Thanks everyone for continuing to view the videos and support the channel! It won't be quite the amazing place it used to be without Nick, but we have plans to keep his vision going!
I'm happy to see y'all continuing Nick's work. He put together something amazing, and it's for the good that it remains. Thank you guys, and may y'all be good and well.
DW - Nick's story is tragic, wish the best for the family. The channel has always been top notch. With the same voice, and the same vision: hopefully we can come close to the same quality content. It will be seeded with the spirit of Nick Barksdale.
I just wanted to say. RUclips history for me will never be the same after Nick's passing, his positive and enthusiastic presence and work was very special to me and it kept me hooked to all kinds of different subjects that weren't that interesting to me. But I am very happy that the channel is still active, for that way I will keep remembering him and never forget to be interested in history. Thank you DW Draffin, you have the best reading voice I've ever heard.
No doubt a lot of us watching this long-awaited video, the project Nick worked so hard and was so eager to create, are doing so with a bittersweet appreciation. I had only just found out Nick fell ill before realizing he'd reached out via Academia and replied to the old message hoping he would soon be well. He was a brilliant and, perhaps more importantly, warm soul. He will be so, so missed be everyone that not only knew him, but knew of him. We were so fortunate to have had him on this earth for a while and share all our passions for history, integrity, compassion, and justice. You'll be missed.
“Sunrise Girl Child” and, “Dawn Twilight Child Girl,” may be the earliest found versions of names that are still used today: Dawn and Venus respectively.
@@dffndjdjd That is happening in all the disciplines. In physics the standard model of cosmology is more important than empirical data. Anomalies are simply ignored or the model is adjusted as in, Dark Matter. Anomalies can no longer built to the point the old paradigm is forced to yeild as Thomas Kuhn wrote about. They simply make up shit. They have lost the distinction between the map and the terrain.
To anyone reading the original comment,I hope you realize that the names were symbolic and given by the local indigenous community when the remains were discovered...in 2018.
Nick man was an absolute beast. He had put up more history content, in both depth and breadth, than practically any history channel on RUclips. His commitment to exploring every single corner of history for the public to enjoy is a profoundly powerful example of modern day civic service, and the dude will be seriously missed. Thanks to the team for bringing back the important content that Nick always gave to all of us.
Just discovered this channel and just finding out the story of the narrator and creator of the channel. Im just a random nerd who loves this format. I did donate and appreciate you keepinf these videos going. My condolences to his family. Rest in peace.
Thank you for continuing this channel inspired by Nick. I hope his family has somewhat overcome the initial shock and holds him in fond memory. What I like about the channel is that it inspires me to look further and gain a bit more knowledge about the subject at hand. Mal'ta for instance seems to have played a significant rol in human history. Mal'ta (24,000 BP) by has a close genetic relationship with a male from Kostenki-14 (35-40,000 BP). Kostenki is also a very important and fascinatign site as it also contains one of the earliest dwellings, which is made with mamoth bones. Considering human population at that time was far less than 1 million and the amount of time that has passed with human activity, it is amazing that these sites are even found.
its not a coincidence that they are 11,500 years old. This was the end of the younger dryas, when the ice caps melted within weeks. These people ran for their lives before they were more than likely drowned by the sudden flooding
A couple of questions, Is there any way to know how many people might be in a migrating group? How many miles a day would they be able to travel south from Beringia or paddle south on the seaweed highway???
I watch a lot of History you tube content, and my interests are wide and varied but I seem to have missed this particular channel up till now. Firstly I would like to offer my condolences for your friend and college Nick. To show my support I have liked and subscribed and will look out for more from your channel and will over time look through your older work. Good luck in the future and my make many more interesting and informative video's.
