As a Motswana who lives side by side with the Khoisan I approve this video. It's so accurate though I really hoped they would mention that the largest and oldest population of Khoisan currently existing resides in Botswana. Apart from that this video does justice to our people, unlike all many other videos online this one really does it for me ❤️
Thank you. I have yet to watch the video but have saved it for later. As an elderly European woman I am aware that what we were taught as children was always from the european perspective and while my teachers were not disparaging they were, unconsciously, patriarchal. I was going to bypass the video thinking it was going to be yet another voyeuristic look at 'natives' (as if we all arent natives of somewhere). Having read your comment I am now really looking forward to relaxing and enjoying this video.
@@gloriaramontsho This video is titled badly. Khoisan may be the first population of Homo Sapiens, but they aren't the first population of "humans". That would be Homo Erectus who appeared 2 million years ago.
Years ago I had a Chinese Boss and I remember having wonderful conversations about her culture. I had previously seen the Khoisan People in a book and I said to my boss at the time that I think I had a strong feeling that maybe my boss’s ancestors were descended from these people because of their similarities in looks and how their language sounded similar. My Boss didn’t disagree. DNA and human history fascinates me. Such a beautiful people
I spoke to a Chinese elder in my travels to the Far East, trading commodities of iron, fur, beets, grains and others for Chinese silk and woodcut, when after finishing our deal, I mentioned how the Khoisan people also had features shared with Chinese people, he was silent for a very long time and told me: "what is under heaven is known only to the wise, we Hua people are descended from Pan Gu.". We shared a glass of whiskey and never mentioned it again.
@@tblk3747 I think the gentleman had a point, he used the mythic origin as a point to say the "Chinese" identity is based on Chinese culture and whatever humans arrived in China were not Chinese, through time, evolution, change...we cannot say the Chinese of today are the same people. They are distant relatives for sure.
As a xhosa man, hearing them speak I can tell that we have taken some of their dialect since we lived next to them in pre colonial times. Our language is part of the nguni group(xhosa, Zulu, isindebele and swati). Very similar languages and we understand each other perfectly. But xhosa has more clicks than the other nguni languages coz we separated from the zulus and moved closer to the khoisan and they gave us the name Xhosa which means angry men😂.
Read and study Gods word The Bible and you will find out who the earliest peoples were. Evilution has been proven totally false by the ONLY none bias, none prejudice and none bigoted science, Mathematics, numbers. There is recent video from the "Answers In Genesis" channel (I don't subscribe to their spiritual and other Biblical teachings) on how the actual migration happened after the flood of Noah's day. The Bible is proven accurate and true time and time after time and again but, as God states in his word, the masses would still not believe but mislead instead.
@@truth-Hurts375 you totally wrong and she is totally right. Most of Xhosa words are very similar to Khoisan than Zulu. Xhosa took nguni words from Zulus that were asylum in cape province, running away from Tshaka . They were refugees in Eastern Cape, and Xhosas had to learn to compromise their Xhosa language to accommodate Zulus by learning isizulu words, so that they can be able to communicate. Otherwise this lady is dead right. Xhosa ' Kosa ' is very much similar to Khois and Sans language. Khois Kosa/Xhosa Sans Sotho and Tswana have been traveling around SA for thousands of years before everybody else came. They are indegenous of SA.
@@truth-Hurts375 You may be right, Xhosas were actually occupying Natal up to the eastern side of Cape province , until Ngunis came along with other smaller ethnic groups and occupy the north land called Zululand. As they spread downwards into Natal , they came across with Kosas. They were people who loved battles and they fight Kosas and were forced to leave Natal and spread in the Cape province where they met Khois and Sans and they lived peacefully ever after . That is when Khoisans called Kosas Xhosas instead, because they had angry look, since they were coming from the unstable tribe with their endless battles of Zulu nation. Now Kosas are Xhosas.
@@truth-Hurts375 AmaXhosa are much older than the united Zulu nation which was only founded in the early 1800's by King Shaka. Before that AmaZulu were one of the many small tribes in the East Coast region. There are many many Xhosa kings before king Hintsa who was ruling at the time of King Shaka. AmaXhosa namaZulu have never had much contact nor have they engaged in any wars against one another. So I don't know where you think who was kicked out, when, and from where?
Incredible. Africa truly seems to be the cradle of the human race. The darker skin tones has produced such diversity, ranging from brown to white itself making it hard to deny its versatility
Yes of course , GOD made Adam & eve in the Garden which was in (Africa) every color , on earth comes from black , rather people like it or not, just facts ..
@@Crucio_Occidere It says there, You didn't hear it? Look at time 4:58. It says they don't have asian dna. I know why you are only looking at the picture you were not hearing it.
Love it! I'm Xhosa and Zulu. Funny, Xhosa is largely spoken in the western to eastern cape regions in South Africa, but it's variations are so vast. I lived further inwards in the Eastern region and had trouble understanding some of their pronunciations. Languages are a beautiful thing.
West Africans use clicks also but I don't know how many clicks they use. My Senegalese friend and my Malian husband speak to me in clicks but only using Yes and No.
The Khoisan are beautiful people and runners with incredible stamina. Their character was well gasped in the movie "The gods must be crazy". So sad that their way of living collides with the aggressive western style of living. I hope the very best for them. They deserve being treated with respect!
Unfortunately they are not ,the khoi-San are camping outside the government Union Buildings for more than a years ,to be recognised as the only aborigines of South Africa and they are untitled to this land,but they are being totally ignored .
@@tokkieandrews9988 so sad! As if it was a global law that indigenous people must not be respected - on which continent whatsoever - be it Sami in Norway, be it all the first nations in the Americas, be it Australian Indigenous,.... I'm crossing my fingers for the Khoi-San!
@@Freiya2011 it is sad , but that was then people has changed, things are different today ,I do believe in one thing that man's journey has been decided for him even before he was born ,the people that are referred to as coloured people many of them are from Khoi decent and are wonderful people ,they make the best nurses ,doctors,teachers etc, all I know there is good people and there are bad people amongst us,I don't think my forefathers came here during the big "trek" they came here after the first world war one in 1919 ,many others came much later .
@@tokkieandrews9988 "belief" is not knowing.... No, I do not "believe" in such a thing like fate! That would be a bad excuse for not being willing to adapt and change for the better!
Science also cares! I wrote my masters thesis about the middle and external ear morphology in khoi and san people, and compared it to other groups, such as East Asia, Papuans from the Sepik river region, or even Polynesia. Khoi and San people have been shown to have extreme genetic diversity, and serial founder effects led to a decrease in genetic variability with increasing distance from Southern Africa. I have found the same pattern for ear morphological variation. Fascinating!
Because of the internet. It is indeed like finding out about a distant cousin. I am mixed indigenous native and negro American so it's definitely interesting for me to see this.
@@spinni9768is the anyway I can get this thesis at ,it’s unfortunate the is no readily available historical information that truly portrays our culture and as you included our biology
@tefotevinmothibakgomo9210 hey,I am glad that you are interested in my research! Probably I will try and publish a paper this year about it, but I think I will make some methodological adjustments so it would be even more reliable, and include also people from other geographic regions. Maybe I can develop it even further and compare the anatomically modern humans with other extinct human species to investigate more evolutionary aspects. ^-^ I will try to keep you posted. :) also I have just received the grade - 1.1 ^-^ (1.0 is best and 4.0 necessary to pass)
I take for granted knowing a considerable depth of my heritage. My parents and theirs before have done an amazing job in preserving our culture. My father is Xhosa from the AmaThembu region while my mother is Zulu and Swati; they provided us with the top private education, but made sure we continued to go back home in the rural areas (on both sides) during the holidays, spending time understanding and practicing our culture. This kind of upbringing has given me so much depth to who I am and respecting those who are culturally different. Preservation of cultures and languages is so important.
As an Asian guy, I'm glad that the Khoisan still exist up to this day. A direct relative to our ancestors! It gives me an idea what Koreans and the Japanese would've looked like of they never left Africa. I'm guessing the same can be said for Horner Africans and Caucasians since the two also share facial features.
@@Theeoutcaste No, we didn't come from you! It's just that we share the same ancestor/s a very long way back. Pretty much all of humans are. Whoever denies that fact are idiots. But to correct your reply. You're alive today, so it's impossible for you to be a direct ancestor of me or any other Asian. A very distant relative, perhaps?
@@Theeoutcaste definitely a mutation proven by a Asian scientist. Yes. Believe me, they didn’t want to see that. Lol we all comes from tribes. All POC are linked.
I have finally found a tribe of Africans that share my same facial features. People have often said I "had to have Asian" in my ethnicity and I always had to dispute it. I now know I AM KHOSAIN
@Aaron Hoppitt that's a really good idea. I've done the Ancestry one but it is so broad and has changed at least twice. I honestly thought it would reveal some strange Asian connection because of my features but nope. It gave me Benin/Toga and a variety of European "mutt". Do you have any suggestions for one that might do a better job with genetics versus genealogy? Thanks for your time
Africa w ALL of its diversity,,, BEAUTIFUL cultures & rich history is a precious & priceless jewel for humanity. Such Wisdom & Knowledge reside there among its peoples.
Smart people tend to realise there were several Edens and they swapped material. I don't have detail on humans but generally, the Ainu who were "brought over according to ancient Navajo stories, by the Tarim Basin Ket Gaelic speaking Amorites/Amurru of the Amur River Kingdoms, were a new breed made in Siberia, fostered 2,000 years then crossed once with "Amerindian" said the research, which is a little nebulous. After 2,000 more years they arrived as the Athapaska Na-Dene, Navajo and Apache at least, in sufficient numbers and with a better civilisation to assimilate and outcompete the locals if any were present. The enormous size of the diking and harbours on both sides of the Bering smacks of Tartaria but whatever it's technology that builds that extensively. Global trade. After a time there was a war and the Amorites were driven back right up the Amur River or killed, and the fur trade shut down. Seems Amorites were a critical race and they invented the Aramaic that Jesus spoke naturally. Bingo.
Being an Saudi and watching those unique people is incredible thing love to all africans and i love there beauty\Cultures\Natures\history . Allah bless you guys .
