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Arberesh are closer to Tosks then to Ghegs, also linguistically and not only genetically. Arberesh just as Tosks and Greeks have somewhat more Slavic lines then Ghegs do. Also Arberesh are pretty much heterogeneous. Their primary haplogroups are E-v13 at 13 % (probably Albanian), I2a-M223 10 %...

Let me share some data i have regarding this study, but i still dont understand what topic creator is trying to say ? Yes we know about these results they are 5 years old, and Italian results are 10 years old... There is nothing new in this tread?

This study is like 5 years old, some results are 10 years old. There is already topic about these results : https://www.eupedia.com/forum/threads/31370-Y-DNA-of-Arbereshe-vs-Albanians-vs-Southern-Italians We know that Arberesh assimilated some local populations which are more rare in...

This is data from World Health Organisation regarding confirmed infections worldwide on a daily bases. I am not going into debating virus itself, i think i am not professional enough. However i can clearly see the infection chart is exponentially rising and its not still showing signs of weakness.

Still strong parabolic advance, not showing signs of weakness..

28.03.2020.

25.03.2020 Daily statistics of worldwide confirmed cases of COVID-19

Clearly Albanian origin... : D

Fresh stats for COVID-19 growth rate 24.03.2020, every line represents one day:

Entire Z2705 is Albanian in origin. I mean formed 2700 ybp, TMRCA 1450 ybp. This young haplogroup with TMRCA 1450 ybp and its peak with respectively 15 percent at Albanians signals pretty strong Early Medieval Albanian origin. So besides of 15 % of Albanians belonging to this young haplotype...

So, regarding Europe, J first appears in Early to Mid Neolithic but also can be seen in pre-IE Bronze Age in form of a fully developed J2a-M410*, in territories of modern Greece, Italy, Croatia, Austria and Hungary. We can assume that they were also partially Neolithic farmers which spread from...

Mesolithic Russian J1 samples are probably earlier Caucasus hunter gatherers that got lost chasing their prey : ) Also they probably liked the plains and different terrain so decided to stay. Little joking

That's true, there was few Neolithic ambiguous J2a samples. Even East European J1 samples that you mentioned. However, they are few isolated samples in minority among majority of other haplogroups, and few drops dont make a rain : ) Ok, regarding these specific branches of J2a, we can assume...

Thats not important were they come from. And so what if they are CTS2214 lol? Its T1a haplogroup with fairly high TMRCA. What is important is there was no haplogroup L together with T as you claimed before. Just as can be seen in Chalcolithic Middle East, there is plenty of haplogroup T but not...

Not really, i think you should go back to the drawing board : ) As i told you in Neolithic E1b was dominating with no T or J, then in Chalcolithic T was dominant with some E but still no J. And finally in Bronze Age J was dominating with some E and T. If you checked ancient DNA, which was my...

There was no haplogroup L found together with T. And even if they were, there is no connection as L and T split 42600 years ago according to Yfull. Since this split was so early, there is no wonder they are not related and neither shared same migrations. At least not probably in last 30 000...

I'm sorry for late reply. As far as i know Natufians are earliest out of Africa E1b found. In Western Middle East 12000 - 10000 ybp. Oldest city in the world Jericho was probably dominated with E1b and T1 tribes. However, looking by ancient DNA, J-M304 seems to conquer the territory from...

Since some things were going on with Albanian DNA project and many samples were sadly withdrawn from project, as it looks there was a loss of about half of samples. Also this loss of samples hardly hit haplogroup J2-M205 where our Gjirokaster cluster was sadly completely wiped out. We are left...

Regarding on how to learn to accept, i will tell you only this: there is no weak haplogroup, there are only weak individuals, and they can belong to any haplogroup.

What is your final SNP, have you done BigY/WGS or SNP pack? Also what are your closest relatives and what is your TMRCA with them? Also do you have any relative closer then GD 5-6 on 37 or 67 markers? After this informations i would be probably able to make something out of it. You being R1b-L2...