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I have translated this small part of a book from A. Stipcevic about Illyrians. Since i could not find version issued in English language. Its Chapter two, about Illyrian remains in Balkans. Illyrians, history, life and culture. Second version issued in 1989 in Zagreb. Chapter II, Illyrian...

I am still not convinced that 100 % Southeast Europe is that common among Bulgarians. And if it is, it means that they are 100 % autosomally made of Thracian/Greek/Illyrian components rather then of Slavic as their modern language suggests. Or older Bulgar language of Tukic origin. I have...

I googled for Bulgarian autosomal results, i found one example of FTDNA FF here: Guy says: "I am from Bulgaria pretty much and all my recent ancestors are from here. Maternal grandmother from southwest Bulgaria, distant ancestors originally from Kilkis, Greece."...

There is no Balkan category in FTDNA family finder.. Btw we just commented autosomal tests, not a big deal. Its clear that according to FTDNA calculator Southeast Europe is Albanian Greek and Italian cluster while East Europe is Slavic (Russia Ukraine) cluster. FTDNA after version 2.0 does...

You are like talking to bot. I already explained to you that Serb J2-M205 is all Y22059 its more northern branch of J2-M205 with Pre-Slavic Montenegrin origin. It has higher percentage because it had tribal expansion in area of Montenegro but later got slavicized just as 30 % of that E-v13 but...

You are very new to this, i am fully tested 111 STRs, Big-Y, Yfull upload, autosomal. While you are not yet tested at all and you are exploring this for 3 days and now you think you can go around Eupedia and teach people about their results.. I seen your level of typing you are not even serious...

That calculator does not have Albanian cluster defined and they just throw Albanians into Greek cluster. Its a low quality calculator to be honest. Sent from my ONEPLUS A6013 using Eupedia Forum mobile app

I1 and for sure R1b are not Slavic arrival's into early medieval Balkans. For now haplogroups most associated with Slavic arrival are R1a and I2a-CTS10228, however according to Albanian project these can be found around 20 % together in Tosks. Sent from my ONEPLUS A6013 using Eupedia Forum...

I am sure that E-v13 was Illyrian haplogroup. There was only one ancient Illyrian bone tested and J2-L283 was lucky to score it, proving without doubt that it was present among Illyrians. However if we would test more bones like its done in many other studies i am sure that we would find E-v13...

In Croatia, its mostly Serbs, from "Krajina" to Dalmatia. However there are also original Croats. I seen recently on Serbian DNA forum that they are claiming for Croat samples that they are actually Serbs in origin. Which is funny to me, they were neither Serbs neither Croats. They are all of...

Yes i know, its Palestine Jenin and Saudi Makkah samples, while some samples are not calculated at all or are under analysis. I already mentioned this few pages back. There is chance that this is a glitch due to new version but we will see soon. Where do you see this Sardinian that shares...

Dibran you are repeating that like a parrot again.. You said this like 4 times now that i said that over 95 % of Albanian L283 is PH1751, and i explained you like 4 times why i said it. Nevertheless, majority of Albanian L283 is PH1751. With TMRCA 1200 years. While all Albanian L283 subclades...

You are turning this into a needless argument. There is no need to compare J2-M205 and J2-L283 in such a matter. It was other guy if you read better who started to compare it and he got all the things wrong. In this post ...

Np, i am very interested about J1 also. As its clear J1 and J2-M205 lived side by side since at least 2000 BCE since they were together found in Sidon. Also its possible they expanded together. Sadly i have not explored J1 too much. Sent from my ONEPLUS A6013 using Eupedia Forum mobile app

This is not true. You are now putting words into my mouth lol. I never mentioned L283 diversity but what i said is that more then 95 % of L283 is PH1751. Well, what i should have said is majority of Albanian L283 is PH1751. But if you read posts prior to that my argument is still valid even tho...

You miss about 25 % there. I think there is chance that many of unclassified L283 samples will turn out PH1751. In future PH1751 might be over 51 %.

Well i am sure that PH1751 used to dominate way more before, there was few Hoti or unclassified samples but i believe it was way larger before in regard of percentage. However you are right, i didnt check statistics but i spoken out of a mind and as it seems few things have changed. Albanian...

You first said J2-M205, but even the Y22059 is part of M205 so i dont see what the big deal is. Y22059 is more northern branch of J2-M205, as majority of branches are more South, like Mediterranean Sea or Middle East. All Bulgarian samples seem to fall under Y22059, with specific DYS385 value...

Incredibly, looks like our Palestine Jenin and Saudi samples had very big impact on Yfull TMRCA calculations! Some samples are still under process and some are still missing within calculation so i think we should wait some time for everything to finish. But as it looks for now, samples under...

What branch? All branches are under J2-M205. Do you mean Y22059 that you wrote below? Read my upper post, stop posting nonsense. Albanians have J2-M205 from North to South in multiple branches, including Y22059. Balkan Vlachs (including Albanian Vlachs, Serbian Vlachs, Romanian Vlachs, Greece...