Video Infoblog: Complete Examination Of The Ancient Paracas People Of Peru Including DNA Results And Blood Tests

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now it's taken us 5 years uh since we began this process to actually get the

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results it took almost three years to get or two and a half to get permission

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from the ministry of culture of Peru who we worked with very closely especially

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with archaeologist Ruben sto in order to have the DNA testing approved by the

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government a total of 18 skulls was tested and results came back from 12 the

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DNA was so badly degraded after 2,000 to 3,000 years that of the 58 samples of 18

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skulls we got results from 12 of the skulls from two different Laboratories

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one in Canada the Lakehead University and another one at UCLA in California a

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third lab was also utilized at Santa Cruz uh University of California but

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they stated that of the I think 18 samples they were given no results were

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forthcoming we we're not sure if that's true or whether the results were so bizarre that they decided to hide them

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so in what I can basically tell you is that um all Native American

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people of 100% uh Native ancestry are

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supposed to be and were of the Hao group group a b c and d so this is one of the

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parus elongated skulls this is one that we believe is natural in shape and as I

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turn it you will see the complexity of the

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design you see all that amazing [Music] curvature

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and basically there's a depression here where the two hemispheres would be the

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eye sockets are very large

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and the there is a lack of A sagittal suture

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here so the results that we got um four of the elongated skulls were of Hao

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Group B which relates to uh the fact that um there was Native American

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ancestry involved but the other ones were not and uh the most common Hao

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groups that showed up were u2e and also H H1 a and

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H2 if you look at where the most prevalent um percentage of u2e and the H

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ones are it is in between the black and Caspian Seas as in the Caucasus

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Mountains and so that's very intriguing um what I can also share with

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you is what I believe was the migrational pattern because these people like the some indigenous people of the

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Caspian area and Black Sea area um were and are dark redhaired and also

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very light skin and green eyes and this seems to correspond as well with the elongated skulls so I believe what

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happened was about 3,000 years ago the uh ancestors of the parus decided to

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leave the area because they were being invaded by someone and so they traveled

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south through Iraq and Iran to the Persian Gulf and there they wound up

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sailing eastwards and eventually found their way to the coast of Peru there are

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different routes they could have used they could have gone through Hawaii they also could have gone through New Zealand

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but then they wound up at the largest natural Bay on the coast of Peru which is paracas and that's where they decided

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to live because there was basically no one living there they could live in peace hi this is Brian Forester coming

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to you from paracas in Peru and this is part two of a five-part series about the

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elongated skulls DNA results from parus now in part one I briefly discussed the

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anomalies that were found in um a number of the elongated skulls 18 were tested

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and good results came from about 12 or 13 of them and the most commonality that

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I can glean from this is that the occurrence of the u2e Hao group and the

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occurrence of H Hao group including possibly H1 and h1a maybe even

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H2 mean that the point of origin for the parus would appear to be somewhere in

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the Caucasus area in between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea now after doing

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a little more research I've been able to focus on more the Black Sea area and

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actually Crimea now this may seem strange but the DNA does seem to point

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in that direction and another interesting thing is that the largest elongated skulls in the world are found

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in paracas Peru and then the second largest elongated skulls which look very

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much similar to the baracus are found in the Black Sea area and in the Crimea the

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parus culture lived between 2,000 and 3,000 years ago and those elongated

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skull found in the Crimea again are also around 2,000 plus years old so the timeline is

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very similar now I've also shown photographs

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in the beginning of this video all of those are from the Black Sea area and then also if we try to look at um the

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migration pattern which I show maps of it would appear that these people were displaced initially they headed south

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into the Persian Gulf then they were a able to catch winds and currents and travel eastwards and then catch what is

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called the counter current into the Pacific that could have taken them as

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far east as Colombia and Ecuador and then simply by waiting for the winds to

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change from predominantly South uh coming from the south to coming from the

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north they could have easily sailed down the coast of South America and found the largest natural Bay in Peru which is

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exactly at paracas also notice the photos I showed

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you of the textiles because the first two textiles are of

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the paracas the third one is from the Crimea area and notice the very complicated coloration and tight weaving

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the paracas were the finest Weavers in the Americas and how could this be that

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they were a crude culture and then all of a sudden they developed Ved all of these incredible colors I think that is

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a key that links them back to the Crimea area not to mention the elongated heads

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uh the ones in the Black Sea I don't think have been DNA tested yet but that's something I would definitely like to

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pursue and then the other thing is that there are thousands of dat palm trees

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located here in paracas when you travel north towards Lima they disappear when

