV, just like other Americans. You will see Asian people, black people, Philipino people, Medeteranians, anything, But Not Native Americans, unless it is on a tourism commercial. Then there we are, decked out in full regalia, dancing our hearts out!
'Selling America' to tourists, come to America, the land of the 'free'. See real Native Americans, only they don't see us when they get here!
Masaman, please do a video on the Nahuan peoples of Mexico and Central America 😊
Mexico has so many indigenous groups it's so interesting.
The Nahuan don't get to the extent of central america, just central mexico and after spanish colonial rule and the mexican empire, a little bit of it's gene pool got in central america, but far from being a common nor indigenous thing from central america.
Nahuan groups have actually a stronger connection to the south center indigenous of the USA.
@@alecity4877 That's not true. The Pipils and Nicaraos are/were Nahuan peoples of Central America. As far as I know, there are no Nahuan peoples native to what is now the US.
@@perthdude21 related to the Nahuan, not Nahuan.
Andthe Pipils and Nicaroas are of very Norther central america, in Guatemala, El Salvador and very eastern Honduras, wich is where the terms of mesoamerica and central america overlap, the Nahuan peoples distribuition is better described as through mesoamerica than "mexico and central america". Same goes with other groups that overlap here, most famous one are the Mayans of course, who are on central america and a little north from there in mexico, but better defined as being in mesoamerica. That's my point (I know Nahuan and Mayans are not closely related, used the mayans as example of peoples of the same region).
@@alecity4877 The Pipils and Nicaraos are Nahuan though. I think you're confusing Nahuatl speaking peoples with Nahuan peoples. Nahuatl speaking peoples only live in Mexico as far as I know, and are one 'subset' of the Nahuan peoples (they are the most well known and numerous nahuan people). The Pipil and Nicarao are Nahuan peoples but do not speak Nahuatl, instead speaking a language related to it. I think that's where you might have gotten confused. Mesoamerica would have been a more precise term to use instead of "Mexico and Central America", as it is a region that overlaps parts of both those areas. But I don't think it matters that much.
I'm full blood native american. I am a navajo
My Paternal great-grandfather was Ojibwe and my maternal great-great-great grandmother was Blackfoot.
I am mixed with European.
kevin couture we aren’t Asians we are aboriginal asiatic.
@kevin couture by that logic native europeans are really Africans since there's where everyone came from. Native asians, they have evolved and adapted to the Americas and turned into their own distinct group
@@TuAmigoElMorrocoy Haplogroup Q is common both among native Americans, Siberian people and Central Asians: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_Q-M242
@Lee Francis lol?
Im only 10% Taino but I take pride in my roots
You can be 12.5% but I don't think you can be 10% anything 6.25 do the math
@@norrisdillahuntjr4570 Tiano lived all over the West Indies I have 9 percent from Puerto Rico and 1 percent from Cuba
After writing my comment technically you could be 10% something but someone in your genetic makeup would have had to inbred within your ancestry to achieve it
@@norrisdillahuntjr4570 well the Taino where almost wiped out and at one point where extinct officially so it’s possible my ancestors took an extreme route to keep the blood pure or something Idk the Taino indo left are on isolated mountains in Puerto Rico
I'm Haitian and one of my native american is from central America mainly Nicaragua and Guatemala I'm proud to find out I have indenigous roots
I have done my DNA test when I started high school because I went from elementary school through middle school being teased for being Asian I wasn’t offended or unhappy with the thought of being Asian I had many questions. To describe myself and why I came to the decision to get a test follows. I do have “squinty” eyes as I have been told by my friends, I have never used sunscreen and haven’t burned like my mother would (I just had to get tested for skin cancer so I should maybe use a UV protectant [test came back benign]), I have always had trouble growing facial or underarm hair even now as I enter my 20s, and my build doesn’t match any type of Asian body type (6ft 2 and a wide dense build). My research landed on these being either small or large indications of the Native American people of the area my family has lived in since the earliest records available. So I take my DNA test somewhat expecting an extremely large part Irish (mother’s side) and possibly Native American. I was surprised to see that I was some 40% Native American and the rest Irish. I was upset though, because that means my families Native heritage and identity has been lost and I’ve been on a long journey to regain what was lost through many decades and I am proud of the percentage of Native American though it doesn’t sound like a large amount for a person on the east coast who has never had family reside outside of the area I am currently. If you have read all of this thank you. Have a great day. :)
These dumb test of DNA forgets to apply your a human.
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Bruh are we related?
I know this comment is old but your story touched my heart so I want to reply 💕 I'm so happy you found this part of yourself and are learning more its so amazing! I don't know if this applies to your family but one lady, I didn't meet my sister did, is black and native and didn't find out until recently because in the area her family is from 75-100 years ago, I believe, were murdering people of mixed native lineage. So a lot of people kept that part of them hidden just to survive, it was a family secret until around that time my sister spoke with her.
Are you height tall of 6'2 feet guy ?
@@shivaratrirudraksha1022 6 ft even
Native Americans aren't the only big demographic group that have been overwhelmed and decimated by European-brought diseases and otherwise, as explained at the beginning of this video. The Australian Aborigines (aka Indigenous Australians) are another such group.
Natives already had diseases n were killing EACH other wayy before any white traveled there wat u r being is a racist idiot u believe all the propaganda Bullshit ur a moron
@@spiritualwarrior864 I am so tried of people who invented racism profit by racism then and now inflicted genocide on people and their cultures and called their other people ancestors primitive as they robbed them of their land and natural resources by violence sometimes purposely spreading diseases etc... calling others people racist for just reflecting on their own truth of history and their own opinions.
Vert true Yosef, Europeans viewed native/indigenous people as uncivilized, yet the natives lived in balance with nature which is also civilized. The Europeans sought to take advantage of any peoples that they could to strip them of their own resources especially land by way of genocide.
Look up the term Wetiko, which is a native word meaning greed but to them it's a disease.
@@andyn333 false, natives actually started attacking colonies way before colonies attacked them learn your history before you speak dumbfuck.
Political lines seem to make it harder to understand dna origins. The US, Mexico and Canada borders dont reflect the boundary of different native groups well.
Those political lines don't make any sense or add to ease of understanding in any other context either, friend. Easily one of the worst things humanity ever did to itself was chop up maps.
