Laberia@ You are on my ignore list here
It`s not important for me and not related with the topic that we are discussing here. This is an scientific forum not an dating site.
and i was answering another member about his possible origin of Y-DNA,most people that particular haplogroup connect with Slavs,so no need to ask questions and negate everything it is documented history and the Slavic presence there in southern Albania,and this tribe has a most probably a connection to that area,
Absolutely, you have the sacred holy right to explain everything you want. And here you have all my full support. Problems starts when people begin to falsify, making conclusions without mentioning a scientific source, for example this conclusion:
Also, Vlora was a hotspot for the Baiounitai Slavic tribe.
Or as in your case when you deliberately falsified the conclusions of the article mentioned by you.
the Vajuniti tribe,they settled southern Albania and Epirus,tribe known as Baiounitai.
But first of all it is necessary to say that the article of Wiki quoted by you is also a falsification of history, certainly not in the brutal way you did, but in a slightly more sophisticated way. For example:
Some connect the region of
Thesprotia, known as Vagenetia up until the 1270s,
[12] to the tribe.
[13][14]
14-Inge Lyse Hansen; Richard Hodges; Sarah Leppard (8 January 2013).
Butrint 4: The Archaeology and Histories of an Ionian Town. Oxbow Books. pp. 249–.
ISBN 978-1-78297-102-3. Here you have the page 249 of the book:
Butrint 4: The Archaeology and Histories of an Ionian Town
13 The Western Defences Peter Soustal also suggests a possibility of Slavs arriving at Butrint by the end of 6th century; but thus far no evidence of destruction by fire has been revealed in Butrint related to this time period. Nevertheless, for evidence of a Slavic presence on the coastal region of Epirus-where Butrint lies-in the early Middle Ages, some scholars speak of the early medieval toponym, Vagenetia, the root of which they trace back at the slavic tribe of Baiunetes. The Baiunetes are first mentioned in Book II of the Miracles of Saint Demetrius. Not all scholars, however agree that the word Vagenetia derives from this Slavic tribe of Baiunetes.
As you can see, we are in front of scandalous falsification by the anonymus author/s of this article of Wikipedia. What the authors of this book are trying to say is that there is no evidence of the arrival of the Slavs in Butrint, that the word
Vagenetia is not derived from this Slavic tribe of
Baiunetes. Meanwhile the Anonymus of Wiki, putting the words of the authors out of context, is trying to say us a totally different thing. This is an evident falsification. The reason of this falsification? In my opinion, since this article is written by anonymus Slavic members of Wikipedia and they have used as references for their article mostly Serb and FYROM scholars(and we know what kindof scholars they are), they have decided to add the name of some Western scholar giving in this way more credibility to their falsification.
if is not this tribe,than there were some other damned "Slavs".
The migration of the Slavic tribes, their settlements and in many cases their replacement or even their physical elimination by the Byzantines, it`s an huge and interesting topic. But in an respected international forum, you can not discuss in this way. This kind of discussion can be
good for FYROM and other slavic forums, but not here.