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He has some Illyrian friends.Garrick, how can we possibly know that?
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He has some Illyrian friends.Garrick, how can we possibly know that?
Garrick, how can we possibly know that?
Extremely speculative. The same way we can say that proto-Slavs entered Eastern Europe in 2500 BC. Which is false, there were CW who expended on Northern Europe, from which eventually after 2000 years and additional mixing proto Slavs happened.Author highlights about Proto-Illyrians that warrior herders of the Yamnaya culture about 2000 BC from the Plateu of Phyrgia in Turkey came to the indigenous people Danubian farmers.
Actually if Illyrians formed in Balkans 1200 BC, the E1b-L618 has a lot to do with them and with other haplogroups that existed during their ethos, in their area. Even if it doesn't have much to do with prot-Illyrians (language/elite wise - if true) from Anatolis, it does with Illyrians from Balkans.It means E1b-L618, 5485 BC and R1b-Z2103, 2725 BC have nothing with Illyrians.
Illyrians formed 1200 BC, some source claims 1000 BC, some sources 1500 BC, it doesn't matter.
Think spectrum and probabilities. Don't be convinced and assured by some historian who is guessing the whole thing on few artifacts from the past, and paints it as black and white issue.
Actually if Illyrians formed in Balkans 1200 BC, the E1b-L618 has a lot to do with them and with other haplogroups that existed during their ethos, in their area. Even if it doesn't have much to do with prot-Illyrians (language/elite wise - if true) from Anatolis, it does with Illyrians from Balkans.
maybe hey we're. Maybe they weren't. Like I said, no evidence for or against. Very little of anything but sparse words exist. There is no solid consensus because there is no abundant evidence. Just fragments to which people attempt well educated guesses based on historical documentation which itself is a written work that may not be completely reliable. Hence the reason for archeology to confirm or reject historical claims. As any individual with common sense should understand, history is not a stand in for reality, but a perspective from the dominant tribe. Propaganda of the time if you will. Point is your claim is just as flimsy as that of Albanians claiming a connection. It's just guesswork until evidence is available. Until that it's all a waste of bickering. If you cared to read anything I said, I stated E-V13 is Neolithic not Illyrian. I also stated as would any common sense individual, that e-V13 most definitely participated in the ethnogenesis of Illyrians as did they many other tribes who absorbed their peoples. It is irrelevant whether or not Albanian has anything to do with the language. I have repeated this over and over. The fact remains, a good majority of Albanian men are paternally descended from Neolithic natives. Regardless of whether or not we spoke Illyrian or them pre indo European. Fact is fact, Albanians are largely natives. But I know I am speaking to a wall because you will resort to forming an argument where no argument should even exist considering there is no evidence to argue over. Just fanciful desires.
E1b CTS5856, source of CTS5856 is in Albanian hills, its descendants live there for 4700 years and today they call themselves Albanias.
This one is found.
But it can be entirely wrong, nobody can know without samples.
Your claim that they were in Albanian hills 4700 years ago, if you don’t have samples from a period 4700 years ago in these hills, is only speculation. You look static, nothing change in time but in real life we see process, and everything is changing.
Look at example, one population P before 1000 years lived on territory m and all inhabitants left this territory and settled in territory n. Someone who finds today’s state of haplogroups in territory n and analyze results can think according findings that population P lives in this territory for example entire 5000 years. But it is completely wrong. Only samples from different epoches in areas m and n will give us real idea what happened.
So situation about CTS5856 can be entirely different.
There is something different possibility. CTS5856 emerged somewhere in Alps possible in Germany, or Switzerland or surrounding. Carriers of this haplogroup later moved probably along river Danube. Where and when happened mix CTS5856 carriers and Indo-Europeans who came from direction of Ukraine. It is possible in Early Bronze age 3000-2700 BC in Eastern Hungary, Southeastern Slovakia furthermost west of Ukraine or surrounding (we should take in consideration in this time population who created Proto-Illyrians is somewhere in Eastern Anatolia/Western Iran, they went via Phyrgia Plateu and Bosphurs in the Balkans about 2000 BC). After that Direction in the Balkans carriers of CTS5658 could be eastern route from the north to east of Balkans and after in several directions. If it is so, this haplogroup could not be in Albanian hills 4700 years before, since it was somewhere in Eastern Hungary, Southeastern Slovakia and surrounding in that time.
