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  • Take a risky dive into an underwater cave in Mexico to discover the 13,000-year-old skeleton of a prehistoric teenager. Follow forensic clues that reveal details of her life and death and how her people first ventured into North America. #PBSAmerica #FirstFaceOfAmerica #Mexico
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  • @georgecuyler7563
    @georgecuyler7563 Рік тому +34

    We Indigenous Turtle Islanders have stories of having to outrun the last ice age. It is said if you didn't move out of its way you froze in place. Here on the west coast of British Columbia we have the story of a great flood and a great whale saved us.

    • @highlightedcomment
      @highlightedcomment Рік тому

      Mediterranean was an empty valley back then, this is not credible. Click bait...

    • @Matt_Wilson01
      @Matt_Wilson01 Рік тому

      LMAO 🤣 fairy tales, none of that is possible sweetheart

    • @unbanned6175
      @unbanned6175 Рік тому +2

      ​@MattyDubbz read between the lines though.

    • @finnmcginn9931
      @finnmcginn9931 10 місяців тому

      ​@@Matt_Wilson01I'm sure the telephone game doesn't apply with them.....

  • @selievisa519
    @selievisa519 Рік тому +22

    What a superb documentary! This is probably the most emotional discovery I have ever seen. Above all, I am glad that Nyah was rescued with much love and tenderness. Welcome to the modern time of our common home, the Earth. ❤️❤️❤️

  • @woodwage7988
    @woodwage7988 Рік тому +36

    Nyah died alone 😥..so glad were respecting her today..certainly young girls like her are why we are hear today..

    • @michellerenner6880
      @michellerenner6880 Рік тому +7

      And now she is a part of the reason we know so much more about her people and her time. .. she’s a special sort of time traveller.

    • @zaizoesclashing7103
      @zaizoesclashing7103 Рік тому +3

      Lol here for the young girls

    • @arvelmcgrego4246
      @arvelmcgrego4246 Рік тому

      She is traumatize because you Rape her you son of a bit*h!

    • @user-io6pj8bz8h
      @user-io6pj8bz8h Рік тому

      Absolutely not, it is because of males. Females just consumed resources and did menial tasks that would have been a waste of men's time. Just like today.

    • @valiantredneck
      @valiantredneck Рік тому

      That makes absolutely no sense.

  • @dannyb3663
    @dannyb3663 Рік тому +4

    Incredible. Imagine falling to your death in the dark, feeling the futility, never knowing that in tens of thousands of years time, the purpose of your life was to give meaning to your great 'times 1000' descendants.

  • @mariatorres5563
    @mariatorres5563 Рік тому +18

    I've seen this video a few times now, i remember watching it years ago & loved it so much..Ill keep watching it for years to come just love PBS & their content....🤯😊😉

    • @SheikhAlladeen
      @SheikhAlladeen Рік тому

      ...l.....-..- Qur'an authored by Muhammad is replete with surahs that are explicitly evil. No God would allow men to have sxx with pre-pubescent children that goes against nature and
      against humanity. ua-cam.com/video/OfYbUsNMlng/v-deo.html

    • @firmaadministrasjon4748
      @firmaadministrasjon4748 Рік тому

      2222t

  • @KayakCampingOffGrid
    @KayakCampingOffGrid Рік тому +9

    Wow.... Just a stunning and fascinating deep dive into the ancient history of Humans in America. Emotional journey of this young Woman and the various important discoveries!

    • @ia8018
      @ia8018 Рік тому

      How do you know it's a woman? According to science, gender is not real. Call them a "young person" instead.

  • @certificateofvaccinationi.d.19

    Fascinating guess work

  • @kewsiyehboah9514
    @kewsiyehboah9514 9 місяців тому +2

    Absolutely Fascinating..
    In Modern Times With So Much Convienece, Spare A Thought For Our Ancestors Who had 2 hunt Continuously..

  • @woodwage7988
    @woodwage7988 Рік тому +3

    Wow..respect dans tout les domaine..thank you for letting us be a part of this..

  • @joebanda7434
    @joebanda7434 Рік тому +5

    Wow what an awesome show you guys put together, way to go NOVA!

  • @elizabethannegrey6285
    @elizabethannegrey6285 Рік тому

    Absolutely fascinating. Thank you.

  • @muzwot9603
    @muzwot9603 Рік тому +2

    Great documentary.

  • @elsiet5713
    @elsiet5713 Рік тому +1

    thanks for this video

  • @robcv420
    @robcv420 Рік тому +3

    I'm having goosebumps aaall the way. I mean, these are the kind of documentaries I love watching. Gosh, I love exploration and finding something fascinating! I hope you upload more of this, PBS!

