Why do the Ainu people seem to have Caucasian features? (vrogue.co)
The fascinatingly mysterious origins of the Ainu
(TREY the Explainer) This is TTE's first video on human diversity and evolution. It discusses ancient and prehistoric human migration and evolution into East Asia, specifically Japan. [Did the Ainu, Emishi, or Jōmon people come from mating with nearby Russians, Koreans, Tartarians?]
We examine the strange and somewhat mysterious case of the Ainu tribe [with possible origins in Africa as "Black Asians," as happened with many groups like the early blue-eyed Blacks of Ireland and British Isles, or even the Australian aboriginals and ubiquitous Polynesians] and other members of Y-Haplogroup D. In doing so it breaks down what exactly happened in Asia during prehistory.
Ancient Geographic, 9/11/23; Xochitl, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Native American woman (mixed race?) with child, 1930, chased off own land, displaced, forced to stay on the move or go to reservation prison camp (colorized collection of photos, MSN.com).
A Montana man has the oldest DNA native to North America, and it changes what we know about our ancestors
(KSC | Knowledge, Science, Culture Everyday) Aug. 31, 2023: One Indian man's DNA was traced back 17,000 years. Darrell “Dusty” Crawford, whose Native American Blackfoot name is Lone Bull, looks over his results with fascination. He’s taken a DNA test with an outfit called Cellular Research Institute (CRI) and learned a lot about his heritage. What he doesn’t know yet, though, is that the conclusions will also have implications for all Native Americans. #originsexplained#mysteriousdiscoveries#archaeology
Genetics sheds light on mysterious origins of Native Americans
(Ancient Geographic) Native Americans have ancient DNA that links them to Central Eurasia? This video looks into this discovery and its implications for American Indian ancestry.
This ancient DNA link reveals a crucial part of Native American history and has implications for the ancestry of modern Native Americans.
By understanding this link, we can better understand the history and genetic diversity of Native American populations.
This study is a HUGE discovery, and it has implications for our understanding of human history. The new information sheds light on the history of the Americas and demonstrates the importance of ancient DNA studies for investigating global human migrations.
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