Natives in Canada down to South America are descended from Siberians www.history.com/news/native-americans-hailed-from-siberian-highlands-dna-reveals
France and spain have a natural border. The ones u refer to are man made
The original population of natives carry genes linked to southern Asia. These tribes span from the tip of South America as far north as the Canadian border. Tribes north of this area do not share this admixture though some of their relations do. For example the Navajo, Apache, and Yaqui. These tribes moved further south and absorbed these genes from other tribes. To break it down further, you have areas that have closer genetic relation to each other. From the southeastern US (and to a lesser degree the southwest) down to the Amazon is all Mesoamerican. All of the tribes in this area share the majority of their DNA with a few exceptions either caused but tribes from other groups migrating or admixing with them. Case in point would be the southern US. The entire area has a lot of shared DNA with tribes south of them but they also have admixture with tribes to the north. The same can be said of the tribes in the northern parts of South America too. Tribes in the northern parts of North America are newer arrivals and are more closely related to modern Asian peoples. Which explains their closer genetic relations and physical appearances. With that said there are a few anomalies in the gene pool. First off, I'll say that haplogroup maps only include the the most common ones so they tend to leave out less common ones. An example of that would be the genetics of Pacific islanders and other genes shared with southern Asian groups that are found in south and central America as well along the Pacific Coast and even as far north as an island off the coast of Alaska. Sea travel is rarely considered as a possible entry method but genetics and certain cultural links prove otherwise. Blowguns, for example, which originate in southern Asian but never made it north or southern China. Blowguns are used by almost all Mesoamerican tribes from the Amazon up to the southeastern US (with the exception of the Iroquois who were pushed out of the southeast during a war with the Cherokee centuries before the arrival of the Europeans).
Another point to add is that DNA testing is severely inaccurate. DNA is passed on a variable and it can't be measured properly. ESPECIALLY With groups of people who are mixed (which is everyone). The DNA of a group of people changes every times that group of people absorbs something that is genetically distinct from them and again, DNA passes on a variable. So a tribe can absorb a handful of people from another tribe and depending on how those genes pass that tribe can nearly be replaced with another groups genes over time. This is why people take DNA tests and find out the genes of a great great grandparent are gone but that they share 5% of their DNA with a group of people they've had no contact with in 8,000 years. Being half this and half that doesn't mean you will get a 50/50 split in DNA. You also aren't guaranteed to have the same genetic make up as your siblings even if you all share the same parents. Even on the individual level people can have more than one set of DNA. Hell, woman even carry the DNA of their children and men they've been with. That means that if you have an older half brother you can actually end up with DNA from his father who shouldn't be related to you in any way. Crazier than that if a woman has two sexual partners (or one that manages to fertilize more than one egg) and both men get her pregnant one embryo can absorb the other. In other words, you might be an only child but you may also have two fathers, a much larger variability in your gene pool, and could possibly be your own brother or sister (possibly your own HALF brother or sister, you know, if mom was getting around). That's called a Chimera.
Strangely, things like that are more common than people would think. To be blunt, DNA testing is is practically useless outside of telling people that their mixed and that sharing a gene with someone means you are related to them on some level.
@@BOGOTAROCKSTAR And even that natural border splits the Catalan nation up over two countries. So it's not a border that represents a national/ethnic division.
I have Guaraní descent from my paternal grandmother, I am from the south of Brazil.
You are not Indian. You're a Spaniard. If your father is not Indian you're not Indian
@@lorinware6329 SPANIARD? She's Brazilian! Brazilians were colonized by the portuguese empire. So she's (most) portuguese, not spaniard :)
@@macessb7971 I don't give a damn. Shes not Indian other father ain't Indian. Shes not
PERIOD
Mt DNA is passed from mother to daughter only and yf your mother or grandmother was guarani you are a native American....
@@paveldeveraux2729 nooooo if your father is Indian you're Indian. It's the seed
Mother has nothing to do with it z
Mexican mestizo here. According to ancestry. I am 53% native to central Mexico and the rest I hace percentages from Spain and France about 30 % of Euro ancestry
Im "Mexican" who speaks broken Spanish and lives 10 miles from Mexico and eats Mexican food everyday... DNA says some 30% Native American, 30% Greek, 30% Italian and 10% Iberian... Don't know how that happened
@@noone6063 your a straight up Mestizo 👍🏽👍🏽 remember if you don’t speak proper Spanish don’t worry about it ! Our ancestors didn’t spoke it either 😁
I’m Mexican too and have very similar mixture. My family is from SLP
I am a Native American (Shoshone-Paiute & Yaqui) the only places people called me an American was in Nigeria, Switzerland & Vietnam. Here in my country I’m called “illegal”.
What dan test did you use?
As a child i saw the "blue spot"/"Mongolian Spot" on the backs of native American infants, and it was explained to me that it was a native thing. As an adult i adopted an Asian (Korean) infant who had the same "Mongolian spot." I found it interesting, and remembered the history lessons about the natives arriving here from Asia. I still find the origins and migrations of people across/over the earth a fascinating topic.
What do you mean a birthmark somewhere on their backs?
@@negativex6026 3rd try, hope *this* reply shows up.. google Mongolian Blue Spot or "Mongolian Spot. Web MD or some other med site will have info and images, it is a discoloration on an infant's back, found mostly in Native, Asian, and Latino babies. It fades after a couple of months.
I know 2 pakistani babies with blue spots. No east Asian ancestry.
@@rsm5627 This is copied from WebMD: "Mongolian blue spots are still most common among Asian children and in those with darker skin. Some of these groups include the children of Polynesian, Indian, and African descent.
On average, only about 10% of Caucasian infants have Mongolian blue spots. Blue spots are found in about 50% of Latinos, and 90% to 100% of Asian and African populations."
@Vickie Lewallen I didn't know blue spots were so common in people who do not have East Asian ancestry Thanks for sending. I guess Pakistan would come into a similar category as India as the partition was not too long ago.
Masaman, your deep knowledge of the subject matter you're talking about always fascinates me. Keep up the great work.
"Naia"the young girl who's skeleton was found en Cancun México,her skeleton dates 13,000 years her DNA is similar of the Native American today.
I did my DNA found Im 95% Native from North East Canada down to Amazon's, 5% Sweden..Nothing on the West of Mississippi
Blackfeather yup dats native american for sure!
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Yeah...he's native alright but not aboriginal...this refers to the 90% of Blacks in the Americas...you are no different than the caucasians who came to the Americas.. all of you came here...we were already here...
@marvin warren I get really dark when I'm out side a lot or out West. This my winter coat...😂 🤣😂 🤣
The Native people of places like the Americas, Japan, Sri Lanka, and Australia have piqued my interest for quite a while. It's fascinating to go through the few genetic and cultural remnants of their lost civilizations after having been the unrivaled dominant majority for thousands of years prior.
@VACIO I think you replied to the wrong comment.
