What Is The Out Of Africa Theory?
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In this video I am going to explain Out of Africa migrations, so you can share this video with the people who either don’t understand the Out of Africa scientific theory or those who don’t believe in it.
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What about the land bridge between Morocco and Spain
Please explain if we all came from Africa why do Africans have 11 to 20% DNA of a super archaic "ghost species" NOT FOUND IN ASIANS OR EUROPEANS if we all come from the 3 African tribes you claim..? Also please explain the IWO ELERU skulls found in Nigeria dated to only 10 thousand yrs old... Very recently I would say, could they be that elusive "ghost species"..?
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I've always wondered why Australian aborigines have such a unique appearance... though I suppose their geographical isolation could contribute.
@@CharGC123I saw something when they made DNA stranding common knowledge that said the Aboriginals, and a little tribe in China had the longest DNA strand, twice the length of Africans, and three times of Europeans, I don't know if that held up, but it might be something to look at.
She has such a talent for explaining things so people understand, without dumbing it down. Good stuff.
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I bet our ancestors had boats earlier than we thought. I hope we find evidence of early boats by exploring the ancient shores, which are currently below sea level
The Flores people crossed deep water so they might well have been able to make a dug out.
It seems likely that the people with much Denisovan DNA which were sea faring near East Asia might well have been related to people which during the last Glacial followed the the southern border of the ice from Asia to North America and reached South America perhaps before 30k years ago.
And of course the people who reached Australia 65k years ago didn't swim either.
@@user-yt8gu1cl5xthe Banda sea, Timor sea, Seram sea and Molucca sea are too deep so there would’ve been a boat crossing according to this theory.
I’ll bet that your right! Now megalithhunter has reported on a couple different “ship finds” in the Mediterranean. Early Bronze Age and early Neolithic respectively. Curiousbeing reported on a find is a boat in a river/lake in Africa 500,000 years old.
So they are turning up.
Fox out
Unless they trained dolphins to swim them there but that's purely speculative
I bless the rains down in Africa.
🎼🎶🎵🎶🎵😁
For destroying all the human remains and preventing fossils and DNA preservation.
Love that song!!!
I bless God all the time.
@@byrons1339 Trolls not welcome here
I have visited the Great Rift valley. It felt like going back home. A place, perfect for humans to live.
Geen studio sport op zondagavond hier maar History with Kayleigh!
Thank you!
Always love when I see a new video from you love your passion for history
I thought there was new information on this front that this story was no longer the predominant theory anymore. Looking forward to its premiere in 7 hours.
correct.
Indeed. Out of Africa has been debunked and is dead.
You are mistaken or confused. What you probably are thinking of is an ape fossil found in Greece. This implies that apes evolved in Europe and then migrated to Africa, but human ancestors themselves evolved in Africa.
@@CRT4DummiesNot correct. Not correct at all.
@@JeffNeelzebub Correct about the ape starting in Europe and not Africa. The 'Greater Africa Theory' is the Middle East plus Asia and Africa for multiple starting points for Homo Sapiens.
just here to bump the algorithm and leave a like.
I will also bump the algorithm. Good stuff.
Interacting with comment to help.
With historical sea level rises most sites are probably lost forever, those left are imo a fraction of what could be found if we had access to those flooded areas. Amazing we have found as much as we have. Love this type of content.
Between sidescan sonar (which allows surveying of a wider swathe of seabed per boat journey) and Remote Operated Vehicles (ROVs), the search for submerged archaeological sites is not hopeless. But the costs of excavating such will be high, so any proposed site will be "geophysics'd" to blazes before anyone gets the funding to put divers in the water.
Expensive, but not hopeless.
This was a magnificent video!!! You presented the information in such an eloquent, clear, straightforward way! Thank you!
Really great video! I’d heard of the out of africa theory before but this explained a lot of details I hadn’t understood before.
Great presentation as always Kaleigh. Look forward to your next one.
Great recap Kayleigh!
Brilliantly written Kayleigh. I think I will have to watch again,so much to understand. Thank you
Interesting content well presented, as always. Thank you Kayleigh.