At 6:47 there is a picture of a sad faced little girls who appears to have blue eyes. I won't argue the color of earlier Native people's eyes. But I wonder if DNA tests can clue us in with accurate information. Also, That long ago, I hesitate to believe there was a written language to idently the names of the little girls. So, how did you know? Just curious. At 73, I'm still that annoying student who always raised my hand to call the teacher on something left unsaid. Usually something unimportant to the subject, but important to me. Then and now. Thanks for you patient understanding.
Thank you so much for this informative and up to date information on populating the Americas. I feel we underestimate our ancestors in many ways and the migration of various population I find totally fascinating.
>>> Very nicely done: so many disparate threads drawn together to present a concise summary of much current thinking and research in this complex field.
Highly informative! It’s basically telling my ancestral a story, it speaks to me. Roughly a third indigenous and the rest mainly Spanish, for Haplogroup, I have QM3 and A2 - my dad has B2a1 mtDNA. From my dads side I have Spanish, Apache (Athabaskan), and Pueblo. From my mom I have Mexican, Spanish, Tarahumara, and, Coahuiltecan. I always get confused with being Asian, and I have very small trace of East Asian due to admixture.
Most of modern archeology seems to ignore how much easier it was to move by water than by land in pre-modern times. Well into the 1800s (until railroads) water travel was the primary and preferred travel method wherever practical. A four man boat, light enough to be carried over portages, loaded with 200kg of cargo, can easily make 50km/day along lakes and rivers. Those same 4 men, each carrying a 50kg pack are doing well to cover just 15km/day on foot along forest trails. Water wasn't a barrier in the past, it was a highway. Some archeologists and paleontologists realize this, but the majority seem to have an attitude regarding the migration of ancient peoples that can be expressed as: "if they couldn't walk there, they couldn't get there".
The America's was a term ancient Italian and Portoguese mariners gave to the 3 major continents west of Africa and Europe, across the Atlantic Ocean. So which continent is your video making reference to? South, Central or North America?
It's America. It's only one continent. Was never 2 or 3 for 400 years. It wasn't until the 1960's that Anglo European US scientists began to separate the continent into two continents. And then separate the bottom part of one into a subregion they called Mesoamerica.
The footprints at White Sands, NM are reliably dated 21,000-23,000BP, and researchers have found even older prints not yet published. The sheer quantity and interior location of these prints suggest long term habitation far before Clovis. Also see the 2019 Sikora et al paper establishing an Ancient North Siberian population preceding divergence of Clovis genetics, possibly explaining the earlier habitation of North America.
@Americans Truth2 If you didn't read the Sikora paper my points probably make little sense. If the paper is correct regarding Beringia populations it means Clovis had not yet diverged so North America would have been populated by a more ancient genetic lineage, possibly ANS. Who the pre-Clovis inhabitants were is fascinating.
@@GilObregon-hj6zh Ancient North Siberians. See the paper, "The population history of northeastern Siberia since the Pleistocene" published 2019 in the journal Nature by Sikora et al.
@@jasonborn867 Appreciate the clarification! So...., can we safely assume that ANTS stands for -- Ancient Northern Tribes of Slberia¿?!! 🙃 🙂 😁 Question: At what point was Alaska overrun by ANTS! 🤯 😳 😆
Because the original people in East Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific islanders, Australia and Southern India were Austro Melanesian peoples. They were taken over and mixed with East Asians from Central Asia only later.
It's late March 2023. I'm so grateful that Nick's dream is surviving so far. My heart goes out to his family. I'm sure the pain is still fresh, but our love is with you. And more importantly, so is Nick's. ❤❤❤
We are Turtle Islanders, not Americas. The first time I heard about the tracks going across beringia was from my Chinese boss and he said that the tracks go west across beringia not east. They followed the big game into Eurasia.
@@sandraleiva1633 Only technically -- and presently. Go back in time, and they were 2 completely separate continents -- not technically. In time, they may even become 2 technically separate continents, yet again. Note: I think that, "Americas" was a typo. I believe that Mr. Cuyler meant to write, "AmericaNs".
