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Both groups were part of the broader Illyrian cultural sphere, and the Dardanians were often considered a subgroup or closely related to the Illyrians. Onomastic studies have revealed similarities between the Illyrian and Dardanian languages or dialects. While the exact nature of these...

The amount of efforts to find the right etymologies that originate from Albanian is usually contrasted by a tenfold amount of efforts to undermine these actions. It's not easy to live between greeks and serbians.

The interview was very good. Overall it gave a very thorough overview of the main fise of Kosova and it can help to push more individuals to do the test. Moreover, it gave some insights on the dark ages period, where few remaining families constituted what are now the main lines of the Albanian...

One of the Albanian writers of the 19th century had supposed that it is probably related to giants/gigante, as they are mentioned in Homer writings "Behind the Ceraunian Mountains, the giants live there". Additionally, there are several medieval Albanian surnames, some related to catholic names...

Pune shume e mire. Gjithsesi duhet plotesuar sepse ka perseri plot toponime te tjera, si psh Gruemire ne Shkoder qe eshte permendur ne Deftere, etj.

It does not mean anything! It is from Chania, hence the XAN. Let's wat for other samples, especially Kamenica and possibly others. If one sample was found in Chania area, and three related samples from the Palace of Nestor does not mean it might be for sure that those are Mycenaean, taking in...

What about gjelber for green, or çel for blooming, somehow related to ǵʰelh₃

Are you implying that Komani would be mostly J2b and the BA Serbia will confirm the E-v13?

The perseverance not to include Albanian cases in these tables is astonishing :D I mean, the most obvious thing that could have a minimal distance from these samples, nada, nada, not interesting...

How many E-V13 do we have in the recent study? "Around half of the 45 individuals between 1 and 250 CE can be fitted with qpAdm models featuring only Balkan Iron Age groups (Figure 2A) and are characterized by a high frequency (5 out of 10) of Y chromosome lineage E-V13 (DataS1, section2)...

Its obviously Albanians!

Let's wait for Kamenica study, which might have additional samples in these lines.

It is possible that XAN030 is some outlier of Crete coming from Illyria/Dardania/Macedonia, as it is close to other proto-Illyrian contributions as of MYG002 and MYG003, and of course the possible proto-Macedonian Log02. Same with TIR008, another Mycenean/Argolis skeleton of Iron Age, which I...

Yes, and just very recently even the President of Serbia is rumored to have an Albanian father, which is very likely.

I see some high interest on Dacians now. So Dacians can be every haplogroup :D Probably some very interesting paper on Dacians is on the way

No one needs anything! The truth is needed and the truth will be. There are links of Albanian to Messapian and links of Albanian to Romanian. Puglia. Almost a quarter of all Balkans is EV13, and it appears to be the main haplogroup before the slavs came to Balkans, probably close to 35-45%, as...

I am not sure why are you putting Marxist times or outlandish stuff. The main important thing is to settle the EV13. It could be in Dardania, and it could be in Dacia or Macedonia! Whatever is fine!!! That will resolve many issues and will define may things. It could be a combination of...

We might have some good news regarding Dardanians. I'm recalling Professor Goddard mentioning that you can find a percentage of Dardanians all over Europe. Moreover President Macron some days ago mentioning in Albania, that you were here part of Europe. So, there might be some french...

In any case it it a good news for Albanians! It can be a good news, a great news, or an excellent news!!!

Any other heads-up? The fact that you wrote in a thread about Albania seems that the paper is very related to Albanians. It is the same group of authors as the Southern Arc?