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1) Pliny the Elder - Historia Naturalis Scirii and Hirri live next to Venedi and Sarmatians... in fact, there is a note that Parisot believes that they are tribes of Slavic Venedi "This gulf, which has the name of the 'Codanian,' is filled with islands; the most famous among which is...

this thread should be without theories about origin of people. it should be just what we would like to know.... let me start... 1) what percentage of I2a-Din in Bohemia is I2a-Din south 2) what is the percentage of I2a-Din in Sorbs (Wends) 3) separate maps for J2a and J2b both for Europe and...

from proto-indo-european dictionary *sueb(h)o, *sued | own => free, own, independent hence Swede and Suebi *suerb | turn *uend | turn hence Serbs and Wends note that Sorbs (small Slavic nation from East Germany) are also called Wends and Lusatians. they call themselves Serbja also *uend...

perhaps weird idea, but what if: Goths (and some other Germanic people) carried R-s28 Ostrogoths were very populous in north Italy... and Visigoths originally settled in southwest France... low frequency of haplogroup in Ukraine can be explained with Goths mostly moving out, and also area...

actually, I was probably wrong all along...... latest research shows: 1) that haplogroup I in Afghanistan is in fact I2b1 which is in Europe related to Germanic tribes... http://www.plosone.org/article/info%...l.pone.0034288 2) this I2 is not found in Pashtuns who are considered to origin...

there is a noteable correlation in spreads of R1a and Q on the maps below... do you think it is coincidence of spreads taking same paths or there is a real link in two spreads... for me it suggests that Q was incorporated by R1a population in Ukraine area and has spread from there to several...

no offense but there is no data for such conclusions... thracian words we know were recorded in greek which gives them greek look and feel but that doesnot mean they were originally similar to greek words in any way... there are 23 words in total that are recorded as thracian words... the rest...