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I feel this thread will go on forever.
This is just spamming the same stuff over and over again.
There is absolutely nothing new. Even finding I2a-Din in a member of one of the Slavic speaking tribes who moved into the former Yugoslavia in the Middle Ages, should that happen, won't convince him.
I-CTS10228 is exclusively Slavic while R1a is not.
I-CTS10228 is how the Slavic ethnogenesis came about.
Deal with it, regardless if you have been a member here propagating fantasy stories since 2010.
Wrong again, and I have only read up to 10:47 am today lol. R1A is exclusive Slav marker that was acquired from assimilation of Balts, Sarmatians and Nordics to make your famous "Proto-Slavs" the blonde hair kind which can ironically be found in Albania also. I2A-Din is Dinaric marker the "Tall Slavs" which is mix of Thracians, Sarmatians, Goths. These dudes are making valid point and citing all there sources. And you guys don't cite anything and just argue. I am starting to believe your source is that Balkans DNA video on youtube with groups like Thracians Illyrians etc that looks like a third grader made for his social sciences project. Propaganda.
After all of the papers of the recent years how can you possibly say R1a is exclusively a Slav marker?
When R1a formed there were no Slavs, for goodness' sakes.
Sometimes I feel like Alice down the rabbit hole. Or Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz: I don't think this is Kansas anymore, Toto!
@Garrick
You have to also consider where was his father, and his father? Where was the specific subclade which led to this one? Don't you see that? From everything I can see, it looks like it was north of the Carpathians, and so, no, not "autonomous", and less "native" probably than E-V13 and J2b.
Not that I see why this should have any importance whatsoever.
@Garrick
You have to also consider where was his father, and his father? Where was the specific subclade which led to this one? Don't you see that? From everything I can see, it looks like it was north of the Carpathians, and so, no, not "autochthonous", and less "native" in the former Yugoslavia probably than E-V13 and J2b and R1b and G2a. I think I2a-Din is late in the Balkans, maybe as late as R1a.
Not that I see why this should have any importance whatsoever.
Language and genetics are diferent issues.
The Romanian Othodox Church used Old Church Slavonic for liturgical purposes up to the 17th Century.
After the Slavic migrations, Slavonic became the liturgical language of the Eastern Orthodox Church in present-day Romania, under the influence of the South Slavic feudal states.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Church_Slavonic_in_Romania
East Germanic tribes carry I2 and also R1A acquired from neighbours "Proto-Slavs" who WERE forming at times of expansion of I2A 1900 years ago.@Garrick,
If I2a-Din was Germanic and Gothic, why not equal quantities of R1b-U106 and I1 in the Balkans?
East Germanic tribes carry I2 and also R1A acquired from neighbours "Proto-Slavs" who WERE forming at times of expansion of I2A 1900 years ago.
Slav is best, stop changing topic rapidly 10 mins or less everytime I disprove your fantasy dreams and modern illusions.Users like Garrick the Serb are purposely spamming this thread with disinformation to discredit the likeliest theory, which is the Slavic. Perfect example of this disinformation can be seen here.
I don't get. As if there is something wrong with being Slav.
You didnt travel timemachine 2000 years to document these tribe names.
Slav is best, stop changing topic rapidly 10 mins or less everytime I disprove your fantasy dreams and modern illusions.
+1 from me
I agree
Aimos peninsula is unigue
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