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    Who were and are the Albanians and their DNA

    It is here the most recent and comprehensive scientific research: According to the source we can conclude that the most Ancient indigenous current populations of Europe are: (Considering Early Neolithic to mid Neolithic ONLY, because if we go more back they should have came from somewhere else...
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    Y-DNA haplogroups of ancient civilizations

    I will have to reiterate again, if we go way back every single group is descend from Y chromosome with its homeland Africa http://www.eupedia.com/europe/european_haplogroups_timeline.shtml
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    Palasgians, pre Ancient Greeks...would their DNA be E-V13?

    It is here the most recent and comprehensive scientific research: According to the source we can conclude that the most Ancient indigenous current populations of Europe are: (Considering Early Neolithic to mid Neolithic ONLY, because if we go more back they should have came from somewhere else...
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    Y-DNA haplogroups of ancient civilizations

    Having that it mind than also it does not mean that just because those regions speak from the balo-slavic roots they are proto-slavic or even descent from slavs (because i have explained it above) thats why i suppose that slavs might had I2a but at much lower rate than R1b. Of course not in...
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    Is there any difference between Kosovo Albanians and Albanians from Albania?

    I have the same issue with Yetos too, he never sources studies and more than 90% are all of his opinions and not based on sources. He is everywhere in my thread and this has started to be very annoying lately.
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    Is there any difference between Kosovo Albanians and Albanians from Albania?

    I think this is actually the opposite because Albanians from Kosova (gheghs) have the highest E-V13 in the region 47.5%, that being said E-V13 is very high especially in West Macedonia, north and South Greece, also very high at Peloponnese area, and also quite high especially in south Italy and...
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    Is there any difference between Kosovo Albanians and Albanians from Albania?

    I would say a very slight difference (speaking genetically), although i think we should get the average because current Albanians in Albania are 4 million and at the neighbours over 3.5 million, which includes Kosovo 2 million, Macedonia at least 600,000, east Montenegro, South Serbia, and south...
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    Who were and are the Albanians and their DNA

    As for the Language and recent scientific papers The french scholar (see minute 31) states Eastern Branch of PEI closely related with Armenian-Phrygian-Greek, while Albanian is of a Western branch Balkanic and unrelated to the eastern branch, therefore it is not a brach of an Indic/Iranian...
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    Who were and are the Albanians and their DNA

    More facts are coming..... Originally Posted by Maciamo Norwegians have a higher combined percentage of R1a + R1b than Belarussians and Ukrainians. Plenty of Central Asians invaded eastern Europe over the last 5000 years, almost completely eliminating R1b in the region. I explained 5 years...
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    Palasgians, pre Ancient Greeks...would their DNA be E-V13?

    I think you have plenty of information regarding E-V13 in this Thread if you read from the start to the end. I wouldn't say there is "Albanian types E1b" nor for any other populations (as dna are pretty mixed to all populations). E-V13 is 10,000 ybp and its a subcalde of M -78. Therefore there...
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    Makin a map of EEF, WHG and ANE admixtures in Europe. Please post your data.

    I meant early Neolithic through mid Neolithic and if excluding current Russia and the far north east Belarus. Still looks like as below (early Neolithic through mid Neolithic) the Majority in Europe (excluding current Russia) was: 1: I2a1 & I1 2: E-V13 3: G2a1 (dont know why or how by today is...
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    Palasgians, pre Ancient Greeks...would their DNA be E-V13?

    Yet again, are you reading my post at all?....it could be Pelazgian...read my post and sources please i dont want to reiterate over and over again.. https://www.webdepot.umontreal.ca/Usagers/tuitekj/MonDepotPublic/cours/IE/GrayAtkinson.pdf
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    Palasgians, pre Ancient Greeks...would their DNA be E-V13?

    Here is the E-V13 percentage for specific populations and specific locations. Very interesting percentage by a specific location Population -------------------------- Albanians(Kosovar) Language ------------ IE (Albanian) N ------ 114 R1b ------- 21.10 R1a ------- 4.42 I...
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    Palasgians, pre Ancient Greeks...would their DNA be E-V13?

    This is why i meant that more south is more ancient in current Europe, as far as we are talking about early Neolithic, and if we are talking about indigenous natives of European DNA (at least for Early Neolithic period), not taking into account current Russia Haplogroup Possible time of...
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    Massive migration from the steppe is a source for Indo-European languages in Europe

    This is why i meant that more south is more ancient in current Europe, as far as we are talking about early Neolithic, and if we are talking about indigenous natives of European DNA (at least for Early Neolithic period), not taking into account current Russia Haplogroup Possible time of...
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    Palasgians, pre Ancient Greeks...would their DNA be E-V13?

    Can you send me the source please? Once again if you have gone through the threads (and if your interested to read more) and online there is a majority that claim that Ancient Greek and Albanian language is already split at around 3,000 ybp, i don't want to reiterate thing over and over...
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    Palasgians, pre Ancient Greeks...would their DNA be E-V13?

    Originally Posted by LeBrok To be exact EEF is European hybrid, and it was found in Stuttgart. However it has over 80% component which came with first farmers. It is called Early Neolithic Farmer admixture. From archaeology we know that first farmers happened in Near East, and then farming...
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