The Khoisan are ZENSUNNI,They are your ancestors only few remain that know the true History,that's why Germans in 1920s was looking for the oldest people of this world and they found us we know that our King is coming back to destroy the evil that has plagued this world and Universe they called us gods but we are not Gods,originally the gods called us the Ancient Ones,We have existed before this universe ,Enki Osiris is coming back..all Muslims were created to protect Misr/Zep-Tepi because no human can defeat them,We must unite and fight against evil,Allah is the true God,Enlil Yahweh Satan aka YAKUB killed our King Enki Osiris Allah in Misr but Allah said I will teach them a lesson I will burn this Universe,The only reason anyone can kill Allah physical body is because he gave this worlds dominian to his children so that no alien bieng will be powerful here,The Qur'an has been corrupted by Arab royals because they are under Vatican so that you will not support your God when he comes back.
You can certainly see where Asiatic people get their physical appearance from. The Khoisan peoples should be very proud of their ancient origins, I hope their culture is respected and protected, they are very precious.
Actually asians have a flat forehead which the khoisan do not. Asians also have a shorter femoral length which the khoisan do not. Asians have high arch and unstable ankles which the khoisan do not. If ancient peoples still live today, then where are the native tribes that gave rise to the native americans according to the Beringia theory?
@elenamichaels9658 because their genes changed over time dawg That's literally what happened to everyone. Every single race is derived from ancient African natives
I'm praying that our country (South Africa) protects the Khoisan. We're slowly making progress, but for sure, more needs to be done. I am of Khoi decent, but my father's Xhosa and my mother Swati/Zulu.
@@dimbwemazala8978 for sure. I'm just speaking in terms of the government and politics I know and the efforts we need to be making. e.g there are books being published and a version of out national anthem that is going to include the Khoi language.
Or…..they keep their language, culture and knowledge. You know maybe the possibly oldest peoples on earth can just keep on keeping on and pass on all that knowledge to their children.
im ONE OF THEM. IT really is a beatifull language in south africa we hv 12 official languages all the 11 ppl who speak other language all say xhosa is the most unique one they all amazed when we put words lyk , gqi,gqu,qhe,qi, ngqu,ngqe, qhe, QO, in one sentence, they just staire and be lyk WHAT....🤣🤣🤣
Being closely related to the original or first people on earth is wonderful! I’m far from being closely linked genetically to humanity’s first people. It’s hard to miss how extraordinarily beautiful they are. We can see in their overall physical characters how they influenced the entire population of the world. This population of people are truly one of the great wonders and treasures of the world!
I am from Zimbabwe,even though I am a Bantu I know the original people who first settled the beautiful lands of Zimbabwe were the Khoisan people. Zimbabwe has one of the highest Khoisan rock art found all over the country. Right now there is only about 2 thousand San people left and we are doing all we can do ensure they won’t go extinct. We love our indigenous peoples.
@@juciyjcurtis7938 Khoisan were first in entire territories of Southern Africa from Angola,Zambia,Namibia,Botswana,Zimbabwe,South Africa,Lesotho and even Mozambique. Speaking of Mozambique there is some reports that San people might still exist in the country today,in area bordering Zimbabwe and in another bordering South Africa. However they are hard to spot as they no longer speak Khoisan languages,but they have phenotypes showing some San roots.
There’s no tribe called san as wites taught you your history. I am Khwe and I always ask everyone who says Khoisan, where they get their “san” word from Which people call themselves “san” tribe
Is it possible, as related to the biblical passage concerning/of lot 'going into his daughters' as well as the initial effects and features as when two closely biological relatives produce offspring (mongolism), that this particular group of people are the evolutionary result of a people who had initially gone astray (mothers/fathers uncle's/aunts sleeping with biological children/nephews/nieces)? Being that the old and modern day scientist all now agree of the likelihood that Earth's man & woman originated in Africa, then could they represent an improved version of the past but now known, modern day asian/mongolian people of Asia & Mongolia? Can it be said that these Khoisan + 'bush people' evolved from a prior mutated form of the first man and woman?
I wonder how hard it would be to learn that language. I can see them being the oldest people. You can see how they have features that look like a perfect mix of every race. I love their facial features. High cheek bones are so attractive.
Scientific evidence refuting the theory of modern humanity’s African genesis is common knowledge among those familiar with the most recent scientific papers on the human Genome, Mitochondrial DNA and Y-chromosomes. Regrettably, within mainstream press and academia circles, there seems to be a conspicuous - and dare we say it - deliberate vacuum when it comes to reporting news of these recent studies and their obvious implications. Australian historian Greg Jefferys explains that, “The whole ‘Out of Africa’ myth has its roots in the mainstream academic campaign in the 1990′s to remove the concept of Race. When I did my degree they all spent a lot of time on the ‘Out of Africa’ thing but it’s been completely disproved by genetics. Mainstream still hold on to it.” It did begin the early 90’s. And the academics most responsible for cementing both the Out-of Africa theory and the complementary common ancestral African mother - given the name of “Eve” - in the public arena and nearly every curriculum, were Professors Alan C. Wilson and Rebecca L. Cann. In their defense, the authors of this paper were fully aware that genealogy is not in any way linked to geography, and that their placement of Eve in Africa was an assumption, never an assertion.
@@wesleysimelane3423this is ignorant, africa isn't industrialized despite having the worlds largest natural mineral reserves because of exploitation from western powers still going on today..
@@BETillman Wow. God bless. Didn't think many of us southern Africans ended up in America during that evil Atlantic trade. God bless. Thought it was West and East Africans
Beautiful people. So nice to learn about different countries’s history and cultures. For too long Africa and it’s people were given negative press. It still amazes me that so many people do not know that Africa is a Continent and not one country.
@@veronicadabney1466 now you read over my commentary and correct your commentary. I said and I repeat because you don’t seem to have read. “YOU CAN SEE THE MONGOLS CHINESE JAPANESE VIETNAMESE AND KOREANS CAME THROUGH THIS BLOOD LINE. 👏🏾
That makes them the youngest tribe on earth for you adapt to your suroundings not the other way around. If you live hi in the mountains your body gets small to make it easy for your blood to get co2 into it . If you live in a cold and dark place your skin gets pale and your eyes take a bleu or green collor to see better in the dark. If you live in a warm country with alot of sun your skin gets dark and eyes more brown to protect you for the sun . If you live on leveld plains with sunlight direct into your face your eyes need sunglasses but your body gives you olive shaped eyes . This body morphing takes time it's not one day to another , it takes generations . So if all these types are in this tribe that makes them the youngest on this planet . They were mixed with alot of people from outside and this makes them so . But most who mixed with them are from asia .
They are beautiful people. I have seen some of their pics before, and did note both Asian and European facial morpho types. Hopefully they do not get too negatively affected by exposure to our modern culture as many indigenous groups have before.
@@NotLikeUs17 That video shows a specific group of Khoisan people and I would agree that the Asian look pops out. However, if you do a search on Khoisan people in general and look at all the facial types, I can definitely see Middle Eastern and Polynesian and some similarity to Europeans (ex: Gamtkwa Khoisen Council). Someone commented that some of the Khoisan people are now mixing with other groups (Europeans and other Africans etc.) so that may blur things a bit.
There was a genetic study done on the Afrikaner and between 7 to 10% dna is shared with the khoisan saying that khoi and san are two distict groups. western cape is primarily khoi khoi were I live there used to be khoi tribes awesome cheek bones - if you look at Mandela he looked like he shared a great deal of dna with them.
Very interesting history and language to ponder upon, I hope more studies are done on their culture and they are left to preserve it. As an Indian, they look very similar to our North-eastern people, who are mainly descendants of Sino-tibetan people and look very similar to East Asians and some South-east Asians like Thais, Burmese and even Khmer.
Is it possible, as related to the biblical passage concerning/of lot 'going into his daughters' as well as the initial effects and features as when two closely biological relatives produce offspring (mongolism), that this particular group of people are the evolutionary result of a people who had initially gone astray (mothers/fathers uncle's/aunts sleeping with biological children/nephews/nieces)? Being that the old and modern day scientist all now agree of the likelihood that Earth's man & woman originated in Africa, then could they represent an improved version of the past but now known, modern day asian/mongolian people of Asia & Mongolia? Can it be said that these Khoisan + 'bush people' evolved from a prior mutated form of the first man and woman?
The term Khoisan is considered to be derogatory, but its now a recognized term. The sad thing is that, there use to be a lot of them, until the 1600's, when the Europeans arrived, and exterminated roughly 60% of them, enslaved 15%, and the rest fled into Bantu and Nama tribes. Interestingly enough, there are some clans within mainly the Xhosa, and Sotho/Tswana tribes, that are ethnically purely Khoisan, but culturally Xhosa/Sotho/Tswana.
@@maazi.naaniya9158 The Khoesan, are very diverse, they come in all shades. Majority are brownish, light-brown is actually the minority. Also yes you are right, they refer to themselves in all sort of ways.
Hey all! As an archeologist specialising in San cosmology and folklore, this is an excellent video and the information within is great! Huge love and respect for our Bushmen brothers and sisters and their beautiful lifeways and culture!
The Khoisan language is apart of the African language group, the speaker is wrong when she says it is not. The languages are spoke from Angola stretching to S. Africa.
I think I meant the Khoisan languages are isolates. That is they dont belong to the major African language groups like the Nilosaharan, Bantu or Afroasiatic.
@@AfroArtistaFilms it has been postulated that khoisan languages like hatsa and sandawe in East Africa are linked to later afroasiatic languages. It has also been shown that the earliest Nile Valley languages had clicks in them as well. I think the rush to disassociate San languages from other African languages is driven by eurocentric thinking.
We have a big number of San people in Namibia aswell. We have two tribes in Namibia that can be described as “descendants” of the San. The Damara and Nama tribes. We speak Damara Nama KhoeKhoegowab, which also has the same amount of clicks that the San have. Even though I don’t understand anything from the San language I can totally hear that KhoeKhoegowab was derived directly from it. The San are such a beautiful tribe. Most of the Southern regions of Namibia are still mostly populated by Damara and Nama people
As a KhoiKhoi speaking Namibian, I'd like to differ with your statement that KhoiKhoigowab was directly derived from the San language. We have the same 5 clicks but the dialects are completely different. When a San person speaks, I do not even understand one single word, but I do understand Xhosa words because we have words that sounds the same with the same meaning but with different spelling. And Damara people are not from the Southern part of Namibia. Damaras and Namas are two different ethnic groups who share the same vernacular.
Their practices should be recorded to not be forget as they transition to more modern lifestyle. It’s likely there are many things that can be learned from their practices in traditional medicine and cultural beliefs.
My one regret is that this video is too short! I would love to know more about these fascinating people. They are more adapted to life in the desert than any other aboriginal people. In a documentary about human bipedalism (or bipedism? Does there exist such a word?), I saw a Khoisan hunter run after an antelope for 2 days without letting it rest , after which the animal collapsed from exhaustion. The hunter hardly broke a sweat.