  • @JohnMusicsTV
    @JohnMusicsTV 9 місяців тому

    It's so great wonderful for this documentation thanks so mutch guys for your efforts and love and sacrifices

  • @big1dog23
    @big1dog23 Рік тому +8

    I give more credence to the "kelp highway" than the land bridge for the very first Americans.

  • @Rubytuesday1569
    @Rubytuesday1569 Рік тому +1

    Very Interesting, I really enjoyed this. Thoroughly researched, clearly and concisely presented. Thank you.☮️

  • @vachikyadegarian1403
    @vachikyadegarian1403 Рік тому

    All I can say is a Big Big Thank You . Brave Naya lives on thanks to all of you.

  • @robharding5345
    @robharding5345 3 місяці тому

    There I was an hour ago, contemplating on getting myself a bottle of whisky, as I often do on a Saturday night, Then I got watching this fascinating documentary, and I will be watching it again tomorrow, just in case I missed something, Oh" and thanks for saving me 17 Pounds, I could ill afford to spent in the first place. Thank you.

  • @alanwilkinson9487
    @alanwilkinson9487 Рік тому

    Remarkable a must watch..

  • @gavincarey4782
    @gavincarey4782 9 місяців тому

    thankyou very good work

  • @claudelebel49
    @claudelebel49 Рік тому +5

    A very moving story and a sad and difficult ending. That we should be so moved by something that happened so long ago.

  • @candyb68
    @candyb68 Рік тому

    INCREDIBLE!

  • @claudelebel49
    @claudelebel49 Рік тому

    Such a moving story,

  • @pamelaattrux336
    @pamelaattrux336 Рік тому

    That was so interesting

  • @rosapower4549
    @rosapower4549 Рік тому

    AMAZING HUMANS ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @tomclewes3783
    @tomclewes3783 Рік тому +9

    So they weren't interested in that big ass bone above where the skull was? 😅

    • @uri0606
      @uri0606 Рік тому

      It was probably a Mastodon, lol. not THAT uncommon.

  • @STR41GHTP4th
    @STR41GHTP4th Рік тому

    Good scientific skills. Good video.

  • @perfriisnielsen3146
    @perfriisnielsen3146 Рік тому

    Thank you for that great movie, and of course i know Eske as a great sience person...

  • @Joseph_Clark07
    @Joseph_Clark07 Рік тому

    im always interested about history and science. And thanks to Nyah was rescued and gave scienest so much to learn from early people but very sad to what happened to her.

  • @tishahouse846
    @tishahouse846 Рік тому

    Listening from the ukwales❤️

  • @colinleat8309
    @colinleat8309 Рік тому

    Wonderfully fascinating! I'm not surprised in the least that she would have strong Asiatic and African features. I love PBS!! ❤️🖖😁🤘

  • @stephenrafter1022
    @stephenrafter1022 Рік тому +1

    Amazing. I think they found an older skeleton now.

  • @gayeinggs5179
    @gayeinggs5179 Рік тому

    Just watching them gives me claustrophobia yuuuuk

  • @kxmalahov
    @kxmalahov Рік тому

    thanks from Scotland, Love from Russia!!!

  • @geofflewis8599
    @geofflewis8599 Рік тому +4

    ..White Sands footprint discoveries - 23,000 ya..

  • @seestheday
    @seestheday Рік тому +3

    It's interesting that they keep referring to her as a child. In this time, this age, when humans probably only lived to their mid-20s, she would have been considered middle aged. She likely had one, or maybe more, children of her own.

    • @jhhggygghchdlfyggxzgdltfugc
      @jhhggygghchdlfyggxzgdltfugc Рік тому +4

      The low average life expectancy was greatly influenced by high infant mortality. Plenty of those who survived infancy would reach their 40s and 50s. A few would reach ages we would recognise as elderly today, depending on the environment they were in and their luck.
      It's also likely humans developed into adulthood slower than today because of dietary constraint. Only populations with access to as much high energy food as they wanted, for minimal cost in time and effort, would develop physically at the accelerated rate of people eating an industrialised diet.

  • @rawiriwhare7405
    @rawiriwhare7405 Рік тому +2

    Only one human bone structure? That would take a mountain of faith for any cultural species.

  • @scotishjohn
    @scotishjohn Рік тому

    Wow long time ago😊

  • @MrBOOKS007
    @MrBOOKS007 Рік тому +1

    sorry your picture of land bridge wrong . at that time look more like tope going around . plus there was land sea level lot lower in the Pacific. plus lot of wrong about that time and before.