Thanks a lot Kayleigh for this great video. Now there are lots of new elements that make the whole hypothesis much more clear and understandable 🖐️🍻
Thank you Kayleigh for another great show, really enjoyed it.
Kayleigh explains what happened During these migrations.
Mostly migrations into Africa have occured.
Some ancient African tribes do not have precursors to DNA elsewhere, they are ancient, unique and special.
Scientists often uncover human pre-cursor species worldwide.
This lends to the opposite theory that different groups of manlike species mostly morphed into present people by all species blending and travelling.
@@unconsciouscreator3012True. OOA Theory is malicious bunk.
I see what you did there. 😂
@@isutrikanda We should keep the OOA theory and rename it the "out of Asia theory" it'll be the next expert driven scientific fad.
That's what we should do here!
@@dragonofhatefulretribution9041 Jesus is black too
Excellent video Kayleigh! It is chock full of fascinating, interesting and uplifting facts. Thank you!
Always a joy watching your videos. Learning where we came from is my favorite subject.
Awesome as! always, KAYLEIGH, thank a lot ❤️ .
A very well rounded summary of the topic.
Well done! As usual, clear and easy to understand.
What a happy coincidence to have this video released while I’m reading Prof. Reich’s ‘Who We Are and How we got Here’. I started with the audiobook, which I listen to before going to bed and recently purchased the ebook as well. Your videos are such a nice summary and complement to many topics I’m interested in, helps reinforce and clarify some points I misunderstood. Really, we are living amazing times for research on human evolution.
Love this explanation and dive into the migration patterns of the different species
Such a great science communicator! Thank you for your hard work!
Thank you Kayleigh!
Loved your Video. Very informative.
Wow, that was a lot of information, kinda impressive that you seem to be able to explain this all from memory, and in a way that is easy to understand.
Awesome videos thank you for all the hard work you do. Great information in this video, many of the facts I have also read in many articles and research, keep it up.
Excellent summary, thx
Love your videos :) I use them for homeschooling! You explain everything so well
Very well explained, Kayleigh. You are an excellent teacher and presenter.
Great video, nice and informative 😊
I love this video (and topic). I'm a biologist but till recently I wasn't interested in the human story. Gutsick Gibbon changed that for me, and now, here's you producing more of the info that has begun to fascinate me (thank you).
btw, I'm Karterkn_north on threads; glad I saw your thread and channel--I'm going to be bingeing your videos this weekend.
Happy to hear your new found interest in human evolution, I also cover a lot of new archaeological discoveries 😁
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Stone age structure in baltic sea is on my list for tomorrow
People who don't understand these kind of theories tend to not understand 'deep time.'
Biblical time span is longer than they can imagine (6.000ish years), so 4ish billion for this planet, with life itself being a relative new-comer, and Hominids real new kids on the block (which is all relative) is too hard for some people to grasp.
Considering how long a person lives compared to the age of the universe, it can be overwhelming to think of such timescales, an experience of the temporal sublime, if you will.
@@RPowell1980Oh, to be sure, considering how 'short' our lives are compared to deep time (measured in millions and billions of years), I can understand for a lot of people things might seem overwhelming.
But despite how hostile this universe is, I am alive. To quote Leto Atreides: Here I am. Here I remain.
(ps - 1980 was a good year 🤣)
@Lord_RFAS nicely put. I also am a 1980 child.
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Hello There!
This topic is so very interesting. Thanks for creating this video.
Thank you Kayleigh for informative video
Brilliant presentation..thank you..subscribed.
Great video Kayleigh. Very well laid out and backed up. You earn an A+. 😅😅😅
Excellent job. Very nicely explained
Another great video Kayleigh, you always outdo yourself.
Thank you for another great educational video.
Another awesome video, thanks
Well done Kayleigh! Haven't heard in awhile but you always do great so I listened again.thanks!😊
I upload nearly every week, you might have missed a few uploads then 🙂
So interesting that I watched a number of times. Very good presentation with good information. Thank you very much
Thank you for the clarification on mitochondrial Eve. I always struggled to understand it but today it finally clicked!
Lovely and articulate presentation
Another first class presentation! Than you
Thank you. Found this very interesting.