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you travel South towards NASA they disappear so the focal point of these date palms are here in parus and nobody

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uses them to this day they don't eat the dates they don't use the Palm frons for anything in the Middle East the date

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palm is one of the most by far important plants and I believe that as these

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people were escaping South towards the Red Sea they may have collected some of the dates and nuts knew their importance

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and took them with them or seeds took them with them on the their Eastward journey and planted them here in order

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to um utilize the products so that is part two and then in part three we're

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going to get into probably Rick Woodward who's an anthropologist who studied the for and

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Magnum which is where your spinal column enters your skull it's much farther back

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than it should be in the pret skulls and that indicates a genetic anomaly that

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the Forman Magnum being so far back is because the skull was so large and uh

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kind of leaning backwards that the foreman Magnum uh genetically was there

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in order to keep the skull erect I'll also be doing another video about the

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work of Dr Michael alde who is a medical doctor uh who looks at the genetic

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differences and physical differences and then also Dr Malcolm Warren who's a chiropractor please focus on What's

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called the foran magnet where your spinal column enters the bottom of your

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skull now first of all in a normal skull there is what is called this sagittal

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suture in red but it seems to be completely

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lacking in what we call the natural elongated skulls of

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parus also the form and Magnum of a normal skull is located at the balance

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point near the center and in the par skulls it's

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physically way to the back that is genetic note here with this baby skull

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that the neck is at the very back very unusual and we were very fortunate to

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have Mr Eric Von danak go through the DNA results recently and he's completely

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fascinated he visited our parus Museum and will be returning many times

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hi this is Brian Forester coming to you from paracas in Peru and this is DNA

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update of the parus number three three in a series I'm not sure how many there

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will be probably five or six parts but this is part three and this is looking at physical anomalies of the parus

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elongated skulls and the work is in this book which will be available at the end

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of the video or the uh email address and this work is done was done by Dr

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Michael alde who is an American physician Dr Malcolm Warren who is an

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American chiropractor and Rick Woodward who is a physical

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Anthropologist now this is what we call cranial

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deformation you can tell the volume of the skull is that of a normal human and

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the forehead and the back of the skull have been flattened so this is what cranial

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deformation on the coast of Peru looks

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like this on the other hand is what we call a natural paracas skull you can see

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the volume is greater than the previous skull I showed you and the whole shape

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is much more complex than simple cranial deformation

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and so we think this person was born with an elongated

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skull also as you saw in the the photos before at the beginning of the video the

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for and Magnum which is where your spinal co uh cord column vertebrae enter

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the bottom of the skull is positioned at a place of balance the balance point

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which is an obvious evolutionary thing but the anomaly in the paracas elongated

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skulls that we believe are natural and even some with cranial or sorry with

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head boarding uh their for and Magnum as you

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can see here is at the back of the skull so that

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is a genetic trait you cannot change the position of the for and Magnum simply by

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binding a skull because trying to do that especially with the baby you would

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wind up killing that person or that child and so this is one of the genetic

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characteristics of what we call a natural elongated skull

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also the suture lines here is the suture running across this way but there is no

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sign of the sagittal suture whatsoever and notice the curvature here as if uh the

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two hem speres are being represented or the shaping was done by nature in order

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to have this dip inside of here also the eye sockets are up to 50%

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larger than normal and these bones in the back these

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tiny bones here are not in a normal human being these are called Inca bones

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they are found in the Royal Inca people but also also clearly here in the parus as well so that is another genetic

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characteristic and that may in fact link the elongated skulls of paracas Peru who

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died out 2,000 years ago with the rise of the Inca culture it's quite possible

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that the Inca and the parus shared ancestry um it said in the Spanish

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Chronicles that the Royal Inca people had reddish hair and of course the parus

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people also had reddish hair so that is your update for now I will be doing at

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least two more parts in one we'll be looking at the blood type differences

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between Native Americans and the parus and also in another part I'll go into a

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more detailed description of the differences between Native American DNA

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as in Hao groups and those found in the parus thank you this is the brilliant

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artist Marcia k mo of the United States and she is going to do facial

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reconstruction of this paraca skull called cinnamon that died about 2,000 years

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ago so she starts out by doing computer Imaging of it in

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3D and of course the work in the beginning is kind of crude and

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simplistic but then she starts to layer it cinnamon was a parus woman who died

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at the age of about 16 2,000 years ago and this is Marcia's computer image

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of what she thinks that cinnamon looked like with variations in terms of