I’m Zulu and my grandma looks like them and just like every South African home we have people of many skin tones in my family from very light skinned to dark but not very dark cz South Africans are not like Sudanese but Sudanese are also beautiful and South Africa’s climate isn’t that hot
@@zakhelehlongwane1414 here's the thing, and not the least, that go over your heads: when they wrote that history, supposedly, how many black people were able to read? I rest my case.
Nothing , the black Bantu Nguni tribes in govt have sidelined the KHOI AND SAN people because they are the true and only indigenous people of South Africa ! This truth and proven fact interferes with their desire to claim all the land for themselves .
It's time for us other tribes of South Africa to stand with the khoi in their fight and preserve our cultures most importantly it's high time the khoi are given the recognition they deserve I mean we recognize the Afrikaner but not them how sad
@@yardhe7290 I did hear that thery were actually being pushed out of their lands. This needs more awareness doesn't. yes, they are beautiful ancient people but what are their real modern circumstances of survival.
I’ve always been very fascinated with them. I think they are beautiful people. People always ask me if I am half Asian and I proudly tell them no. I’ve always felt like I resemble the Khoisan people. ☺️
Southern Africa is probably the most diverse part of the world. It is also the cradle of humankind. I think each individual of southern africa has the most interesting DNA ever. The mix of European, bantu, khoisan. Its so amazing!!!
Totally agree.. even Asians and Indians are probably more concentrated in Southren Africa than other parts of Africa. As well as Europeans and Bantu as you mention
Here we see true natural people undisturbed by the so called civilization. They are light but they do not have European DNA. They look so honest and untempered. We cannot roll back time to have a full version of their lives but l believe we can learn a lot from their ways and philosophy of live
I hope their great knowledge of plants and cures never gets lost, it could be a great gift to humanity but respect for this community needs to be ensured too
Khoekhoe are tall dark n speak in clicks, san are much shorter n light skinned n speak in clicks. So r the rest of this language group from damara Griqua to Xhosa all direffent n have distinct features
@@kasyakyoubfgamindikisboratyes they are to say that only dark skin people with stereotypical Africsn features can only be black then your ignorant you don't get to judge who is black and who is not
How is that even possible, Yoroba are from West African and Khoisan Southern Africa, the regions are thousands of miles apart not even Africans that has never left Africa have that bloodline. Its impossible and you must a unicorn😂😂
The language is fascinating, it sounds like one person is speaking and someone else is doing the clicking. Hard to believe it’s all coming from one person, it reminds me of someone rapping and beatboxing at the same time.
@@thedarksideoftheforce6658 the mentioning of the language variations is what brought the bushman to mind. When it was revealed that not all "click" words were shared amongst the different people groups since the dawn of man, and how unique they are on the planet, the humble ways they live makes you wonder why those sounds aren't in every language. Makes me wonder anyway.🤗
They are the most remarkable people with incredible ingenuity. Laurens van Der Post (a former Poet Laureate) wrote a very interesting book named "The Bushmen of the Kalahari"
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Read and study Gods word The Bible and you will find out who the earliest peoples were. Evilution has been proven totally false by the ONLY none bias, none prejudice and none bigoted science, Mathematics, numbers. There is recent video from the "Answers In Genesis" channel (I don't subscribe to their spiritual and other Biblical teachings) on how the actual migration happened after the flood of Noah's day. The Bible is proven accurate and true time and time after time and again but, as God states in his word, the masses would still not believe but mislead instead.
We know that people settled in southern Africa before they settled in Asia. But people like to assume the southern Africans got their looks from the Asians when it is in fact the other way around. Similarity we know that people settled in East Africa before they settled in Middle East. But again people like to assume the East Africans got their looks from the Middle Eastern people when it is in fact the other way around. Two separate migrations out of Africa from each group may be the reason why we have distinct phonotypes for Caucasians and East Asians.
My paternal haplogroup was "A"....275,000 yrs ago...descendant of the Khoisan Tribe/People. We have the same eyes! Exciting! Today, I see the Haplogroup A broken down to A0-V203. According to 23andMe, it is pretty rare...just 1 in every 10,000 people on their platform. Neat!
Thanks for sharing this. I learned about them during an anthropology class. Later, I met a South African woman who spoke a language which sounded like theirs. These are such beautiful and unique-looking people! I can see many different phenotypes in them. The "Asian DNA topic", is interesting
I'm only here to tell you that you are one lucky person because you are like Thoth if you can meditate and tell Galzu to connect you to the Creator you will be just like Thoth.
@@RESAHUTEHUT-SOKHOI73. stop playing with me, you talking to me!? cause I have had dreams of Thoth appearing to me.. so you saying this is so crazy like.. wow!! 😮 ❤️
@@BlackOwnedSoulSistah If you are a American black person who has Khoisan ancestors than its possible you are his descendents or closely related,just as Thoth was Ghengis Khan/Ragnar and Tengri/Odin, as a San person myself I'm born into a Shaman bloodline and only if you knew what we know,It's our 2nd King who created the Anunaki Gods or Angels and also Thoths ancestor the one Thoth used to call Ancient One or Master in Amenti Agartha....
The whole world should learn from the obvious successful social structures of these peoples, before it is to late. Having maintained a style of society for so long, they seem to have knowledge no other group has ever discovered.
They represent a social structure that includes the whole group. Capitalism is anti social structure because it excludes the group as a whole a focus on individual desire and greed.
Can you imagine living in an arid region and surviving through hunting and gathering? The fact that these people have done this for thousands of years means that they are a heck of lot more capable than probably anyone you have ever met. Anyone else would perish within a few days.
My family is from Southern China. I would say that the Southern Chinese as well as the Southeast Asians have similar features to these people. The Northern Chinese look different, they probably share more blood with the Russians.
chinese don't share blood with Russians stupid... they are more different even with Mongols, chinese are closely related to Austronesians and South East Asians.
Im black American and I can see the same features in the USA. Former boxing heavyweight champion Big John Tate looked like a bushman. Y'all beautiful man.
Because you was taught that. You don’t know shit about Africans or ADOS stay in your lane dude. Ados were mixed with various African ethnicities not to mention West Africans have those features as well.@@dab0331
Doing exstinsivs DND upload data I am half 49.98% Khoisan. This is why I am looking them up and explain my mother, I and my children's features. We kept telling people we meet or know that we are not of Chinese, Korean, Japanese, or any others categories from Asian descent. Thank you new technology.
Read and study Gods word The Bible and you will find out who the earliest peoples were. Evilution has been proven totally false by the ONLY none bias, none prejudice and none bigoted science, Mathematics, numbers. There is recent video from the "Answers In Genesis" channel (I don't subscribe to their spiritual and other Biblical teachings) on how the actual migration happened after the flood of Noah's day. The Bible is proven accurate and true time and time after time and again but, as God states in his word, the masses would still not believe but mislead instead.
Khoi-Sans have West Asian admixture (which came via the Khoi-Khoi mixing with the Sans 2000 years ago). This means Khoi-Sans are not as ancient as many people claim. It’s the Sans who are ancient. Even then, southern Africa was occupied by other more ancient folks 30,000 years ago. The skull showed a closer relationship to Australian Aborigines than to the Sans and was found to be closer to Upper Palaeolithic Europeans. This means that the Sans were likely from much higher North. One DNA study (that found Sans admixture in Igbo people) indicated that the Sans were likely living in Western Sahara at some point in history. The Igbo people (who now live in West Central Africa) picked up DNA from the Sans 9,000 years ago, somewhere in the Western Sahara.
It would be nice if all dark people, recommended their children to follow this channel. It provides easy learning material , for those who are lazy to read hard copies. If anyone doesn’t agree with the content, it does creat topics for debate and for individuals to research. We have a few Nguni Chroniclers aged 90 to 100. I just wish someone records first hand knowledge for print media, from those elders. I learned a lot from my Shangani grandmother who passed on aged 113. Everything I followed up, I found it to be true. RIP Gogo wami.
I'm in my fifties. I have 5 children -- 3 grown, 1 teen and 1 pre-teen... I've seen to it that they all are subscribed to this channel... How's that for commitment??
They are a beautiful people, and we could learn from those who live off the land, even in a relatively stark environment, but leave few marks of their presence.
@@sophiawilson8696 all dna testing companies are fraudulent, you cant test who you are or where you come from that way, you should watch dr henry louis gates roast of oprah winfrey, where he admits he and his colleagues just make it up, also the world famous slavery liar alex haley created the first dna test company in the 70's , he stole his slave story roots, and created another fraudulent vehicle in dna testing, so i call all the work of proven liars and scammers bullshit
you have to research state archive records, for your family members , learn your faily history and that will lead you to who you are, it requires ou to do the work not some burger king dna testing company, stop being lazy and do the work , fast food mindstate
Isn’t it interesting that the first King of Kemet (ancient Egypt) was Bes who was a Khoi/San? Isn’t it also interesting that the oldest mathematical instrument on earth which is called the Lebombo Bone was found in mountains between South Afrika and Eswatini and the second oldest called Ishango Bone was found in DRC Congo? Isn’t it interesting that the oldest Ankh symbol in the world is engraved on a stone in Notthern Cape, South Afrika. Isn’t it interesting that the oldest stone calender which is the oldest man made structure in the world predating the Egyptian Pyramids by hundreds of thousands of years is in Mpumalanga, South Afrika and it is called Inzalo yelanga (the birthplace of the Sun)/uMazisakazi/Adam’s Calender? Isn’t it interesting that Inzalo Yelanga is exactly on a straight line with the Great Zimbabwe and the Great Pyramids of Giza in Egypt and all these sites are aligned to the Orion belt? Isnn’t it interesting that the oldest pyramids in the world are in South Afrika? Isn’t it interesting that the MeerKAT telescope in the Karoo in South Afrika arguably offers the best view of the Heavens (Stars/Galaxies) in the world? Isn’t it interesting that the oldest drawing in the world was found in the Blombos Cave in South Afrika? Isn’t it interesting that the oldest mine in the world called the Ngwenya mine is in Eswatini? Isn’t it interesting that the oldest mountain range in the world is the Makhonjwa mountains situated between South Afrika and Eswatini? Isn’t it interesting that some of the oldest human fossils (Mrs Plez, the Taung Child, Homo Naledi, Little Foot) in the world are found in South Afrika? Isn’t it interesting that there is evidence of Bantu people in Kemet (ancient Egypt) dating back to way before they were found in West Afrika? Isn’t it interesting that most Bantu tribes if not all or at least the ones I have read about talk of their origin as being from water out of the reeds at a place where DRC, Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda meet? Isn’t it interesting that these Bantu/Khoi/San/Hadza/Hadzebe/ Mbuti/Twa/Pygmy (derogatory term used to refer to the Twa people) people migrated from this great lakes region of Afrika (which some tribes used to call Embo, where the Hapi river (Nile river) begins) to Southern Afrika, East Afrika, North Afrika, West Afrika and to all the other continents? Isn’t it interesting that some of the Bantu languages like Zulu, Sotho and Xhosa ( Xhosas are the closest to the Khoi/San people in South Afrika and Tswanas as well even though the Tswana language does not have many clicks) have many clicks? Isn’t it interesting that the Vredefort Dome in South Afrika is the oldest and largest meteorite impact site in the world? Isn’t it interesting that the Bantu people migrated down back to their home (central southern Afrika) when the Greeks, Romans and Arabs pushed Afrikans Southwards upon their invasion of Kemet (ancient Egypt)? Isn’t it interesting that Ntu in many BaNtu languages means God or the Creator and in Kemet’s language called Medu Neter (the classical language of our Ancient Afrikan Ancestors) the Deity/Goddess Nut who is the sky Goddess is the same as Ntu? Isn’t it interesting that the richest part of Afrika which is also the richest part of the world in terms of mineral resources is Central Southern Afrika (the SADC region), which is the land of the Bantu/Khoi/San people? Isn’t it interesting that South Afrika is the only country in the world that enjoys both the Atlantic and the Indian Oceans? Isn’t it interesting that the oldest desert in the world is in Namibia?
