Scientists Reveal The Genetic Origins of Enigmatic Polynesian Tribes. Tim Tufuga Mitochondrial DNA.


TimTufuga TimBrianTufuga Polynesians, Austronesians,

As a Samoan, we are Polynesians, we are derived from the Austronesia from Taiwan and various South East Asian Islands of Malaysia, Philippines, Indonesia, West Pacific, onto Samoa.

My Ancestors, from the Sa Tufuga line, have settled Polynesian Group of modern day Samoans over three thousand years ago. My original Village of my Austronesian origins was Asau Village, West Savai'i Island, as of my direct mitochondrial DNA trait, can be traced directly to this Village over Three thousand years ago.

Tim Tufuga

Source:
1. Evo Inception, Youtube.com, https://youtu.be/9kHL9vVx8yM?si=cxVB7JPJXskiF6GW 

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