Where does the Albanian language come from? [VIDEO]

BAMs are not out yet so we can’t check them.

Regarding R1b-CTS1450:
Cinamak, Albania (1700-400BCE)
Cinamak, Albania (1400-1700CE)
Lisicin Dol, Marvinci, Valandonovo North Macedonia (783-549BCE)

Sample from Lisicin Dol should be Paeonian. Also samples around Skopje should be Dardanian. I see one M269 from Bucinci-Skopje.
 
BAMs are not out yet so we can’t check them.

Regarding R1b-CTS1450:
Cinamak, Albania (1700-400BCE)
Cinamak, Albania (1400-1700CE)
Lisicin Dol, Marvinci, Valandonovo North Macedonia (783-549BCE)

Sample from Lisicin Dol should be Paeonian. Also samples around Skopje should be Dardanian. I see one M269 from Bucinci-Skopje.

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First potential Ancient Macedonian sample, potentially E-V13.

[FONT=&quot]1) I10166; ca. 500-100 BCE; Isar Marvinci, North Macedonia; E-L618[/FONT]
 
Well, E-V13 confirmed Thracian, it's all over Thrace, only 1 R1a in Kapitan Andreevo among E-V13'ers. It looks like Noua-Sabatinovaska and Gava/Wieteneberg from Carpathian Mountains formed Proto-Thracians.

No E-V13 in Iron Age Albania, 1 in Iron Age Croatia though.

One thing to consider though, in Neolithic Romania there is no E-V13, so, it must have been.

Couple of E-V13 in Early Middle Age Marmara, Turkey. I think, either in mutation notatation they wrongly assigned to J2a, they look E1b1b1a1b in ISOGG.


Nice, I do want to say I never felt worried, as all the evidence was clearly pointing to this. For those who hate my guts they can go back to my summary post, where I expected Illyrians to stay J2b with some R1b.
So the big fat elephant in the room. Albanians today are something like 30-35% E-V13, but there is almost zero in Illyrian Albania. Time for self reflection peeps.
 
Also a CTS7556 from Ulanci Gradsco (1371-1123BCE)
 
First potential Ancient Macedonian sample, potentially E-V13.

1) I10166; ca. 500-100 BCE; Isar Marvinci, North Macedonia; E-L618

Isar Marvinci is in south-west Macedonia near Thrace, as far from Illyria as Macedonia can get.
 
Lots of J2b-L283 in Montenegro and lots of it in Cetina Croatia spanning from 2000 BCE onwards. Cool.
 
Nice, I do want to say I never felt worried, as all the evidence was clearly pointing to this. For those who hate my guts they can go back to my summary post, where I expected Illyrians to stay J2b with some R1b.
So the big fat elephant in the room. Albanians today are something like 30-35% E-V13, but there is almost zero in Illyrian Albania. Time for self reflection peeps.

They show up later on, do not worry they will come up after IA.


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Not high coverage, i am pretty sure Serbia/Kosovo was packed with E-V13.

At this stage i can guess Vatin, Vatya, Hatvan, Nagyrev must be the ancestor of E-V13. No way they can just pop up in Psenicevo in dozen numbers like that.

There is a good chance the original Dardani were R1b, and the western ones(Kosovo) had a Illyrian J2b layer, and the eastern ones had E-V13 Thracian layer, and the common substrate that united both spheres, R1b.
 
There is a good chance the original Dardani were R1b, and the western ones(Kosovo) had a Illyrian J2b layer, and the eastern ones had E-V13 Thracian layer, and the common substrate that united both spheres, R1b.

So far it looks like Ulanci were R1b-Z2103 and they were pushed from Channeled-Ware who at this stage are one of the good candidates of Proto-Dardanians.
 
We are still lacking the G25 coordinates for the samples, and PaleoRevenge has already gone off on a tangent lol. First, let's observe the result, and then you may make your snide remarks.
 
Lots of J2b-L283 in Montenegro and lots of it in Cetina Croatia spanning from 2000 BCE onwards. Cool.
Hawk, which ID are the Velim Kosa mtDNA H7 samples? Cannot find them.

Wow. There are so many Montenegrin and Croatian J2b samples labelled as just J-M102 so the total number of J2b-L283 clearly exceeds the 21 named in that info excerpt.
 
We are still lacking the G25 coordinates for the samples, and PaleoRevenge has already gone off on a tangent lol. First, let's observe the result, and then you may make your snide remarks.

0 E-V13 in Bronze Age and Iron Age Albania. The main haplogroup in Albanians, practically absent in ancient Albania. Kind of a big deal.
 
0 E-V13 in Bronze Age and Iron Age Albania. The main haplogroup in Albanians, practically absent in ancient Albania. Kind of a big deal.

If Riverman's theory stands in stone then there should be E-V13 in Iron Age Albania, it just wasn't found yet.
 
If Riverman's theory stands in stone then there should be E-V13 in Iron Age Albania, it just wasn't found yet.

Kanellure/Channeled-Ware was noted by Albanian archaeologists. Frano Prendi said that the Pannonian-Urnfield influence reached only Southern Albania, and they came from the sea. Probably via Adriatic. But not sure. let's see.
 
Hawk, which ID are the Velim Kosa mtDNA H7 samples? Cannot find them.

Wow. There are so many Montenegrin and Croatian J2b samples labelled as just J-M102 so the total number of J2b-L283 clearly exceeds the 21 named in that info excerpt.

They are brothers.

I188313868; Tumulus 2/G1, individual BAdultpetrousThis studyPinhasi, Ron; Novak, Mario; Natalija ČondićContext: Archaeological - Period2201144500-1 BCEHRV_AncVelim-KosaCroatia1240K12.64MCroatia, Stankovci, Velim 2014 Family A (2 members) (I18830-I18831 have a sibling relationship [brothers])Lazaridis caller (12/6/2020) based on Yfull 8.09 running directly on the bamJ-PH1602J2b2a1a1a1b2~H7[0.005,0.011]ss.halfS18831.Y1.E1.L1PASS (Xcontam=[0.005,0.011])
I188303867; Tumulus 2/G1; individual AAdultpetrousThis studyPinhasi, Ron; Novak, Mario; Natalija ČondićContext: Archaeological - Period2201144500-1 BCEHRV_Anc_brother.I18831Velim-KosaCroatia1240K12.164MCroatia, Stankovci, Velim 2014 Family A (2 members) (I18830-I18831 have a sibling relationship [brothers])Lazaridis caller (12/6/2020) based on Yfull 8.09 running directly on the bamJ-PH1602J2b2a1a1a1b2~H7[0.004,0.011]ss.halfS18830.Y1.E1.L1PASS
 

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