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  1. eupator

    Admixtools admixtools2 TUTORIAL for WINDOWS.

    You haven't set your left, right, target. You also get that error because you haven't set a f2 dir and a mypops list. Skip the extract f2 step and go straight to f4 like I wrote above.
  2. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    2K+ views so far, not bad. Thanks for the bump. :laughing:
  3. eupator

    European R-M269 older than Yamnaya Culture?

    Modern Z2103 actually peaks in Armenians and other groups in the neighbourhood.
  4. eupator

    Admixtools admixtools2 TUTORIAL for WINDOWS.

    These are libraries auto generated by the command with f2stats. You can skip these commands extract_f2(prefix, my_f2_dir, pops = mypops, overwrite = TRUE, maxmiss = 1) f2_blocks = f2_from_precomp(my_f2_dir, pops = mypops, afprod = TRUE) if you want and go straight to f4 with results =...
  5. eupator

    Admixtools admixtools2 TUTORIAL for WINDOWS.

    So far so good, 1240K are the high-SNP files and the HO are the low-SNP but with the moderns in from the Human Origin database.
  6. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    In the material sense following a spiritual paradigm. Land + people in this argument.
  7. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    The Christian nation of the Rums is expansive, not contractile, or at least it should be. In 2023, Hellenism is at its most minuscule it has ever been for the past 3000 years at the very least. Answer this question to yourself not to me, did the lodge-born Kingdom of 1836 facilitate the...
  8. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    See, that wasn't that hard, was it.
  9. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    Sure, but we disagree on the 'divergence' part I am afraid. The divergent elements are the 'mainland' Greeks with their foreign medieval settler ancestry as evident from their mass I2a-din and E-V13 haplos and their complete lack of linguistic and ethnographic evolution (even from Medieval times).
  10. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    Dionysios Solomos, your 'national poet' and writer of the national hymn was a high level tectonic mason (together with Rigas Feraios, and others). The first verse 'Σε γνωρίζω από την κόψη του σπαθιού την τρομερή, σε γνωρίζω από την όψη που με βία μετράει τη γη ...' is an almost word-to-word...
  11. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    Your emotional response shows your desperation. The cards are laid on the table, readers can judge for themselves. I am confident in my conviction, I don't need to resort to ad homs. Trebizond was the last Kingdom of the Eastern Romans and a pivotal centre of Greco-Roman culture during the...
  12. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    PS. Ancient "Makedonian original" from surdistan, do you understand or are you able to reciprocate any of the words or the syntax of this pontic traditional song in perfect medieval Greek (Rum), sung here by the lovely Cypriot choir? No? I didn't think so.
  13. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    Vlach song, polyphonic from Epirus, is the best you can do for "Makedonian original" nativity claims. :laughing: I guess you are from Surdistan, haha, makes sense. :laughing: Ed: To give context for the rest of the forum, the "Sourdoi" Vlachs ("Surdu" nickname in Vlach = "deaf", the person who...
  14. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    The cognitive dissonance of the 'mainland' Greeks posters, like dorian9, ITT has reached such levels as to claim an obvious Albanian Cham ethnographic piece, named after the same very region of said ethnic group (Chameria), a word with an etymological meaning in Albanian but not Greek, as...
  15. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    I will just answer this because my previous points weren't addressed. I just saw posts about the ethnic dances of Albanian Chams ("Chamiko"), people from the Balkans playing Balkan themes (Karakachans, various foustanella wearing groups), an ancient Greek flute somehow being the ancestor of the...
  16. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    That is some young person, not a professional musician. She's pretty good, I applaud her dedication to preserving her heritage. I am a big fan of his. Another one of his contemporaries from Trabzon if you are interested: I agree 100%. Check these young outfits out:
  17. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    Seething 'mainland greeks' ITT, there's more coming when I have time, fasten your seatbelts. :laughing:
  18. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    No, you! :laughing:
  19. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    "Divergent" Greek song in a dialect so archaic, modern Greeks have difficulty grasping apart from a few words here and there, sung by a Turkish girl from Trabzon! There are modern Turks in Turkey right now speaking to each other and singing their songs in a Greek dialect so archaic...
  20. eupator

    Greece and the Oriental question.

    And if you'd be so kind, "dorian", as a non-divergent real Greek to explain to a "diverged" Oriental like myself why in 2015-2023, you still sing and dance in Albanian in your Morean and Attican villages? Also, to our "Makedonian original" friend to kindly explain why in 2015-2023 the...
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