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Maybe yes,maybe no.

I just gave proposal it has similar explanation Bryges in Germanic Berg (Mountain), Serbian breg (hill, slope, mountain)

Some legend exist that Gordium, got the name from Gordias Phyrgian king,they were prior in the Balkans called according to Herodot Bryges = Breg (hill, slope, mountain) in Slavic,Gordium,Gordias can be explained like Gord=Proud,Gordium=Grad(city) etc Slavic,but they were perhaps some mix of...

The "arival" is proven by what 19th century inception? I see a debate yet.. and have you understand the point what i actualy wrote if "Slavs" came from that region the influence upon Romanian would be East Slavic and not South Slavic,haven't said East and West don't exist but there is no proves...

Serbinum was recorded in present day Bosnia by Ptolemy and other authors which perhaps derrive it's name from the Sarmatian tribe Serboi and we don't know how Tribalians called themselves,The Triballi were a Thracian tribe that received influences from Celts, Scythians and Illyrians.So they...

There is no older or younger Slavs,language,variant or dialect,like which proves that Slavs moved from North to South? there is no prove,rather 19th century inception which some still follow,Slavs are where they are.

Yes but i was saying that those Paleo-Balkanic languages and many places,settlements,words fit very well in Balto-Slavic and can be explained,depends on region the word itself is very old and how can you trace in Albanian-Romanian that is another thing,the word mean Tumulus.

As far i am aware Latin is not autochtounous in the Balkans neither any Romance,in Balto-Slavic or Thracian we seem to explain most of the settlements in large area of the Balkans,we are talking about languages here not about any "migrations" this word couldn't enter Slavic like many others if...

Zdzisław Skork Polish archeologist writes: At the time of the Roman Empire, that is, until the mid 5th century, nobody had heard of them. When the Western Empire suddenly collapsed under the siege of German barbarians, they emerged from the dark abyss of Balkan provinces.The Byzantines describe...

Topomyns that you mention show exactly who inhabited that region,even in Albania 50% or more are of Slavic origin regardless you all neighbors change them,Albanians are first mentioned as far 12th century,first alphabet in the 20th century,you should thank the Ottoman Turks and the Muslim faith...

The thing is that the arival of "Slavs" was never proven,even Marija Gimbutas the author of Kurgan hypothesis,which i consider maybe the most biased in Slavic studies,has said that there is no archeological proves for the migration in the Balkans.And let alone linguistic if we consider that...

For Thracian we find most of the words in Balto-Slavic,some in Sanskrit and Avestan has cognates that is nothing new if we know the Indo-Aryan migration.Therefore Lithuanian (Baltic) like most archaic IE is the most similar to Sanskrit,all are from same root but some keep more archaism.

remember thracian was spoken even in Kaspian sea and minor Asia as historians say Tios Bakchos (Phrygian Thracian) become Θεος compined with Dios, and Bog We still use the word BOG for GOD.

Another evidence that no Slavs migrated from Milograd culture or any of that region. Much has been made of Slavic influence upon Romanian.But,if anything the linguistcis evidence contradicts the idea of migration of the Slavs from their Urheimat in Galicia(Western Ukraine) to the...

How you explain this,if Slavic came from so far and so late:Balkanic Sprachbund locally or as place names,magula or tumba in Greece, mogila in Bulgaria, gòmila/mògila in Serbia,gamúle/mágule in Albania. But the word, with the meaning of ‘tumulus’, ‘tumb’, is diffused also in the rest of the...

Curta is archeologist not linguistic,don't know why you bring him into question,so called "migration" period has not much support in anything today to begin with,you prolong something that we have no knowledge on any Slavic in that region,neither in toponyms,neither in names until late 10th...

and the strange of Cyrrill to go to Great Moravia, and area known to Roman, makes me think that Slavic Elite (royalty nobility) moved there, Cyril went in Great Moravia to influence them with Eastern church,Glagolithic alphabet they called for that mission,but the plan failed.

Not sure,Russian primary chronicle tell us Severi came from the Danube to Ukraine,traditional history tell us other way arround who know :laughing: historians connect them with South Slavs,it's a big mess,Sclaveni however become synonim of Slavs later and after in historiography,but none...

Haplogroup found among Slavic countries we can say,can be connected with Slavs. The Dinaric region where this haplogroup is the most frequent comprises some of the most impenetrable regions in Europe,Italy has nothing to do with this haplogroup to me it's not weird if it's not present there,Most...