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I had heard this theory that the Serbs could be Thracians, but I prefer not to comment on the subject, besides do you have a source what you say?

" In the Little Town, if he may be depended upon, they generally speak High Duch; but in the Old and New Towns chiefly Bohemian.The extentive Language, of which the Bohemian, Polish, and Moravian are Dialects,is called Ratz. ‘Tis the old Sclavonian, and is at prefent spoken in a good Part of...

Thomas Hyde : Linguâ Servianâ seu Illyricâ ,,Doctrina Christiana, cum Precibus, Psalmis & Litaniâ: item, Cogitationes Spirituales linguâ Servianâ seu Illyricâ." "Christian doctrine with prayers, psalms and litanies and spiritual thoughts in Serbian or Illyrian." "Source and title of the...

»It is, perhaps, not generally remembered that the greatest warrior and one of the most illustrious emperors of the part of the Roman world were of Slavic origin. The vernacular name of which Justinian is the Latin translation was Upravda, or "the Upright;" and his invincible general Belisarius...

These last three haplogroups cannot help detect the Sarmatians because they could have been brought by the Greeks, Romans, Caucasian and Turkish peoples. Only the Iranian R1a-394 haplogroup can help detect Sarmat. On the internet presentation of the "Serbian DNA project", one can find...

Although my dear compatriot, the text on haplogroup I2 among the Serbian population ends normally today, but since it is Sunday I will see for your information also I am translating my DNA texts from a teacher's book scientific in Serbia and not media reviews except that of Al Jazeera which...

hi can you tell me what exactly does that mean thank you pity that the video I cannot post it

Al Jazeera article confirms, scientific sources I posted but since you haven't read all of them so you can't know sorry

here is my timeline

In order to test the theory about the Sarmatian origin of the Serbian name, it is necessary to check whether there are R1a-394 haplogroups in both Serbian populations. Namely, Russian geneticists are relatives of the DNA in the Sarmatian mounds and tombs of Alan, who are relatives of the...

Young I am not young at all, it touches me what you tell me to rejuvenate myself in this way it always pleases, and no I can not guess, for the simple reason I do not know where you are to stop, since for years I have done a lot of research on the origin of the Serbs, the book that I can quote...

why is blurry is ridiculous is absurd and a book that came out in 2018? I have your attention you just commented so you read what I write especially what I translate

For my part I did my DNA test at 23andme, I have 64% from Balkan and 6.2% from East European but 0% from Russia, on MyTrueAncestry in my full detailed timeline I have this displayed 3180 BC Bronze Age Veliko Tanovo. But hey it doesn't matter to my life

Sources: Haplogroup percentages were taken from multiple papers. Most of the data were for Croats, so the author searched for the arithmetic mean from the papers published by Siiri Rootsi et al.(2004), Ornella Semino et al. (2004), Marijana Pericic et al. (2005) and Vincenza Battaglia et...

The origin of the Serbian R1a haplogroup Since R1a is a Slavic haplogroup in Europe and since its frequency is far higher in northern Europe than in the Balkans, it is obvious that it is the best candidate for proof of the arrival of Serbs in the 7th century, according to the description of...

Let's go back to our main topic Thanks to genetics, it can be easily proven that both schools are partially right. However, it is easy to conclude that Serbs cannot be completely autochthonous due to the fact that neither Illyrians nor Thracians had Slavic names. Someone had to bring Slavic...

I don't know if it's a charlatan, or a bogus site but Al Jazeera is a news media site, we will be coming soon tonight I will post some of the translated text on the haplogroup

We will soon come back to the main topic haplogroups

I want to come to a subject that has nothing to do with haplogroups, on the text of Dobrica Cosic "We lie to deceive ourselves, to console others, we lie for mercy, we lie to fight fear, to encourage ourselves, to hide our own and someone else's misery. We lie for love and honesty. We lie...