Recent content by clintCG

Are you aware of the fact that I posted source which deals with complete morphology of human body, while you posted a source which deals only with height? And what was your point with research from 1990s? To prove with tall height that there were Palaeolithic types among Illyrians (note that it...

You haven't quoted a single anthropological study to back up your claims about pigmentation. Go and read chapters "The Races of Europe" concerning Balkans. Author himself measured over 1100 Albanians, and it seems your claims are not really true. Why are you inventing stuff like this straight...

Pythagoras' work is outdated. Isaac Newton's work is outdated. Albert Einstein's work is outdated. That's exactly your train of thought. You proved your minimal knowledge of anthropology by making a "UP phenotype=height" equation, yet you feel you are credible enough to dismiss one of greatest...

And what does height of Illyrians, or their cephalic index, show us? Absolutely nothing. Height alone doesn't make you descendant of Palaeolithic/Mesolithic Europeans. Cranial index also doesn't have much to do with it, as indices in Upper Palaeolithic varied from 65 to 85 (from...

Regardless of whether Motala12 was I2a1b "Dinaric" or not, it does come from northwest, as parent clade of Dinaric, Disles, is still most present in NW Europe. I think there is no doubt that I2a1b brought specific Cro-Magnon "Borreby" phenotype (today most commonly found in fringe areas of NW...

It matches modern day concentration of I2 in Italy (3 percent) very good. In northern Italy it rises to 10 percent in Trento, which makes sense since Goths settled mostly in northern Italy, with just few garissons in south. I know that Slavs sometimes penetrated into Apennines and raided, but...

Great, keep supporting outdated Paleolithic continuity "trusted sources". There is more than enough evidence that it is Gothic. Far more enough than Illyrian/Thracian. Writings of Eupedia administrators were made when Paleolithic continuity theory was popular- but now it is outdated

Please, read previous posts before commenting... There is only one source claiming Scandinavian origin of Goths- Jordanes' Getica. And in Getica Jordanes made many mistakes- such as identifying Dacian Geats with Goths. Part of Gothic arrival from Scandinavia is mythological- Goths coming from...

Slušaj 'vako ;) ... Word of Eupedia admins is not holy and without errors. It says "could have been spread by Goths". Z63 is actually very, very small part in our I1. All Z63 in Serbia and Montenegro descend from same Macura clan. And because their oldest origins are somewhere around Berane in...

Age, place and expansion date does not match Slavs really well, nor does it match "slavicized Sarmatians" (which probably were even heavier on R1a)... Since we find closest relatives of I2a1b Din- Disles and Isles in Britain, it is only logical that it came from west, not from east. That, and we...

OK, but where did all R1a go in Dinaric area? Why is there only 5-6 percent R1a in Herzegovina, and 70 percent of I2a Din? There must exist more logical explanation other than "pure coincidence". I am not familiar with claims that it is homeland of Slavs, but it might be true. However, we don't...

Research by iGenea did not target only ethnic Montenegrins in Podgorica (city in eastern part) hospital, but also at least quarter was composed of national minorities like Muslim Bosniaks, Albanians, Roma, etc. in other words a totally random pick in one multicultural city. And what did you...

It is because of solidarity with Russia, FFS. I was just telling you which countries helped us. And you claimed that Poles-Lithuanians helped. Please... And about our "hiding in caves" read my previous post.

@mihaitzateo no pseudo-history here please.

We were always raising rebbelions in surrounding areas, like Herzegovina In fact, when they repelled one Turkish attack in 16th century, Montenegrins marched into Bosnia and raised siege of Jajce to rescue Hungarian garrison that was closely hemmed in by Turks. (Stephen Clissold, A short...