The New History of Mankind: Who Are we? What are we? How did we get here?

[BHelmet]

"The New History of Mankind: Who Are we? What are we? How did we get here?"​

Doesn't this question presume some kind of homogenous or unified "mankind"? (which may not actually exist)

Isn't all the implantation of souls into primates, subsequent migration, hybridized races of varying genetic strains inserted into far flung corners of the earth, OP's, imported off-worlders all randomly breeding implying a VERY mixed bag where each individual has a distinct background and history; where certain groups have both more and less in common with the various other groups? IOW, A vast pot of soup where the ingredients are not well-mixed or congealed into anything resembling a bisque or a puree? (a unified equivalent history?)

(and what may be the only unifying item that all the groups have in common is that they are all being jacked around by the same hyperdimensional group of A-holians)

 

[Cosmos]

Who ruled the Americas before Columbus? For years we’ve been taught that the Americas were sparsely populated by primitive peoples who lived in such harmony with nature that they were nearly invisible. Then Europeans came with their guns, destroying both nature, Native Americans, and Native American culture. New evidence from a surprising source shows this stereotype to be wrong. The source? Mainstream archaeology. (with Ken Ham and Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson)

One interesting thing he says is that Neanderthals were survivors of ancient cataclysms.

Here's part two, FWIW:

He explains complex genetic studies in simple terms, so people can understand the significance of all these mainstream studies. For me, the most interesting concept is that flat lines in the genetic family tree are the smoking guy of massive die-offs of people. It's not like the world's population have been growing steadily. It's just that at specific points there was a massive die-off and this shows as a flattened line in the global genetic family tree. He illustrates that the Amerindians were dying massively for already 200 years prior to Columbus arrival in the late 1400s. Prior to that, Amerindians were steadily growing after 500 AD. He gives the example of encountering survivors in a concentration camp in Germany in WWII and thinking that they're primitive people. Actually, it's more like they're only survivors. Studies show that the Ecuadorian rain forest is relatively new. Before Columbus arrival, it was all cultivated land for maize.

He's trying to extrapolate this smoking gun to understand the world's history:

I got his book to see if there are more clues that can be surmised:

Traced

It’s groundbreaking scientific research that provides revolutionary discoveries about “race,” ethnicity, and even human history. And it’s only possible because the researcher, Harvard-trained Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson, starts with the history and the timeline God has given us in his Word.

answersingenesis.org

Watched part 10 and 11. It was interesting how Jeanson develops the family tree (note - with a creationist backdrop) while referencing the flatline and how that graphs out. That part was well done. He has it that that the genetics (Native Americans) originated - or were replaced by DBA signature groups from the south, and my mind was on that land bridge in the north. Had forgotten what the C's had said that the Native American's were transferred from the north, it was not a walkabout migration over the bridge 15,000 years ago as per current thinking:



The timing was "7200 years ago" also said by the C's. Of course, Jeanson could not possibly factor in the "Recued. Transferred" part, although his DNA sampling seems not to touch on Asia as understood, or it does and he can't make that connection for unknown reasons - or two groups separated came together and interbreed, with the latter washed out the generational DNA signal. He does sort of get close on the connected ladder of the DNA tree to the Eskimos, if remembered, yet they are on opposite sides from the connected south people on the DNA tree.

Will check out Jeanson's other videos as what he says is interesting and may add to what was missed.

Have a question related to million year-old dated comet strikes that could be moved 'way up' in time. Has this ever been been mentioned by the C's (i.e., such and such is more recent)? Searched and did not find a reference and may have not found it. Have an impact candidate for this that has not been well surveyed, not mentioned in the forum - some drilling has provided a date, yet wonder if this date is in fact correct. It is just a working hypothesis presently that might explain the rescue and some other details, it may come to not, too.

I will soon start to watch the second part. Looks like Nathaniel Jeanson is a young earth creationist. So it seems to me that he might be quite biased in how he views, selects and interprets the data… So it seems to me that we should be careful and engage in weeding out.

 

[Joe]

Seems like this should go here.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1646057338233823233

 

[Ina]

Seems like this should go here.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1646057338233823233

Veeeery interesting!
The abstract of the article in Nature states that
"Takabuti, was a female who lived in ancient Egypt during the 25th Dynasty, c.660 BCE. Her mummified remains were brought to Belfast, Northern Ireland, in 1834 and are currently displayed in the Ulster Museum. To gain insight into Takabuti’s ancestry, we used deep sampling of vertebral bone, under X-ray control, to obtain non-contaminated bone tissue from which we extracted ancient DNA (aDNA) using established protocols. We targeted the maternally inherited mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), known to be highly informative for human ancestry, and identified 38 single nucleotide variants using next generation sequencing. The specific combination of these SNVs suggests that Takabuti belonged to mitochondrial haplogroup H4a1. Neither H4 nor H4a1 have been reported in ancient Egyptian samples, prior to this study. The modern distribution of H4a1 is rare and sporadic and has been identified in areas including the Canary Islands, southern Iberia and the Lebanon. H4a1 has also been reported in ancient samples from Bell Beaker and Unetice contexts in Germany, as well as Bronze Age Bulgaria. We believe that this is an important finding because first, it adds to the depth of knowledge about the distribution of the H4a1 haplogroup in existing mtDNA, thus creating a baseline for future occurrences of this haplogroup in ancient Egyptian remains. Second, it is of great importance for archaeological sciences, since a predominantly European haplogroup has been identified in an Egyptian individual in Southern Egypt, prior to the Roman and Greek influx (332BCE)"
The full article below.
The first reported case of the rare mitochondrial haplotype H4a1 in ancient Egypt - Scientific Reports

When one combines the abstract haplogroup information with some history,

The Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt, also known as the Nubian Dynasty, the Kushite Empire, the Black Pharaohs, or the Napatans, after their capital Napata, was the last dynasty of the Third Intermediate Period of Egypt that occurred after the Nubian invasion. Wikipedia

Then, a different picture of population diversity emerges for that period in Egypt, and moreover, Southern Egypt.

Thank you @Joe , great find.

 

[Tristan]

A team of archaeologists from the Universities of Zaragoza and Alicante in Spain discovered a cave near the Eastern Iberian coast that is more heavily decorated with ancient artwork than any other site in the region. The early estimates are that the dozens of painted and engraved images found inside Cova Dones Cave were added to its limestone walls more than 24,000 years ago, when most of Europe was still covered with glaciers.

Cova Dones: a major Palaeolithic cave art site in eastern Iberia | Antiquity | Cambridge Core

Cova Dones: a major Palaeolithic cave art site in eastern Iberia

www.cambridge.org

This article present details of the recent discovery of Paleolithic cave art in Cova Dones, Valencia. The preliminary studies results reveal a rich graphic assemblage with features that are unusual for the Mediterranean Upper Paleolithic art and were previously unknown for the Pleistocen in the eastern Iberian Coast.