No, Native Americans Were NOT The First Americans | Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson
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Published 2020-05-09
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All Comments (21)
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I think the biggest takeaway from all of history should be that the modern lens in which we look at it did not exist. I’m African and for a lot of people our story begins with colonization, only it doesn’t since that’s exactly what the Bantu did during their great migration, they conquered land, and drove out the natives, sometimes even wiping out entire tribes. That was the name of the game back then. None of our ancestors are “innocent”, and someday our descendants will look back at us and point fingers the same way some of us are.
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I am 'cree from canada' and I was told I was indoctrinated (Christian). I said well they sure pick the hardest one of them all, GLORY TO GOD!
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For those, who follow the series: new info starts around 17: 50.
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I’m Blackfoot on my father’s side. Weather my ancestors were here first or not doesn’t mean anything. I’ve never found pride in my Heritage because I did nothing to select it. I do find this new information interesting. I love history, not the history people or groups are trying to push. Thanks for sharing.
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For millenia, various people groups have come to the shores of North and South America from Asia, Europe, Middle East, etc....there is archeological proof. Have you noticed how the Native Americans on our East coast look Asian, some even Japanese-looking, while some Natives in New England look similar to people in the middle East. I have seen some look like caucasian, some look Egyptian. Many mysteries have happened in our blending of cultures past. We are only now understanding some of what happened. When the English settlers arrived in parts of Virginia, they met Native Americans with blue eyes. You know, it was probably from a visit from the Vikings. I say, let's love and appreciate our ancestors, whoever they may be.
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The main reason they don't or can't reason it out is because critical thinking has not been taught in public schools for decades.
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Thank you so much for this series. Amazing this is 2 years old but lots have watched in the last 2 weeks
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I appreciate your hard work, to unravel the origins. Perhaps one day you can focus on my mother's people, who have great variations in our looks. Thanks for your work!
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I know I'm years late, but I have never seen this before. I have been saying this for years. I will be listening now!
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Excellent video! Thank you for the effort you put into making it.
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FASCINATING. Best channel I've found in awhile
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Thank you for doing this great work, everyone needs to know the truth!!! Keep up the great work and God bless!!!
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I’ve always being fascinated by the human attitude of fighting for the sake of fight: how different researchers can call each other liars and forgers despite nobody was truly there Whitnessing the reality of the facts...instead of putting the pieces of the puzzles together for the common good and improvement they spend so much energies and time trying to defend their thesis. Very interesting video, thanks for sharing it :)
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Do you have these series on DVD. Also looking for a good one on the Neandertals on DVD for my dad who doesn't read but will watch videos that I send to him.
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Great content, but I would like to go through these in order can we get them numbered.
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If you look at the logs of the first Spanish explorers, when they first arrived in North Carolina, they encountered a village, that had an estimated population, of 23 million.
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THIS IS INCREDIBLY INTERESTING God bless you all!
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The funny thing is I did my 23 and me and I’m mostly European but, had trace ancestry from India, Egypt, and China.
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This is SO interesting!! Thank you!!!
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Episodes need to be numbered, or put into their own playlists