Did Polynesians Discover America?

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • Who were the first people to discover America?
    Historical evidence uncovers the myth of Christopher Columbus being the first to America. Check out some of the clues that show Polynesians visited the shores of America long before it was discovered by Europeans!
    From the History Channel "Exploration of North America" Video archive.
    For more historical videos, check out www.thecoconet...

Комментарии • 97

  • @kailoa1498
    @kailoa1498 5 лет назад +25

    Unfortunately, most Polynesians have lost the art of Sea navigation

    • @mahirahirangi-thompson9715
      @mahirahirangi-thompson9715 3 года назад +2

      Obviously you did

    • @safuwanfauzi5014
      @safuwanfauzi5014 Год назад

      @@mahirahirangi-thompson9715 not all, in Indonesian and Malaysia they still have 'lancang kuning' and many2 big and small traditional boat and ship

    • @khust2993
      @khust2993 Год назад +3

      @@safuwanfauzi5014 Indonesia and Malaysia aren't part of Polynesia

    • @amberrenee3718
      @amberrenee3718 Год назад

      Not the case many French Polynesia still use waka as well as many people in our family lands of Papua and tsi. Pacific still use boats.

    • @ChapoJr677
      @ChapoJr677 Год назад

      Some of us don't

  • @kaoleumu5720
    @kaoleumu5720 6 лет назад +28

    The Polynesian Race: Tagata Moana

  • @rarebreed6713
    @rarebreed6713 7 лет назад +28

    Samoan pride! #Polynesianpride

  • @suciretnowati8219
    @suciretnowati8219 8 лет назад +17

    why it is a big deal who reach american continent? whether it is polynesians, Chinese, Vikings, europeans, africans and north african, the native american ALREADY lived there!
    Mayan, aztecs, lakota, sioux, incas,etc. Aren't they humans? it is an evidence human has settled there.
    we don't brag who discover british island, africa, india, china, australia, japan, etc because HUMAN already lived there.

    • @miljenko4209
      @miljenko4209 3 года назад +5

      because it was an important discovery and was disconnected to the rest of the world

    • @amaam89
      @amaam89 3 года назад +5

      I can't speak for everyone but I think one reason it's a big deal to many USA-ians may be because for a few hundred years, the USA only spoke of Columbus' Discovery, and White/Euro-centric establishments publicized and proliferated the idea that Columbus "discovered" NAmerica, while ignoring other Ethnic Groups discovery and contact with the Americas.
      It erases the history and culture for many groups of people in one fell swoop when a White Man did, seemingly, everything through-out History. It's important to many diverse people for their sense of self and for their children to understand that "Others" have been active participants in history all along.

    • @TM686K
      @TM686K 3 года назад

      Because most Polys hate their Asian heritage and try anything and everything to be something else despite the fact that Native Americans are also a Mongoloid race settling America via the Bering Strait from North Asia.

  • @keishaparker1227
    @keishaparker1227 9 лет назад +21

    HAWAIIAN PRIDE

  • @stanleybriggs8449
    @stanleybriggs8449 8 лет назад +23

    Tongan Pride

  • @NasinuWarrior85
    @NasinuWarrior85 Месяц назад

    Viti, still have our art of sea voyaging. The thing is, with todays engine marine shipping vessel, there are engineers to manage the engines and captain/mates to steer the ship.

  • @danaitutaki8340
    @danaitutaki8340 3 года назад +7

    California is named after Kalifonua. The Tongan war canoe

    • @MaluluKeleGuiSila
      @MaluluKeleGuiSila 3 года назад +1

      Fake, prove it. Don’t say because they sound the same.

    • @tenoa8637
      @tenoa8637 2 года назад +1

      Oi sole...

    • @Jay-ph8rk
      @Jay-ph8rk 7 месяцев назад

      Dox.... are u ok?

  • @Sciolist
    @Sciolist Год назад +2

    Well RUclips is not the best place for history so I'm not going to tread too much on the main topic, but I'm more fascinated by why Polynesian stopped there voyaging. They had become pretty sedentary by the time of European contact, making short hops but not long voyages, even between known islands.

    • @utahi404
      @utahi404 Год назад

      Europeans invaded us and stripped it away from us. But used us to their advantage. We knew supremacy before anyone.

  • @Johanna-iu6ly
    @Johanna-iu6ly 11 месяцев назад +1

    Gosh, the damn comments in here, No they did not discover America, and they don't claim to. Be humble Polys, you're embarrassing us

  • @BrinkersMad
    @BrinkersMad 9 лет назад +6

    I want to hear more!

