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Yh, Albanians are the most homogeneous European ethnic group in terms of IBD sharing and autosomal

They could also be Trieshi

Will have to test their Ydna to know, but I doubt it as they say that they have been in Borove for forever lol, although I have a suspicion that they could be Krasniqi

^^ My mothers maiden name shows that they live/lived in a mountainous and isolated area, Mali(Mountain in English)

I would like to see my maternal sides autosomal so that I can see if it's a Dibran thing, Dibrans seem to be more neolithic shifted for example on ancient origins Trojet get 60% Neolithic you get 62% and I although I am half Dibran I get 60% Neolithic

Yes but Malsors took Slavic or Vlach brides from time to time unlike Dibrans

People from Dibra e vogel perhaps are Ghegs that didn't get any further admix from their neighbors due to isolation

It's possible, but I doubt it as I don't seem to have much or any Levantine admix meaning that my paternal ancestor's admix got diluted quick when they settled in the Balkans. I think it's due to the region as my mothers side is from a nearby village

If you are Z93 which I think you are, then your paternal ancestor most likely was a Thracian or a Scythian but I would say Thracian.

^^ Interesting. Maybe it's because my maternal side is from a really nearby village to his. My fathers side on the other hand should be the one that shifts me north

Ghegs plot near Tuscans and sometimes north Italians and Bulgarians. Tosks seem to plot more south near with Greeks and Sardinians

He's from north-eastern Albania and from a village near my mothers so I was expecting him to be more northern shifted like me and other Ghegs, but perhaps it's due to isolation of the Neolithic farmers, I would like to test my mothers side and see if they have a similar admix due to them being...

I belong to to this Mtdna and I would like to know more info on it, so does anybody know anything on it? So far I know that nearly all members of T1a1l I know of apart from a Sicilian is from the Balkans showing that it probably originated there and that it was carried by Paleo-Balkanites, T1 in...