Greetings Sipho. Many thanks for this knowledge. Are you saying that our Ancestors who lived in Kemet are originally from the Southern Afrika and can you provide more insight or sources. Thanks!
@@koko-uk4706 pleasure Koko! Yes, they came from Central Southern Afrika. They said so themselves. Some of their temples are facing East (the direction where Ra/the Sun rises) and some are facing South (the direction in which their Ancient Afrikan Ancestors came from). They said they came from the foothills of the mountains of the moon. This is a great lakes region where you find mount Killimanjaro, the beginning of the Nile River and where the navel of planet earth is located. You can read books by Dr Cheick Anta Diop, Dr Yosef Ben-yochanan, Dr John Henrik Clark, Prof Kaba Kamene, Mfundishi Jyhutyms ka en Heru, Dr Anthony Browder, George GM James and many other Afrikan scholars who have written extensively about this subject. I hope I managed to answer you.
I only hope that the khoisan people can remain free from interference from western life for as long as possible. However, I also think that their language and culture/art including oral story telling, dancing, and how they hunt/survive, should be recorded some how so that if they left the tribal lands, so that it's not all lost and could be relearned.
Some are saying they come from Asian people. It may be more accurate to say that Asian people came from them, since Africa is most likely the birth place of humans. The Khoisan features were evident in people like Nelson Mandela. Trevor Noah claims ancestry with the Khoisan. The commentary in the video asserts that the Khoisan have no Asian DNA, but some modern day Asians may have African DNA.
I can see every race in their features
True indeed!
Open secret ✅
Correct me if I am wrong but last I checked the San has the European derived light skin gene
Not really. They predate every other race. Europeans are a fairly young race.
@@AfroArtistaFilms they can not predate Nilo-Saharans the darker than all, and the lighter can not produce the darker as it well known in Biology
As a Motswana who lives side by side with the Khoisan I approve this video. It's so accurate though I really hoped they would mention that the largest and oldest population of Khoisan currently existing resides in Botswana. Apart from that this video does justice to our people, unlike all many other videos online this one really does it for me ❤️
Thank you. I have yet to watch the video but have saved it for later. As an elderly European woman I am aware that what we were taught as children was always from the european perspective and while my teachers were not disparaging they were, unconsciously, patriarchal. I was going to bypass the video thinking it was going to be yet another voyeuristic look at 'natives' (as if we all arent natives of somewhere). Having read your comment I am now really looking forward to relaxing and enjoying this video.
Happy to meet you. So, do most Khoisans have modern way of life like, electricity and schools? I’m just curious. Thanks
@@gloriaramontsho This video is titled badly. Khoisan may be the first population of Homo Sapiens, but they aren't the first population of "humans". That would be Homo Erectus who appeared 2 million years ago.
Great to hear!
@@helenamcginty4920 They failed raising or teaching you right, Because of the obvious having obviously gone so obviously horribly wrong..
Years ago I had a Chinese Boss and I remember having wonderful conversations about her culture. I had previously seen the Khoisan People in a book and I said to my boss at the time that I think I had a strong feeling that maybe my boss’s ancestors were descended from these people because of their similarities in looks and how their language sounded similar. My Boss didn’t disagree. DNA and human history fascinates me. Such a beautiful people
Yes!!! Spot on!
Yes, these are very beautiful people.
I spoke to a Chinese elder in my travels to the Far East, trading commodities of iron, fur, beets, grains and others for Chinese silk and woodcut, when after finishing our deal, I mentioned how the Khoisan people also had features shared with Chinese people, he was silent for a very long time and told me: "what is under heaven is known only to the wise, we Hua people are descended from Pan Gu.".
We shared a glass of whiskey and never mentioned it again.
Martin: most Chinese people would be like that, very proud of their history and would not accept they have Africa ancestors
@@tblk3747 I think the gentleman had a point, he used the mythic origin as a point to say the "Chinese" identity is based on Chinese culture and whatever humans arrived in China were not Chinese, through time, evolution, change...we cannot say the Chinese of today are the same people. They are distant relatives for sure.
As a xhosa man, hearing them speak I can tell that we have taken some of their dialect since we lived next to them in pre colonial times. Our language is part of the nguni group(xhosa, Zulu, isindebele and swati). Very similar languages and we understand each other perfectly. But xhosa has more clicks than the other nguni languages coz we separated from the zulus and moved closer to the khoisan and they gave us the name Xhosa which means angry men😂.
Am I wrong if I say you were kicked out by the Zulus???
Read and study Gods word The Bible and you will find out who the earliest peoples were. Evilution has been proven totally false by the ONLY none bias, none prejudice and none bigoted science, Mathematics, numbers. There is recent video from the "Answers In Genesis" channel (I don't subscribe to their spiritual and other Biblical teachings) on how the actual migration happened after the flood of Noah's day. The Bible is proven accurate and true time and time after time and again but, as God states in his word, the masses would still not believe but mislead instead.
@@truth-Hurts375 you totally wrong and she is totally right. Most of Xhosa words are very similar to Khoisan than Zulu. Xhosa took nguni words from Zulus that were asylum in cape province, running away from Tshaka . They were refugees in Eastern Cape, and Xhosas had to learn to compromise their Xhosa language to accommodate Zulus by learning isizulu words, so that they can be able to communicate. Otherwise this lady is dead right. Xhosa ' Kosa ' is very much similar to Khois and Sans language. Khois Kosa/Xhosa Sans Sotho and Tswana have been traveling around SA for thousands of years before everybody else came. They are indegenous of SA.
@@truth-Hurts375 You may be right, Xhosas were actually occupying Natal up to the eastern side of Cape province , until Ngunis came along with other smaller ethnic groups and occupy the north land called Zululand. As they spread downwards into Natal , they came across with Kosas. They were people who loved battles and they fight Kosas and were forced to leave Natal and spread in the Cape province where they met Khois and Sans and they lived peacefully ever after . That is when Khoisans called Kosas Xhosas instead, because they had angry look, since they were coming from the unstable tribe with their endless battles of Zulu nation. Now Kosas are Xhosas.
@@truth-Hurts375 AmaXhosa are much older than the united Zulu nation which was only founded in the early 1800's by King Shaka. Before that AmaZulu were one of the many small tribes in the East Coast region. There are many many Xhosa kings before king Hintsa who was ruling at the time of King Shaka. AmaXhosa namaZulu have never had much contact nor have they engaged in any wars against one another. So I don't know where you think who was kicked out, when, and from where?
Incredible. Africa truly seems to be the cradle of the human race. The darker skin tones has produced such diversity, ranging from brown to white itself making it hard to deny its versatility
Black is the total of all color. White is the absence of all color.
Yes of course , GOD made Adam & eve in the Garden which was in (Africa) every color , on earth comes from black , rather people like it or not, just facts ..
AFRICA is the cradle of humanity
This is the first time I've ever heard anyone tell the truth about the Khoisan and Asian Correlation - Thank you for communicating history accurately!
but no relation by dna.
@@ube-23s DNA IS BS.
@@ube-23sYeah there is a relation by DNA. Stop bullshitting. All Asians are descendants of the khosian people and other groups that all mixed in.
@@ube-23sif you don't like that, too damn bad.
@@Crucio_Occidere It says there, You didn't hear it?
Look at time 4:58. It says they don't have asian dna. I know why you are only looking at the picture you were not hearing it.
Am from a Damara tribe in namibia...we use clicks in our language jus like San, zulu, xhosa etc its so unique...
Love it! I'm Xhosa and Zulu. Funny, Xhosa is largely spoken in the western to eastern cape regions in South Africa, but it's variations are so vast. I lived further inwards in the Eastern region and had trouble understanding some of their pronunciations. Languages are a beautiful thing.
@White man invented everything you means most advance intelligible language group on earth.
West Africans use clicks also but I don't know how many clicks they use. My Senegalese friend and my Malian husband speak to me in clicks but only using Yes and No.
@@theniceone26 nope they don't with west africans use clicks?
The Khoisan are beautiful people and runners with incredible stamina.
Their character was well gasped in the movie "The gods must be crazy". So sad that their way of living collides with the aggressive western style of living. I hope the very best for them. They deserve being treated with respect!
🫵🏽 🎯 it…Loved that 🎥 😌
Unfortunately they are not ,the khoi-San are camping outside the government Union Buildings for more than a years ,to be recognised as the only aborigines of South Africa and they are untitled to this land,but they are being totally ignored .
@@tokkieandrews9988 so sad! As if it was a global law that indigenous people must not be respected - on which continent whatsoever - be it Sami in Norway, be it all the first nations in the Americas, be it Australian Indigenous,.... I'm crossing my fingers for the Khoi-San!
@@Freiya2011 it is sad , but that was then people has changed, things are different today ,I do believe in one thing that man's journey has been decided for him even before he was born ,the people that are referred to as coloured people many of them are from Khoi decent and are wonderful people ,they make the best nurses ,doctors,teachers etc, all I know there is good people and there are bad people amongst us,I don't think my forefathers came here during the big "trek" they came here after the first world war one in 1919 ,many others came much later .