@georgecuyler7563 If we are to believe out of Africa, then how in fresh hell is it possible for those ancient tracks to be headed west into Eurasia? The America’s are separated from Europe and Africa by the Atlantic. If an ancient culture had ocean going capabilities, that would throw a rock into everything we thought we knew about the migrations of ancient peoples.
@DavidJohnRedwood1. Look into the Expanding Earth Theory. That just might give you a different perspective. 2. While you're at it, you can look into the Genesis " Gap Theory"/Proposition. 3. Ancient camels (Camelos) were FIRST indigenous to North America. So, in what direction do you think that they went to get into Eurasia? 3. "Big game" would have been going in BOTH direction through Beringia as they migrated. It means that nomadic tribes would have also been going in both directions. Throw in Noah's Flood and you (we) still have alot to puzzle over! P.S. Did you know that southern Panama is barely connected to South America by alot of mostly swampland, that extends into Columbia?
This video fails to take into account(the more modern theory) the theory of Native Americans also may have crossed the Atlantic Ocean via ice searching (from the well knownregions of France wher cavemen were know to have formed)for seals to sustain themselves?
The Salutreans are from Spain not France. France was covered in snow. And no they didn't cross into America. They were too far south. The people living that far north were Asians. Hence the Americans are descendents of East Asians. Europeans did make it to America from Spain eventually in 1492.
My condolences to your loss of Nick. i am forever at a loss of words at these times other than to say i know your pain. i am not in a position to give but please accept my apologies for your loss. I really lloved his work, the enthusiasm and sincerity of his interviews has no peer. History lost one of its sincerest patrons on this platform, you tube . Nick was awesome doing this work and his loss will be felt. Please keep his legacy alive.
It doesn't look like your chart shows the link between papau new guinea and the amazonian tribes. Also, some experts claim that the ice-corridor would have been too barren to support a migration until 100's of year after the land-bridge was submerged. I favor the Kelp Highway hypothesis. Great documentary!
Yeah I'm liking the Kelp. I'm also liking the Pre-LGM corridor. The corridor was open from 40 kya to 21 kya, so could account for finds like the 37 kya Rio Puerco New Mexico site. The Kelp highway may have been open always. The corridor it appears was also usually open, except from 21 to 13 kya.
Same I'm so in awe and amazed by how they got here too what it must have felt like I wish we could go back in time and see for ourselves ☺️ I recently took a DNA test and now want to learn more about these beautiful ppl who are also apart of me❤️❤️
@@ericamorales8430 That would be awesome if you found a DNA connection! Yes, I agree, if we could watch how they lived in those very early centuries when the wilderness was completely untamed and untouched by previous civilizations. An all-new experience for them as they encountered the Great Lakes and the mountains and virgin forests.
@@EmilyTienne my mom also took the test she matched to Kennewick man and also it showed we have ancient ancestors from Montana but the sad part is we have to upgrade and it cost a lot to do that
Horses are native to America and may have been present with the arrival of the first Americans. They later went extinct and were reintroduced from Europe in the 1400s
These are stock photos that are used to fill their story. I don't like when they show photos that do not match their story. It further adds to what we can count on as the reality of the story. History is never taught with truth, only half truths. It's no wonder that there is so much misinformation in our history, and many hidden incidents we will never learn.
The indigenous Sámi peoples here in Norway, Sweden, Finland and north western Russia, together with their distant related Fins and Estonians (Finno Ugric from Siberia Asia), are related to the 1st nation peoples of America. While the Proto Native Americans migrated east, the Proto Fins migrated west until separating in what’s now Finland, and while the Proto Fins and Estonians mixed with Anatolian (Turkey) farmers, and later the Yamnaya from today’s Ukraine, the Proto Sámi mixed with the already existing western hunter gatherer population that had been here since the Stone Age.
Esquimo and indian are terms used often by Alaska natives. They call their games the eskimo olympics. Guess they haven't been "educated" on the inappropriateness of such terms.
