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YoshidaYui

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This message was self-deleted by its author (Original Post) YoshidaYui 12 hrs ago OP
Could you please tell us Faux pas 12 hrs ago #1
southern SYBERIA YoshidaYui 12 hrs ago #2
Thank you! Faux pas 12 hrs ago #3
Altai Mountains of southern Siberia - I fast forwarded.. Eastern Mongolia... interesting! Quite a ways from Alaska.eom Exp 12 hrs ago #4
mostly accurate. and probably a story worth telling (although not quite the 'reveal' stopdiggin 12 hrs ago #5
My first wife was Kiowa and Cherokee. Americanme 11 hrs ago #6
Who made this? Viewer beware. intheflow 11 hrs ago #7

Faux pas

(16,532 posts)
1. Could you please tell us
Thu May 21, 2026, 01:13 PM
12 hrs ago

which one it matched? I don't click on any links because I have to delete a ton of cookies. Thank you

YoshidaYui

(45,775 posts)
2. southern SYBERIA
Thu May 21, 2026, 01:18 PM
12 hrs ago

ALTAI MOUNTAINS AREA, MONGOLIA, RUSSIA AND KAZAKHSTAN

Faux pas

(16,532 posts)
3. Thank you!
Thu May 21, 2026, 01:20 PM
12 hrs ago

I've believed there was a connection for a long time.

Exp

(1,027 posts)
4. Altai Mountains of southern Siberia - I fast forwarded.. Eastern Mongolia... interesting! Quite a ways from Alaska.eom
Thu May 21, 2026, 01:23 PM
12 hrs ago

stopdiggin

(15,645 posts)
5. mostly accurate. and probably a story worth telling (although not quite the 'reveal'
Thu May 21, 2026, 01:31 PM
12 hrs ago

that presenter would like to imagine)
And for the love of god - please explain why we are looking at a map of the British Isles - when discussing the the DNA taken from a Clovis child? This kind of flotsam and jetsam (detritus - and plain old YouTube/internet film making slop) doesn't move the narrative nor our understanding forward an inch - and actually serves as a detraction/distraction.

Americanme

(547 posts)
6. My first wife was Kiowa and Cherokee.
Thu May 21, 2026, 01:49 PM
11 hrs ago

I always thought she looked vaguely Asian.

intheflow

(30,254 posts)
7. Who made this? Viewer beware.
Thu May 21, 2026, 02:06 PM
11 hrs ago

The Smithsonian has a thing called the Human Origins Project. THIS is not THAT. This YouTube page popped up in April 2026 and lists ZERO sources for its claims. It might be true but considering the lack of any reputable sources - or even identifying who the group posting is and what agenda they're pursuing - this librarian would not recommend it for someone looking for info on Native American DNA..

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