And this milk-drinking is why the British ended up with the biggest empire in history.

Raw milk kings stand up 💪🏻

This is the first time I’ve ever heard someone even suggest the idea blue eyes are creepy and intimidating.

This is the first time I’ve ever heard someone even suggest the idea blue eyes are creepy and intimidating.

Milk. The test to see if you get to reside in my hill fort 😂

If the English people in Western parts of England are racially 'Brittonic' rather than Anglo-Saxon, then why have Brittonic languages had zero impact on Old English?

Thank you for confirming what we instinctively Knew We are Anglo Saxons.

So you've got Britons consuming milk after 1200 BC. Examination1 of ancient dairy fat and protein residues shows that consumption of animal milk began in Anatolia (a region corresponding to the bulk of what is Turkey today) in the seventh millennium bc. By 5000 bc, this behaviour had spread across Europe2 and the Eurasian steppe3,4, and into northern Africa5

'Milk Slonking Celtic Chads' - do you speak English?

All together now “oh the farmer and the cowman should be friends…” 🎼

You get 6 months without sun light in Norway now a days so that most be why! also at that time people had like 40 kids, so the kids of the immigrants (brown eye people) married the blue eye kids and their mixed kids married another blue eye people ( boom blue eyes for everybody again)! now a day it doesn't happens that way because the immigrants have 40 kids but the blue eye people barely have one kid, so the immigrants ( brown eye people) have to marry another brown eye person or the mixed kid have to marry another brown eye kid!

Stop calling them Celts.

Survive, Eat more vegans!

GOMAD4lyfe

As a moslem, we proud we have Hindu root culture.

In the articles about the ancient Turks, green eyes and red hair are mentioned (in Chinese sources). Did the ancient Turks mix with the Mongols and transfer their mongoloid features to the present day?

if i couldn't drink milk i would just drink soda and lemonade and nothing else. i guess to iron age people it was mostly alcoholic drinks or water and maybe apple juice. so being able to drink milk would have been nice and make life less miserable. being more healthy than alcohol but having actual taste

Although they may have been well into milk, lactose tolerance in the UK to the levels we see today only happened really recently. Some time in the past 200-300 years or so, also if you look across how lactose tolerant other Europeans are they arent nowhere near as tolerant as we are...

Do we have any clearer picture of what language or languages were spoken during that huge time span between the bell beakers and the arrival of the celts? Would they have spoken neolithic languages, somthimg Indo european or maybe both? Boggles my mind

The Irish dna in Normandy could be from Irish slaves.

Hey Tom can you do a video series on the saviours of Europe, like the theodoric vs atila, Charles Mattel, fending off the mongols, el cid etc. Am writing this as I walk so probably not the best worded comment

Did Celts actually have hairdos like that?

Excellent, Professor! About time someone gave the Cowboys their due.

Interesting. I once read that Cain slaying Abel is the agriculturalists winning out over the pastoralists.

I don't have blue eyes, but I must be a genetic carrier, I have green eyes, but my husband and our 6 kids have blue eyes 💙 💚

Interesting!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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Only the ultra mega chads drink dairy daily. Non Fort having Beta simps drink Nut milk lol

You all know that the people with stolen Polish, German and Hungarian surnames and made-up language from the same people would NEVER lie to YOU in your language order to take your stuff from you, right? They NEVER do that.

Sláinte 🥛

I’d love more videos from purely a personal/religious perspective. I wanna know more about the spirituality without all the modern history stuff.

Good video. Ive aways found it fascinating and also a bit weird that so many of the indigenous population of Ireland (96%), have the highest level of the genetic mutation of lactose persistence in the world. The second highest is in the indigenous population of Britain ( 94% ). Other north west European countries have high lactose persistence too. But large parts of the world dont have these genes. Vietnam is 100% intolerant. Basically you can draw a line going south east, down the map of the world and the percentage of the population of the countries with the lactose persistence gene, decreases as you go further south and east. There are some exceptions though, like populations of people in Africa that were traditionally reliant on animal milk. Why is lactose tolerance so high in theses countries? Archaeologists have speculated that there must have been times of great starvation, when all crops and most animals had died, which lead humans in Ireland and Britain, to be extremely reliant, on the milk of the domestic animals, to keep them alive. Thus pushing the evolutionary pressure even more in favour of people who had this mutation for lactose tolerance/persistence. At these times if you didnt have that gene you were much likely to die of starvation. There was nothing else to eat. I agree with your first theory, but Im not sure about the connection with hillforts.

It's a forbidden topic, however Archeology and anthropology have revealed that blue eyed people Were the true israelites.

Celt's are fake

Some things never change! Still drinking milk and building forts

It’s ok to be white. (In fact its great)

The consumption of milk in prehistoric Britain was confirmed by the discovery of Cheddar Man.

Zebu cattle were domesticated in India 8,000 years ago, and milk was being consumed by the beginning of the Indus Valley Civilization about 5,300 years ago. It's unlikely that milk consumption began in Britain.

As an Italian, I must admit that your understating, country, yet elegant style is mesmerizing. Del resto, quando uno ha classe, ha classe.

George de Wessington descends from 1 of them later arriving La Tene.

Can you make a video about the (pre)history of Europeans? Specifically from the first humans in Europe until the end of the iron age?

Love your vids brother. Thanks for keeping our diverse Indo-European race well educated in our history.

Luv me lactose, Luv me forts, Ate Agriculturalists (not racist just don't like 'em) Simple as.

Such a mysterious time. If only we had a way of revealing who the pre-Celts were and what languages they spoke. 🤔