Denisovans are resulting as a common ancestor
A video about the genetic composition of the italians, would be great
Italian composition was compleated a ways back. Latin, Greek,Spanish, Baltic, Anatolian, Celtic, R1B
@@tonycasarrubia1394 and germanic
@@s.c.k2947 Yes right and thanks
Which Italians? They are not all the same.
15% ancient greek
5% norman
10% berber
70% olive oil and greasy stuff
Please do another video about the Ojibwe people or people around the Great Lakes. Both of my parents met on the reservation in Red Lake. It'd be cool to know more about my people's history. I've been obsessed about this topic lately. It's so cool cuz I was looking up indigenous Russian people too and they look similar to the Inuit people and Inuit people are similar to American Indians
This is extremely interesting 🧐 and very helpful with my knowledge of my possible family tree. I just subscribed to your channel.
Mohawk here glad to see your doing this!
hey !
If an Englishman living in America is an American, is a Mohawk Living in Canada a Huron? Food for thought.
Do you speak the Mohawk language?
Pretty impressed by the 2 videos I've watched so far. Only I'd suggest a pinned video or link with a glossary of terms relevant to population dynamics and genetics. Well done though, near the best done informational videos of such detail that I've watched.
Natives are the ultimate masters of primitive survival, respect for a great nation. I share you blood my brothers.
Keep up the good work, Masaman. You're doing Gods work and telling his story, thank you for inspiring me to learn about my ancestry and history. You have always been my favorite TH-cam channel.
Make America Native Again. Great video!
@Darren Romeros_ Black Indigenous
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@Darren Romeros_ Black Indigenous source?
Anyone know what a eskimo is
@Soy I like in America we were here before the Asian before Spanish before the whites we are carbon and copper colored people
Jason Okafor I know! I don’t get it either? Lol
And almost 50 likes? lol
It would be nice if you would do a video about Italic tribes or the Ethnic history of Italy
You're content is amazing! Thanks
I would love to learn more of the Yaqui tribes of Northern Mexico.
Gloria Hohman ahhh my family on my moms side is from that tribe
That's an easy one Google it for starters you never know what you'll learn good luck
I really like reading about the yaqui tribes
my dads side is from there
50% from my mom's side and no idea. Never looked at my mom like that. She passed in '98
I'm mostly native but I don't hold any connections to an indigenous culture. I'm just Ecuadorian.
Luis Salcedo then ur not native...
Your what we call a lost native brother.
@@nomacehualpoyohuanv6075 The cultures that my native ancestry came from have long since gone extinct generations ago.
@@luissalcedo6493 your still one of us it's in your dna and no one came take it away from you and that saddens me alot to hear there culture is extinct but hopefully you can fine some books or old language and practice it ?
ahhh same, im peruvian and clearly from my looks and what pretty much everyone in the fam looks like, we're native, but the culture and language was lost on a lot of us. my grandparents still speak quechua, but they never taught it to their kids and thus i dont know it either (but i know spanish). and my great grandmother never taught my grandma the cultural practices because they converted to catholism like most ppl in latam. its like our dna is still native but thats it, we've lost the culture :(
I’m “Mexican” and I like my native roots
What about your African roots?
EverythingN1 Hip Hop Entertainment I don’t have African roots? Probably Berber but not a lot
Shadow Slayer how do you know that? Did you take a dna 🧬 test? Because the average Mexican has 6% African ancestry and Africa is Mexico’s official third root
Shadow Slayer Ignore him. He’s probably an Afro-Centrist.
Shalawam Issachar.
I have indigenous roots from guanajuato mexico and proud.🇲🇽
I got indigenous Roots from Michoacán Mexico and I’m proud. 🇲🇽🤙🏽
My indigenous roots are from France, Ireland and Germany
I met a lady from Guanajuato mx I see the native roots in her she's brown skinned native features people have notice me as native also I'm Mexican American my native roots come Mexico Jalisco Chapala coca people tecos, huichol
excellent! thank you for researching and sharing!
I love this. Please do a video on mexican indigenous groups
They have...the afro Mexican as they want to call them
Yes would love this!
@@michaelhill9801 that’s not an indigenous to that area.
Thank you very much for the work and dedication you put into this, especially for the map of Amerindian admixture in the Americas. As a Colombian I can verify how truthful and precise the map is, at least for my country.
I'm mixteco, my parents are indigenous from the state of Oaxaca in Mexico
so you're 100% American.
what is the common native language in Oaxaca? I've been looking into native tongues to remember mine since I'm from nahua/mexica etnia
@@thetricksterpill I'd advise you to ask your parents, grandparents, or any family member who speaks an indigenous language to tell you what they speak
Nice to see a fellow native Mexican my parents from the state of Michoacán, Purepecha
Thanks for this overview of Amerindian population in the global population. I noticed a high concentration of asian DNA around the Four Corners region, e.g. Navajo, Ute, Hopi and Zuni tribes. I suspect much of this descends from Athabascan ancestry.
I'd like to see a video comparing the genotypes of the northern and southern Athapascans and the light these data shed (if any) on the southern Athapascans' migration route to the American Southwest.
Do a video on Mi’kmaq people in eastern Canada (mostly New Brunswick, PEI and Nova Scotia and Maine)
I am Cajun and mixed with Mi kmaq until Britain sold us into slavery most of us live in Louisiana now.
Joshua Trosclair 2 it makes sense most acadians have mi’kmaq in them and vice versa.
We married into each other's family's it was a good relationship until all the Government's decided to take over, also I don't think they want people to know Europeans were slaves in America even though we were mixed but not all, in Louisiana we were more lucky they bought us to clear the swamps to make farmland as we did in Canada but my family who were sent to work in the islands like Jamaica and the Carolina's most died.some of us were white as Europeans some very dark this is unknown history.
@Scientific Humanist or pady wack
I agree...i believe we are descendants of the Basques...Much love to you and yours from Canada NB
Superb channel and video!! You earned another subscriber and like!
Excellent work . Coule you cover the Melungions in onda of your next vidéos?
Im Mestizo from North Mexico, my Grandma was Full blood APACHE i do Remember HER. From my Fathers side.
Cháala chwísita’na Jicarilla
Cháala chwísita’na sorry was wrong it’s call Jicapus
Cháala chwísita’na Apache Nation it’s the biggest off Native Americans never mind the Border of Mexico and US. It went northern Mexicans states, Taxes, New Mexico, Arizona, I’m not sure if Oklahoma was part them who knows, there so many tribes in Apache
@@mestizounsolo5545 I'm mestizo too, Im proud of both sides of my heritage sadly the europeans aren't proud of themselves no more.
Same here brother!