  • @garethjudd5840
    @garethjudd5840 Рік тому +1

    Fun fact. Imagine a sandy beach one mile long that represents earth total history. At one end is the formation of the earth, at the other end is now. Humans have been on this earth the time equivalent of just one grain of sand.

  • @fran7336
    @fran7336 Рік тому

    Very articulate. Reminds me of a young George Galloway.

  • @johannakadar4314
    @johannakadar4314 Рік тому

    Hmmm as an archeologyst this documentary is amazing 🥰 the onlie thing i liked to add that being deprived of protein is not always and indicator of a new enviroment. Because maybe in winter they cant get their protein they ate less and were malnourished. But ancient archeology is not my specialty but in later ages that is for sure ☺️

  • @CONEHEADDK
    @CONEHEADDK Рік тому +1

    "Funny" how much it looks like some of those alledged space walks, where there seems to be a buble in the air or a reflexion of something, that shouldn't be there aso.. Or the space station clips where an astronot is wearing a harness, or just vanishes, as if it was some green screen trickery..

  • @warluck1831
    @warluck1831 Рік тому +1

    when I see a bone all I know is that it died. amazing how they can come up with all these stories with only a piece of bone

  • @KimJun-jun
    @KimJun-jun Рік тому

    I realized how important water, light, and gps was during the ancient times.

  • @gayeinggs5179
    @gayeinggs5179 Рік тому

    It’s amazing that the lady who originally. Got the bones was unusual that she passed them on to someone else.

  • @chriscarson1256
    @chriscarson1256 4 дні тому

    How long was she there?

  • @lilacnpink3864
    @lilacnpink3864 Рік тому

    Excellent theory of nia's death.

  • @meg7915
    @meg7915 3 місяці тому

    I'm always suspicious when scientists make blanket statements based on one or a few specimens. The way one person looks doesn't necessarily mean everyone looked like that. Having signs of malnutrition doesn't mean all of the people with her were "new" to the area. It means she was. It also could be another sign of abuse that was identified in other areas of her skeleton.

  • @fernandocortes1187
    @fernandocortes1187 Рік тому +1

    4:00 México

  • @roshantweerasinghe9866
    @roshantweerasinghe9866 Рік тому

    Like Sri Lanka Balangoda Man of pre history era.

  • @kentrichardson9070
    @kentrichardson9070 Рік тому

    Would have liked to have seen research on the animal bones. When the documentary started,my first thought was this was a ceremonial cave burial. I don’t think Nyah would have been alone in a dangerous jungle. She could have escaped slavery or been shunned. It almost looked as if rope was needed to enter the cave even 13 centuries ago. Did they not say other human bones were there? I must of missed something. Food for thought.

  • @earlhobenshield8816
    @earlhobenshield8816 Рік тому +1

    Theories about when people were where are so flawed

  • @whaleshrimp111
    @whaleshrimp111 Рік тому +4

    Nia has a book and exercise video coming out next month.

    • @scottyfox6376
      @scottyfox6376 Рік тому

      New High Protien Caveman Diet book out soon.

    • @reverendbarker650
      @reverendbarker650 Рік тому

      give her the decent chance and she'll be a social media " influencer "

  • @scottyfox6376
    @scottyfox6376 Рік тому +3

    Science & public opinion can suffer from biases especially from percieved cultural "histories". For example the Maori of New Zealand gets credit of first population but there is evidence of a previous race & their sites are often destroyed or dismissed.There is a real possibility that there was a predecessor before clovis which everyone is fixated on. I look forward to new discoveries myself.

    • @jeremywhakarau2403
      @jeremywhakarau2403 Рік тому

      They were the ancestors of the Maori And name "Maori " isn't the correct reference to this culture either

    • @CONEHEADDK
      @CONEHEADDK Рік тому

      Old news papers speaking of all kinds of things looking egyptian found in caves in the Grand Canyon aso. Giants too.

  • @annychest718
    @annychest718 Рік тому +1

    New world was part of the old world
    before the earth divided

  • @willorr1494
    @willorr1494 Рік тому +2

    I think allott of the original peoples sailed to sth. america from the pacific islands Australia. They have found Australian Aboriginal fossils from a cave in sth america, so ice age time line the world looked very different and it would have been not hard to sail, island hop to the americas

  • @adeptiotsolutions3644
    @adeptiotsolutions3644 Рік тому

    Weird to think we all come from Zimbabwe and South Africa 😄 What are they doing down there?