You are making same mistake as Garrick, thinking that the all elements of today's Albanians existed in same place in the past. For example CTS5856 could exist here and was a part of EEF farming community since Neolithic. However the language together with Indo European population, which gave them a big part of today's authenticity, could have come from Anatolia during Bronze Age.For now we have statement of co-administrator FTDNA E-M35 project who claims that CTS5856 originate in north Albaninan hills, since descendants of this subclade exist in that area this means that Albanians with this subclade are autochthonous in Albania and wider, and do not come from Anatolia.
For now it is fact, how it will be in the future we will see.
Correctly it should read that CTS5856 originated where Albania is today. There was no Albania when it originated.that CTS5856 originate in north Albaninan hills, since descendants of this subclade exist in that area this means that Albanians with this subclade are autochthonous in Albania
You are making same mistake as Garrick, thinking that the all elements of today's Albanians existed in same place in the past. For example CTS5856 could exist here and was a part of EEF farming community since Neolithic. However the language together with Indo European population, which gave them a big part of today's authenticity, could have come from Anatolia during Bronze Age.
Correctly it should read that CTS5856 originated where Albania is today. There was no Albania when it originated.
LeBrok
Language question is one of main question for researchers, haplogroups can do important contribution as other disciplines to get right picture.
Creating Bulgarians, Albanians, Serbs and Romanians is part of same process of migrations 6-8 century.
Natives are assimilated in three cases except in the case of Romanians.
Scientists very precise determined two areas from which Albanias (Shqiptarët) as speakers of Albanian language (Gjuha Sqipe) could come to areas of today's Albania and determined that some third area is not possible.
All areas except these two above (northern) the Jirecek Line were Romanized and there people spoke Latin, southern of Jirecek Line is spoken Greek.
How can you be so sure about this? It is a common knowledge that IE languages were attested in Anatolia before they existed in Balkans. If they really moved into Balkans, we don't know that, but technically it is very likely.You're making basically the same mistake as well. No indo-European language came from Anatolia let alone Albanian. Get on with the program people, it's not 1800s anymore.
Chill dude. You don't need to engage any poster, if you can't control your temper.Search your Iranian roots and stop talking about Albanians in every freaking post of yours.
LeBrok
Language question is one of main question for researchers, haplogroups can do important contribution as other disciplines to get right picture.
Creating Bulgarians, Albanians, Serbs and Romanians is part of same process of migrations 6-8 century.
Natives are assimilated in three cases except in the case of Romanians.
Scientists very precise determined two areas from which Albanias (Shqiptarët) as speakers of Albanian language (Gjuha Sqipe) could come to areas of today's Albania and determined that some third area is not possible.
All areas except these two above (northern) the Jirecek Line were Romanized and there people spoke Latin, southern of Jirecek Line is spoken Greek.
You are making same mistake as Garrick, thinking that the all elements of today's Albanians existed in same place in the past. For example CTS5856 could exist here and was a part of EEF farming community since Neolithic. However the language together with Indo European population, which gave them a big part of today's authenticity, could have come from Anatolia during Bronze Age.
Correctly it should read that CTS5856 originated where Albania is today. There was no Albania when it originated.
Just listen to yourself. You are referring to Y DNA, which is 2% of whole DNA, as it makes a person and his origin. You are talking about 2% of a person, and only on half of population. Y DNA doesn't make anyone a brother. I have R1b and many Nigerians do, but it doesn't make us brothers or even far far cousins. R1b doesn't point you to the origin of Nigeriens, but only to origin of 2% of single male Nigerian. There are many instances that Y DNA correlates with genetic history of most of autosomal DNA in a person, but it doesn't have too, and in some instances it is very misleading. So be careful about your numbers and conclusions.Language has no connection with origin, 15% of Serbians with E1b who are brothers by male line with Albanians they speak Serbian while their brothers speak Albanian.
An example is Croatian I2a, which is not an Indo-European origin, and today everyone with that haplogroup in Croatia speaks Croatian Slavic Indo-European language.
Just listen to yourself. You are referring to Y DNA, which is 2% of whole DNA, as it makes a person and his origin. You are talking about 2% of a person, and only on half of population. Y DNA doesn't make anyone a brother. I have R1b and many Nigerians do, but it doesn't make us brothers or even far far cousins. R1b doesn't point you to the origin of Nigeriens, but only to origin of 2% of single male Nigerian. There are many instances that Y DNA correlates with genetic history of most of autosomal DNA in a person, but it doesn't have too, and in some instances it is very misleading. So be careful about your numbers and conclusions.
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