He skips over the most interesting slide - Phenotypes. - blue eyes from from the Western Hunter Gatherers, white skin from the Neolithic farmers, blonde hair from the Siberians.
Brendan Hall Populations that have high Neolithic farmer composition (Italians, Greeks) are darker than those that have high Western European Hunter Gatherer and Ancient Siberian mixture such as northern Europeans. Where did you come up with the notion that Neolithic Farmers from middle east brought white skin to Europe??
There's a slide in this David Reich lecture that says that. You have to work fast to get screen shot of it, he does not comment on it and skips right to the next slide.
Garth G - I agree with you though, Middle Eastern are supposed to be darker due to living closer to the equator, so why would they be light before they get to Europe?
I'm one of those who believe that there was an advanced culture that created the megaliths around the world. It seems that people who are studying DNA make no effort to identify that group.
Brien Foerster has done DNA tests on the elongated skulls of Peru who built the megaliths in that region and found they are from Caucasus near the black sea. The people also had red hair. Unheard of in the region. ru-vid.com
Amazing video. Every thinking individual should be humbled by what is now revealed through scientific efforts. What is even more amazing is that the beginning of homo sapiens has been taken back 100 000 years after this was published by new findings in Morocco. Religious people are going extinct.
what has this to do with religion???? I have no problems with science what so ever, and I'm Christian... do not confuse American cultists with Christians please..
??? what has that to do with anything??? lol you must be a yankee.. science and religion are two sides of the same coin looking at the same problem from different angles... the fool, says in his heart...
Amongst the most habitable parts during Ice age wd be India. Still most theories show that it was populated once the ice age was ending Secondly Africa is shown as cradle of human civilization as it has more genetic diversity than any other part. Again they forget that 2nd most genetically diverse portion is the subcontinent while europe and west asia is highly homogenous. By the same logic it cd mean that north indians migrated out in batches towards europe. Druhyus are pointed in ancient texts as migrated towards west in mahabharata....
The fosils across the 200ky time range, where the genomes comparison were obtained, are they of the same species? Is the out of Africa theory concluded by comparing genome of different human species, or by comparing modern human to ancient ape? Given the same result, will you still draw the same conclusion if the comparison is made to, say, a fish, instead of an ape? The out of Africa conclusion is it not based on senseless comparison? OOA is the most stupid hypothesis ever...firstly ape is not human...secondly why apes originated from africa, how about other living things? Don be silly...look around us today...see anyone or anything seems to be evolved from something else physically? Someone created different living things at different period of earth history... "Evolution" is highly suspicious linked to UFO abduction... Modern human is the latest version of "AI" to date...
Comment from Gaska at Eurogenes in January 2020 "Regarding Reich/Harvard and his genetic successes, I don't think that in Europe he/they are a reference. He has to defend an ideological agenda and that is why his conclusions are often wrong (in the case of BB culture they are scandalously wrong and biased) As always, the supporters of the steppe theory applaud that agenda when it suits them and run away like rabbits when they talk about Iranian ancestry.But the fault is yours for the sickly obsession for bringing everything from the steppes. You have to overcome the trauma of the failure of the Yamnaya culture, 2019 has shown that it was just a fable which has generated useless discussions for 5 years @Davidski-Remember that my friends talked about M269 in northern Russia? it seems to be true and that Volosovo has a lot to say. However they talked about L51 and it seems that this haplogroup does not appear- I'm curious to check its origin @Ric said-At least we do not sit with Haplogroup R1b in Western Europe during the Paleolithic kind of scenario anymore... R1b has been in Western Europe since the epigravettian and the Villabruna cluster is indispensable to understand the genetics of modern Europeans- The BBculture saved your collective L21 butts when the Iranian/Indoeuropeans was terrorizing mainland Europe"