@@tokkieandrews9988 "belief" is not knowing.... No, I do not "believe" in such a thing like fate! That would be a bad excuse for not being willing to adapt and change for the better!
As a person with a Khoi Khoi grandma , im very proud to see that people still care about us ❤
Science also cares! I wrote my masters thesis about the middle and external ear morphology in khoi and san people, and compared it to other groups, such as East Asia, Papuans from the Sepik river region, or even Polynesia. Khoi and San people have been shown to have extreme genetic diversity, and serial founder effects led to a decrease in genetic variability with increasing distance from Southern Africa. I have found the same pattern for ear morphological variation. Fascinating!
Because of the internet. It is indeed like finding out about a distant cousin. I am mixed indigenous native and negro American so it's definitely interesting for me to see this.
@@spinni9768is the anyway I can get this thesis at ,it’s unfortunate the is no readily available historical information that truly portrays our culture and as you included our biology
@tefotevinmothibakgomo9210 hey,I am glad that you are interested in my research! Probably I will try and publish a paper this year about it, but I think I will make some methodological adjustments so it would be even more reliable, and include also people from other geographic regions. Maybe I can develop it even further and compare the anatomically modern humans with other extinct human species to investigate more evolutionary aspects. ^-^ I will try to keep you posted. :) also I have just received the grade - 1.1 ^-^ (1.0 is best and 4.0 necessary to pass)
@@spinni9768 count me in on the paper train
Beautiful.... continue to celebrate and speak the beauty of Africa 🌍
I take for granted knowing a considerable depth of my heritage. My parents and theirs before have done an amazing job in preserving our culture. My father is Xhosa from the AmaThembu region while my mother is Zulu and Swati; they provided us with the top private education, but made sure we continued to go back home in the rural areas (on both sides) during the holidays, spending time understanding and practicing our culture. This kind of upbringing has given me so much depth to who I am and respecting those who are culturally different. Preservation of cultures and languages is so important.
bless you and your parents for making efforts to preserve your cultural heritage
@@shamgardeandeansandalo4699 thank you!✨
For sure the oldest culture on the planet
Amazing, bro, I'm sure you have many awesome stories from your families history.
Lol you not khoisan you bantu
They are so beautiful. Amazingly beautiful and seem to be in tune with nature.
That's what It thought, they are very handsome!
So agree. I wish the video had been longer, but a-searchin' I will go!
As an Asian guy, I'm glad that the Khoisan still exist up to this day. A direct relative to our ancestors! It gives me an idea what Koreans and the Japanese would've looked like of they never left Africa. I'm guessing the same can be said for Horner Africans and Caucasians since the two also share facial features.
KOISAN ARE DIRECT ANCESTORs OF BANTU PEOPLE..stop claiming genes you don't have.
So,you truly believe you guys came from us ?🤣🤣,all yo asian pals deny it?suprisingly you accept bravo
@@Theeoutcaste No, we didn't come from you! It's just that we share the same ancestor/s a very long way back. Pretty much all of humans are. Whoever denies that fact are idiots.
But to correct your reply. You're alive today, so it's impossible for you to be a direct ancestor of me or any other Asian. A very distant relative, perhaps?
@@Theeoutcaste definitely a mutation proven by a Asian scientist. Yes. Believe me, they didn’t want to see that. Lol we all comes from tribes. All POC are linked.
If u guys korean,japan,chinese marry negroid woman..ur son will be khoisan look like..
I have finally found a tribe of Africans that share my same facial features. People have often said I "had to have Asian" in my ethnicity and I always had to dispute it. I now know I AM KHOSAIN
Like where did the Asian people get their features from!? The Khoisan!!! The first man!!
@Aaron Hoppitt that's a really good idea. I've done the Ancestry one but it is so broad and has changed at least twice. I honestly thought it would reveal some strange Asian connection because of my features but nope. It gave me Benin/Toga and a variety of European "mutt". Do you have any suggestions for one that might do a better job with genetics versus genealogy? Thanks for your time
No such thing as asian features, people in sudan also have what people refer to as asian eyes
I think I may be a decendant of the Ancient Khoisan as well.
@@RaiRaiBrown I believe you are too my sister
Africa w ALL of its diversity,,, BEAUTIFUL cultures & rich history is a precious & priceless jewel for humanity. Such Wisdom & Knowledge reside there among its peoples.
Smart people tend to realise there were several Edens and they swapped material.
I don't have detail on humans but generally, the Ainu who were "brought over according to ancient Navajo stories, by the Tarim Basin Ket Gaelic speaking Amorites/Amurru of the Amur River Kingdoms, were a new breed made in Siberia, fostered 2,000 years then crossed once with "Amerindian" said the research, which is a little nebulous. After 2,000 more years they arrived as the Athapaska Na-Dene, Navajo and Apache at least, in sufficient numbers and with a better civilisation to assimilate and outcompete the locals if any were present. The enormous size of the diking and harbours on both sides of the Bering smacks of Tartaria but whatever it's technology that builds that extensively. Global trade. After a time there was a war and the Amorites were driven back right up the Amur River or killed, and the fur trade shut down. Seems Amorites were a critical race and they invented the Aramaic that Jesus spoke naturally. Bingo.
Being an Saudi and watching those unique people is incredible thing love to all africans and i love there beauty\Cultures\Natures\history . Allah bless you guys .
The Khoisan are ZENSUNNI,They are your ancestors only few remain that know the true History,that's why Germans in 1920s was looking for the oldest people of this world and they found us we know that our King is coming back to destroy the evil that has plagued this world and Universe they called us gods but we are not Gods,originally the gods called us the Ancient Ones,We have existed before this universe ,Enki Osiris is coming back..all Muslims were created to protect Misr/Zep-Tepi because no human can defeat them,We must unite and fight against evil,Allah is the true God,Enlil Yahweh Satan aka YAKUB killed our King Enki Osiris Allah in Misr but Allah said I will teach them a lesson I will burn this Universe,The only reason anyone can kill Allah physical body is because he gave this worlds dominian to his children so that no alien bieng will be powerful here,The Qur'an has been corrupted by Arab royals because they are under Vatican so that you will not support your God when he comes back.
You can certainly see where Asiatic people get their physical appearance from. The Khoisan peoples should be very proud of their ancient origins, I hope their culture is respected and protected, they are very precious.
Actually asians have a flat forehead which the khoisan do not. Asians also have a shorter femoral length which the khoisan do not. Asians have high arch and unstable ankles which the khoisan do not. If ancient peoples still live today, then where are the native tribes that gave rise to the native americans according to the Beringia theory?
*native tribes in asia that is
Lol they don't look "Asian", they look Khoisan. They are unique.
@elenamichaels9658 because their genes changed over time dawg
That's literally what happened to everyone. Every single race is derived from ancient African natives
@@elenamichaels9658empty reply. All you did was point out the distinct physical features that have changed due to their geographic location.
This is us.... i'm proud to be a khoisan
It depends on your paternal lineage. What is your ydna haplogroup?
I'm also proud of you and your people my brother!!! All sons and daughters of Africa!
I'm praying that our country (South Africa) protects the Khoisan. We're slowly making progress, but for sure, more needs to be done. I am of Khoi decent, but my father's Xhosa and my mother Swati/Zulu.
@@dimbwemazala8978 for sure. I'm just speaking in terms of the government and politics I know and the efforts we need to be making. e.g there are books being published and a version of out national anthem that is going to include the Khoi language.
@@Kholmi.28 Problem is khoi have many dialects so which one could be included?
I hope that their culture, language, and knowledge becomes stored for their future children to visit and learn. Humans are amazing. 🥰
Yeah, they put it on their laptops every night
StoreStored
Or…..they keep their language, culture and knowledge. You know maybe the possibly oldest peoples on earth can just keep on keeping on and pass on all that knowledge to their children.
I think the click languages sound so beautiful. I hope they and the peoples stay strong and healthy.
Ixoxo is a Ndebele word for frog, the X is the click sound. Try saying it.
im ONE OF THEM. IT really is a beatifull language in south africa we hv 12 official languages all the 11 ppl who speak other language all say xhosa is the most unique one they all amazed when we put words lyk , gqi,gqu,qhe,qi, ngqu,ngqe, qhe, QO, in one sentence, they just staire and be lyk WHAT....🤣🤣🤣
❤🥰and their music.........!
I think the late Nelson Mandela looks very much like them.
He is a descent of them from the Eastern Cape, South Africa
Amapondo from Transkei they look like that they're half blacks
True
I recon if they tested his D.N.A , you would be correct.
I agree.
I’m happy to say that this is my genetic blood 🩸 line. 🥰
Being closely related to the original or first people on earth is wonderful!
I’m far from being closely linked genetically to humanity’s first people. It’s hard to miss how extraordinarily beautiful they are. We can see in their overall physical characters how they influenced the entire population of the world.
This population of people are truly one of the great wonders and treasures of the world!
Seduction _coffee don't let anyone rob you of your heritage/language/culture you have something amazing
Same here ❤❤❤
I am from Zimbabwe,even though I am a Bantu I know the original people who first settled the beautiful lands of Zimbabwe were the Khoisan people. Zimbabwe has one of the highest Khoisan rock art found all over the country. Right now there is only about 2 thousand San people left and we are doing all we can do ensure they won’t go extinct. We love our indigenous peoples.
In South Africa Bantu hate the fact that Khoisan were in South Africa first. Because it goes against the narrative of give my Land back
@@juciyjcurtis7938 Khoisan were first in entire territories of Southern Africa from Angola,Zambia,Namibia,Botswana,Zimbabwe,South Africa,Lesotho and even Mozambique. Speaking of Mozambique there is some reports that San people might still exist in the country today,in area bordering Zimbabwe and in another bordering South Africa. However they are hard to spot as they no longer speak Khoisan languages,but they have phenotypes showing some San roots.
Stop following that eurosentric bullshit history
It is said that when Kalki comes back he will reward those who are kind to his ancestors people.
There’s no tribe called san as wites taught you your history.
I am Khwe and I always ask everyone who says Khoisan, where they get their “san” word from
Which people call themselves “san” tribe
Words can’t Describe how fascinating this culture is ….Thank you for posting 🙏🏾
Their features are universal, but their language is quite unique.
Clink is the original human language where all other languages are derived.
@@JohnAnderson-yv7fw I wish I knew how to make that sound. By the way, you have an AWESOME name.