Almost all heart infections are caused by non-sterile injections. I wish all who died from drug abuse would say so to not make it taboo because we're losing too many close and distant friends because VERY FEW PEOPLE know just how bad and far reaching it is.
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Thanks everyone for continuing to view the videos and support the channel! It won't be quite the amazing place it used to be without Nick, but we have plans to keep his vision going!
Thank you, thanks for uplifting Nick's legacy.
Good luck with this. I bet he would have wanted you to continue with it.
Thank you for continuing the work that Nick did so well.
I'm happy to see y'all continuing Nick's work. He put together something amazing, and it's for the good that it remains. Thank you guys, and may y'all be good and well.
DW - Nick's story is tragic, wish the best for the family. The channel has always been top notch. With the same voice, and the same vision: hopefully we can come close to the same quality content. It will be seeded with the spirit of Nick Barksdale.
I just wanted to say. RUclips history for me will never be the same after Nick's passing, his positive and enthusiastic presence and work was very special to me and it kept me hooked to all kinds of different subjects that weren't that interesting to me. But I am very happy that the channel is still active, for that way I will keep remembering him and never forget to be interested in history.
Thank you DW Draffin, you have the best reading voice I've ever heard.
Thank you for continuing the legacy. This channel was and is a gift that deserves to live on and enrich the world of each viewer.
Theory proves nothing. As he stated over and over in this segment.
No doubt a lot of us watching this long-awaited video, the project Nick worked so hard and was so eager to create, are doing so with a bittersweet appreciation. I had only just found out Nick fell ill before realizing he'd reached out via Academia and replied to the old message hoping he would soon be well.
He was a brilliant and, perhaps more importantly, warm soul. He will be so, so missed be everyone that not only knew him, but knew of him. We were so fortunate to have had him on this earth for a while and share all our passions for history, integrity, compassion, and justice.
You'll be missed.
I am so sorry that we lost Nick, but I am glad that we still have his channel. Thank you for continuing it. It’s a great positive experience.
I'm happy to see the channel continue. Although it still stings that Nick is no longer part of it. I hope his wife and kids are doing ok.
Thank you for continuing the channel Nick started, to continue teaching about history! He is missed. I pray for his family daily with his passing.
Thanks for all the effort everyone has put forth into the channel. Best wishes and prayers for the family.
So happy to see another video from SAMA! Lovely that you are continuing the work. Nick must be smiling 💖
I'm happy to see a silver lining of Nick's legacy living on
Thank you, DW, for picking up the torch from Nick.
This channel has been a joy and delight since its inception. For as long as you guys keep putting up videos, I will keep watching.
That was absolutely lovely, well done, well researched. I trust this channel and the information it offers. Thank you very much!
This channel continues! Bravo - we're with you, Nick!
“Sunrise Girl Child” and, “Dawn Twilight Child Girl,” may be the earliest found versions of names that are still used today: Dawn and Venus respectively.
@@dffndjdjd I absolutely agree. Not to mention making fools of innocent people like me who thought for moment they had made a clever observation.
@@dffndjdjd That is happening in all the disciplines. In physics the standard model of cosmology is more important than empirical data. Anomalies are simply ignored or the model is adjusted as in, Dark Matter. Anomalies can no longer built to the point the old paradigm is forced to yeild as Thomas Kuhn wrote about. They simply make up shit. They have lost the distinction between the map and the terrain.
To anyone reading the original comment,I hope you realize that the names were symbolic and given by the local indigenous community when the remains were discovered...in 2018.
Thank you for keeping his passion and his vision going.
Rest easy, Nick. Thank you for your works.
Great to see the Channel up again.
Blessings to All...especially to Nick and all those dear to Him.
Fantastic work. Very well put together.
Whoaaaaa awesome that ypu people are continuing his work with the vids, best form of respect. Beautiful.
Nice to see this continuing.
Thank you for telling the truth in a respectful way
Thanks!
