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Tell me, please, how does modern science explain the presence of haplogroup R1 in the absence of such in the Far East and Alaska? Was comparative studies of stone arrowheads on Chukotka and Alaska with OJibwe arrowheads? Why are the arrowheads in the north of Scotland look like arrowheads OJibwe? How often is R1 represented in the sample of the haplogroups of the Orkney Islands and Faroe Islands? Is there a connection between the mounds in England and in the area of ​​the great lakes? Does ceramics differ greatly for the period of small glacial glaciation? If they find an arrow tip in Iceland, will this be proof of hunting along pack ice?

I can tell you have zero intelligence just by looking at you.

I knew he was a lying jerk, like Billy Carson.

I just found out that a couple of things I learned as a child in school are not even true at all! We were taught that the Europeans introduced tomahawks to the Native Americans. We were also taught that Europeans introduced scalping and trophy hunting to the Native Americans. These both aren't true at all, because the tomahawk was invented by the Algonquin tribe long before the first Europeans arrived. And Native Americans on occasion did scalp and trophy hunt before the first Europeans arrived. I'm not really interested in North American Archaeology. I am interested in the Archaeology of Norway, Iceland, Antarctica, Egypt, India, and France. I just came across this information while i was searching for something else. I wonder what else I'm going to find that I learned in school is not true......

Zahi Hawass is not to be trusted! He used to be one of my idols, and for a very short period of time my mentor. He is purposefully hiding things that is under the Sphinx, and about the tunnels, and about the Ziggurat of Ur. They are all connected! His arrogance and domineering behaviour may be justified if he is 'all that', but he is not. He has actually forbidden archaeologists to announce their own findings, and courted the media for his own gain. Hawass states that Egyptians built the pyramids, but there is no proof of the matter. No one truly knows who built the pyramids.

It blows my mind how you can reference genetics without referencing genetics, I expected more from both of your channels. There’s an extremely clear genetic link between indigenous Americans and the Ancient Northern Eurasians who are commonly and vaguely referred to as Siberians. These are genetically and morphologically Europeans known for pale skin, blue eyes, and light hair. These Botai culture mentioned who shared a mtDNA haplogroup with Indigenous Americans was an ANE. Indigenous Americans have all of these similarities because they co - existed with a genetically European population in Siberia, this is genetically indisputable.

You sound nuttier the hancock. I think a white supremacist thought what you think so by extension you too are one. See how that works

thx; fascinating

Profiting from the spreading of misinformation, not to mention straight up lies, seems to be trending these days. In more than just archeology.

I’d love a breakdown on how 1000 men could build this in 2 months

Slide of hands😅 how are mounds the same in differnt countries, and we will have a tone on your ignorance , Lmao what you dont trust science on age ,

Solutrean seal hunters looking for seals along the edge of the icecap might have been taken by a westward current. Does anyone know how much is known about currents in that period?

Why think in terms of "either or", whilst both colonisation across the Atlantic and from Siberia were possible? By the way, I keep being ill at ease by the way "Solutrean" is pronounced. It comes from Solutré (which I live fairly near to), with the tonic accent on the last syllable, and "Solutreean" with the accent on the ee, would be more respectful to this name.

Quarter out the meat and haul that back to the camp (in essence).

Another waste of time listening supposed learned people who can’t think outside the box and disregard everything that doesn’t fit their narratives or which they just have no logical answer for …

Wayne may.has..your indigenous. Story.. Archeologist

Crow Creek, Jesus Christ. Do not want

Viiising uuk?😁

Umm. You stupid. You never seen a teepee site. A campfire site. The indians did not nap.

Hard to believe that the Solutrean-style hand axe that came up with the 22K y.o. mastodon bones in area of Chesapeake Bay was not related to the bones, such as by use to take down or butcher the animal. How frequently did that trawler come up with stone tools? Weekly? Yearly? Just once? I'm guessing not often. Thus, I think the stone tool was *very* likely used on the animal - and was produced around 22k years ago. So, like 8-9k years prior to Clovis era. Conclusion: Humans were living in eastern US well before Clovis points came into use. IMO. Who were they? And why did they leave no genetic trace? Or did they, and we just can't yet see it?

Check out Todd Surovell on overkill hypothesis.

Ignoring the bandit in favour of 30 minutes focusing on some briefly mentioned rocks is such a relatable d&d experience.

A very interesting area that doesn't get much coverage. Thanks for doing it

You're definitely my favorite biker dude! Archaeologist😅😅😅

Great material, thank you.

The university's destroy brilliant minds!! This is more fake science my 7-year-old daughter knows better than this bologna

I had the same thought about these PPO being game pieces.

Just because a population might reach another area of the world doesn't mean they gained a foothold, increased in number, and spread across the continent. As few as one party from Europe would be all that's necessary to pass a culture on to an already existing population in the Americas. The fact that the majority of clovis points are found in the northeast and then spread westward indicates a more than likely Eastern origin. Perhaps a later discovery of projectile points made with material from Europe could finally link Solutrean with Clovis.