When i use words like Indo-European in a conversation people always think i'm an idiot because India is not part of Europe. I just smile and change the topic.
andree1991, isn't Indo-European used when expressing similarities in language?
@@marcycarson2130 Yup.
@@andree1991 Obviously, the people you've been talking to didn't understand you were talking about Language. You could help them out by telling them what Indo-European means.
@@marcycarson2130 Yes talking about language specifically.
@darkeagle They'd be born in Europe but their DNA is American Indian.
Amazing work love it. Good job!
I am part native as my name displays of Arizona
Very impress with this video there is lots of good information very well done I see a lot of this videos and they always have wrong information but you got it right and it was very helpful thank you
Fascinating. Usual Suggestions:
1. Reiterations of things I've suggested that you have NOT done yet (especially a video on Indigenous Australians and Maori in this style, as well as modern day populations of Zoroastrians. I know you've looked at some thing with Indigenous Australia, but a video in the format as this one is what I think would be a good way to analyze their populations. Same with the Maori, though they are highly linked to the rest of Polynesia in general).
2. Videos about how different cultural diets and food have influenced genetics in the world (the importance of rice in Asian history being a big example).
3. A video on genetics and temperature/climates. (But the key would be the emphasize how this is actually more trivial than we think and we are more similar than we are different)
4. Ethnic diasporas of sub-national groups in countries around the world, like the Basque in St. Pierre and Miquelon (which I obviously know you have done, but am trying to give an example of this with).
5. A thought experiment on humans colonizing the oceans in mass in the future or alternate past, whether it be on the surface or in undersea colonies. I would suggest researching the classic 1990's sci-fi TV show "Sea Quest DSV" and the world building with that. You could also discuss actual Maritime cultures of different populations beyond just coastal peoples.
6. Real examples of "inner Earth" societies-actual subterranean settlements with broad populations-Cobber Pedy, Australia, Derinkuyu, Turkey, etc.
7. The story of Singapore
8. What ever happened to the...Garamantes, the ancient civilizations of the Greek isles, and other civilizations or peoples you have not covered yet in that regard.
9. *Bougaineville,Papua New Guinea and Chuuk Islands, Micronesia-These regions have actual independence referendums within the coming year! They might be the world's newest countries!
10. Who were the first Israelites? Genetic origins of the first Jews in the Levant thousands of years ago (not after the Diaspora). Where the first Semites direct descendants of the Neolithic Natufian culture indigenous to the region?
Native American was part of nomades groups in all this part of the world. Greetings from Peru.
no they are not they came to usa in 1850 to work on railroads
@@HRHisokthx and you...😎?
@@incachannel if you git something too say say it.
There weren't all nomadic, some had Kingdoms others had democratic states maybe we could had learned more before everything was lost
At 8:39 where you mention Denmark, I see Danish actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Jaime Lannister from Game of Thrones) ...Cool touch!!
Awesome vid!-Wandering Otter from the mountain laurel band of Chickamauga indians
Here before the Vikings.
Limonefiga.
*Here before, Columbus!*
ANE wasn't promised to be Caucasian
Anyone else get triggered when he was talking about the first Europeans to arrive and he didn't show the Vikings, but some explorer from about 500 years later?
Before Polynesians
@victor soto shut
Can you do a video specifically on migration and settlement based off of the out of Africa theory? A lot of your videos skim over migration, but you don’t have a video specifically done on the entire migration of humans and there settlement (and how this brought about current races/ethnicities). Additionally, a video done specifically on the various hominid subspecies - neanderthals, denisovans, hobbits, etc. - and their migration, settlement, and intermixing would also be quite appreciated.
Modern humans are not 'out of Africa'
*Why 'Out Of Africa' Is Wrong | Robert Sepehr*
www.bitchute.com/video/1-9LixM7SE8/
(Mathew Drake)
@Giovanni Piergrossi A backward migration to Africa would be more interesting. Such as the Khoisan, Arabs, NA white berbers etc.
@@hokum4438 I think you may want to take a look at >>> Realhistoryww.com
@@jonathanmills524 I've been sent that link before, it must be important. Scientific objectivity and credibility gets ruined with this language:
_"White people _*_(Albinos)_*_ invariably state or imply that they were the founders of civilization. As a matter of fact, even in scientific studies like this one, which disproves that assertion, they NEVER say that it's Blacks they are talking about. Instead they hide that truth behind scientific "Mumbo jumbo" intended to obfuscate the race of the subjects and confuse the reader. Assuming most Black readers of this material have a similar experience in _*_Albino schools_*_ and universities with _*_Albino books,_*_ materials and curriculums, and _*_Albino teachers."_*_ - realhistoryww_
*** We're Winning ***
_"The British, with the "Modern" Germans, were the originators of revisionist history. It was they who first began to write Blacks out of history after the “Race/Religious Wars" of the late medieval. Now look, the British will soon start teaching their children the truth: that Blacks were the original people of Britain." - realhistoryww_
My lowly albino friend, with no special education (high school level education), was hired through a temporary service company to set up and manage a T1 network, and train educated Blacks with academic degrees, and their students, at their Black university. Instead of a thank you, he was called at home (his parents attic was his home) and cussed out by a college level student who did not know about 'saving' before turning a computer off! There is this bizarre slave morality instilled within the bulk of Blacks which has made them a quite useful tool for their menorah masters; almost as bad as as white guilt.
You believe that the goal is to grind blacks into the dirt. It's neither that, nor holding hands in global oneness. You don't seem to know the real enemy and why everyone will ultimately lose now. Had the so called 'Nazis' won the second war:
1. Blacks would have had their racial dignity restored.
2. The African continent would have been returned to Blacks along with complete sovereignty.
Whites do not run their nations or universities, that should be blatantly obvious. The cabal slavers write themselves out of history and vilify those who discover them. Banking families with the help of secret societies won the game.
