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Benedict Kuripesic in his travel very well illustrates the Turkish conquest of Bosnia 1531 years, also describes the deserted parts of going through, Herzegovina can't be considered separately truth has parts that are very inaccessible but there are also parts with the best climate in Europe...

As far as I know, there is very little archaeological evidence of Slavic culture in the Balkans from 6 or 7 century. Expansion I2a din in the Balkans, particular in Bosnia and Herzegovina, occurred after the Turkish conquest in the 15 century, when realy parts of the western Balkans deserted and...

Garrick, I agree with you. There have been several waves of migration R1a1 and I2a Din to the Balkans. The last Slovenian DNA work from 2014 talking about that. The last wave was with the Slavs and was not as massive as previously thought. Besa, nation in the Western Balkans are religious...

Are you stoned?

Why this respectable forum tolerate this chauvinistic idiot?

Yes you're right other people must know. This is also good link that explains the present population of Sarajevo . *ttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Sarajevo Male population of Sarajevo has over 50% I2a din

Most of Herzegovina course. It is a favorite joke in Sarajevo :laughing:. What you want say with a link :thinking:? I living in Sarajevo and I dont need any explanation to any wiki.

That is not true. My background is in Herzegovina. It is the least populated part of the Balkans together with Montenegro. It is the hottest place in Europe. I do not know why the Slavs came there from southern Polish and Ukraine :shocked:? There is a much better place for life .