@@jmfa57 do you listen to yes
@@JohnAnderson-yv7fw doubt it
Is it possible, as related to the biblical passage concerning/of lot 'going into his daughters' as well as the initial effects and features as when two closely biological relatives produce offspring (mongolism), that this particular group of people are the evolutionary result of a people who had initially gone astray (mothers/fathers uncle's/aunts sleeping with biological children/nephews/nieces)? Being that the old and modern day scientist all now agree of the likelihood that Earth's man & woman originated in Africa, then could they represent an improved version of the past but now known, modern day asian/mongolian people of Asia & Mongolia? Can it be said that these Khoisan + 'bush people' evolved from a prior mutated form of the first man and woman?
I wonder how hard it would be to learn that language. I can see them being the oldest people. You can see how they have features that look like a perfect mix of every race. I love their facial features. High cheek bones are so attractive.
Scientific evidence refuting the theory of modern humanity’s African genesis is common knowledge among those familiar with the most recent scientific papers on the human Genome, Mitochondrial DNA and Y-chromosomes. Regrettably, within mainstream press and academia circles, there seems to be a conspicuous - and dare we say it - deliberate vacuum when it comes to reporting news of these recent studies and their obvious implications.
Australian historian Greg Jefferys explains that, “The whole ‘Out of Africa’ myth has its roots in the mainstream academic campaign in the 1990′s to remove the concept of Race. When I did my degree they all spent a lot of time on the ‘Out of Africa’ thing but it’s been completely disproved by genetics. Mainstream still hold on to it.”
It did begin the early 90’s. And the academics most responsible for cementing both the Out-of Africa theory and the complementary common ancestral African mother - given the name of “Eve” - in the public arena and nearly every curriculum, were Professors Alan C. Wilson and Rebecca L. Cann.
In their defense, the authors of this paper were fully aware that genealogy is not in any way linked to geography, and that their placement of Eve in Africa was an assumption, never an assertion.
I thought Arabic was the hardest language to learn but hearing this 😳 one wrong click or too many clicks will throw the whole convo off 🤣
Except their hair. Thats like the least mixed feature
Well it was too hard for the dutch to learn. Only a few dutch could understand it
Such a honour to have them as my ancestors ✊
#khoisanboy 😌😌😌😌😌
Khoisan doesn’t exist. Khoe are tall dark speak in clicks, san r much shorter light skinned n speak in clicks
The Dutch as well!
@@hlengiwemakhaye4225 don’t forget the Asian n Malaysian slaves brought to the cape to ethnically cleanse SA of khoe
I hope they DON'T loose their hunter/gatherer ways, considering the way the world is going now. They may be the only ones able to survive.
I hope they lose them. We want internet too. It's time for us Africans to be highly industrialised too! I am tired of being poor!
But its their choice. Theyre not a monolith. People who want to leave and live a different way, will. The ones who want to stay will stay.
They probably only do that to attract tourist
@@wesleysimelane3423Africa isn't poor because of tribal ways. Its poor because of exploitation from western powers.
@@wesleysimelane3423this is ignorant, africa isn't industrialized despite having the worlds largest natural mineral reserves because of exploitation from western powers still going on today..
My people 🤎 I didn’t know I was part Khoi-San until I did ancestry dna. I’m so happy to know and it all makes sense now.
Where are you from
@@southernafricanboy4148 Georgia United States
@@BETillman Wow. God bless. Didn't think many of us southern Africans ended up in America during that evil Atlantic trade. God bless. Thought it was West and East Africans
@@southernafricanboy4148 thanks, same to u💯 yes very tragic how our ancestors arrived. 🤦🏽♂️🥲
@@southernafricanboy4148 The Arabic slave trade took more Africans and lasted longer..
Beautiful people. So nice to learn about different countries’s history and cultures. For too long Africa and it’s people were given negative press. It still amazes me that so many people do not know that Africa is a Continent and not one country.
They are so beautiful and their language is incredibly intriguing. Very fascinating ❤️
You can see the mongols Chinese Japanese Vietnamese and Koreans came through this blood line.
Listen to the commentary. They have NO Asian DNA. However, Asians may have some African DNA.
@@veronicadabney1466 now you read over my commentary and correct your commentary. I said and I repeat because you don’t seem to have read. “YOU CAN SEE THE MONGOLS CHINESE JAPANESE VIETNAMESE AND KOREANS CAME THROUGH THIS BLOOD LINE. 👏🏾
ghengis invasions
Absolutely!
That makes them the youngest tribe on earth for you adapt to your suroundings not the other way around. If you live hi in the mountains your body gets small to make it easy for your blood to get co2 into it . If you live in a cold and dark place your skin gets pale and your eyes take a bleu or green collor to see better in the dark. If you live in a warm country with alot of sun your skin gets dark and eyes more brown to protect you for the sun . If you live on leveld plains with sunlight direct into your face your eyes need sunglasses but your body gives you olive shaped eyes . This body morphing takes time it's not one day to another , it takes generations . So if all these types are in this tribe that makes them the youngest on this planet . They were mixed with alot of people from outside and this makes them so . But most who mixed with them are from asia .
They are beautiful people. I have seen some of their pics before, and did note both Asian and European facial morpho types. Hopefully they do not get too negatively affected by exposure to our modern culture as many indigenous groups have before.
@@andzagatsheni521 It is a shame but I guess inevitable in this world.
@@andzagatsheni521 They look incredibly beautiful to me and so slim and fit and happy. I hope some can keep their hunger gatherer lifestyle
Their features are so beautiful., their faces look like art
I see the Asian but nothing about them looks European at all.
@@NotLikeUs17 That video shows a specific group of Khoisan people and I would agree that the Asian look pops out. However, if you do a search on Khoisan people in general and look at all the facial types, I can definitely see Middle Eastern and Polynesian and some similarity to Europeans (ex: Gamtkwa Khoisen Council). Someone commented that some of the Khoisan people are now mixing with other groups (Europeans and other Africans etc.) so that may blur things a bit.
There was a genetic study done on the Afrikaner and between 7 to 10% dna is shared with the khoisan saying that khoi and san are two distict groups. western cape is primarily khoi khoi were I live there used to be khoi tribes awesome cheek bones - if you look at Mandela he looked like he shared a great deal of dna with them.
His grandmother was a Griqua/Khoi .
They are an incredibly beautiful people. And they are clearly the ancestors of us all.
How beautiful our elders are. How lucky we are to have them among us.
Wise and beautifully spoken..may you live a long prosperous life..
@@michaelfrazier2494 Thank you, my friend, and you as well.
Very interesting history and language to ponder upon, I hope more studies are done on their culture and they are left to preserve it. As an Indian, they look very similar to our North-eastern people, who are mainly descendants of Sino-tibetan people and look very similar to East Asians and some South-east Asians like Thais, Burmese and even Khmer.
You mean your people and the others look similar to them,remember they are the original people.
These are your ancestors
They were once Lord Vishnu people.
The language itself is incredibly rhythmic! I love the clicks!
That is where rap probably came from.
Is it possible, as related to the biblical passage concerning/of lot 'going into his daughters' as well as the initial effects and features as when two closely biological relatives produce offspring (mongolism), that this particular group of people are the evolutionary result of a people who had initially gone astray (mothers/fathers uncle's/aunts sleeping with biological children/nephews/nieces)? Being that the old and modern day scientist all now agree of the likelihood that Earth's man & woman originated in Africa, then could they represent an improved version of the past but now known, modern day asian/mongolian people of Asia & Mongolia? Can it be said that these Khoisan + 'bush people' evolved from a prior mutated form of the first man and woman?
@@heraldomedrano1417beat boxing definitely came from the Khoisan
My best friend at school was Khoisan. We met each other on the first day of school and just clicked.
pun intended? clicked
You must be Canadian. They see puns as the highest form of humor :-/
stupid,lmaooo
I hope all you wonderful African people get to know Lord Jesus so we can all be in heaven together.
@@johnharris7353 thanks Harris. We know Him, Yeshua our lord and savior
The term Khoisan is considered to be derogatory, but its now a recognized term. The sad thing is that, there use to be a lot of them, until the 1600's, when the Europeans arrived, and exterminated roughly 60% of them, enslaved 15%, and the rest fled into Bantu and Nama tribes. Interestingly enough, there are some clans within mainly the Xhosa, and Sotho/Tswana tribes, that are ethnically purely Khoisan, but culturally Xhosa/Sotho/Tswana.
Interesting!
They don't have a single name because they speak different languages and call themselves different things.
Their skin is the same as the sand
It's like camouflage
@@maazi.naaniya9158 The Khoesan, are very diverse, they come in all shades. Majority are brownish, light-brown is actually the minority. Also yes you are right, they refer to themselves in all sort of ways.
Hey all! As an archeologist specialising in San cosmology and folklore, this is an excellent video and the information within is great!
Huge love and respect for our Bushmen brothers and sisters and their beautiful lifeways and culture!
The Khoisan language is apart of the African language group, the speaker is wrong when she says it is not. The languages are spoke from Angola stretching to S. Africa.
Sad that africa was named by a white man
I think I meant the Khoisan languages are isolates. That is they dont belong to the major African language groups like the Nilosaharan, Bantu or Afroasiatic.
@@AfroArtistaFilms ok, I see that. Thanks.
@@AfroArtistaFilms it has been postulated that khoisan languages like hatsa and sandawe in East Africa are linked to later afroasiatic languages. It has also been shown that the earliest Nile Valley languages had clicks in them as well. I think the rush to disassociate San languages from other African languages is driven by eurocentric thinking.
@@bkizzu2701 Your sources?
I speak protection on them, they must never go into extinction.
What incredibly beautiful humans the Khoisan are!
We have a big number of San people in Namibia aswell. We have two tribes in Namibia that can be described as “descendants” of the San. The Damara and Nama tribes. We speak Damara Nama KhoeKhoegowab, which also has the same amount of clicks that the San have. Even though I don’t understand anything from the San language I can totally hear that KhoeKhoegowab was derived directly from it. The San are such a beautiful tribe. Most of the Southern regions of Namibia are still mostly populated by Damara and Nama people
As a KhoiKhoi speaking Namibian, I'd like to differ with your statement that KhoiKhoigowab was directly derived from the San language. We have the same 5 clicks but the dialects are completely different. When a San person speaks, I do not even understand one single word, but I do understand Xhosa words because we have words that sounds the same with the same meaning but with different spelling. And Damara people are not from the Southern part of Namibia. Damaras and Namas are two different ethnic groups who share the same vernacular.