They don't vilify the ultimate 'racists' for nothing. Hitler remains the only leader in the history of mankind to imprison a Rothschild banker. Everybody was lied to. Rosenberg's foreign policy would have been a reality had the international swindlers lost the war. In other words you could have had whatever history you wanted:
_"The Blacks at present still do not possess a strong power, but the Myth of Blood also awakened here, and it's strength will have swollen enormously within 50 years. If the English have England, the French France, the Italians Italy, to which they admittedly possess a right, _*_then the Negroes demand Africa."_*_ - Dr. Alfred Rosenberg (Myth of the 20th Century)_
_"The essence of the present day world revolution lies in an awakening of racial types-not in Europe alone but over the entire earth. This awakening is the organic counter movement against the last chaotic forerunners of the liberal economic trading imperialism whose looted victims fell from despair into the Bolshevist net in order to complete what Democracy had begun: _*_the elimination of race and folkish consciousness."_*_ - Alfred Rosenberg (Myth of the 20th Century)_
_"The burning issues of race struggle cannot by solved through the ideas of the dishonorable rule of money, which, thanks to racial discord, builds its bank palaces" - Dr. Alfred Rosenberg (Myth of the 20th Century)_
_"The Chinese people were in all sense a folk because they possessed an all determining true type ideal. The securely formal, extremely polite, correct, and learned gentlemen has been the ideal of the whole of China irrespective of the fact that, under this, enormously strong passion often slumbered. To forbid immigration to North America and Australia to the Yellow races while at the same time to wish to colonize or rule the far east, is capitalist insanity" - Dr. Alfred Rosenberg (Myth of the 20th Century)_
_"The idea of a racially based world policy signifies in relation to East-Asia its independence..it also suggest the release of other nations from the present system which now controls them" - Alfred Rosenberg (Myth of the 20th Century)_
_"The burning issues of race struggle cannot by solved through the ideas of the dishonorable rule of money, which, thanks to racial discord, builds its bank palaces" - Dr. Alfred Rosenberg (Myth of the 20th Century)_
_"The fact is universalism suffers from the same sickness as its apparent opponent, individualism. The remarkable truth is that universalism is a twin brother of individualism. Mechanistic individualism and schematic universalism wish to lay the world in chains." - Alfred Rosenberg (Myth of the 20th Century)_
_🐜"These parasites are found throughout the social Hymenoptera (i.e., bees, wasps and ants), and have been most intensely studied in ants. The social parasitism that I address here is restricted to the ants that form mixed species nests and depend on labor provided by the host species workers. These nests typically have two or more species of ants in the colony, and can often be identified easily. For instance, many of the formicine slave-makers like P. breviceps are red ants that enslave other formicine ants which are black ants. Thus, when one opens a mound and sees red and black ants both in frantic distress, then one may have encountered slave-makers with slaves"- nature(dot)com_
_"For as long as a people remain racially pure and are conscious of the treasure of their blood, they can never be overcome by the (X)ew. Never in this world can the (X)ew become master of any people except a bastardized people." - Adolf Hitler (Mein Kampf)_
_"Pride in one's own race- and that does not imply contempt for other races- is also a normal and healthy sentiment. I have never regarded the Chinese or the Japanese as being inferior to ourselves. They belong to ancient civilizations, and I admit freely that their past history is superior to our own. They have a right be proud of their past, just as we have the right to be proud of the civilization to which we belong. Indeed, I believe the more steadfast the Chinese and Japanese remain in their pride of race, the easier I shall find it to get on with them." -- Adolf Hitler_
_“We must realize that our party’s most powerful weapon is RACIAL TENSION. By propounding into the consciousness of the DARK races, that for centuries they have been oppressed by Whites, we can mold them to the program of the Communist Party. In America, we will aim for subtle victory.' - Israel Cohen 1912_
_'While inflaming the Negro minority against the Whites, we will endeavor to instill in the Whites, a guilt complex for their exploitation of the Negros. We will aid the Negroes to rise in prominence in every walk of life, in the PROFESSIONS, and in the world of SPORTS and ENTERTAINMENT. With this prestige, the Negro will be able to INTER-MARRY with the Whites and begin a process which will deliver America to our cause.” -- Israel Cohen (Zionist - Communist - Internationalist) “A Racial Program for the Twentieth Century” >Published in 1912, On June 17, 1957, Vol. 103 p. 8559, the above passage was read into the United States Congressional Record by Rep. Thomas G. Abernathy_
_"The man of the future will be of mixed race. Today's races and classes will gradually disappear owing to the vanishing of space, time, and prejudice. The Eurasian Negroid race of the future, similar in its appearance to the Ancient Egyptians, will replace the diversity of peoples with a diversity of individuals...Therefore a gracious Providence provided Europe with _*_A NEW RACE OF NOBILITY_*_ by the Grace of Spirit. This happened at the moment when Europe's feudal aristocracy became dilapidated, and thanks to _*_(X)EWISH emancipation."_*_ - Richard von Coudenhove Kalergi (Praktischer Idealismus, 1925)_
_"According to his autobiography, at the beginning of 1924 his friend Baron Louis de Rothschild introduced him (Richard Kalergi) to Max Warburg who offered to finance his movement for the next three years by giving him 60,000 gold marks. Warburg remained sincerely interested in the movement for the remainder of his life" - Wikipedia (Richard Kalergi)_
@pokezee king-wolf I don’t think your up to date with their genomes. They have found them clustering with Eurasian people as well as the Bantu population. It is even said they ‘left Africa’ landed in Asia and mixed with the already inhabiting people= change in phenotype and skin, perhaps even hair. Some then ‘moved back’ to Africa and settled in Eastern& Southern Africa. Then the Bantu expansion happened which also changed/replaced them again. Just search it in google and you will find it.
This is so interesting. I'm Native Americans from the U.S in Minnesota. My people are "Ojibwe" and we've been around the great lakes for hundreds of years. We migrated from the New York state area
@C F thats not my real last name lol..
I'm very proud being Native American of the Chippewa tribe. There are differences between tribes of Native Americans but one impact on history we share is how we were treated when the white man came over to North America. There were many Hollow words said especially when treaties were being done.
Do a video on Polynesia (Samoa, Tonga, Maori) the history and their genetics
They are a mix of Asian and African. There were tall whites living in NZ before Maori went and ate them. Prob in the islands too. I wouldn't be surprised. On an island in Samoa is a pyramid and something in Tonga too that they didn't do. All invaders of those lands.
One Nation what’s tall whites?
Dip shit the white man were smaller than our woman. Kia Kaha Kia Mana.
Nai Smith 😂😂😂💯
PolyBoy I saw a video about that on here as well as a couple. All I know is that they’re austronesian.
Thank you. I'd like to learn more about Athabaskans and their connection with Navajo and Apache cultures.
Rich Weatherly
Athabascain is the language that is spoken from Canada to southwest united states. Take example to Spain Spanish to the Mexican spanish there are superlative words
Same language group and at one time we were one people but as we migrated more south others stayed behind and we "developed" separate cultures and traditions. I believe we were one of the last waves to get to the Americas so we came as Warriors not hunter,gathers. The Navajos and Apaches are both Technically Athabascans but Warriors by heritage. That's why they were both involved in the Indian wars with the United States Army that lasted I believe 110 yrs. Not to mention that Navajo Code Talkers and Geronimo.
