All Humans Have One Same Male Ancestor – Scientific Adam
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Could we all be descendants of an Adam? If Adam existed, who was he, where did he live and what did he look like?
This documentary embarks on a quest to trace every man’s family tree back to an ultimate ancestor. The Scientific Adam.
Journey
This extraordinary journey ultimately lands us in Africa. Which also pinpoints the birthplace of human kind. Using the latest technology in DNA research and forensic anthropology, they reconstruct the life and face of Adam.
Research leads them to discover that Thomas Jefferson’s ethnic background is not quite as one would expect. They hunt down possible descendants of Solomon, the third king of Israel.
They enter a world where science and religion converge. The search for what they call the “scientific Adam”. The man who gave rise to all men today and the trunk of the human family tree. In this documentary they use DNA to trace this common ancestor back to Africa and perhaps to the very plains where he may have hunted.
They were also able to identify a living tribe with an ancient lineage that offers a window into the life of scientific Adam. The face of one of the tribe members also served as a model to determine what he may have looked like.
In this video we are able to explore a world where science and religion converge.
Very interesting video I liked how in depth it was.