Their practices should be recorded to not be forget as they transition to more modern lifestyle. It’s likely there are many things that can be learned from their practices in traditional medicine and cultural beliefs.
these are dusties that only invented fire not even clothes loooool
@@KAIZORIANEMPIRE and the colonizer has spoken through his slave.
@@KAIZORIANEMPIRE Who cares about clothes.
@@lindabb7064Best comeback ever
Their culture is well preserved here in Botswana.
My one regret is that this video is too short! I would love to know more about these fascinating people. They are more adapted to life in the desert than any other aboriginal people. In a documentary about human bipedalism (or bipedism? Does there exist such a word?), I saw a Khoisan hunter run after an antelope for 2 days without letting it rest , after which the animal collapsed from exhaustion. The hunter hardly broke a sweat.
I’m Zulu and my grandma looks like them and just like every South African home we have people of many skin tones in my family from very light skinned to dark but not very dark cz South Africans are not like Sudanese but Sudanese are also beautiful and South Africa’s climate isn’t that hot
How old are you? You must don't know much about your history.
Light skinned people a not of African descendants,
@@yosefshawarma3739 the history that was written by Europeans?
@@zakhelehlongwane1414 here's the thing, and not the least, that go over your heads: when they wrote that history, supposedly, how many black people were able to read? I rest my case.
As a South African from Khoisan descent I what is being done to preserve this rich history and protect this lifestyle
Nothing , the black Bantu Nguni tribes in govt have sidelined the KHOI AND SAN people because they are the true and only indigenous people of South Africa !
This truth and proven fact interferes with their desire to claim all the land for themselves .
It's time for us other tribes of South Africa to stand with the khoi in their fight and preserve our cultures most importantly it's high time the khoi are given the recognition they deserve I mean we recognize the Afrikaner but not them how sad
@@yardhe7290 I did hear that thery were actually being pushed out of their lands. This needs more awareness doesn't. yes, they are beautiful ancient people but what are their real modern circumstances of survival.
@@emphramejomey6244The Afrikaners need to be kicked out of South Africa they are not indigenous to the continent they're colonisers!
Absolutely beautiful people!! The women are amazing looking, and the men have such great physiques. And everyone is smiling. Thank you for sharing!
Definitely
Stop lying to yourself...
@@blast4me754 No ones “lying” about anything, so please shut the fxck up.
@@blast4me754 u mad?
Half of South Africa look like San people 🥺✨️
True especially black people
Wow 🙌 thanks for the documentary.
As an African i am proud to be the first man on mother🌍earth.
Glad you enjoyed it. Are you Khoisan?
You aren’t the first man you are a descendant of the first homo Saipan populations, just like everyone else.
@@TmanRock9 Thanks for the correction 👍
@Sao Ham in what way?
@Sao Ham oh i see, shouldn't you be staring at some cave wall in the mountains somewhere?
Amazing and informative. Thanks for putting this together:)
I’ve always been very fascinated with them. I think they are beautiful people. People always ask me if I am half Asian and I proudly tell them no. I’ve always felt like I resemble the Khoisan people. ☺️
Southern Africa is probably the most diverse part of the world. It is also the cradle of humankind. I think each individual of southern africa has the most interesting DNA ever. The mix of European, bantu, khoisan. Its so amazing!!!
Id say the Caribbean. And Brazil you will find people from literally everywhere there
European in SA represent the return of Khoisan descendants by way of Asia.
Totally agree.. even Asians and Indians are probably more concentrated in Southren Africa than other parts of Africa. As well as Europeans and Bantu as you mention
None of them should be there except the Africans period. Whites and Asians came by force slavery and rape
@@Lrxxx321 and those people came from Africans 😂
I see a lot facial types that I see in my native homeland Vietnam.. it's like seeing my cousins haha..
❤africa is the birth place of all humans
💖 aww
@@lungamadoda6992 Not so quick. It is one them. The Denisovans throw a wrench in that.
@@philcaprino Hum... good try. But their mit-dna shows that Denisovans are just another 'Neandert'... type. So no revolution here.
you better be greatful for your features these are your ancestors all of mankind came from black people
Here we see true natural people undisturbed by the so called civilization. They are light but they do not have European DNA. They look so honest and untempered. We cannot roll back time to have a full version of their lives but l believe we can learn a lot from their ways and philosophy of live
I hope their great knowledge of plants and cures never gets lost, it could be a great gift to humanity but respect for this community needs to be ensured too
Khoekhoe are tall dark n speak in clicks, san are much shorter n light skinned n speak in clicks. So r the rest of this language group from damara Griqua to Xhosa all direffent n have distinct features
They are not black also
@@kasyakyoubfgamindikisboratyes they are to say that only dark skin people with stereotypical Africsn features can only be black then your ignorant you don't get to judge who is black and who is not
@@mauricesantinomf Shut yo as niga.
Khoisan are Archaic human, thry are real Homo Sapiens without Neanderthal mix
I am 50% Khoisan and 50% Yoruba and I am considered African American in the United States. 🤣🤣🤣😳
You can use whatever term you want on the next census.
How is that even possible, Yoroba are from West African and Khoisan Southern Africa, the regions are thousands of miles apart not even Africans that has never left Africa have that bloodline. Its impossible and you must a unicorn😂😂
Don't worry! Americans belive that penguins live at North pole, and Europe is an island!
The language is fascinating, it sounds like one person is speaking and someone else is doing the clicking. Hard to believe it’s all coming from one person, it reminds me of someone rapping and beatboxing at the same time.
This is quite the same how some Germanic language requires the use of "growling" and The Turks' use of "R rolling"
They have the cutest facial feature!! 😍 Rest In Paradise Saarteje Baartman
DEATH IS NOT RFEST WAS Saarteje Baartman KHOISAN?
@@SnarkierThan-U-R she was khoisan
Here we go again...racist.
Saartjie
This is a great look into human history. I remember the "click click" language from a great film : The Gods must be crazy. Btw ... SUBSCRIBED!👍
Not the same tribe though.
@@thedarksideoftheforce6658 the mentioning of the language variations is what brought the bushman to mind. When it was revealed that not all "click" words were shared amongst the different people groups since the dawn of man, and how unique they are on the planet, the humble ways they live makes you wonder why those sounds aren't in every language. Makes me wonder anyway.🤗
I pray they are able to maintain their culture the best way possible in modern times😩we need them to remember our history
Yes, they carry a lot of ancient Knowledge that others don‘t know anymore
When they say first people they mean it! I love that there DNA is pure KHOISAN. They are like the time capsule of Human evolution.
They are the most remarkable people with incredible ingenuity. Laurens van Der Post (a former Poet Laureate) wrote a very interesting book named "The Bushmen of the Kalahari"
I read it ❤️
Van Der post's book is an mazing read and, unfortunately details how western culture first destroyed aspects of their culture.
Before reading your post, I just now posted that I owned and read the book while in high school. It made quite an impression.
@@andyginterblues2961 Yes, I also read it in high school in 1965!!
🗣Never, Never knew about this *African History knowledge 🧐‼️
❤Thankfully for sharing this *extremely interesting+ informative information analogy ♥️👍‼️
This video’s is *amazing and *well accepted with *Honors ‼️👍‼️👍‼️♥️
Read and study Gods word The Bible and you will find out who the earliest peoples were. Evilution has been proven totally false by the ONLY none bias, none prejudice and none bigoted science, Mathematics, numbers. There is recent video from the "Answers In Genesis" channel (I don't subscribe to their spiritual and other Biblical teachings) on how the actual migration happened after the flood of Noah's day. The Bible is proven accurate and true time and time after time and again but, as God states in his word, the masses would still not believe but mislead instead.
@@markuse3472 🗣Thank you for sharing this message 👍☑️
We know that people settled in southern Africa before they settled in Asia. But people like to assume the southern Africans got their looks from the Asians when it is in fact the other way around. Similarity we know that people settled in East Africa before they settled in Middle East. But again people like to assume the East Africans got their looks from the Middle Eastern people when it is in fact the other way around. Two separate migrations out of Africa from each group may be the reason why we have distinct phonotypes for Caucasians and East Asians.
I speak fluent Mandarin and many of their sounds in their language sound like Mandarin. Amazing
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
They look like Chinese
Because East Asians are from Khoisan people, everyone are descendants of Africans
@@mikem4481 是的
@@mikem4481 He/She is not telling the truth
My paternal haplogroup was "A"....275,000 yrs ago...descendant of the Khoisan Tribe/People. We have the same eyes! Exciting! Today, I see the Haplogroup A broken down to A0-V203. According to 23andMe, it is pretty rare...just 1 in every 10,000 people on their platform. Neat!
you Mongol
Thanks for sharing this. I learned about them during an anthropology class. Later, I met a South African woman who spoke a language which sounded like theirs. These are such beautiful and unique-looking people! I can see many different phenotypes in them. The "Asian DNA topic", is interesting
All people are beautiful guy
@@BennyNegroFromQueens ❤️👽👀
It's the Xhosa tribe whose language is close to the Khoi- San language
@SteelerzReignSupreme II Thank you .
I am african American and I did my ancestry and I have Khoisan and Mbuti in me oh Wow!
I'm only here to tell you that you are one lucky person because you are like Thoth if you can meditate and tell Galzu to connect you to the Creator you will be just like Thoth.
@@RESAHUTEHUT-SOKHOI73. stop playing with me, you talking to me!? cause I have had dreams of Thoth appearing to me.. so you saying this is so crazy like.. wow!! 😮 ❤️
@@BlackOwnedSoulSistah If you are a American black person who has Khoisan ancestors than its possible you are his descendents or closely related,just as Thoth was Ghengis Khan/Ragnar and Tengri/Odin, as a San person myself I'm born into a Shaman bloodline and only if you knew what we know,It's our 2nd King who created the Anunaki Gods or Angels and also Thoths ancestor the one Thoth used to call Ancient One or Master in Amenti Agartha....
The whole world should learn from the obvious successful social structures of these peoples, before it is to late. Having maintained a style of society for so long, they
seem to have knowledge no other group has ever discovered.
They represent a social structure that includes the whole group. Capitalism is anti social structure because it excludes the group as a whole a focus on individual desire and greed.
as the world goes more and more mad I feel the best place to be is with a tribe like this, reclaiming what it is to actually be a human on this planet
I think they are protected by God.
Such beautiful people!
When I became aware of the Khoisan people, I immediately recognized them as a very beautiful people.
Can you imagine living in an arid region and surviving through hunting and gathering? The fact that these people have done this for thousands of years means that they are a heck of lot more capable than probably anyone you have ever met. Anyone else would perish within a few days.