Same cause I love studying native languages besides my own cree. And I noticed Dene’s and Navajo have very similar words or how we have Sioux speaking Stoney’s here beside Edmonton when there mostly down south like at pine ridge. Which is a good distance away.
@@silog8181 Exactly....although the Athabaskan of interior Alaska were known by the coastal peoples as warriors...and people of the forest. There are legends/stories from old times about this.
@@user-mg7lt1hj6x You are fortunate to be able to speak your own language!
IM Native and Chicano aka Mexican
I love and REZPECT both sides of my culture
I am NativCano
Yeah I'm ASIAN too
I'd like to see one on the native people's of the great leaks, and the North East US. Thanks for your videos my friend! 👍
Can you do a video about the eritrean and ethiopian war, also known as the longest war of Africa in History.
Many don' know about this part of history.
YungOG _93 you can search up the TH-cam channel “jabzy” he’s a more war related channel
YungOG _93 shit was like 2 years long
@@ima8533 i think you're reffering to the second war that lasted from 98'-2000
The one before that was going on for like 32 years. 1961-1993
YungOG _93 yea that was a war
The one your referring too was just part of the ethiopian civil war
Great job, as always. The more I learn about the worlds peoples, the more I realize that I know nothing about my brothers and sisters, except that we are all related.
Half breed Creek and proud of it! Family was uprooted from GA and sent to the rez in Oklahoma where after WWII my grandfather came home to my Grandmother and my dad and headed back to GA
Would love to see a video focusing on the Métis.
Title: "who is native American?"
Manifest Destiny: *sorry I cant read*
Dumb.
@@stevendemoniac your face
ThomasTurnipples69 lmao
If you go 10,000 years without even inventing the wheel, you're just taking up valuable real estate. I'm proud of my 17th century Dutch ancestors who conquered and made something out of the state of NY.
Manifest Destiny FTW!
@@jaredjones1752 My farts smell like Amsterdam
Your show is awesome and Let me know if you've done this one. I would love a video about the native tribes that live on the border's of Mexico and the U.S and different migration Patterns during times of war.
Very interesting, thanks for posting
I really liked the video. Your graphs are fantastic, specially when considering that they are based on research. Thanks and congratulations!
Still waiting for a video about Sardinians :)
I don't think he does videos about fish. They're always about humans.
@Allô français canadien how do you know what hookers generally smell like?
It's a big request; but would you please make a video on the Haudenosaunee (People of the LongHouse), the Six Nations- Iroquois People? We are one of the most populous and influential indigenous people in North America.
I have enjoyed your informative videos for years now and am commenting for the first time. Thank you!
We still have some remnants of the Tuscarora down here in NC.
Rare as hell to actually find one that looks native though lol.
Amazing video!👍
This is a good video to learn about Native American admixture, Since i am part Native American Shawnee Cherokee, and Powhatan.
Please do a video on the very interesting Khant and Mansi peoples of western Siberia, who speak the closest languages to Hungarian despite being vastly different in phenotype and genetics form today's Hungarians . Thanks !
Amerindian here if Mazahua and Otomí origin 💪🏽
I'm also Otomi! (Well, half.)
Cool !
Uralian here of Sami origin. Sooooo........ Cousin?
Sad, but most Mexicans are mestizos, that carry on Hispanic language, politics, name, religion...
Shalawam to the northern kingdom.
You have done an excellent job on this and like every video. Coming from mixed background and seeing the different races in our family tree gives us an idea with the fascinating resources readily available today. With all the intense studies and with the a accuracy within a few minutes was truly and absolutely and estoundingly impressive. All those awesome photos and maps were all just incredible. You did our Native Americans justice with the truth. Very enjoyable. Well done! Bravo! Thank you again. Blessings.
Love all your vids bro
I guess we all look alike from an outside point of view, but you can tell a Brazilian amerindian from a Chilean one and a Mexican one when you live around here, and so on.
I'm now part of that migration back to Spain you talked about, well, my children are. My wife is Catalonian and I'm Bolivian so our children are the mix of a mix (most of Bolivia is made of mixed people). Only difference is they will grow on the north eastern part of the peninsula (Catalonia), opposed to southern parts where you said most of the amerindian blood is concentrated in Spain. If 1% can be accounted as a concentration at all, but you get my point.
Love your videos, hugs from Bolivia and Spain.
I agree with you. My mom use to say that Peruvians have a certain ‘look’ and can be distinguished between Mexican natives, Amazon natives, ect. Plains natives in my opinion look very different from Chilean natives and so forth.
South America natives averaged height 5ft10 Cheyenne in USA average height 6ft6, I cant figure that out. I'm Cherokee & Cheyenne & wonder why our heights are so different if we share same DNA. I thought maybe because we average 7% inuit or east Asian but they are short also.
phillip daugherty hunters are taller than farmers all over the world. Most if not all the civilizations in South America were farmers. The amerindians of the Amazon on the other hand, I can’t really explain that, other than saying that they were more gatherers than hunters.
phillip daugherty i once read somewhere that plains natives like the sioux were very tall compared to the average human at the time!
@@phillipdaugherty1486 mexican and central american natives are like 4 feet lol.
I'm a Canadian of mixed European and Amerindian origin.
Your ancestors fucked an invader...
stikupartist 3 at least one of your ancestors was rude.
No. My ancestors fucked an invader and a slave and made me a Puerto Rican. The new hybrid humans.
@d puski if the ashanti and fulani tribes were capturing rival tribes from other warring states wouldn't it make more sense that my ancestors were sold by those stronger major tribes?if they were in business with European slave traders I dont think they would sell themselves.
@@stikupartist3698 ergo 99% of all genetic history.
I love your videos but there are times when you are speaking so fast that it’s difficult to take in the awesome research you’ve done. And much of the information is complex ,so if possible , it would be much appreciated for a little slowdown Thank you for all your hard work!
I am Indonesian, when I went to USA to the Grand Canyon, I suprised but should not be surprised, that the nice people there are just like me
Tadi waktu lihat videonya nampak banyak yang menyerupai orang orang Asia mba. Waktu lihat DW Documentary tentang kehidupan orang orang Canada di sekitaran Greenland juga wajah wajahnya ada juga yang nampak nampak wajah Asia. Migrasi orang orang terdahulu dari daerah yang sama menuju ke tempat tempat yang ada di dunia kemudian menetap bisa jadi penyebab adanya kemiripan atau bahkan saudara dekat dari jalur eyang eyangnya terdahulu mungkin ya mba
@@VipValiant saudariku Anda sangat cerdas dsn berpikiran terbuka 👍👍👍
I’m mestizo with Mexican heritage from my grandparents with an Aztec name which I have no cultural tie to but I love learning about Natives thank you :) I mention this because some ppl ask me if I have ties to a native people group directly ( are you Aztec?) and no I have to say it’s just a name my parents gave me but I’m glad I have it.
