L'ADN des Peuples Autochtones d'Amérique : Une Histoire de Métissage Ancestral

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Only one human population on Earth has no genetic equivalent: the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Where did Native Americans really come from? Between Beringia, Siberia, and the Altai Mountains, ancient DNA reveals a history of ancestral intermingling far more complex than a simple migration from Asia.

In this documentary investigation, we follow the trail of haplogroup X, the 24,000-year-old Mal'ta Boy, the Ancient Northern Eurasians, and the child Clovis to understand how the common source of all Indigenous peoples of the Americas was born.

🔬 On the program: genetics, archaeology, and human migrations to rediscover our shared origins.

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Chapters:
00:00 – A Unique Genetic Enigma
01:20 – Beringia: The Journey from Asia
02:45 – Haplogroup X: The Anomaly
04:10 – Mal'ta and the Ancient Northern Eurasians
05:40 – Altai: The Forgotten Crossroads
07:10 – What DNA Tells Us

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