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And CTS1450 is Z2103, what are you trying to avoid. Do you want to keep talking about the diversity of CTS1450 in Illyrian, how amazing and how none is by611.

If you mean R-BY611 which so far is non-existent among Illyrians, you will never come back. If you're having senior moments and referring to R1b as just R1b like it's 2006, in that reality sure.

It is and you don;t understand the insecurities that come with it. All you have to do is look team rrenjet. Romanians are not Dacians. They are Roman speaking population, not even Romans but the various hodgepodge of peoples that lived on the Danube regions. They were most influenced by...

CTS1450 is 2,300-2,400 BC. You can't conceptualize time. Let's work with what is actually relevant to your branch, instead of talking about R1b as a whole. Or do you prefer to talk about Yamanya times and pretend you don;t understand.

The title "Social transformations along the Danube and adjacent Balkan regions during the 2nd millennim BEC" strongly implies about a change on the Danube regions from MBA to LBA. So a population spilling out of Transylvania. I don;t know if this is meant as a secondary project or...

A big deal was made about one of the Cinamak samples not being R-BY250 and it was R-CTS1450. In the new Akbari samples, a sample from SE 450 AD I40466 shares IBDS with Illyrians and belongs to very rare branch of R-CTS1450, branch RM3815. https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna/R-BY38991/tree...

The sample is older than Shtike or Kenete. It might be from Albania or just as likely from Bulgaria. The IBD sharing, the oldest sample it shares IBD with is late Roman Bulgaria (I41659) - 10.48 in segment(s). The other samples I41659, I41596 seem more like unpublished Ottoman era Albania...

Extremely hard to make out the sites, I gave up, maybe I'll try some ai image enhancer,see if things clear up. Great coverage of the country overall, north-west seems the least sampled. Going by the map, they did not include Kapitan Andreevo, so they are strictly discussing the new samples.

The Bulgarian paper has the following samples, though keep in mind only 90.8% of these yielded DNA succesfully: total is 918 Prehistory: 89 Iron Age: 55 Hellenistic: 10 Roman: 42 Late Antiquity: 203 Early Medieval (1st Kingdom): 54 Medieval (2nd Kingdom / Byzantine): 401 Ottoman / Renewal: 34...

This paper had no novel samples other than three samples from Gepid Romania. I13839 only had big IBD segments with two siblings or cousins from an Avar site in Hungary. KD-29 and OBH-52, 14-14.2 CMs single strand. But the Avar samples had no IBD network to ancient Balkan samples, until Akhbari...

Hutsul: (Штим / Shtym): Trousers made from the shorter, coarser "waste" wool (shtym) are much cheaper, costing between 2.50 – 3 zlr. Per twitter posts from johane, this word also exists in south-eastern Serbia as a pastoral term shtim, with same meaning as Hutsul, which the source connects with...

Are you asking if I will email your professor?

Revised this old article and this time used AI: https://kul.cnu.edu.ua/wp-content/uploads/sites/46/2018/11/Visnyk_Filolohiia_2008_Vypusk_-XIX-XX.pdf шук/shuksearch (listed under social objects)shikon(shikoj, shëkoj, shukoj) - 1) to look at [ ]; observe 2) to examine [ ] carefully 3) to take...

Rrenjet claims Skenderbeg is J2b-L283. "Most typical Illyrian lineage", according to henchman bojaxhi

That wraps up the last two dictionaries. In this post I will post some quotes from Volodymyr Shukhevych work "Hutsulshchyna (1897–1908)", it's a five volume work. This is only from volume 1-2. It's the equivalent of national geographic type of coverage. Some words were shown before, examples add...