Ancient Human Genomes...Present-Day Europeans - Johannes Krause 

Me too.

Thre's no drama.....you cant form a cult with facts like this....nor scambeg money from fans....and mostly....no immenet destruction guilt, threat...lol.

can't form a cult? challenge accepted

hy9nos Nice to hear that the Basque people are very special! If to take into account that the Basque language might be related to my language which is Kazakh. Though the linguists so far are relactant to work into the link between the Basque and Kazakh language. But there are very close links between these two languages - believe me, I am Kazakh and recently I looked into the Basque language and found suprising similarities. That makes us, the Kazakhs, the very special people too. If take into account that parts of the Kazakhstan are located in Northern Caspian region which was part of so called Pontic Caspian region, we, Kazakhs, might be the ancestors to other Europeans too. There are more than 130 similar words in English and Kazakh. It is true! Truth in Kazakh is duris (дүрыс). From linguistics point of view, these are the same words.

+Unpopular Opinion Trying to throw people off your trail? I'm on to you, you big-headed Gray .

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They don't know. And this lecture is 5 years old.... There's another video, in a class and the professor discusses migration and how they are still looking into where and how groups groups migrated and changed from one cultural lifestyle to another. That lecture is 2 years old. Even with genetics, we may not know certain answers in our lifetime. Thanks to archeology tossing things they found that "didn't fit that layer" in a stock room somewhere, answers may not come about until our grandchildren are our age.

There is no one obvious point where people switched from hunter gathering to just farming. A good channel to learn more about this stuff is called “through time and clades” they talk about the different waves and settlements. I’ll look for the link and edit it into this comment. Here it is if you are interested ru-vid.com/show-UCIQ0Kh8vlPeY3YsYW3hHmvg

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There from another dimension 💁‍♂️

Is your specific clade [of E1b1] E-V13? If so, there are a number of migratory, historical, etc. scenarios that could plausibly account for its presence in a minority of contemporary Germans - as the V13 clade had migrated/settled into West Eurasian territories (e.g. Balkans, Eastern Alps, and Western frontiers of Eastern Europe), and been assimilated into the gene pools of at least several major proto-Indo European/Indo European ethnocultural populations by the early Iron Age. E-V13 has also been identified in Germanic ADNA samples dating as far back as Migration Era. Goths appear to be the amongst the earliest early Germanic populations to have assimilated this patrilineal marker; and they also seem to have carried the largest proportion of it (which aligns with much of the documented history of the Visigoths following their integration/settlement of Roman Pannonia, etc.)

Maybe brought in with the Moorish populations when they came into Europe

@@donnacsuti4980 The E1b1b haplogroup is far older than the Moors

@@thebrocialist8300 Thank you! I missed your reply -- sorry for the slow response. Yes, E-V13, but further down E-CTS9320 with a Big Y terminal SNP below that. This is all very interesting. I appreciate your input! Hopefully someday soon I will find the more modern origins of my Germanic ancestors! I wish Y-DNA testing was more common in Southwest Germany, but I understand the privacy concerns.

Truth: It is not the age that matters. It is how it came to Europe. Donna posited one possible origin. The Roman Empire could be another.

You forgot to do the math and focused only on fixed data. Do data of 4 families each having 6 children, 4 girls and 2 boys each. You will see that at some time cosanguinity happens (incest). Now calculate that within a certain parameters (percentage, thing of probability). Tl;dr do a Markov Chain and you will find out.

Saliva is not a particularly sterile environment.

I agree. That is very annoying and rude to the speaker.

No we didn't

indoeuropean is fake theory to support even more fake history books.

hahaha...

tiami then why languages in europe are very similar?

Epic Quintessence I hope that it is a joke.

James Thomas North of the Black Sea was part of so called Pontic Caspian area which included North Caspian too. That area (North of Black Sea and Caspian Sea) for ages was populated by people who speak Turkic languages. Crimea Tatars, Pechenegs, Polovetses in Black Sea area, Bashkirs and Chuvashes in Ural, Nogays, Karachays in Caspian and Caucases, Kazakhs in Caspian area, etc. So the Turkic people might be the true ancestors of the Europeans. By the way, there are more than 130 similar words in English and Turkic languages alone, not speaking about other Germanic Languages. And Basque language is most probably from Turkic languages too because I found similar words and similar grammar. And do not hope that the genetics studies will give 100% correct answer because different nations have different approaches to marriage. Most nations of very different religions (Jews, Muslims, Hindi, Buddism etc) practice interbreeding (marrying close relatives (cousins etc)). We, Kazakhs, do not do that because we have so called Zhety Ata (Seven Grandfather, or seven generations) rule which prohibits marriage to close relatives. Seven generations of one ancestor are considered close relatives. So genetically we might be more diverse and modern day Kazakh might have less genes that Yamnay and other Kurgan people had.