  • @reverendbarker650
    @reverendbarker650 Рік тому +3

    This doco is afflicted by the usual use of constant over dramatic music , the sort that is used in epics, why is it that directors have to accompany every second of footage with doom laden portentous music, accompanied by doom laden voiceovers ? it gets right on my tits. Just because is now easy to add music cheaply from formulaic programs that give you gigabytes of options at your fingertips doesn't mean you have to use them all constantly !!!!!!! The basic rule of filmaking is ' less is more " . Increasingly docos resemble feature films in their choice of music.
    there must be hundreds of changes in music in this doco and its a merciful relief when the sodding background music stops for just a few seconds.

  • @miaji1963
    @miaji1963 Рік тому +6

    Never say Columbus discovered America

  • @adammoat3100
    @adammoat3100 10 місяців тому

    the disrespect to the resting place of the young girl is totally wrong shame on all those SCUMBAGS

  • @fkk7899
    @fkk7899 Рік тому

    Great adult fantasy show. 10/10

  • @nyahanan
    @nyahanan Рік тому +1

    So the Sibirian tribes are relatives to the Native Americans and they belong to the strong huge Asian family, like Chinese, SouthEast- Asians etc., I welcome the Native Americans to our Asian family!

  • @OldOwl2003
    @OldOwl2003 Рік тому

    They have always been there, and scientists know it .

    • @8698gil
      @8698gil Рік тому +1

      What do you mean, "always"? Modern human beings first emerged in Africa in the last 200,000 years, and have been migrating all over the world since then.

  • @lacey3880
    @lacey3880 Рік тому

    America wat age

  • @ALI44344
    @ALI44344 Рік тому

    يبدو ان قصة وفاة نايا ماساوية ناتجة عن مطارده خطرة واضطرت للاجل انقاذ نفسها بالدخول الى هذا الكهف العظام الموجودة بقربها من الحيوانات ستكشف قصة مرعبة لموت نايا

  • @bjabbbjabb1286
    @bjabbbjabb1286 Рік тому

    Meltwater pulse 1a 12800years ago younger dryas

  • @hezahenchos
    @hezahenchos Рік тому

    💀 INTRESTING 💀.

  • @baggieknight8411
    @baggieknight8411 Рік тому +1

    Ok the whole time you keep saying that she went in alone?????
    How can you just ASSUME that????
    I'd think that more than likely she'd be in a group!!!
    Cause they knew better than to go alone!!!
    You know like after a couple of people getting killed by wild animals and poisonous snakes and spider

  • @lewisjones2825
    @lewisjones2825 Рік тому

    As if you can't cross an eleven-mile Bering Straits

  • @MdKhan-rs1ch
    @MdKhan-rs1ch 10 місяців тому

    Big bang ariya machining.
    Jum tha cellen water. .
    Samj...,_?

  • @redhen2123
    @redhen2123 Рік тому

    So they found two 11,000 year old infants in Alaska and from that made the leap that it was the same people who originally crossed over 20,000 years ago. Sounds suspect to me. What about the primitive robust skull of the 16 year old girl and others? I'm sure there were different waves of immigrants who killed or drove off earlier migrants, just like how the Inuit replaced the Thule peoples who replaced the Dorset peoples in the Arctic.

  • @giurgiualexandru-szabolcs209

    💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

  • @csachevauxsansabri2612
    @csachevauxsansabri2612 Рік тому

    These are simply the surviving people of the big flood. The girl like the animals must have fallen into a pit filled with water, covered and turned to stone over time. It is that simple. Now if I was you I would look around the aria for signs of other old bones and arrows because I dont think a girl would have wondered far from home.

    • @Matt_Wilson01
      @Matt_Wilson01 Рік тому

      I’m not listening to anyone that spells flood “flud”

    • @csachevauxsansabri2612
      @csachevauxsansabri2612 Рік тому

      @@Matt_Wilson01 sorry if my english is not to your satisfaction, but if this is how you treat people that try to help, scroo you. Hope that was clear enough for you. I can elaborate if you so wish. Spelling corrected

  • @molliem8192
    @molliem8192 Рік тому +1

    I find the music, extremely irritating, especially when you have sensitive ears. I am forever turning down and up my sound. That goes for everything.

    • @vanman757
      @vanman757 3 дні тому

      Watch it through your TV like I am now & probably most people watching these PBS documentaries ?! 🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @uyoebyik
    @uyoebyik Рік тому

    I think pangea was real, one big continent broke apart

  • @ralphadamson2578
    @ralphadamson2578 Рік тому

    Should be wearing gloves!!

  • @michaelscarlino1590
    @michaelscarlino1590 Рік тому +3

    So basically, native Americans are from Asia, however it’s tried to be glossed over….

