Sulawesi ~ 7000+ Y. O. Skeleton ~ Denisovan DNA & The Mysterious Toaleans

Interesting new research on a 7,200 year old female skeleton found in Southern Sulawesi, the first human remains from the Toalean Culture. Who were the mysterious Toaleans, a sea faring hunter-gatherer group going back at least 8,000 years? Migration and DNA research connecting these people to the Denisovans brings up new questions. The 44,000 year old cave art and my video from January are reviewed that shows some similarities between statues on Sulawesi and Gobekli Tepe and Easter Island. Also the Dragon Man finding.

The Big Mystery Of Ancient Sulawesi

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Thanks Julie !!

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[HistoryWithKayleigh]

omg i just finished my script for this subject 2 hours ago haha, i am filming tomorrow 🙈
i'll tell people you had a video on it as well when i upload 🤗

[aresaurelian]

There is so much more underneath the sea.

[tonysargent]

Chuck, I will certainly have a nice day now you have shared this with us! Thankyou so much.

[henryhewitt]

Thanks Chuck. The largely complete skeleton of the 18-year old Denisovan is a big deal. These people knew their stuff. That bracelet from the Altai makes me think of an armband for archers. That so-called drill hole indicates to me that they were excellent chemists, too. That is what it looks like when you pull the dowel out of a drying mix.

They were sailors and astronomers and those marks in the Sulawesian stones are likely star maps. By the way, that statue isn't glad to be there, he was just glad to see you.
Such images along the Nile probably indicate a structure or facility that is fully operational.

Whenever I hear 8000 years ago my antennae wobble. The meltwater pulse ca 6200 BC which coincides with the Doggerland submergence was a worldwide phenomenon.

As for Australia, I'd be very interested to hear your views on the chevrons in the west which point to the Burckle crater about 930 miles SE of Madagascar which also has chevrons pointing to the same spot, an 18-mile crated on the bottom of the sea. That must have been a big impact. A 3-mile high wave!

Perhaps you have seen this. I think the earth tipped over then (the Phaethon conflagration mentioned by Critias in the Timaeus -- right after the Atlantic shoreline reference -- the impact from the previous fly-by). Sulawesi, thus at one time was on the equator as your video from a few years ago rightly suggested -- a great circle that includes Giza, Cuzco, Easter Island (easy to find when it's on the equator) and Angkor Wat. The simplest explanation is generally the best. And this explains Herodotus' puzzling comment that he was told the sun used to rise in the West. No other way that could be true.


Thanks again.

[bigbensarrowheadchannel]

You've been on a roll, Chuck!! Another great video. Rock on man! 🤙

[rayfleming]

A recent article claimed that the Aeta (Ayta) people of Central Luzon in the Philippines have the most Denisovan DNA measured so far. Some Aeta live near me in the Clark/Angeles city area as they used to live on mount Pinatubo. They are short, with black skin, and curly black hair although some have a blond mutation. They may still have a lot of genetic similarities to people who migrated to this region 50000 years ago.

[charliemoody]

Sulawesi is one of the most fascinating/promising areas yet unexplored (along with the Jumon culture as found in Japan, and the Amazon basin)

[lindarocco]

Thank you Chuck for another informative presentation.

[abutorab]

Throughout covid you kept us up to day on ancient lost human history! Miss listening to your calming voice of reason! Now it's over sort of and everybody is back to work ect. I just saving your videos for next lock down. 🤣 Thanks professor chuck👍

[JohnDoe-srdd]

Love how technology plus social media is making all of us more aware of our long, rich and often mysterious history. As always, thank you for all you do with educating us on these sites.

[rayfleming]

There are Bulul rice god statues in Northern Luzon in the Philippines that are similar. They are usually in wood but sometimes in stone. They are intended to insure a good rice harvest. I suspect the statues in Silawesi had a similar function.

[LiaMari]

Awesome video Chuck!
At some point the mainstream is going to have to face reality.
We’ve been wrong about a lot of things regarding our history.
Maybe, had the great libraries not burned, we would
Know more of what we don’t know.

[awjm]

I'm sure so much has been lost around that part of the world due to rising sea levels. There must be so much lost evidence under the water around the archipelago.

[musicalbard]

So very interesting, thank you. All your video's are welcome.

[paolabolognese]

Thank you, you are my top source of archeological informations!

[kenycharles]

Thank you for this presentation. I appreciate the rabbit holes you exposed for me to dig into. Cool stuff, Bubba!

[chha]

Your research is spot on dude! From Indiana! Thanks man 🇺🇸

[deborahdanhauer]

Wow! I had no idea Denisovans were anywhere other than the Tibet area.
These people must have had a large culture in this area to have so many carved stones.🤗🐝❤️

[basicthingsbutrareanswered]

About that indonesian ancestor are the Best sailor at that time before arabian, european, or chineese came to the sea. Sulawesi People are the most tough sailor in Indonesia, they sail to the south (Australia) and meet an aboriginal People and trade sea cucumber and at that time they still use exchange trade (barter) and they give like tobaco, betel nut and other thing that addictive

[primalcode]

Awesome video. Will you make a video on the ancient wall on Fort Mountain in Georgia ?the state