I get your avatar. Xochitl means flower.
Shalawam, they are Issachar.
No culture ties are you sure? a lot of Mexican words come from Nahuatl.
Foods and where you live has culture ties. Your parents are very smart to give you and Nahuatl name
Huitzilli no cultural ties as in I grew up mainstream American, and monolingual. I don’t speak Spanish. My parents were born here and Americanized but they have more ties than I do but me, no. I wasn’t raised in Mexican culture. My closet tie is the food but it’s very small. Of course living in California I am trying to pick up Spanish but it’s not how I grew up it’s not my main language
23&ME
Again, there are only three races, maybe 4th with the Blokes down under.
A. Bone tests were done on the American Indians by the Catholic Monks.
B. They are *White DNA ***almost all came from the landbridge 40kish year ago, From Europe to Greenland and to America. Ta-da
C. Suprised the Monks, but bone test was the science of day, now with DNA they are coming back
D. 95% White
E. 2ish to 4%ish Asian
F. and a mixture of Sub-Saharan and etc. for the rest of the 1% that's leftover
G. Do Y'all home-work on it. They are swabbing the mouths of the young down there every day of the week. These are facts.
H. There is no BROWN Race, that's for the UN-Washed Masses to have something to talk about.
I. Go watch TV *the Soaps the *the novellas they show 24.7 down there south of the Rio Grande, and count how many Blond hair blue eyes so-called 'Mexican'. One or two generations that so-called Brown is GONE. It's going to be going from Juan to Hans. These Blokes have WHITE/DNA BLOOD *GERMAN hello
J. Mixed with *White DNA from Europe
K. The Funny part is the 2050 predictions of a 53% *Hispanics and 42% Whitey and what is left over? But the JOKE on the Blacks and Asians is Ta-Da it's going to be 95% WHITEY and what about 2100? HELLO
I don't get how peeps are not seeing this.
L. Also, forgot to mention, between 1492 and 1900 the European Blokes besides rapping them and stealing from them, and kidnapping them taking them back to Europe, they slaughtered 96% of the Indians from Alaska to Chile.
M. Genocide and American Indian History - Oxford Research ...
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by J Ostler - 2015 - Cited by 10 - Related articles
The issue of genocide and American Indian history has been contentious. Many writers see the massive depopulation of the indigenous population of the ...
Were American Indians the Victims of Genocide? | History News Network
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That American Indians suffered horribly is indisputable. But whether their suffering amounted to a"holocaust," or to genocide, is another matter. II. It is a firmly ...
Atrocities Against Native Americans - United to End Genocide
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Numerous atrocities against Native Americans span the hundreds of years from the first arrival of European explorers to the modern era under a wide range of ...
11:14 handsome af
@Brody Hill discord.gg/jGdUhcs
Really simping over a dude who died 70+ years ago cmon now
Looks a lot like my cousin Jakobe 😳
Absolutely sick amazing video ty.
Would love a video on the Ohlones of the north Californian bay area
Masaman can you do the Rare D1 haplogroup and subclades in the Caribbeans?
D is from E. Many Japanese have Y haplogroup D.
@lobsterbale Legesse it’s also present among Tibetans and Andaman Islanders.
Nelson H ......that would be interesting
I am an old woman now. When I was about 30 I spent time in the mid west doing research on the legacy of colonisation in the west. I saw many strikingly beautiful people living in very un beautiful conditions. This young man reminds me of that time. He has haunted eyes, I saw that too then. In Canada I found a much more healthy respect and appreciation of the First Nations peoples, their art and culture. I saw no haunted eyes there.
idk where you went in canada but its worse there then it is here
I would like to hear more from you if you don't mind, how did your "adventure" go?
Masaman hits it out of the park again.
Great video. I'd love some content on Alaskan Natives!
Hey Mason, great video as always! I'd really like to see another video about the Jewish people. The really liked the first video about the Jews (especially because I'm half Jewish). I'd like to see something like the admixture map you made for this video, but for Jews in Europe pre-Holocaust. Please consider it because I think it'd be really interesting!
Hi, Mason. I would really love it if you did a series on the history of the Algonquin people and their descendant tribal peoples. 🌙💜
Jason Okafor I am a 59 year old woman of Euro and Native descent, specifically Fox (Meskwaki).
@PalemoonTwilight I was going to ask the same thing. The Algonquin and Iroquoian of the Northeast woodlands isn't known much about. On an Abenaki reserve in Quebec I visited a few years ago, the chief told me there are a lot of Abenaki in VT, NH, NY, and so on.
I feel great pity for the native Amercans!!
🌹🌹🙏
🇳🇵Love from Nepal !!!
I’m a very small percentage of native on my DNA test, I remember my mom saying my GG grandmother is of native decent. But I would never call myself Native American.
I would say I'm either half or quarter native because my grandma and grandpa are from the southern part of Mexico and my mom's baby daddy is half Puerto Rican. So do I count as native
I am also 25% and I dont say I am native, my mother did teach me everything that she had learned b4 her mom died when she was 10
I am 3/8 and I am proud of my heritage.
@@sir_paniccakettv1263 bro you're likely more than 50% native if both of your grandparents come from south Mexico and your dad has native blood.
@@skullsouljah2836 hmm I guess people do say I look Puerto Rican thought
I'd like to see a video on the comanches and their shared origin with the shoshone
who share origins with the pipil people in central america
A Native American is someone who knows their Indigenous community, culture, heritage, family and of course has the blood. I’m Comanche and Kiowa.
I seen alot of people claim those tribes on Facebook but they all look like Taylor swift and john McCain. I think they're lying online.....
They only let the ones live who had first European colonies blood line the rest were taken into slavery or were killed off
Jano van Pelt DNA alone can’t make you anything. Example: I have 1/128th German blood however I’m not ethnically, culturally, or familial German. Does that make me a German? Absolutely not.
@@pb9506 right? I have 27% native American DNA but know nothing about the culturally. I never lived a day of the tribe life. I'm just a mixed black/ European/native American Puerto Rican who considers himself a American latino.
My ancestors taught the northern tribes to plant corn beans and squash (Three sisters agricultural method) which they brought from what is now Mexico where it was domesticated and then taken to the North around 1000 CE. Many of the traditional foods and words survived the European colonization into Mexican Spanish. Phenotypically i look in the Mirror and I see it. So am i Native American? Yup im Native American, sadly even more so than US federally recognized tribal members.
