This Empire Ruled North America Before the Europeans!

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This empire ruled North America before Europeans. In this video, Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson reveals new information on this fascinating ancient society.
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@brucewayner8036

I’m am Lakota Sioux my great grandfather was a chief (Red Owl). I’ve learned much since being a child growing up in Lakota Sioux nation, most my family being from the Midwest btw. A lot of what is taught like you said is wrong. In my nation and other Native American nations we have account of ones who occupied this land before us were in fact GIANTS aka Nephilim. There are so many stories of tribes battling them account after account in fact. Finding giant skeleton bodies unearthed. In regards to the mounds the native people will tell you they DID NOT build those, it was in fact Nephilim.

@a.sullivan8369

When I was younger and ignorant towards God, I used to find history boring. Now I find it fascinating. Specifically what is covered in videos like this. Everyone knows about the more modern war times and the watered-down marxist take on American history. But this is going back to more ancient times of a people that have been largely otherwise ignored. It's true continental American history related to the migration from Babel. It's amazing and I appreciate your work! Answers in Genesis is a true gem.

@jpmangen

Listening to this it reminds me of the Louis L'Amour book of Jubal Sackett who traveled in the areas and met a tribe of people fleeing from others. The people he met said there were descendants of the Suns. Louis L'Amour was a traveler and collector of oral stories as well as an author. You may want to contact his estate and see what they have available from his lifetime of travel and gathering.

@zerosteel0123

Learning actual history is so refreshing.

@sherijobe9754

My grandmother was pure cherokee and she left the reservation when she was young because of how difficult it was. She moved to Missouri and refused to pass on our history. I did find the land they lived on in tn. before the trail of tears. Myself and a friend have been putting our history together again but I would like to go further. I am now passing it on to my sons and grandsons.

@Duck-Feiri

I am a Native American from the Mono Tribe in North Fork California near Sacramento. I want to learn more about the history of my tribe like how this video portrayed. All I know is that we were a peaceful gathering tribe

@ericgriffith3579

Fascinating! I like your approach of going back to older (less biased and socially engineered) historical accounts. The bottom line is this: “And He has made from one blood every nation of men to dwell on all the face of the earth, and has determined their preappointed times and the boundaries of their dwellings,” Acts 17:26

@ollady7968

My (Iroquois) family is from the Ohio River Valley. My dad's family settled along a large tributary of the Ohio River (Beaver Creek) . Known as the longest creek in Ohio, it's banks were dominated by a large number of Cherokee peoples. My Grandmother always talked of her Iroquois heritage and my dad who is now 84 y.o., says he is of the Cherokee Nation. Most elders say there are 5 tribes of the Cherokee Nation, Iroquois being one of them.

@marionchase-kleeves8311

Your work is amazing! Keep up the good work.

@landonhorton4419

I wish I could give multiple thumbs up. I've always wondered about the history of the Native Americans. A lot of my fascination came from knowing I had Native Americans in my lineage. Thank you Dr. Jeanson for doing the hard work, researching historical accounts, and cross-examining it with DNA and accounts from Native American's themselves. Thank you for taking on the monumental task of uncovering the history of the Americas prior to Europeans. May God continue to bless your work and pour the Spirit on you to find answers that show how all of humanity is interconnected.

@lamoncheri5823

Hi I am half Choctaw from Oklahoma and my mother was full blood Choctaw. My daughter did a DNA test a couple of years ago and was stunned. She has both Indigenous America, both North and Mexico DNA. I remember that my great grandmother mentioned that she was also Creek and that I had the Creek eyes. Not sure what that meant, unfortunately.

@jeanettereno4045

If you know that older maps from 1700s had Texas and other areas up the West coast listed as "Mexico" so the descriptions of coming from Mexico might be more accurate than one thinks. I started learning about using old maps when I was doing genealogy. The "county" was named but had been split up onto 12 more newly named "counties" it explained why we couldn't find what we were looking for. Old maps can help massively! Love your work❤!

@kelseybogus7354

As a homeschooled mom, I'd like to say thank you! I've looked for resources to teach my kids about this exact topic. Keep up the good work.

@patraic5241

The earliest Spanish explorers reported vast numbers of people in North America. 70 years later European explorers found a mostly empty wilderness. The waves of disease that swept through North America must have been even more devastating than has been realized to date. Unrecognized because there was literally no one left to tell the tale of what happened.

@redwolf7227

This is awesome…thank you Lord for revealing secrets and thank you in your grace for making believers a part of it!!! 👍✝️

@never2late454

One thing you need to take into consideration. During the time of the first Spanish explorer's, the grasslands of Texas extended far into northern Mexico. The desert of today that you see in south Texas and Mexico was lush, and covered with grasses. A few years back I remember reading an account from an early Spanish explorer describing the Chihuahuan desert as being covered in tall grass, and having bison grazing it. What you see today is the results of overgrazing, and poor land management.

@mattk6719

I wouldn't be surprised if archaeologists have done to native American artifacts what paleontologists have done to dinosaurs: separate them too much into too many groups based on the smallest minute differences ignoring similarities, because everyone wants to say they made a big discovery. (E.g., naming baby and adolescent dinosaurs as entirely new species.)

@lynn967

born and raised in alabama , moundville is on the black warrior river, but the moundville mounds are the burial mounds of giants. and the people you are looking for are the cherokee, they had the large east empire,in fact much larger than usually reported. they did allow others such as the likely related creeks to live on their land.

@delinarandoma1053

I love this guys videos. I love history, and my mother's a geneologist. I like how he's referencing earlier works closest to the sources at their times, rather than some persons book based on another persons book. Just the fact that he's citing his research and not expecting people to just take him at his word is evidence that he is a true researcher.