Nick man was an absolute beast. He had put up more history content, in both depth and breadth, than practically any history channel on RUclips. His commitment to exploring every single corner of history for the public to enjoy is a profoundly powerful example of modern day civic service, and the dude will be seriously missed. Thanks to the team for bringing back the important content that Nick always gave to all of us.
I always enjoy the SAMA channel and appreciate the work that goes in to it.
Good to see you guys continuing to work on this channel! Keep up the good work!
Thank you for continuing this channel! I wish all the best to Nick's family and friends.
Thanks for keeping this channel going RIP Nick Barksdale.
Just discovered this channel and just finding out the story of the narrator and creator of the channel. Im just a random nerd who loves this format. I did donate and appreciate you keepinf these videos going. My condolences to his family. Rest in peace.
Outstanding. So glad native populations are becoming more open to answering these questions while honoring their forbearers.
thank you Nick for the gift that keeps giving(and for all that have helped it keep going). this is a stunning piece of work!
Very interesting and informative. Thankyou for continuing this channel.
I lift my eyes to heaven in honor and gratitude to Nick Barksdale for creating this channel.
Marvelous video! I absolutely loved it. Thank you for all the hard work 😊💚🍀
Excellent! So much about the first inhabitants of Americas is yet to be discovered and understood.
It is wonderful to continue hearing Nick's voice through your efforts. Much appreciated 😊
Please! Keep the channel going to honor Nick. I love these videos ❤
Why does it have to have been one migration? Why couldn't there have been multiple migrations?
Y chromosome results say at least four lines, two Siberian and two Austronesian.
Fascinating documentary! Thank you!
Thank you for continuing this channel inspired by Nick. I hope his family has somewhat overcome the initial shock and holds him in fond memory.
What I like about the channel is that it inspires me to look further and gain a bit more knowledge about the subject at hand. Mal'ta for instance seems to have played a significant rol in human history. Mal'ta (24,000 BP) by has a close genetic relationship with a male from Kostenki-14 (35-40,000 BP). Kostenki is also a very important and fascinatign site as it also contains one of the earliest dwellings, which is made with mamoth bones. Considering human population at that time was far less than 1 million and the amount of time that has passed with human activity, it is amazing that these sites are even found.
This is a well-produced video. Thank you!
Some even say Native Americans, Siberians and Indo-Europeans had common ancestor before 50,000 years.
Can you please post this research?
@@aimeeripley3812 They were called Africans, you can find lots of information about them on wikipedia.
@@MarleneSB he is referring to another people
@@MarleneSB I was looking for a more reliable source than wikipedia and wanted reference to the research he was referring to. Thanks though
Siberians come from East Asians. If I were to show you a Nganasan and a Korean I'd doubt you can tell who is who.
Excellent presentation. The migration maps were fantastic. Thanks.
Absolutely the best lecture I have heard on this subject.
Thank you so very much!
its not a coincidence that they are 11,500 years old. This was the end of the younger dryas, when the ice caps melted within weeks. These people ran for their lives before they were more than likely drowned by the sudden flooding
There is no way that ice caps anywhere at anytime melted "in weeks". LOL
Fantastic work. Brought a couple of overdue tears. Thank you
Thank you for a very well read and informative video. I really liked the music and the respect for the native peoples
22:50 I suddenly thought I had a crack on my phone screen! 😬 Great doc, though! I enjoyed every second of it. Keep them coming!👍👍
A couple of questions, Is there any way to know how many people might be in a migrating group? How many miles a day would they be able to travel south from Beringia or paddle south on the seaweed highway???
Will look again at this channel. Wonderful story of ancient peoples.
THANK YOU! Eternal Rest Nick!
I watch a lot of History you tube content, and my interests are wide and varied but I seem to have missed this particular channel up till now. Firstly I would like to offer my condolences for your friend and college Nick. To show my support I have liked and subscribed and will look out for more from your channel and will over time look through your older work. Good luck in the future and my make many more interesting and informative video's.
