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Interesting. From when is their time period ? Confirms an expansion from Germany, Switzerland and Austria into the Western Balkans ? https://www.eupedia.com/forum/threads/34436-Celts?p=653955#post653955

This is from an account of Ottoman Albania, written by Antonio Bruni in 1596, I took some parts out, I will add more later:

Kosova, with samples from Rrenjet project: EV-13: 30.7% R1b-M269: 24.9% J2b2-L283: 18.5% I-Y3120: 7.4% I-M253: 6.4% R-M417: 3.7% Kosova (+Presheva), with samples from Gjenetika project: EV-13: 29.9% J2b2-L283: 25.5% R1b-M269: 25% I2a-CTS10228: 6.4% I1-M253: 6.9%

I see the page on Eupedia here has not been updated since 2017 https://www.eupedia.com/europe/european_y-dna_haplogroups.shtml . Some of those countries listed have also used very low samples. Is it possible to update it and also add these samples from these projects for Albanians ...

Here a video

Where is the Albanian folklore ?

Proto-Celts lived next to Proto-Illyrians and both came from the Hallstatt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallstatt_culture Only thing is that proto-Illyrian moved into the Balkans while Celtic speakers still lived there until the Roman period when they were conquered by Rome and Romanized and...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raetia Arbor/Arbon was a Raetian town

Here is something interesting I found https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbon , the name Arbon appears in Switzerland which used to be inhabited by Celts and Raetians , the name also appears among Illyrians as does the name 'Albanoi' , in fact, 'Arbon' or 'Arbonites' was an old name for Albanian...

https://www.majstro.com/dictionaries/Albanian-English/pidhi Now guess what 'Kari' means ? :lol2:

''Malcolm touches on the “ traditional ”perception of Serbian mythology associated with the migration and privileges of Leopold given to Serb He assumes that the key document (Inviatorium) was knowingly fabricated by Serbs (available in Latin and Serbian , parts translated into English , so it...

Thanks for the support Czechs :bigsmile: In the Czech monograph Dějiny Albánie (Praha , 2008) we find questioning the conclusions of Serbian historiography: British researcher Noel Malocm after studying the available source materials in the second half of the 1990s proved that the...

Reminds me of that nutcase Croatian female member on ''Apricity'' who claims Roman input genetically changed the Balkans :laughing:

Pidhi is pidhi.

https://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/magazine/thebattleofkosovo

Kari, where is Pidhi ?

Here Albanian Y-DNA results you can use http://www.gjenetika.com/statistikat/ https://rrenjet.com/statistikat/

LOL. You're just mad you're EV-13 and link it to Proto-Albanians. But I'm the one who is anti-Albanian ? No, I'm just a realist. I can even criticize myself and admit things about myself that I don't like. Don't worry, mr.''Kosovan'', I'm EV-13 too from other sides. :laughing:

Never said it peaks only in Kosovo. It peaks in Kosovo and Northern Albania compared to other Albanian lands. It depends on the regions. Some regions EV-13 is more common, others R1b or J2b2. It's like that in Macedonia too. EV-13 maybe peaks only in Kosove there in your study that is older...