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Spoken like a true Serb. Or an ungrateful Kosovan that forgets Albania opened up the borders to his people, took in refugees, and provided them with food and clothing. Such backstabbing. Could have left you at the borders starving and ripe for the taking. Ungrateful Shka.

Fustan is a veteran account that's been here for years. Wouldn't be surprised if you and paleorevenge are the same sock puppets of other users. Specifically a banned Serb spouting the same bs. What do you know your account appeared on both eupedia and anthro around the same exact time he was...

You literally dished out a slew of ad hominims on everyone and what valid point? What pseudoscientific argument? You clowns literally just said J2b-L283 has no diversity in Proto-Albanians and was absorbed in 1300CE. Do you clowns even look at the actual phylogeny and branch diversity? Both...

Unlike yourself, I have no delusions of grandeur about my Y-DNA. I know it mostly came from the North East with Slavic tribes and secondarily some other groups of Barbaricum in the early medieval. You on the other hand my Neo-Kosovan friend, seemed to have forgotten that your father and his...

Literal hogwash. You have no idea what you're saying. Do you know what Y-DNA diversity is? Because it sounds like you have no clue. A simple search would show you that diversity for J2b-L283 jn Albanians among other lineages goes back to the LBA and IA. So your timeline is completely off by...

I find it really nonsensical that people can just assign one haplogroup per population like they were some inbred buffoons. All these lineages were already present within Illyrians. Even if E-V13 was dominant in Thracians, it does not negate that E-V13 was already present in Illyrians where it...

This is utterly wrong in so many ways. It's really a shame to think someone could be so deluded. Or perhaps there's a clear agenda. The diversity of J2b-L283, E-V13 and R1b within Albanians stretches back to the LBA and Iron Age. They were present for all stages of the Proto-Albanian...

It depends on what your definition of Proto-Albanian is. Because, Albanians already carried J2b-L283 l, E-V13 and R1b with diversity stretching mostly to the Iron Age and late Bronze Age. E-V13 diversity is mostly between 400-700BCE going by yfull. A couple branches with Albanians going back to...

To be fair, there is a greater diversity of E-V13 in Albanians than Greeks, and it's likely not to have entered Greece until the Iron Age with populations of the North. Presumably related to some Proto-Albanians. At least this goes for most Greek E-V13. Perhaps Epirotes carried a sizeable...

Collapse?? You do realize Komani is argued to be a symbiosis between Illyrians, Greco-Romans, Slavs, Avars, Huns etc right? Komani likely represents the late proto-Albanian ethnogensis which eventually solidified into the early medieval Albanians mentioned first the first time between the...

Yea, I see it with some from there as well. More often than not though, it's those who have been mixing for generations and have some sort of dual-identity now. However, mount is a full blown Albanian from Kosove. The fact he actually tries to distinguish the two as separate races, and waves his...

I agree. It also undermines the struggle, both past and present of Albanians in Kosove. Sure we can reference tribal identities and geographic idioms like Kosovar, Dibran, etc. But, trying to champion some non-existent identity as "Kosovan" whilst pretending Albanians and the Albanian language...

I would ignore him, he's Serb.

Yea, lol. Idk why that is becoming a thing now. He is not the first person I have met who says "I am not Albanian, I am Kosovan".

He identifies as "Kosovan" like some of these other Albanian youth from Kosove, who act like we are two different ethnicities.

Is there any actual evidence they are etymologically linked to the Albanian phrases(regardless of similarity)??

There is R1a-M458, and R1a-Z280, including R1a-Z93 especially in China. Why is it odd in the case of the Han exactly?

Don't waste your time with that anti-Albanian ding bat. Must have been repeated 3 times that we don't have samples from those areas and he still mouths off the same things like a broken record.

You're referring to the I-CTS10228 sample?? Are you still ignoring the fact that the sample was confirmed contaminated on the fact that he was mostly modern South-West Slavic like, and also has a mtdna that only has a tmrca with others in the 18th century and formed in the 15th century of the...

Firstly, it is nearly impossible to know what the percentage of particular haplogroups were, due to most being the result of founder effects and bottlenecks. Secondly, I2a/R1a was most certainly having nothing to do with these early peoples. At least I-Y3120 & R1a-Z280/M458, which makes up...