  • @kaidots977
    @kaidots977 3 года назад +4

    TONGA 🇹🇴

  • @awakeningphilspost520
    @awakeningphilspost520 Год назад +5

    this is how my ncestors did it. this voyage is recorded in 3 caves 1 in pitcairn island 1 in fiji and 1 in new guinea. A
    flotilla of ships set sail from
    Egypt around 232 B.C .. , during
    the reign of Ptolemy III, on a mission
    to circumnavigate the globe. The six
    ships sailed under the direction of
    Captain Rata and Navigator Maui, a
    friend of the astronomer Eratosthenes,
    who was head of the Alexandria
    library. The commander and navigator
    knew from Eratosthenes that the circumference of the Earth was 250,000
    stades (approximately 28,000 miles),
    and they had state-of-the-art astronomical and navigational equipment.
    Although there is no record that the
    flotilla returned to Egypt, Maui and
    others left records of their voyage
    along the way. i wonder where they went? I am maori and this is my story

    • @eeeaten
      @eeeaten Год назад +4

      nah bro that stuff about egypt/greeks is pure myth. the tupuna of maori are from eastern polynesia, and from samoa/tonga before that. the voyaging to aotearoa, rapanui, hawaii, america, australia didn't start happening until about 1000AD.

    • @amberrenee3718
      @amberrenee3718 Год назад +2

      Kia ora we didn’t come from Egypt. Don’t have African affiliations. We were already here.

  • @allgood6760
    @allgood6760 3 года назад +3

    They navigated by the stars and water currents

  • @4sername
    @4sername 4 года назад +4

    2:29 Considering Columbus never went to South America . . .
    Duh.

    • @dox7681
      @dox7681 2 года назад

      ?

    • @donnievance1942
      @donnievance1942 Год назад

      Sorry bud, Columbus did reach the coast of northern South America on his third voyage. He reached southern Central America on his 4th voyage, but never made it to Mexico.

  • @junkz9336
    @junkz9336 7 лет назад +8

    Cook island pride....😝

  • @Saimone008
    @Saimone008 6 лет назад +42

    If it hadn't been for Tongans none of this would've happened. Anyone with an education in pacific history will know this is the truth for the Tongans were the best navigators and boat builders throughout Polynesia Melanesia and Micronesia. Lol and I'm not even Tongan I'm Fijian but I guess all Fijians are a bit Tongan and all Tongans are a bit Fijian because of the close ties they've had for thousands of years.

    • @martywarner1779
      @martywarner1779 6 лет назад +5

      Funny how only Eastern Polynesians have similar features to Mayan / Incas & Aztec. ...hmmmmmm mm, but Melanesian/ Micronesia look similar to Asians...
      In my opinion Asians were great sailors back then as well hence the connection between both cultures, so basically met and greeted each other so as to forged a relationship they had lasted for millenias.
      Fijians are Austronesians closely related to Aboriginal Australians/ Soloman/ Torres Islanders & Papuans

    • @MaluluKeleGuiSila
      @MaluluKeleGuiSila 4 года назад +6

      If it hadn’t been for the Phillipines, Tonga wouldn’tve happened

    • @jean-pierredevent970
      @jean-pierredevent970 4 года назад +2

      My sister in law is a Filipina and she always finds the parked car back immediately while my Belgian brother struggles. Even today, Philippine woman, men leave their family behind for very long to go work in far countries. It's almost like some tradition. Then I wonder also if the pacific islanders could not have magnetite in the brain that helps to navigate.

    • @esetamoors2226
      @esetamoors2226 4 года назад +3

      @@martywarner1779 It was because the Polynesians traded with the Aztecs and Mayans and they mixed. That's why many of the features between the ancient Americans have cultures related to the the Eastern afternoon part of Polynesia. And they were closest to them.

