Excine
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- Ethnic group
- Albanian
- Y-DNA haplogroup
- E-FT19186
- mtDNA haplogroup
- H2a1c
Derite explained to you earlier how all those toponyms connecting Albanian language with the area of Albania proper are without linguistic foundation or with the dubious one at best. The only certain ones are from Dardania.
Indeed, I fully agree. Other than in Shtip the Proto-Albanians also lived in Nish. And for anything else there is no firm evidence.
Maybe he is but the fact that he is not close to any Albanians raises strong doubts. If he was just an Albanian, he would have clustered with some Albanian subclusters. Instead, he split the clade..
I am not most "obsessed" with it. Poreklo admin is also big on it.:bigsmile: I think he speaks some Albanian too. Rrenjet admin came there, and started talking about Albanian-Illyrian name parallels, and instantly he appeared with the linguistic rebuttal of most of those. Justifiably, Christian names are not Illyrian. And he is an archeologist, he brought these late Bessi archeological finds into the internet spotlight.
I agree with you proto-Albanians came from Dardanian areas. There is also some Illyrian related evidence pointing to Illyrians from Dardania.. But the Matzinger, along with other linguists has given the final verdict. Albanian language is not Illyrian. It is derived of some population which lived under the Illyrian dynasty.
And as clearly demonstrated, Bessi in Late Antiquity lived also in Dardania.. And they are the only late Paleo-balkan group with proved archeological existence.
Not the Latino-Avar Komani Kruja culture..
There is also one Greek from Athens who tested as Z19851* at the FTDNA. Maybe some of these are related to him. Greek has Y111.
And?? aDNA trumps any modern day distribution. There was no meaningful V13 South of Danube river prior to LBA. Deal with it.. You and Bruzmi are promoting 15 year old debunked crackpot theory about the origin of V13..
Have you realized that north of the Danube in all of Hungary (including all recent studies, published and unpublished) there is 1 BA E-V13 in 160 samples? When we get 200 samples from Bosnia, Albania and Kosovo from the LBA and just 1 E-V13 is found among them, we can return to discussing anything else beyond the Balkans. Insisting that E-V13 came from north of the Balkans in the EIA doesn't work any longer as a plausible theory. Start dealing with it.