At 6:47 there is a picture of a sad faced little girls who appears to have blue eyes. I won't argue the color of earlier Native people's eyes. But I wonder if DNA tests can clue us in with accurate information. Also, That long ago, I hesitate to believe there was a written language to idently the names of the little girls. So, how did you know? Just curious. At 73, I'm still that annoying student who always raised my hand to call the teacher on something left unsaid. Usually something unimportant to the subject, but important to me. Then and now. Thanks for you patient understanding.
Awesome video!! Fascinating topic
Thank you so much for this informative and up to date information on populating the Americas. I feel we underestimate our ancestors in many ways and the migration of various population I find totally fascinating.
You do not mention the infusion from the sea - polynesians.
Try the Haida, they have lived here over an ice age.
Awesome thanks for sharing. Glad y’all are stil posting but damn that’s unfortunate about nick :/ Rest In Peace bro..
Hello from central Asia. We still share same relegion of Shamanism, and similar names still we have today.
Great video, scientific but very interesting theories too, told very well. Thank you.
Enjoyed your film.Thanks.
Wonderfully done!
>>> Very nicely done: so many disparate threads drawn together to present a concise summary of much current thinking and research in this complex field.
First time you say 47000 years ago. Because we have sites in South America that are thirty-seven thousand years
Why are there there haplogroups in Puerto Rico not of A, B, C, and D for mt-DNA?
Highly informative!
It’s basically telling my ancestral a story, it speaks to me.
Roughly a third indigenous and the rest mainly Spanish, for Haplogroup, I have QM3 and A2 - my dad has B2a1 mtDNA.
From my dads side I have Spanish, Apache (Athabaskan), and Pueblo.
From my mom I have Mexican, Spanish, Tarahumara, and, Coahuiltecan.
I always get confused with being Asian, and I have very small trace of East Asian due to admixture.
This is amazing, thank you 🙏
Good video!
you showed a little girl with blueish eyes and dark hair. did any of the girl baby dna's really indicate blue/ gray/ green eyes?
Most of modern archeology seems to ignore how much easier it was to move by water than by land in pre-modern times. Well into the 1800s (until railroads) water travel was the primary and preferred travel method wherever practical. A four man boat, light enough to be carried over portages, loaded with 200kg of cargo, can easily make 50km/day along lakes and rivers. Those same 4 men, each carrying a 50kg pack are doing well to cover just 15km/day on foot along forest trails.
Water wasn't a barrier in the past, it was a highway. Some archeologists and paleontologists realize this, but the majority seem to have an attitude regarding the migration of ancient peoples that can be expressed as: "if they couldn't walk there, they couldn't get there".
Very enjoyable and informative.
Thanks
Excellent Presentation. Thanks.
Very interesting ❤ Thank you
Fascinating! Origins are so important for every modern culture to know. Never forget who You are!
Your map of New Zealand showing mtDNA is wrong, my own mtDNA is B as is most of polynesia.
Try to be less confusing. Edit down to what really matters. Adding fluff obscures your point.
The America's was a term ancient Italian and Portoguese mariners gave to the 3 major continents west of Africa and Europe, across the Atlantic Ocean.
So which continent is your video making reference to? South, Central or North America?
It's America. It's only one continent. Was never 2 or 3 for 400 years. It wasn't until the 1960's that Anglo European US scientists began to separate the continent into two continents. And then separate the bottom part of one into a subregion they called Mesoamerica.
Good video. 👍
The footprints at White Sands, NM are reliably dated 21,000-23,000BP, and researchers have found even older prints not yet published. The sheer quantity and interior location of these prints suggest long term habitation far before Clovis. Also see the 2019 Sikora et al paper establishing an Ancient North Siberian population preceding divergence of Clovis genetics, possibly explaining the earlier habitation of North America.