Yet another excellent video.
I’m stoked for this video. I’m fascinated by human migration and how many times, who interacted with who and when?
Another fantastic video,thank you 😀😀
Great explanation, I live in Australia and have never heard the 65 thousand & 45thousand dates explained, thank you
Great job!
Excellent video. Love it.
Nicely done.
Ty Kayleigh!❤
Thanks for the current breakdown.
Very well done.
Great video. TY
That was a mouthful... Good Job
Excellent!!!
Thank you!!!
I like your explanation of out of Africa migration. 👍🏼
That was a very well produced video!!. You are developing a very polished delivery. Very easy to listen to. Lighting is great, set is great, The camera may be zoomed in slightly more on you than usual, or is just a better camera. Seeing your most minute expressions, as you speak, and the fact that you are more disciplined in how you keep eye contact with the camera really makes for a create production. Kind of like a news anchor person. It not easy to keep it going for 20 minutes straight. The "company tee-shirt" is a nice touch, kind like a uniform. I never like the idea that people were watching just to see you model clothing. The material was too important Wearing something with your logo on it kind of keeps the focus off of you personally, and more on the channel . The material was well organized and easy to follow. You are getting pretty good at this! I have learned more about the human journey from this channel than any other source. Thanks!
Thank you, Kayleigh. ❤❤❤❤
I believed in the out of Africa theory less after watching this video.
@@AE_IgnatiusYou are making a strong assertion. The very paper to which you refer is not quite so positive in their claims. "Our final quote from Benoit and Thackeray is most revealing of the confusion and artificial nature of this exchange: 'Our analysis supports the view that Graecopithecus is potentially an important taxon for the origin of Hominini, but this is not certain and deserves further investigation and more material.'
This is almost precisely the same conclusion we reached: 'Therefore, we submit that the dental root attributes of Graecopithecus suggest hominin affinities, such that its hominin status cannot be excluded. ... More fossils are needed but at this point it seems likely that the Eastern Mediterranean needs to be considered as just as likely a place of hominine diversification and hominin origins as tropical Africa.'"
Good one! Interesting! Thanks! :)
thank you, great job on a complex issue. Go on, girl!
Thanks! Another great job of science communication. You are best source of information on research and discoveries in this vital story ‘the story of us’.
Great, concise, explanation.
Can't wait, this should be awesome!!!
You could add a nice timeline along the bottom to help illustrate. Visual aids are important to teaching bc their image is much harder to forget, esp once you fully grasp its information content.
Thanks for sharing 😀👍
I love this report. Thx.😊😊
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Thanks Kayleigh. Another great video. Informative!
We have so much to learn
This is an important topic and something we share with all humanity. Thanks for covering it, Kayleigh.
Kayleigh provides the best data in the most condensed way. Its a special talent and gift. She is world class !
Out of Africa...Out of Mind after being blown away by this WONDERFUL VIDEO!!!😊❤
How can we not love Kayleigh, very good lecturer. 🥰
Much of Africa is high and dry, very good for preserving bones into fossils. In wetter climates, which tend to be better suited for surviving in, any bones left would tend to become mush after a few decades especially in the usual acidic conditions.
Hello from Copperhill Tn. A little late but tuned in.
Very informative video.
Excelent video!!!
Well done , present concisely and in plain understandable english, impressive, 😄
Real good job on this one girl!!!!!!!!!
Saving this for my lunch break 👍
This is needed info.
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I'm looking forward to hearing your views on this topic.
This was very good.
Thanks. That was a refreshing and thankfully easy to follow guide.
Thank you for illuminating us on this important matter. Those who care about history and anthropology are better for it. 🙂
I love the way you pronounce "heidelberGensis". Quite takes me back to working near GroninGen back in the 90s.
I've tried to not do it, it's just impossible for me 🤣 I've accepted the flaw of my heidelbergensis pronunciation, some people hate me for it, others enjoy it 🤭🤭
@@HistoryWithKayleigh It's not a flaw. It's Dutch. In some respects, it's closer to proper English than the half-French spoken on the playing fields of Eton.
Excellent presentation, you do have a great talent, keep up the good work.
Just beautiful.