BREAKING NEWS - Ancient DNA at Newgrange reveals 'God-Kings' of Prehistoric Ireland // Archaeology

What an incredible time for Archaeology! This video is aimed at providing context to the recent finds. I am not a geneticist. Link to the study here:-

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[PeteKellyHistory]

Please note *Newgrange is aligned to the Winter Solstice, not the Summer Solstice.* My mistake.

Amazing revelations from Ireland. I’m half Irish so this is of great interest to me. I’ll be making a trip over as soon as I can and making many videos of the trip. Make sure to subscribe so you can come too!

[yukongetit]

I don't really feel like I mean much to anybody, but watching these videos give me so much pride in my ancestors it doesn't even matter if im lonely or not im happy that im descended from such amazing people! Thank you 💚

[davidlean]

Newgrange is so well built, the inner chamber is dry as a bone. They mention on the tour, modern experts are not sure how the ancients managed to seal the stone so well. Some damp would surely make it in somehow after this huge length of time, but no. The inner chamber is as dry now as it was the day it was built.

[felicitylovell]

I absolutely love this. My parents were both Irish, dad from Mayo, mum from Roscommon, although I was born and brought up in England. I’ve been obsessed with stone circles since watching Children of the Stones aged 8, and recently had my own stone circle put in my garden. I’ve visited Newgrange, Knowth etc and they are absolutely amazing. And I believe ancient oral traditions are proving more resilient for thousands of years than ever realised. There’s a similar oral tradition about a golden boy related to an ancient monument, and an amazing golden cape in a small size has been found within it. Mold cape, found in Wales.

[ulrichschliz]

I am an industrial man. When I see these normous constructions, it is very hard for me to accept, that this was built only with the common tools of those times. Who knows a bit about industry, will see quickly, what enormous kind of organization and labor force is needed - not only for having builders, but also a whole infrastructure around them. These are normally life-long works - if ia lifetime should be enough. It remains enigmatic for me and I cannot help to think, that there lived somebody in those times, who knew a lot more about things than we do in nowadays. I appreciate your work. Have seen a lot of your videos.

[carollomax]

I visited Newgrange with my husband a few years ago….. I walked in and immediately felt the magic of the place… I had personal revelations there and I am determined to go back. If you get the chance don’t miss it!

[dylc]

Can't believe I'm in my mid 30s and I've never been to Newgrange and it's only an hours drive from me. 2020 is the year I'll do it

[celtofcanaanesurix]

I think of lots of ancient history may be remembered in mythology,
like for example in the Leabar na Gabála Éirinn (the book of Irish invasions) they describe a heavily mythologized version of the very same journey described here that’s the first farmers would’ve taken to gets to Ireland, including the idea that they may have came from somewhere in the middle east sailed around the Mediterranean stayed in Spain or Portugal for a little while and then finally moved north into Ireland.
They also seem to have preserved the memory of the Indo-European migrations, with them also saying that part of the Irish come from Ukraine, and a second wave having come later on and displaced the old group.

It’s just very odd how particularly correct they were even if the story was simplified...

[seandmaccormack.]

I love Ireland too I’m half Irish & Samoan love to you all.

[josephinebranwhite]

Been to Newgrange many years ago. Love Ireland. Special.

[mbsbrown]

Its all good, I come from the McClure's and Connelly's of Ireland, I am my own 5th cousin.

[davidrobinson]

I have Irish ancestors but until now I was completely unaware of this Irish history. I certainly want to know more. I find this fascinating.

[MrKFNeverGiveUp]

Great video man. I have been to Newgrange twice. It's amazing, and it's a very special place around the whole Boyne Valley area. There's other amazing ancient sites there within walking distance, like Knowth. :)

[studentfitness]

Being i irish and living 30 mins from newgrange this is much appreciated thanks

[TheSOLARMUSIC]

The Tuatha Danaan are mentioned in The Book of Invasions, . Although this Book is obviously written by Christian Monks, trying to piece together Oral Traditions and Legends of Ireland with Biblical, there must be some true historical and accountable facts. Academic Historians tend to snigger and relegate the Tuatha Danaan to the Fey Folk, yet the portable Coronation Stone still exists in Scotland today as "Lia Fail", brought to Scone by Kenneth McAlpine of the Dalriada. The Chieftans of the Dalriada were said to have been given the Stone by The High Reigh of Tara.Not all is Myth!?

[Pincer]

Cannot tell you how much I enjoy all of your channels.
It's simply astounding to learn what people could achieve so long ago. Even more astoundig to learn how little we actually know about them. Imagine capturing the solstice with mathematical precision when people didn't appear to have developed writing yet. Maybe it can be done merely by keen observation, trial and error, but with solstices occuring only twice a year it's a breathtaking achievement nonetheless.

[newtbyrd]

Dude I feel luck to have found your site. I appreciate a realistic presentation of humankind's migration and the origins of our species

[richardfolkman]

I wasn't born yesterday, and I know the incest problem was not always initiated out of lust, but out of spiritual beliefs. Your study gives hope to us who's lineage is based in that part of the world. I'll study along with you. The best to you.

[WolfRoss]

I was hoping to hear the DNA of the hunter gatherer people of Ireland. This was not in the video.

[juliesteimle]

You know, the word 'Mythology' actually means something people once believed were true but no longer believe. It is possible that most mythologies are just histories misinterpreted and denied.