@Americans Truth2 If you didn't read the Sikora paper my points probably make little sense. If the paper is correct regarding Beringia populations it means Clovis had not yet diverged so North America would have been populated by a more ancient genetic lineage, possibly ANS. Who the pre-Clovis inhabitants were is fascinating.
@@jasonborn867 Please: What does, ANS stand for? Thanx!
@@GilObregon-hj6zh Ancient North Siberians. See the paper, "The population history of northeastern Siberia since the Pleistocene" published 2019 in the journal Nature by Sikora et al.
@@jasonborn867 Appreciate the clarification! So...., can we safely assume that
ANTS stands for -- Ancient Northern Tribes of Slberia¿?!! 🙃 🙂 😁
Question: At what point was Alaska overrun by ANTS! 🤯 😳 😆
@@jasonborn867 Also, why has the majority of the clovis points discovered so far
been located in the southeast quadrant of the U.S.??
One of the patron's name is actually Crabface McGrouch?
Ok. How do u explain the Kennewick Man of Polynesian descent. And the natives of Brazil having austro/Melanesian dna??
Because the original people in East Asia, Southeast Asia, Pacific islanders, Australia and Southern India were Austro Melanesian peoples. They were taken over and mixed with East Asians from Central Asia only later.
What do you think of the DNA results of Rasmussen et al 2015, in Nature?
It's late March 2023. I'm so grateful that Nick's dream is surviving so far. My heart goes out to his family. I'm sure the pain is still fresh, but our love is with you. And more importantly, so is Nick's. ❤❤❤
We are Turtle Islanders, not Americas. The first time I heard about the tracks going across beringia was from my Chinese boss and he said that the tracks go west across beringia not east. They followed the big game into Eurasia.
It's America not Americas. It's one continent.
@@sandraleiva1633 Only technically -- and presently. Go back in time, and they were 2 completely separate continents -- not technically. In time, they may even become 2 technically separate continents, yet again. Note: I think that, "Americas" was a typo. I believe that Mr. Cuyler meant to write, "AmericaNs".
@georgecuyler7563 If we are to believe out of Africa, then how in fresh hell is it possible for those ancient tracks to be headed west into Eurasia? The America’s are separated from Europe and Africa by the Atlantic.
If an ancient culture had ocean going capabilities, that would throw a rock into everything we thought we knew about the migrations of ancient peoples.
@DavidJohnRedwood1. Look into the Expanding Earth Theory. That just might give you a different perspective.
2. While you're at it, you can look into the Genesis " Gap Theory"/Proposition. 3. Ancient camels (Camelos) were FIRST indigenous to North America. So, in what direction do you think that they went to get into Eurasia? 3. "Big game" would have been going in BOTH direction through Beringia as they migrated. It means that nomadic tribes would have also been going in both directions. Throw in Noah's Flood and you (we) still have alot to puzzle over!
P.S. Did you know that southern Panama is barely connected to South America by alot of mostly swampland, that extends into Columbia?
@DavidJohnRedwood I've heard this over the years from other older Chinese people
What Haplogroup went back to Siberia? Was it still C or Q?
This video fails to take into account(the more modern theory) the theory of Native Americans also may have crossed the Atlantic Ocean via ice searching (from the well knownregions of France wher cavemen were know to have formed)for seals to sustain themselves?
I'm afraid the old guard isnt going to change its mind, no matter the evidence piling up in the East.
the Solutrean theory maybe plausible but it's not popular in North America for political reasons
Truth seldom comes from politics or their truths?@@jean-frederic-pascalgoddar9801
The Salutreans are from Spain not France. France was covered in snow. And no they didn't cross into America. They were too far south. The people living that far north were Asians. Hence the Americans are descendents of East Asians. Europeans did make it to America from Spain eventually in 1492.
@@jean-frederic-pascalgoddar9801 It's not.
We have 4096 10th great grandparents etc. that being said would some of the DNA Be dilute down ?
