I was recently asked if I thought that the Cherokee Indians were descendants of Atlantis. The Cherokee have always had physical differences that differentiated themselves from surrounding tribes. It was not until the advent of advanced DNA testing that the differences really come to light. Many individuals who thought that their DNA would show Native American ancestry were surprised to find that they have a genetic connection to the Middle East.
The DNA Discovery
According to the National Geographic, in the past it was thought that Native Americans had genes from East Asians. It’s recently come to light that a large number of the population, close to one third, has DNA that’s from either Europe or the Middle East. How this information was discovered was due to an arm bone of a small child that was found in Siberia. His genes revealed that he has both Native American DNA and Europe and Middle East DNA. This is believed to be the oldest genome sequenced in modern humans. The remains of another individual was sequenced as well and similar results were revealed. Those remains are thought to date back 17,000 years.
Why This Can Be Helpful
Some Native Americans have had genetic issues that have been rather puzzling. Thanks to this new information that has come to light, academics are starting to rethink the peopling of North America. Also, there have been a number of archaeological finds that just don’t match up to where we have thought Native Americans have come from. Knowing some early North Americans have Middle Eastern roots, some of these inconsistencies do make sense.
Are the Cherokee Atlanteans?
While I would love to say the Cherokee are descendants of Atlantis, it’s probably not the case. I’m more inclined to label them as descendants of early middle eastern explorers or traders. I think the Berbers and Basques are more likely candidates for being descendant of Atlantis. I also think that North America was a much more vibrant cultural destination in the remote past. It was not the wilderness that later explorers found in the 16th and 17th century. I think as the DNA map of the world changes, academics will be more inclined to look for evidence of advanced civilization in places that have been ignored in the past.
I myself am part Cherokee and have the website Atlantisite.com or Dean Clarke one of the world authorities on the subject. The Cherokee are related to a tribe almost of the same name in Morocco who were ancient metal seekers and traders they are called Tcheroke or Cheroke also. They have a tale in Morocco that they were a mix from a group of the lost lands in the West and most think they were cousins to the Guanches of the Canary Islands or Atlas Mountains not just part Berber or Ancient Basque alone. The DNA evidence shows this with RH- factors not related to Europe exclusively but a of a group from the region of the Atlantic not the DNA by itself would follow outside of the haplogene X. The actual ancient descent of the term Tcherokee is close to a tribe name of the Telchines found in the direction of southern ancient Greece and Middle East Coasts of Mediterranean. The name was Telches or Tcheloke in other forms who were descendants of giants and sometimes referred to a dwarf giants since the cherokee had tales of the short hair as curly who competed with the long hair as straight record of a ancient inter tribal war of two distinct types of mixture. The long hair was the claim as being older than the curly which were considered a Mulunga type cave people who are just as old considered indigenous mix in the North America who have a unknown origin into Cherokee or from a previous group. The name implies they at first collected flint or obsidian stone then metal later. The Cherokee claim they came from the east of a land that did sink which shows they have a origin to the myths around the Carolina States of North America where a part of this happened. They also claim they did not arrive at the Carolina’s at first but were north of it and then went Southward which there has been a debate about the Lenape or Delaware Indian tribes as part related to the southern branch of the Cherokee like the Lumbee at some remote time. The Cherokee also practiced a religion that was not much different than what was practiced in ancient Florida Indians and so they are considered the inland version of America’s creole version of the Old World Culture called the Carians.
I remember a while back almost a year I came across videos that made more sense intuitively towards my own particular studies. Over time genealogy was at the back of my mind but around a Christmas my brother and I did DNA kits mainly to prove our Native American history and how William McIntosh was related to us by the Creek Natives. Needless to say, I came back just this week with a eureka moment when I saw that our DNA was severely prevalent along the entire Phoenician areas with Irish, Scott, Welsh and Scandinavian being a very extreme dominance. So it brought me back to everything studied and how the eye of Sahara looks almost identical to Plato’s description of Atlantis. Does help I couldn’t believe how the Basque and Berbers looked just like my cousins and I especially as children with the eyes, nose, and that golden kiss skin. Even the blue eyed female in one video looked nearly identical to my cousin. It’s.. very interesting.
The Cherokee are from Atlantis the Cherokee if you research years ago back in the late 50s early sixties they did a blood type study the Cherokee were found all to have O negative blood the Cherokee were once part of the Iroquois and the Iroquois language is very similar to Basque. The Basque have a high concentration of Rh negative blood (O- specifically) compared to the rest of the world The Berbers also have a high concentration of Rh negative blood compared to the rest of the world and also other coastal areas where Atlantis used to Be and they recently traced the Cherokee DNA back to Israel. Atlantis was Rh negative blood people who were the original Hebrew bloodline do some studying you’ll find out what I say is true
Also they had discovered in the Mounds on Cherokee land a tablet with block Hebrew
The first commenter is pretty spot-on Dean Clarke except for the fact he didn’t mention they moved from the Ohio Valley, Iroquois and Cherokee, they were together at that moment and they split and the Iroquois moved north into Cherokee move South