All people on Earth were once migrants. But how exactly did humanity spread across the planet, and why can residents of neighboring islands look so different? Drobyshevsky follows the trail of ancient migrations—from Socotra and the Philippines to Indonesia and Australia.

00:00 "Drobyshevsky." An anthropologist wanders the world.
00:17 How does travel change ideas about anthropology?
02:05 Why are people actually much more similar?
4:25 Socotra and the Mixing of Peoples
9:22 The Philippines and Indonesia: Why Are People So Different There
12:03 Mongols in Bali and Unexpected Differences Within the Island
14:25 The Dayaks of Kalimantan and the Ancient Inhabitants of Southeast Asia
16:35 Denisovans, Neanderthals, and Traces of Ancient Migrations
18:52 Australian Aborigines and the Consequences of Colonization
22:37 Is it possible to find "pure-blooded" Aborigines today?
23:42 How to Trace the Route of People from Africa to Australia?
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