Неожиданное происхождение литовцев: откуда у древнейшего народа Европы кровь якутов и хантов?

Linguists call the Lithuanian language "living Latin" and "preserved Proto-Indo-European." It seems perfectly logical: if a people speak such an ancient language, then we are dealing with the direct descendants of the very people who first brought it to Europe. No further questions. But large-scale genetic studies have turned everything upside down! It turns out that the Lithuanian genetic profile conceals something much more ancient and complex than scientists expected. About 38–42% of Lithuanian men carry haplogroup N1a—a genetic lineage that came directly from Siberia and East Asia. Their closest genetic relatives along this line today are the Yakuts, Khanty, Mansi, and Finns! The history of the Lithuanians is not a boring line of pure ancestry. It is an incredible story of interbreeding along forest rivers, where hunters, fishermen, and steppe dwellers met for millennia. The human genome is an archive that cannot be rewritten or destroyed. Turn on the video to discover the truth that's not taught in school textbooks! Don't forget to subscribe to the channel and click the bell to stay up to date with new investigations into the mysteries of human DNA!