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hairstyle we know that cinnamon probably had dark reddish hair which is typical of the paracas royalty and here she's

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experimenting with jewelry and here even basing it on

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people who had elongated heads about a 100 years ago so that is the computer work that

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she has done and now here's a casting of a true paraka

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skull again this is cinnamon and now she's starting to build

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up from the casting itself flushing it out in

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3D you can see she's put eyeballs

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in and gradually layer upon layer cinnamon comes back to

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life she hasn't quite finished it yet but she is at the final stages of

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completing cinnamon again the addition of more

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layers muscle tissue and now working on the finer

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details this is the cinnamon skull that was in the previous YouTube

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video and for at least seven years I've been sending Mar La Plume photographs of

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elongated skulls not only from paracas but from other parts of the world and

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Mark has done faithful reproductions based upon his artistic

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talent of what these ancient people who Liv 2,000 to 3,000 years ago what they

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looked like now Mark has done this free of

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charge and again he has made at least 2,000

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drawings based on some photographs that he's found from ancient collections again as well as those sent

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to him by me and by other people what he does enjoy having are

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multiple views so that way he can get the proper curvature of the face Etc and

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here we see examples of his work

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now Mark has a Facebook page called root race research and in that you can find

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possibly all 2,000 of the drawings that he has

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done now as you can see from Mark's perspective

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the ancient parus people were not very native American looking

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like they look more European is but that is his impression that's not some kind

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of influence that I try to make on him and now with the recent DNA evidence

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results that we've received from 18 different parus skulls there are

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indeed European and or Eurasian Hao groups associated with the ancient parus

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people which according to standard Academia should not be there but data

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does not lie so please check out his Facebook page of root race research and

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though you may think that this is not drawn from an actual skull it is because several of these

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have been found not only in the paracas area but other parts of

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Peru hi this is Brian Forester coming to you from paracas in Peru this is part

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six of a seven-part YouTube series about the elongated skull

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DNA uh research of parus in Peru and this part is about the team of

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people who were involved in this process there were 10 important people involved

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and I wish to give a brief description of each and what their role was of course I was the coordinator in Peru

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itself um I've been studying the elongated skulls of paracas for about 10 years and so I was the one coordinating

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between the um Ministry of culture specifically uh Ruben Garcia stto who is

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a leading archaeologist for the ministry of culture in eeka Peru

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and making local um organizational things like transport Etc hotels Etc and

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I did this along with the vital assistance of my wife ir and then in the United States the

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main coordinator by far was Dr LA Marzulli uh La made several trips down

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sometimes with team members uh sometimes with simply One camera person and uh if

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he was not involved there's no way this process would have reached its climax

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which it has now he was responsible for coordinating with the two DNA Labs

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located in North America um also he was able to get the $100,000 which was utilized and required

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in order to be able to do the proper DNA testing in two of the 10 top DNA

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Laboratories in the world he did this uh as well with Mondo Gonzalez who is an

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American archaeologist uh Mondo wrote up the report at the end he was involved in the

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the sampling uh here in Peru both at the EA Museum and the senior Juan Navaro

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Museum in paracas so Monda was a very vital person to have then we also had

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Chase KUSI who was responsible for making sure that the environments both at the EA

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Museum and also the parus museum of senior Juan were as sterile as possible

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uh she was the one who took the sandals as soon as they were uh removed from the

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skulls and put them into perfect sterile packages labeled them packaged them and

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brought them to the United States so without Chase's help uh we would get a lot of accusations of contamination but

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both Laboratories said that the work Chase did was Superior to what was required so hats off to her then we we

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also had Richard Shaw who documented the entire process he came down multiple

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times sometimes just with LA Marzulli uh sometimes with the team he recorded all

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of the DNA sampling the locations such as the chungo cemetery and other places

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as well so without his documentation uh we wouldn't have the full evidence so Richard did a brilliant

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job and also then Dr Malcolm Warren an American chiropractor

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uh Dr Michael alde a uh medical physician in the United States of 35

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years of experience and Rick Woodward who is an anthropologist in the United

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States the three of them were mainly studying the um abnormalities or

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differences of the elongated skulls of paracas Peru as compared to normal

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skulls and also other skulls uh of other cultural groups of this area and they

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were able to figure out um that the lack of the uh sagittal suture here um is a

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probably a genetic abnormality um not the the idea that it

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was um prematurely uh closed or calcified it seemed to simply not be

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there according to them um also the eye sockets appear to be larger than normal

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and the form and mag magum which again is where your spinal column uh enters the

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bottom of your skull the position of it is much farther back than is normal and