    • @StandardProcedures79
      @StandardProcedures79 4 года назад +6

      ItsAlwaysTheSame Not being biased that I’m Tongan but that’s the truth. There is historic documents by some of the first Europeans that stepped foot on our shores stating that Tongans travelled as far as Antarctica after stopping through Aotearoa and Australia. They even travelled to PNG very frequently and all throughout Melanesia, Micro and Polynesia. Ancient Tongans did it the best and I challenge anyone who begs to differ. It’s a shame we lost most of this knowledge due to colonisation. They replace our ancient spiritual practices with religion. I’m currently on a journey to revive and relive my ancestors truth. Ofa atu to all of Pasifika💪🏾

  • @prosodiclearning
    @prosodiclearning 3 года назад +3

    REFOREsT pOLYNESIA..tHE KOA TREE carried Polynesians all over the the world

  • @silvertavake5615
    @silvertavake5615 3 года назад +3

    one love my moanan sisters and brothers

  • @bula6716
    @bula6716 4 года назад +2

    polynesian discover isslands...guam was discovered by chamorros 500 yeasr earlier.....

  • @honahwikeepa2115
    @honahwikeepa2115 7 месяцев назад

    Polynesian, Melanesian? My sister went to an indigenous peoples get together in Canada late last century where she met local natives that did Hongi.

  • @scottanastasi2527
    @scottanastasi2527 Год назад +1

    I love that last guy. :D sayin' it how it is!

  • @duddleyfaka14
    @duddleyfaka14 6 лет назад +3

    I guess some of us has to accept how to eat raw fish when travel long distance water back in those times :)

  • @monkovponcho
    @monkovponcho 3 года назад +1

    What did they eat and drink on such a long voyages?

    • @robertwomack8653
      @robertwomack8653 Год назад

      I think (idk if true) that they would leave in the rainy season so they could collect rainwater.

    • @amberrenee3718
      @amberrenee3718 Год назад +1

      Supplies like anyone who goes in a long trip. That’s what we would eat. Kia ora 🌺

  • @jamesfaulkner8209
    @jamesfaulkner8209 3 года назад +1

    Wait, what? Did you just say they had sails made of CRAB CLAWS?

    • @charlesatkinson4340
      @charlesatkinson4340 3 года назад +3

      *Crab Rave Music Intensifies*

    • @teti_99
      @teti_99 2 года назад +1

      Lol no it's called that because of it's shape. It's like a crab claw when it's fully released in the wind.

  • @rodericktodd1647
    @rodericktodd1647 7 лет назад +4

    I came here after watching Moana

  • @jessewasanoutlaw9864
    @jessewasanoutlaw9864 4 года назад +2

    northern wind all day!!

  • @3-DtimeCosmology
    @3-DtimeCosmology Год назад

    Respect.

  • @ArrianeLedesma
    @ArrianeLedesma 11 дней назад

    awsome

  • @sarahbbtasshi
    @sarahbbtasshi 2 года назад

    South America to pacific

  • @VilimoniVakatawa
    @VilimoniVakatawa 6 месяцев назад +1

    The first people to settle in Fiji were the polynesians after long time they 've been settle in fiji then dark skined peoplje arrive(melanesians)they throug trade and intermariage the Fijian race were born Fijians were mixed blood according to our legend

  • @stevfinau7971
    @stevfinau7971 4 года назад

    gte

  • @benkatene4667
    @benkatene4667 5 лет назад +1

    go on ow maori pride

  • @Lasoundmusiq2023
    @Lasoundmusiq2023 7 месяцев назад

    I wonder why the Maori are so connected with ancient South America and even The Mexicans

  • @edwardhohepa856
    @edwardhohepa856 2 года назад

    Māori Are the Best Navigators we got the biggest land mass in the poly nation 😊😊😊😊🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @kazumimishima0074
      @kazumimishima0074 2 года назад

      Yeah but white people running your country, your PM is are white lady , aren't you guys still fighting for your land like your cousin the Hawaiians 😆😆😆😆😆

    • @jzjzjzj
      @jzjzjzj Год назад +2

      and now survive off of government support lmao

    • @GhostElitesOfficial
      @GhostElitesOfficial Год назад

      Bruhhh... Us Cook Islanders are Māoris too, and so are the Tahitians, as a matter of FACT. We booted you guys out of the Cooks lol.

    • @GhostElitesOfficial
      @GhostElitesOfficial Год назад +1

      @@jzjzjzj @jzjzjzj We chased them out of the Cook Islands because they were lazy too climb coconut trees and plant kumara.

    • @raztahking
      @raztahking Год назад

      ...That was found by Samoans. Don't forget your original homeland, Hawaiki, is actually Savai'i 🤣👍🏾

  • @alistairmcdonald2382
    @alistairmcdonald2382 Год назад

    They definitely discovered Colombia DNA testing has proved it 👍👍

    • @eeeaten
      @eeeaten 10 месяцев назад +1

      not true