Tens of thousands of years ago, the first nations of siberia consisted mainly of two categories: tungus and yakuts. Due to the limited biological science and technology available at the time, there was little knowledge of the history and origins of these indigenous peoples in the past and only speculation and analysis can be conducted through scattered historical records and fragments。
With the development of modern molecular biology, scientists finally revealed the truth about siberian natives. The siberian region, which is geographically known as north asia, has, through scientific data analysis, found a relationship of kinship between its inhabitants and some northern chinese。
The face characteristics of the siberian indigenous people: tungus people's face features include large pie faces, eyelids, collapsed noses and thin eyebrows. Some people have prominent cheekbones. Russian explorers have taken photographs of tungus women in the heilong river basin。
The yakuts have similar facial characteristics to those of the mongolians, who are a branch of the mongolian race in siberia. The yakuts are slightly yellow, have shallow pupils, have yellow hair and like to look in the eye. Its cheekbones are also prominent, with their eyes slashed, face flat and nose low。
In terms of facial characteristics, the tungus and yakuts are similar and share many common features with the northern chinese。
An ancient african migration route to asia: in an ancient africa, one ethnic group, the negro ethnic group, one of whose subdivisions lives in the southern part of africa, is the khoisan。
According to a study of the history of human migration, siberians are in fact the khoisan who migrated from africa. After thousands of years of survival and evolution, they eventually became the indigenous peoples of siberia, the tungus. In south asia, migration resulted in new asians with very different characteristics from those of north asians, who had large eyes, high noses, thick hairs and handsome looks。
Different descriptions of the three migration routes: 1. ** northern migration**: this route began with the khoisan people in africa, passed through the alta mountains and eventually reached north asia (siberia), forming the tungus and yakuts. Its patrilineal base is type c and its geographic route is africa - central asia - siberia - mongolia - north-west and north-east china。
2. **middle-line migration**: another segment of the african sub-system has finally reached china's chinese and south-eastern plains through the arabian peninsula, the south-central peninsula, myanmar, the tibetan plateau and yunjukawa, whose patrilineal base is type o。
3. ** south-line migration**: part of the khoisan have crossed the alta mountains into siberia, while the other part has moved south along the arabian peninsula, the south asian subcontinent and the malay islands, eventually arriving in australia and becoming an australian indigenous dwarf. They also form type c patrilineal genes and spread to the surrounding islands。
With regard to ancient human beings in the north of china, the ancient human race in the north of china has created a culture of red mountains, some of whom have migrated southwards, forming the ancestors of summer or zhou dynasty, and others such as dong hu and zhu, who live in the vicinity of the heilong river. Some of them were integrated with the turks, entered the mongolian highlands and continued to move north, settled in siberia and became the indigenous people of siberia — yakut — with the fatherhood based on the n type。
The patrilineal genes are integrated with race: the tungus and yakuts of siberia, who, although they differ from patrilineal genes, still belong to the next-of-kin race. On the matrilineal, they all belong to the north asian matrilineal. The father of the tungus is c, while the father of the yakuts is n. The patrilineal genes of the northern chinese are c or n and have similar appearances as siberians. These genetic characteristics and appearances are similar, indicating a certain genetic connection between northern chinese and siberian (northern asian)。
The patrilineal c and n genes were widely distributed at the crossroads of the eurasian continent and in northern asia, even in the tungus river basin, and spread to the far east, some 20,000 years ago. In the burial of the east houthu in the north of the mongolian plateau, scientists have found and detected highly similar genes, especially the n-type gene. This leads us to assume that the ancestors of the toungus and yakuts of siberia may have migrated through the mongolian plateau, and that some may have settled along the mongolian plateau and the booming mountains. The route of migration to asia by the koisan people: some of the koisan people migrate to siberia, form the c2 gene and become the old tungus of north asia, while others migrate to australia, form the c1 gene and become the indigenous browns of australia. The middle-line migration of new asians has an o-paternal gene, some of them northward, integrated with the south-west tungus, and the gene evolved into o2 and the matrilineal remains the northern asian matrilineal. The group that remained in the south was genetically divided into o1 and spread to the south-east asian region, eventually forming the native peoples of taiwan and the inhabitants of the pacific islands. These three migration routes depict a complex migration process from africa to asia, and even further, to australia。