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so all three were able to figure out that there's no way that the movement of

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the Forman Magnum backwards like that could be the result of cranial

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deformation it has to be genetic also the opening of the foran Magnum appears

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to be oval and not round as it is in homo sapiens sapiens and that's another

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abnormality and I believe all three concluded that the necks of the parus

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elongated skulls would be longer and thinner than normal so those are the

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factors that they figured out and also of course um Ruben the archaeologist in

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uh Peru in eeka was vital because we had to do this with the Peruvian Ministry of

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culture there was no way uh that we could take even little powdered samples of parus material outside of Peru for

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testing without the approval of the ministry of culture of Peru and without

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Ruben's assistance that would have been almost impossible so my personal thanks

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to the other nine members of this group that worked together very well um and

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hats off to all of them for their expertise now in part seven what I'm going to do is get into a more detailed

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discussion discuss of the actual DNA Hao groups that were found because many of

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them were not indigenous to the Americas um and were not present

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supposedly in South America um technically before the first Spanish

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arrived in the 1500s so this means that 2,000 plus years ago there were people

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called the parus a very complex uh DNA background that we're living on the

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coast of Peru I'll also discuss um blood type samples that were taken and uh

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supposedly prior to the arrival of the Europeans in the 16th century all Native

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people especially of Peru and South America in general were supposed to be 100% blood type O and this is not the

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case so I'll get into that in the final uh seventh chapter of the series thank

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you so much for your interest [Music]

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hi this is Brian Forester coming to you from paracas in Peru and this is the summary of the DNA testing of the parus

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elongated skulls and related um abnormalities found by

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medical professionals in the skulls themselves now the academics that we are

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associated with um here in Peru and elsewhere uh they're prediction for the

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results of the elongated skull testing of which we had 18 different skulls

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tested was that the Hao groups that would be found would be A B C or D

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because those are the haa groups of the Native American people whose ancestors

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crossed over the bearing land bridge 12,000 plus years ago uh we have sent the data out to

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different academics those that wish to examine the data are welcome to contact

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us in order to do peer review should they wish but I think they will be

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somewhat Disturbed with the fact that some of the Hao groups of the mitochondrial DNA that came back were in

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fact a few were B which is typical Native American but other ones that

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showed up included U2 e k j and a

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and the commonality of those are they were all found around the Black Sea and

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Crimea area also the largest elongated skulls in the world aside from the parus

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have been found in the Black Sea and Crimea area so I'm now working on that

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relationship there must have been some kind of Maritime movement 3,000 plus

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years ago from that area is my thesis

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as regards the physical abnormalities um as I said in previous videos The Forum and Magnum which is

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where your spinal column enters the bottom of your skull is at the center point in Homo sapiens sapiens and um it

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is quite round in shape but the ones of the paracas elongated skulls are

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significantly to the back and oval and narrower so they probably had longer

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thinner X than Homo sapiens sapiens and uh that of course is a

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genetic abnormality that cannot be explained by cranial deformation that

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was confirmed by the medical experts that we had um in this

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book which is available from LA lamarzulli.net

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and also it will be explored by other medical professionals such as my

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radiologist friend Ken and then also there are things called

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Forman ovali I believe they're called which are up and inside here in the

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skull that is where nerve and blood flow comes out to feed the face and that

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gives us our facial expressions they seem to be absent in the paracas elongated skulls which means their

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facial expressions would have been very different from us which again is an

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abnormality also the two holes in the back of the skull in the paracas were for blood and nerve flow because of the

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elongated nature of the skull and uh not in the book but um the blood types are

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very curious 12 different samples of ancient uh paracas elongated skull blood

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was tested uh a paper was written the paper was then removed by other

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academics because it doesn't conform to U standard or the standard story of

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History 100% of Native American people um who are 100% Native American

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genetically uh from Mexico all the way down to the southern tip of South America were and are supposed to be

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blood type O 100% but the results of the parus were

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actually of 14 samples uh blood type A

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28.5% blood type B 7.1% % blood type AB

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which is the rarest on the planet 21.4% and only 43% were blood type O so

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will Hart and I who is an author will be writing a paper for Nexus magazine about this uh what we can basically say is

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that the paracas were a very complex uh genetic being existing 200 plus years

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ago on the coast and the genetic anomalies um are very very curious

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because again they should only be a b c and d but there seems to be a very

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powerful Eurasian component to their DNA um I don't know if academics will bother

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writing papers about this whether they'll attack us the results are the

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results data is data fact is fact

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