Ireland, Russia, and Afghanistan's ancient inhabitants - see how they really looked! 

Yes like actual country

@@rymlm9038 no, just a region name would do

I agree. The most specific they got, was to describe the general regions the culture of the remains were from. At least tell us we’re they were dug up.

Agree, most viewers cannot relate the name of an ancient culture to the name of that region today. We have no real frame of reference. Maybe add something like this: "Location of archeological finds: northeast modern Iran."

We have a costco here? Where?

There's Costco in Ireland??

Некоторые группы папуасов умудряются бриться бамбуковыми лезвиями. Другой вопрос, насколько это было распространено в эпоху бронзы (этого никто толком не знает). По подстриженности - ну, они ВСЕ изображены более-менее длинноволосыми (что тоже вопрос - бритье голов встречается на материале изображений начиная минимум с неолита). Нечесаным быть крайне неудобно: вши загрызут. :) В культурах, где носили более-менее длинные волосы, гребень был повседневным предметом обихода. Ну или наоборот, носятся дреды (покрывающиеся, например, глиной), но это в основном у народов с повышенной курчавостью; волосы монголоидов или американоидов в дреды собрать практически невозможно вообще.

Yes you see this genetic phenotype pop up. anywhere with ancestry from British isles. Looks like typically school bus driver🤣. These people where farmers I believe, there language was wiped out

Seus ancestrais eram pardos, pelo visto.

​@@LeoSilva-he3rnCromwell is guilty?

No they more wrong than right. If anything they were referring to corded ware culture. Alot of physical anthropology seems to be purposefully not talked about in mainstream culture... tho obviously there are still people who are experts in this

@@Roboticpycotic sure there are excelent sources to find that clears things out

The first one

Computer graphics based upon archaeological remains (bones, etc.) of real people who lived 1000's of years ago.

Why not?

Yep, modern day North Indians, Pakistanis and Afghans carry high amount of BMAC ancestory.

​​@@extreme4642 can u pls explain BMAC?

@@Bhatti_Saab_7773 Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex was the bronze Age culture present in Southern central Asia. The BMAC people are said to have migrated and mixed with Indus valley people prior to Aryan migration in South Asia. Genetically, BMAC people were Caucasoid (predominantly mixed of Iranian hunter-gatherer and Caucasian hunter-gatherer with some Antolian farmer ancestry) Mind you, Indus valley people themselves carried around 60-70% Iranian hunter-gatherer ancestry.

@@extreme4642 So, this is the latest info i got that IVC peoples already were mixed with outsiders (BMAC peoples) This means that the IVC peoples were not dark skinned like we used to thought? Coz they were mixed of first African migrants and Iranian hunter gatherers... Then they also mixed with these BMAC peoples... Can u please tell me which group in this region have most BMAC DNA in them and also How IVC peoples looked like?

@@Bhatti_Saab_7773 The IVC people had the same skin tone as average Indians. The BMAC ancestry is spread all over the NW Subcontinent.

Тоесть кельты были тюрками? 😳🤔

@@Natella0777 да всё верно, кельты , это башкиры.

@@user-qc7dw4eo1g, ну надо же, а я думала чуваши... Ну ладно...

@@Natella0777 чуваши тоже тюрский народ, может быть их предки тоже были кельтами. Башкорты и чуваши в свое время бок о бок вместе защищались . Грецкий орех у чуваш, называется башкирский орех. Все растения земли находятся на Урале, и этот грецкий орех тоже есть на Урале и чуваши его называют так.

@@user-qc7dw4eo1g, правда - обалдеть👀😲

BECAUSE the ancient Egyptian were diverse in depiction, for instance, the wife of Rahotep is very fair skinned.

@@gideonros2705 that's fair. But even the ones who were depicted as brown-skinned they still refused to acknowledge as I pointed out in my original comment. Egypt was constantly being invaded by foreigners dating back to the Hyksos at least. There have been a number of foreign dynasties that have ruled Egypt, so there should be diversity in the way they are portrayed but there wasn't any.

@@kgkg4118 Honestly, i think the average Egyptian looked like a modern day aswani, beja, saidi and northern sudanese. Thats just my opinion. Of course other ethnic groups were present, but im speaking of the indigenous ones. For comparison, imagine an an ancient Egyptian and a nubian. In modern terms, it would be like comparing an aswani, habesha Ethiopian, northern sudanese to a dinka southern sudanese. Both African and " melanated " but different and sometimes similar characteristics.

I think I saw something about the modern day Coptic people being the closest DNA match.

lmao ok Little Mermaid... the Egyptians were not black