S1E7 The Lost Relatives of Europe
Research Biology with Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson
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42m
India and Europe, two very separate civilizations...right? When the East India Company arrived on the shores of India in 1600, two ancient civilizations met for the first time in thousands of years. Or so we’ve thought. Genetics reveals a much more recent connection between the Indian subcontinent and Europe. Tune in to uncover the shocking link! (with Ken Ham and Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson)
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S1E8 How many people are of Mongol de...
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S1E9 The Ancient Chinese Connection t...
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S1E10 The Hidden History of Americans
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