  • @bjabbbjabb1286
    @bjabbbjabb1286 Рік тому

    She got flushed in by the same tsunami like the animals

  • @fernandocortes1187
    @fernandocortes1187 Рік тому

    43:00 Native americans DNA

  • @neilforbes416
    @neilforbes416 Рік тому

    So, humans arrived on the American continent 13 thousand to 15 thousand years ago? *BIG DEAL!!!* Australia lays claim to the *OLDEST STILL-SURVIVING PEOPLE IN THE WORLD!* Our Aboriginal people have existed on this continent for between 60 and 65 thousand years, that's *SIXTY MILLENNIA!*

    • @8698gil
      @8698gil Рік тому

      I thought it was 40000 years.

    • @neilforbes416
      @neilforbes416 Рік тому

      @@8698gil American natives(Indians) occupied the American Continent(taking in what's now Canada and the USA) for 13,000 to 15,000 years but Australia's Aboriginal people have inhabited this continent(plus the island of Tasmania) for 60,000 to 65,000 years, that's well over four times the period of Indian inhabitation of the American continent.

    • @reverendbarker650
      @reverendbarker650 Рік тому

      its not a fucking competition mate, or are you one of the sort of Aussies that insist that we have to be best at everything , even the age of our ancestors ? " Aw mate, my fucking' ancestors are millenia older than yours, so suck on that yer drongo !"

  • @khalinras6786
    @khalinras6786 Рік тому +1

    Not the first peoples black African olmecs were there long before Clovis people stop telling lies.clovis as you call them were part of the Mongolian migration across baring straights 13-16 thousand years ago practically yesterday compared to how long the africans have been there 😢

    • @remy0209
      @remy0209 4 місяці тому

      Los olmecas eran de rasgo asiatico no africano

  • @sally183
    @sally183 Рік тому

    She's in palimount take anyone

  • @escapefelicity2913
    @escapefelicity2913 Рік тому

    What were your hopes for that fuking background noise?

  • @bjabbbjabb1286
    @bjabbbjabb1286 Рік тому

    Water dont kill dna. Denisovans 50000years

  • @davidlloyd2225
    @davidlloyd2225 Рік тому

    As it

  • @fluffgirl1000
    @fluffgirl1000 Рік тому +3

    They are all fascinated by bones ..how did they died ..but nobody worry about the people who sleep on the street

  • @philipking8497
    @philipking8497 Рік тому

    G-Nome's, Wow. Is that like what we are now. Isn't there something called like Degenerative G-Nome Deficiency Syndrome. I have the number. Bofia.

  • @gavingroom3384
    @gavingroom3384 10 місяців тому

    Apart from they're using carbon fourteen Method, and it is admitted That Doesn't work ! There's to many Variables

  • @patrickhumecky7787
    @patrickhumecky7787 Рік тому +4

    I love the video but you need to be more exact about science and conjecture it has to be irrefutable for it to be science

    • @8698gil
      @8698gil Рік тому +1

      Science gives the best explanation with the evidence we currently have. New discoveries may add onto an existing theory. Science never stops. There is no "end".

    • @jimmaughan1898
      @jimmaughan1898 Рік тому

      All scientific knowledge is provisional.

  • @BJTO2022
    @BJTO2022 Рік тому

    Archaeologist or grave robbers ?

    • @the.true.A
      @the.true.A Місяць тому

      Archeologist, this is no grave

  • @leadershipvids
    @leadershipvids Рік тому +2

    why do we can't we just allow the science to do it's job instead of gravitating to the spiritual mumbo jumbo in between

  • @davegoodwin1950
    @davegoodwin1950 Рік тому

    Allrate? So, what's the story of your British ancestry then pal?

    • @the.true.A
      @the.true.A Місяць тому

      Learn to fucking write before talking shit

  • @chevtruck1000
    @chevtruck1000 Рік тому +3

    Nicely filmed , well narrated but sadly completely cherry picked collection of facts that sidesteps the truth nicely.

  • @DL-fi5cc
    @DL-fi5cc Рік тому +1

    The First Face of Mexico.
    Started by mentioning Mexican caves, then the Americas then America.
    Mexican history.

    • @uri0606
      @uri0606 Рік тому

      Earliest human finding in the Americas. why does it matter which country?

  • @davidkendrick5671
    @davidkendrick5671 6 місяців тому +1

    Wonderful science, terrible "dramatic" script and horrible music... C -

  • @pippastin
    @pippastin Рік тому +1

    I had to Google Naia's facial reconstruction with eyelashes, hair, skin texture etc. and she looks quite Mongolian.

  • @g_y.rtz420
    @g_y.rtz420 Рік тому

    WHAT DO YOU MEAN THEYRE NOT WHITE

  • @billyray323
    @billyray323 Рік тому

    Oh so you believe?