I love to be African. Beautiful feeling also beautiful to see others in gods image ❤🙏🏾
My family is from Southern China. I would say that the Southern Chinese as well as the Southeast Asians have similar features to these people. The Northern Chinese look different, they probably share more blood with the Russians.
Ancient Chinese were black
Everything has melanin that doesn't mean that they are black their are different colors and shades of melanin black is just one aspect of the spectrum
@@AimlifestyleX 😂😂👀👀👀then shouldn't have melanin then, I thought it's bad to have it
chinese don't share blood with Russians stupid...
they are more different even with Mongols, chinese are closely related to Austronesians and South East Asians.
@@AimlifestyleX Yes but Asians likely had the same hair texture of Khoisan people when they left Africa. Meaning they were originally black African.
Im black American and I can see the same features in the USA. Former boxing heavyweight champion Big John Tate looked like a bushman. Y'all beautiful man.
Highly unlikely though since the vast majority of black slaves were from West Africa.
He probably had some Asian or Eastern European blood
Because you was taught that. You don’t know shit about Africans or ADOS stay in your lane dude. Ados were mixed with various African ethnicities not to mention West Africans have those features as well.@@dab0331
Doing exstinsivs DND upload data I am half 49.98% Khoisan. This is why I am looking them up and explain my mother, I and my children's features. We kept telling people we meet or know that we are not of Chinese, Korean, Japanese, or any others categories from Asian descent. Thank you new technology.
Which website did you upload on?
Read and study Gods word The Bible and you will find out who the earliest peoples were. Evilution has been proven totally false by the ONLY none bias, none prejudice and none bigoted science, Mathematics, numbers. There is recent video from the "Answers In Genesis" channel (I don't subscribe to their spiritual and other Biblical teachings) on how the actual migration happened after the flood of Noah's day. The Bible is proven accurate and true time and time after time and again but, as God states in his word, the masses would still not believe but mislead instead.
When it rains...they dissappear...true story
Khoi-Sans have West Asian admixture (which came via the Khoi-Khoi mixing with the Sans 2000 years ago). This means Khoi-Sans are not as ancient as many people claim. It’s the Sans who are ancient.
Even then, southern Africa was occupied by other more ancient folks 30,000 years ago. The skull showed a closer relationship to Australian Aborigines than to the Sans and was found to be closer to Upper Palaeolithic Europeans.
This means that the Sans were likely from much higher North. One DNA study (that found Sans admixture in Igbo people) indicated that the Sans were likely living in Western Sahara at some point in history. The Igbo people (who now live in West Central Africa) picked up DNA from the Sans 9,000 years ago, somewhere in the Western Sahara.
Funny how they want you to be everything but African.. I believe these are the same people related to Nelson Mandela.
Beautiful Presentation. Very eye opening. I truly love the accompanying music also. Perfect for the presentation.
Thank you for this channel!
Thank you too!
It would be nice if all dark people, recommended their children to follow this channel. It provides easy learning material , for those who are lazy to read hard copies. If anyone doesn’t agree with the content, it does creat topics for debate and for individuals to research. We have a few Nguni Chroniclers aged 90 to 100. I just wish someone records first hand knowledge for print media, from those elders. I learned a lot from my Shangani grandmother who passed on aged 113. Everything I followed up, I found it to be true. RIP Gogo wami.
Couldn’t agree with you more! 👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿❤️❤️❤️
It’s truly wonderful. We are all so lucky to live in times where we can watch this.
I'm in my fifties. I have 5 children -- 3 grown, 1 teen and 1 pre-teen...
I've seen to it that they all are subscribed to this channel...
How's that for commitment??
Wouldn't it be as nice if all people recommended it to their children
Dark and light people you mean.
They are a beautiful people, and we could learn from those who live off the land, even in a relatively stark environment, but leave few marks of their presence.
Yes. They live in mud and straw huts with no electricity or modern medicines. Brilliant eh?
OMG they are absolutely stunning ❤❤
They kinda look Asian and African at the same time.
Very beautiful people
africans don't have ONLY ONE look
They look African.
They are beautiful!
I found out that I am 3 percent Khoisan and I am soo proud..
was this based on 23 and me dna type bullshit ?? or real life lineage
@@Mrwilliamblast why you call 23 and me Bull Shit?!.
@@sophiawilson8696 all dna testing companies are fraudulent, you cant test who you are or where you come from that way, you should watch dr henry louis gates roast of oprah winfrey, where he admits he and his colleagues just make it up, also the world famous slavery liar alex haley created the first dna test company in the 70's , he stole his slave story roots, and created another fraudulent vehicle in dna testing, so i call all the work of proven liars and scammers bullshit
you have to research state archive records, for your family members , learn your faily history and that will lead you to who you are, it requires ou to do the work not some burger king dna testing company, stop being lazy and do the work , fast food mindstate
@@Mrwilliamblast sorry daddy 😢
Beauty in Culture
Stop taking their land
The people shine brighter than your diamonds.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
TRUTH!
Isn’t it interesting that the first King of Kemet (ancient Egypt) was Bes who was a Khoi/San? Isn’t it also interesting that the oldest mathematical instrument on earth which is called the Lebombo Bone was found in mountains between South Afrika and Eswatini and the second oldest called Ishango Bone was found in DRC Congo? Isn’t it interesting that the oldest Ankh symbol in the world is engraved on a stone in Notthern Cape, South Afrika. Isn’t it interesting that the oldest stone calender which is the oldest man made structure in the world predating the Egyptian Pyramids by hundreds of thousands of years is in Mpumalanga, South Afrika and it is called Inzalo yelanga (the birthplace of the Sun)/uMazisakazi/Adam’s Calender? Isn’t it interesting that Inzalo Yelanga is exactly on a straight line with the Great Zimbabwe and the Great Pyramids of Giza in Egypt and all these sites are aligned to the Orion belt? Isnn’t it interesting that the oldest pyramids in the world are in South Afrika? Isn’t it interesting that the MeerKAT telescope in the Karoo in South Afrika arguably offers the best view of the Heavens (Stars/Galaxies) in the world? Isn’t it interesting that the oldest drawing in the world was found in the Blombos Cave in South Afrika? Isn’t it interesting that the oldest mine in the world called the Ngwenya mine is in Eswatini? Isn’t it interesting that the oldest mountain range in the world is the Makhonjwa mountains situated between South Afrika and Eswatini? Isn’t it interesting that some of the oldest human fossils (Mrs Plez, the Taung Child, Homo Naledi, Little Foot) in the world are found in South Afrika? Isn’t it interesting that there is evidence of Bantu people in Kemet (ancient Egypt) dating back to way before they were found in West Afrika? Isn’t it interesting that most Bantu tribes if not all or at least the ones I have read about talk of their origin as being from water out of the reeds at a place where DRC, Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda meet? Isn’t it interesting that these Bantu/Khoi/San/Hadza/Hadzebe/ Mbuti/Twa/Pygmy (derogatory term used to refer to the Twa people) people migrated from this great lakes region of Afrika (which some tribes used to call Embo, where the Hapi river (Nile river) begins) to Southern Afrika, East Afrika, North Afrika, West Afrika and to all the other continents? Isn’t it interesting that some of the Bantu languages like Zulu, Sotho and Xhosa ( Xhosas are the closest to the Khoi/San people in South Afrika and Tswanas as well even though the Tswana language does not have many clicks) have many clicks? Isn’t it interesting that the Vredefort Dome in South Afrika is the oldest and largest meteorite impact site in the world? Isn’t it interesting that the Bantu people migrated down back to their home (central southern Afrika) when the Greeks, Romans and Arabs pushed Afrikans Southwards upon their invasion of Kemet (ancient Egypt)? Isn’t it interesting that Ntu in many BaNtu languages means God or the Creator and in Kemet’s language called Medu Neter (the classical language of our Ancient Afrikan Ancestors) the Deity/Goddess Nut who is the sky Goddess is the same as Ntu? Isn’t it interesting that the richest part of Afrika which is also the richest part of the world in terms of mineral resources is Central Southern Afrika (the SADC region), which is the land of the Bantu/Khoi/San people? Isn’t it interesting that South Afrika is the only country in the world that enjoys both the Atlantic and the Indian Oceans? Isn’t it interesting that the oldest desert in the world is in Namibia?
Ngiyabonga, well researched, keep it up. 🇬🇧
@@nbkhafula8381 Kubonga thina! Hotep and Mrr, Dua 🙏🏿
Greetings Sipho. Many thanks for this knowledge. Are you saying that our Ancestors who lived in Kemet are originally from the Southern Afrika and can you provide more insight or sources. Thanks!
@@koko-uk4706 pleasure Koko! Yes, they came from Central Southern Afrika. They said so themselves. Some of their temples are facing East (the direction where Ra/the Sun rises) and some are facing South (the direction in which their Ancient Afrikan Ancestors came from). They said they came from the foothills of the mountains of the moon. This is a great lakes region where you find mount Killimanjaro, the beginning of the Nile River and where the navel of planet earth is located. You can read books by Dr Cheick Anta Diop, Dr Yosef Ben-yochanan, Dr John Henrik Clark, Prof Kaba Kamene, Mfundishi Jyhutyms ka en Heru, Dr Anthony Browder, George GM James and many other Afrikan scholars who have written extensively about this subject.
I hope I managed to answer you.
I need to read this again. Mind boggling.
Shout out to all the African Americans that look like these people, we see where you get your looks from.🙏💜
I am so happy to see this video about the oldest human, who give to most other ethnic groups.
Amazing people. Africa is truly the motherland.
Science seems to agree that humanity began and migrated from Africa. This group is humanity's oldest living decendents. Amazing.
Beautiful language
I;m from BENGUELA, Angola; my father he is KhoiSan what we in Angola call KAMUSSEQUELE The Lions rulers of the land!🦁
Awesome! Stay blessed Augusto Mundombe
This was a very informative, impressive, spiritual and relaxing video all at once. Great job!
I only hope that the khoisan people can remain free from interference from western life for as long as possible. However, I also think that their language and culture/art including oral story telling, dancing, and how they hunt/survive, should be recorded some how so that if they left the tribal lands, so that it's not all lost and could be relearned.
That red sand is amazing
It's interesting that the men do not have facial hair. They are such beautiful people.
Our people ❤❤🇿🇦
Some are saying they come from Asian people. It may be more accurate to say that Asian people came from them, since Africa is most likely the birth place of humans. The Khoisan features were evident in people like Nelson Mandela. Trevor Noah claims ancestry with the Khoisan. The commentary in the video asserts that the Khoisan have no Asian DNA, but some modern day Asians may have African DNA.