The Astonishing DNA Kinship: A surprising genetic affinity between populations in the South American Amazon and those in Indigenous Australia and the Andaman Islands.
The Mystery of the Missing Link: The paradox of this specific DNA not being detected in either Siberia or North America.
Who Left the Footprints? Who were the people that traveled via the coastal route, left their footprints in New Mexico, and ultimately reached South America?
The Theory and Conclusion: Based on two key findings—(1) the 6,000-year-old Kuril Corobocle (Koro-pok-guru traces) in the northern Kuril Islands, and (2) the genetic kinship between the Jomon people and the Andamanese Onge
Theoretical Proto-History deduces and proposes the Migration along the Pacific Ocean Rim (MPOR) hypothesis. —RSoJS
—Not Western academics’ vague “Asians”, but the original Japanese Sojin!
[Left Diagram] Siberian hunters’ DNA is genetically incompatible with key Indigenous South American Population-Y (and it was later overwritten by ANA in North America).
[Right Diagram] It would be impossible for Siberian hunters—entering the Beringian realm for the first time—to craft and navigate boats through ice-choked northern seas, subsisting solely on marine life and migrating 4,500 km along the icy coast.
The most viable candidates of that era—backed by empirical evidence of the world’s oldest subsistence seafaring by the Izu maritime Sojin in the Japanese Archipelago, with no evidence to the contrary—are theoretically the descendant Aomori and Hokkaido Sojin in the north as “First” Americans. It is time to establish this as the new paradigm.
「陸の民(Ancient North Asians)」の生業的限界: シベリアのバイカル湖周辺やヤナ遺跡(約3.2万年前)に代表される彼らANAの祖先群は、マンモス、バイソン、トナカイなどの大型哺乳類を追う、極寒の「草原(ステップ)」に高度に専門化した狩猟民でした。彼らの技術体系(細石刃、マンモス骨の燃料化、陸上用の獣皮衣)はすべて「陸地」を生き抜くためのものであり、外洋を渡る舟、複雑な潮流・干満の計算、海獣の狩猟、沿岸資源を利用する海洋技術は「ゼロ」でした。目の前に豊かな海産物があっても、それを獲得して食し利用する術を持たなかったのです。