My condolences to your loss of Nick. i am forever at a loss of words at these times other than to say i know your pain. i am not in a position to give but please accept my apologies for your loss. I really lloved his work, the enthusiasm and sincerity of his interviews has no peer. History lost one of its sincerest patrons on this platform, you tube . Nick was awesome doing this work and his loss will be felt. Please keep his legacy alive.
It doesn't look like your chart shows the link between papau new guinea and the amazonian tribes. Also, some experts claim that the ice-corridor would have been too barren to support a migration until 100's of year after the land-bridge was submerged. I favor the Kelp Highway hypothesis.
Great documentary!
Yeah I'm liking the Kelp. I'm also liking the Pre-LGM corridor. The corridor was open from 40 kya to 21 kya, so could account for finds like the 37 kya Rio Puerco New Mexico site.
The Kelp highway may have been open always. The corridor it appears was also usually open, except from 21 to 13 kya.
Paleo-Siberian origin?
Middle Asia.
Such beautiful people. I’m so intrigued by their migrations so many thousands of years ago into the Americas.
Same I'm so in awe and amazed by how they got here too what it must have felt like I wish we could go back in time and see for ourselves ☺️ I recently took a DNA test and now want to learn more about these beautiful ppl who are also apart of me❤️❤️
@@ericamorales8430 That would be awesome if you found a DNA connection! Yes, I agree, if we could watch how they lived in those very early centuries when the wilderness was completely untamed and untouched by previous civilizations. An all-new experience for them as they encountered the Great Lakes and the mountains and virgin forests.
@@EmilyTienne my mom also took the test she matched to Kennewick man and also it showed we have ancient ancestors from Montana but the sad part is we have to upgrade and it cost a lot to do that
America not Americas. It's one continent.
@@sandraleiva1633 It’s two continents. South America and North America. Go find yourself a globe and acquire an education.
2:24 shows horses, but horses did not roam the Americas until late 1400s - early 1500s when Europeans brought them.
Horses are native to America and may have been present with the arrival of the first Americans. They later went extinct and were reintroduced from Europe in the 1400s
@@tvrulz46 went extinct by themselves or with help from the Asian immigrants?
@@sapphonymph8204 they didnt want to share the planet with the likes of you
These are stock photos that are used to fill their story. I don't like when they show photos that do not match their story. It further adds to what we can count on as the reality of the story. History is never taught with truth, only half truths. It's no wonder that there is so much misinformation in our history, and many hidden incidents we will never learn.
Excellent Episode
So many ancient people put red ochre in their graves, I wish we could know what it’s significance was.
I regard these human ancestors as my ancestors too. Humanity is only one race. Climate and food just influenced our different genetic variations.
Can you do a video on the Melanesian and Native American dna link?
@@andersd8956red indians were MIXED
What’s it to you?
The indigenous Sámi peoples here in Norway, Sweden, Finland and north western Russia, together with their distant related Fins and Estonians (Finno Ugric from Siberia Asia), are related to the 1st nation peoples of America. While the Proto Native Americans migrated east, the Proto Fins migrated west until separating in what’s now Finland, and while the Proto Fins and Estonians mixed with Anatolian (Turkey) farmers, and later the Yamnaya from today’s Ukraine, the Proto Sámi mixed with the already existing western hunter gatherer population that had been here since the Stone Age.
Esquimo and indian are terms used often by Alaska natives. They call their games the eskimo olympics. Guess they haven't been "educated" on the inappropriateness of such terms.
They must be punished for their white supremacy!
Uiii new vid..who is managing?
Almost all heart infections are caused by non-sterile injections. I wish all who died from drug abuse would say so to not make it taboo because we're losing too many close and distant friends because VERY FEW PEOPLE know just how bad and far reaching it is.
How do they know their names? Dog tags?
Why does nobody ever talk about the bones and tools found in the aucilla sinks in north Florida ? 14,500-17,000 year old evidence of humans in Florida