The history of human races is very long. From the evolution of primitive ancestors to Homo Sapiens, people have diversified, developed and grouped. And from these groups many different races and civilizations have appeared. So much that we don’t even know the stories of many of them. Some exist to this day.
This mysterious population challenges our ideas about the world. They are mysterious because of their isolation and unique origin. The more we learn about them, the more mysterious for us is the history of these settlements.
Which human populations ever recorded are the most mysterious?
Population Y
The human race was on the last frontier of human expansion. Many believe that 15, 000 years ago, people crossed the Bering Strait and arrived in America. But new research suggests something else. A population has been discovered with DNA similar to Aboriginal Australia and natives of Papua New Guinea. The problem is that they lived on the Amazon! They were called "Population Y". This made scientists realize that the people who crossed the Bering Strait came not in one wave, but in several waves, at different times, long before they were supposed to.
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1920s dwellings near Sydney will not be easy to find even for trackersThe population of the Ramapo Mountains
Near New York there is a mysterious tribe called the Ramapo Highlands. They are defined as a mixture of natives, gypsies, albinos and Arabs. They are, in fact, white-skinned Indians, differing only in skin color from the reddish-brown hue that Native Americans often have. The same customs and prejudices are prevalent in their community.
Romans Lijiang
Liqian is a region of China whose inhabitants have short hair, blond eyes and long noses. Many say that the population came when some Roman groups migrated to China. Here 60% of the inhabitants are of Caucasian origin.
Pit
The pits were mysterious people, but with great influence. Five thousand years ago, these nomads devastated many regions and spread their technology and genes. They were the first to ride horses. And it is thanks to them that we can digest lactose today. At that time, 90% of people around the world had lactose intolerance. But if today we ride horses and drink milk, it is thanks to them.
Duhare
Duhara were mysterious people found by Spanish settlers. They were discovered in 1530. It is curious that these people were exclusively red-skinned, with light eyes and long beards. And if it's hard to imagine such Indians, there is one more thing: they butchered deer and made cheese from milk. This is one of the most curious tribes of people ever found. It is believed that this people originated during the Irish colonization in the pre-Columbian era.
