If all injuns came from Siberia, how come they look nothing like native Siberians?

There was a secondary wave of migration from East Asia to Siberia which replaced 50% of their ancestry with something similar to Mongolians

>>213056599
This is why I made sure to compare to Paleoarctic peoples who are not mixed with Mongolians and Turks.

>>213056554 (OP)
>find cute girl with plaster makeup
>compare with fat girl without makeup
>they look nothing alike
Idk, also I think 12K years is enough to change you a little bit.

>>213056554 (OP)
They look exactly the same what are you talking about

build for BPC

>>213056554 (OP)
>nothing like
Don't you see your picture? They do look pretty similar.
Also, as a person who have been in Mesoamerica and visited some 100% amerindian villages I can confirm that they look really very similar to central asians and native siberians. Except those who have these eagle like noses, many of them look very asian.

>>213056658
There were probably earlier waves we don't know about (or only know through linguistics? Lots of language families up there) because they happened in preliterate times.

>>213056599
This.
ancient east siberia was especially a birthplace of the indo-europeans.

>>213056928
All of these migrations happened thousands of years before these peoples had writing, we know they happened because of archaeology. People migrate slowly and leave their trash behind on the way, which is how we can trace their ancient movements.

>>213056942
Southeastern Europe was the birthplace of Indo-Europeans.

Speaking of writing, this is not just an abstract drawing. This is what Yukaghir writing looks like. It's a sentence that says, "Everybody finds a partner, and only I'm doomed to think about one who already belongs to another and find solace in the fact that he still remembers me." Do you like it?

>>213057350
> Russian writers observed these carvings in the 1890s, and based on their descriptions, several 20th-century scholars misunderstood them to be the examples of a writing system. One particular carving became well-known as the "Yukaghir love letter", but is actually the product of a guessing game.
Russians never fail to amuse me with their retardation

>>213057685
Did your black master allow you to lie on the internet?

>>213057870
Its literally the first paragraph on wikipedia KEK

>>213057685
meanwhile russians deciphered the mayan script while you never had your own writing system to begin with

>>213057921
vpn off HIVan

>>213057886
There's no English wikipedia article about Yukaghir writing. That'd be ten kisses on the feet of your black master for you.

>>213057961
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yukaghir_birch-bark_carvings

>>213057995
>no source
It just keeps getting better

>>213058098
You're clutching at straws here buddy

>>213058098
I finally understand the "proofs?" meme
What a fucking disgrace Russians turned out to be. I was starting to like you in the 2010s too.

>>213058139
Where's the source for the fragment you quoted, white slave? This statement cannot be found anywhere on the Internet, much less in the Russian article.