When i see old native american I have the impression to see our old persons in Mongolia. We are clearly same people, one blood people.
Do you live in mongolia or china?
The so called Native American in America are the colonizers appointed indigenous ppl but Clearly not indigenous to America if you are into looking up true history and not the European colonizers history and all these European so called Americans claiming to being Indians !!!
I'm also Mongolian, but clearly phenotypes aren't the best indicator for genetic distance.
@@nucleus2851 So who does the La Doncella (Inca Mummy) th-cam.com/video/UYKKbhA2_fI/w-d-xo.html look like the Quechua people (Descendants of Incans) th-cam.com/video/YV6hij9njw8/w-d-xo.html ? CLEARLY you're the colonizer.
@@nucleus2851 The Chinhorro mummies from 5,000 B.C., why did the chinchorro have straight hair, why? www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/mummies-found-chile-did-not-let-harsh-life-conditions-get-them-down-006344
I understand Columbus and some conquistadors mingled with tribes from the southwest region of North America. I am a Chickasaw whose family trekked “The Trail of Tears”
Mason,could you please do a Video on the Choctaw tribe of southern Louisiana,and Mississippi? I,m from Louisiana,and the Choctaws are one of the original groups of people who lived here before the Europeans came.
Southern Ohio here and descendant of Hokoleskwa (Cornstalk) Chief of the Shawnee Nation and Wahunsenacah (Powhatan, father of Pocahontas) Paramount Chief of The Tsenacommacah, an alliance of Alonquian peoples.
lies lies lies. All this was invented in Spain during the Conquest.
Many of those indigenous still calling themselves Americans when they had no idea what was the name of CURRENT AMERICA NAME, named by the Spanish conquerers.
Xavier Lehnhoof
Well if it isn’t the mayor of crazytown, population you...
@@_robustus_
The Indigenous were brought by the Spanish as Slaves the same they did with the horses ...
you had no education to know that because your education was cheap
@@xavierlehnhoff1562 lol...Xavier. We were here waay before the Spaniards arrived.
@@xavierlehnhoff1562 no. The Spaniards made slaves out of us when they got here. Then we killed all their priest n sent them back to Mexico. Ur the one who is not educated in this.
Great job Masaman
I get annoyed when people say "Native Americans are from Asians." No, they are not. Even if both groups came from ancient Siberia does not mean that they were from the same source. Even a cursory look at their appearance will tell you the different genetic origins. Amerindians (and I don't include Inuits or Yupiks here) are descended from an Ancient North Eurasian people (classified as ANE) from the Ural regions of Russia. These ancient people moved eastward and mingled a little bit with the ancestors of modern East Asians and Siberian Mongoloids. That is why full-blooded Amerindians (both in North America and South America) look quite different from modern East Asians and Siberian Mongoloids (due to the large ANE component which is almost non-existent among East Asians and most Siberians). Even pure-blooded Amerindians have this pseudo-Caucasoid look that is hard to explain (even though Amerindians are generally classified as "Mongoloid"). The only Amerindian group that looks closest to Asians are those in the jungles of South America (they look similar to tribal groups in SE Asia). If you look at Natives from north-eastern US/Canada (Iroquois) some of them look almost European (even though they are not mixed). Natives in Bolivia and Peru (the Quechua and Aymara) look very similar to Central Asian Turks. Amerindians and East Asians are two different races who came from different sources.
Native Americans have one-third of their DNA coming from West Eurasians (X haplogroup), that's based off DNA sequence of an ancient Siberian kid. That means that the DNA was carried over, it doesn't mean West Eurasians arrived in America. www.scientificamerican.com/article/americass-natives-have-european-roots/ All the haplogroups found in pre-columbian Amerindians are A, B, C, D, X, And Q
@Tina Draper Native Americans didn't travel to Asia, Asians travelled to America. Asian DNA is in Native Americans. Native Americans became their own group. There was "a woman known as Kolyma1, who lived in northeastern Siberia about 10,000 years ago, shares about two-thirds of her genome with living Native Americans." www.sciencemag.org/news/2019/06/closest-known-ancestor-today-s-native-americans-found-siberia
I want to believe Rick Grimes found a computer that lets him comment on the TH-cam videos of alternate realities where there aren’t any walkers and that this is a topic Rick Grimes is just really passionate about for no apparent reason.
I honestly think that the explanation to this is that those "natives" are actually mixed, at the present day there is almost no pure native americans
Rick Grimes
The East Asian component is the majority component in Amerindians though, avg 70% in northern amerinds, 65% in southern amerinds, with the rest (35-30%) being ANE. So it’s more accurate to say Natives are predominantly East Asian with a significant Ancestral North Eurasian strain, not that they are ANEs who mixed a little with East Asians. You can see this on PCAs and D-Stats-they pull hard toward East Asians vs. MA1, and they autosomally group with East Asians and Eastern/Central Siberians on global PCAs, structure analyses, and dendrograms.
Also, your impression of some Native Americans having pseudo-caucasoid features is due to their lack of slanted eyes, lack of fat facial features, and lack of flat nasal morphology, all of which were selected for in East Asians & Siberians after their divergence from Native Americans, which is evident in 12kya Native American resembling crania found in Beijing-contrast that to the flatter noses of Beijing’s modern inhabitants. When you look past Native Americans’ outer appearance and look at their underlying skull morphologies, you will see mongoloid characteristics, such as strongly developed and forwardly projecting zygoma, tall, circular orbits, and sinodont dentition. Their hair form, skin complexion, and femur:tibia ratios also are virtually identical to East Asians, and on phenotype SNP PCAs, they cluster with East Asians and in no way deviate toward west eurasians like you would expect if they are in part West Eurasian derived, like you do see with Central Asian groups like the Uighur and Hazara, who do deviate from the East Asian cluster in a more caucasiform direction.
I’m surprised how little people talk about the epicanthic folds in Native Americans (or at least phenotypically blatant “almond shaped” eyes). My girlfriend is 58% Native and because of her eye shape she has been mistaken for East Asian before
Is she latin though?
Luis R. Yup!
@@EvanLax95 yeah that's the interesting thing of being born anywhere in the Americas... we're a multicultural melting pot regardless of the country we're from...
Chaco culture and It's influence. Pueblo Bonita was the largest city in north america for a long time.
also Cahokia.
The oldest native city in the Americas is Caral in current day Peru. It was founded 5000 years ago. The following 11 minute video talks about and shows Caral. th-cam.com/video/k68CVL8LCXw/w-d-xo.html
Nope it was not
As an Indonesian, I see some pictures of Native Americans some look similar to us
Very cool video