It's a man carrying chairs from one side of the room to the other.

terrayjos. sorry

It was standing room only. Get over it.

Nature calls.

they did it just for you, isn't that obvious...

alien blood!! don't worry though we're the only normal humans on earth..

Denis Shishin He was kidding about gluten free diets becoming a fad among wealthy people without Celiac's disease nor wheat alergy.

That's the Clovis question, isn't it? I'm looking forward to more studies on that topic, proof positive would be cool to have.

Blue eyed genetic mutation is between 6500 to 8000 years old -- do not believe any blue eyed people existed 3000 years before the mutation first occurred.

instincts? like Survival/kill,lol,peace .

These only applies to the melanin races! WW 3 Hello!!!!!!!!!!

Currently the European populations are on track to be 100% replaced👌 per the programs from the masters of the E.U.

Panayiotis Yannopoulos If you ignore immigration you'll end up on a reservation.

I know as much as you. I noticed that later on, while showing the Yamnaya expansion, the ">8000" arrow was redirected to start from Ponto-Caspia. Maybe it was an earlier expansion of Yamnaya-related genes to Scandinavia? This would indeed be interesting to hear more about.

I think, after trying to research this, it was a migration of EHG (Eastern Hunter Gatherers) that moved in to Scandinavia from Northern Russia not long after the ice melted and mixed with WHG (Western Hunter Gatherers) coming from the south. Because of that the hunter gatherers of Scandinavia are called SHG (Scandinavian Hunter Gatherers) because they where a mix of these two groups very early. These EHG are direct descendants from the ANE and the Yamna are partly from the ANE so when the Corded Ware Culture came to the Nordic Countries (And the Baltic's) as the Battle Axe Culture ANE DNA was already there. Therefore it is not so clear what ANE DNA are from the Yamna or from this early EHG in Scandinavia; compared to "continental" Europe where there was no ANE DNA before the Corded Ware invasion; so all ANE DNA in for example Germany and Poland came from the Yamna. It probably means that the DNA footprint of the Yamna in the Nordic Countries, the Baltic's and Northern Russia is less than what precent models show; these areas already had the ANE DNA before the Yamna expansion.

Jacob S I've got that number from my university textbook, it could be wrong I will look that up thanks

Jacob S I believe we were both off, read this academic.mu.edu/meissnerd/plague.htm if you please

What company did your analysis? Also Navajo markers could well be ancient markers from those populations that went both east and west prior to the crossing into Siberia and the Americas - they just align with the present day Navajo population genetic pattern. Also some of these markers are not 100% unique to that population. They are usually very high percentages but not absolute. But with 33 it would seem statistically likely. See the 32 minute mark in the video tilted 'Linking Europeans and Native Americans.'

Farmer James , I understand that countries aren't races. I never said that. But listen to this: The Navajo and the Irish have ancient clan systems. Another interesting thing is that the Irish word for people and the Navajo word for people are the same. So possibly a trace back through time may suggest some interaction between the two groups. Remember that non African people have been found to carry a little Neanderthal DNA. I find this to be interesting. RB1 markers indicate an old strain in Northern Europe which I have. There is some RB1 markers in Asians also. So we are just learning about prehistoric human interaction over a long period of time. According to science we all are descended from early Africans who migrated to Europe and Asia. Even Cromagon man is still somewhat of a mystery like scientists insists they were modern man but more "robust". That leave a lot of questions open for debate.

Veridicus Maximus , Clearly an ancient relationship from my point of view. However two interesting things that appear in both Irish and Navajo according to my searching. Both are clan based societies and both use the same word for "people".

Gerald O'Hare What company did you get the test from?

Farmer James. don't be silly

all the slides are crispy clear

Good idea! Maybe Swastika for the Yamnaya?

Naice Woolon what Native Australians or Criminal British people that got sent there ?

eurosensazion always wonders where the Neanderthals came from? I've never really heard a proper explanation. Then there's the fact we could breed with them so they must have been very closely related.

wondering that myself...

Looks like they conducted the lecture on a subway platform. Nice material, but someone should have kept those folks seated and off stage!