DUDE keep up the good work! This is the only dalton culture video on the whole site🙏 still looking for my clovis but daltons will always have my heart, first paleo point🫡

I realize you’re just commenting and you seem nice enough, but this is a TV SHOW not a classroom. OF COURSE some thing’s are dramatized. I had a family member who was interviewed by the HISTORY channel for a documentary and they wanted him to lie and stretch and put words in his mouth. He refused and so was used very little in the actual show, but this is how these shows work. You think anyone would watch if it was 100% textbook/classroom lecture? You all should applaud Graham for bringing more people into the field, honestly, because what other archeologist has a show on Netflix?? 😂

Nathanael, this was/is absolutely brilliant. What an amazing example of cross-pollination of ideas! Congratulations!

I agree that there was NO TRANSATLANTIC TRADE!!!! copper is very heavy and difficult to transport over land without the invetions of draft animals, the wheel or wagons. If? If this ever did happen? Where are the carts with wheels or draft animals? The only domesticated animals that natives had were dogs. Also if copper trade was going on with other parts of the world, where is the DNA evidence? Surely all humans breed with each other and their would be genetic markers to prove that two different groups were breeding. My examples: american slave owners and slaves, soldiers breeding with their enemies...ect. history has proven this cross-breeding of humans everywhere! Great video😃👍

You need alcoholic anonymous 😂😂

Are you still drunk 😂😂

Hey Nathanael, I have enjoyed your channel for a long time. As a child of the Tennessee River Valley in North Alabama , I am very familiar with our general understanding of the peoples of the pre-contact Southeast. I enjoyed your explanation of your work in my homeland. I currently live in North Georgia. Your rant episodes , I especially enjoy. Passionate truth is always a logical breath mint. So much of the popular belief about native people and their material culture, social structures, ect. are biased by a modern romantic cultural view. I would enjoy an episode on common myths and the truth revealed from archaeological evidence. Some food for thought... the prevalence of American Bison as a food source in the Eastern US, or not? The Use of quartz crystals as a status item, or religious items in the archaeological record versus contemporary pan-indian beliefs. Thank you for your work. I enjoy the channel.

You've been studying hard it looks like

Some authors assert it was the people known as the Phoenicians and the tribes of Israel (The ancient city state and the tribes that separated from Judea) who did the mining.

If your so good hbu get out of your computer room and stop suckin down all that booze and go start your own history channel show.

It's a tv show dude. As far as arsinical bronze thing who gives a shit if he fucked that up he's a tv show host doing a job the best he can. He is basically an investigative journalist with a geological degree. You can actually test a metal for its elemental composition using several different methods. One was developed by the United States military and aerospace agencies. It uses a lazzer. Sounds to me like you are just made dude had a show doing cool shit going to cool places like America's stone hinge. You need to stop throwing shade and trolling other people because you are unhappy with your own life and burying your sorrows in a bottle of whiskey. Some people I swear

Note that Russell Cave has cane torch stoke marks deep inside, especially if you go from the main entrance toward the Pig entrance, although they haven't been dated. A neighboring cave has even more deep cave torch material.

More layman terms

I open my eyes when you found the crystal bolt. The scar bowl made out of his skull and in Duncan Freemasonry book it was them killing the Indians. They sacrificed them and performed witchcraft. That’s what that is and you found where they did it. I don’t know about all these bones you found but they could’ve faked that just too much of a coincidence. God will deal with them

I open my eyes when you found the crystal bolt. The scar bowl made out of his skull and in Duncan Freemasonry book it was them killing the Indians. They sacrificed them and performed witchcraft. That’s what that is and you found where they did it. I don’t know about all these bones you found but they could’ve faked that just too much of a coincidence.

I disagree. They were farmers and they were sacrificed.

It’s Dunkins laws of Freemasonry. That’s the one that talks about how they had a ritual with the skull.

Could they have been farmers and what is a band of Indians? The only people I ever heard say that was our government and the Egyptians in the Bible a band farmers band

Women in tribes did play a lot a huge role and they nurtured they knew have a nurture the men in the people in their drive and I think that’s amazing. I don’t think there’s nothing and savage about that.

They had to know astrology because on certain full moons and things are rocky changed lighting on the picture on the rock that I’m seeing and when I look into some of the Ohio Flint, I can actually feel like the ground on the stone is actually I can go into see it clearly I don’t know how to explain thisand you probably think I’m crazy so I’ll shut up and listen. I’m trying to learn what I wanna know. I’m sorry I’m gonna make sense. I’m sorry.utube I think the timelines mixed I think they’re mixing artifacts so we don’t know what went on there. It might be staging some of these because they don’t want us to know what they did, but if they did some kind of witchcraft spiritual thing, and that might be why I can read it in the stone .

They had to know astrology because on certain full moons and things are rocky changed lighting on the picture on the rock that I’m seeing and when I look into some of the Ohio Flint, I can actually feel like the ground on the stone is actually I can go into see it clearly I don’t know how to explain thisand you probably think I’m crazy so I’ll shut up and listen. I’m trying to learn what I wanna know. I’m sorry I’m gonna make sense. I’m sorry.utube

Once I thought I wanted to be an archaeologist when I grow up and I started digging something just told me to start digging and searching, and I was digging, and I got a really dirty feelings spiritually, and then I thought about all the graves and all the people that were here before us and died dead man’s bones in there all of it so I quit digging because I really felt like a dirty feeling I would feeling something just pick up a rock and look at it I found, and I can see what happened there and I see A very sad picture. Then I found out the Indians made pictures in the rock and I have found a few of those, but this is a spiritual picture, but I’m seeing in that Flint in the Ohio Flint people. A lot of them are white. They are not American Indians, and they change.