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That's pure speculation, and unsupported by evidence.Originally Posted by Wrong
Delmatae were Romanised and used Latin, Albanians descend from non-romanised people. Also Albanian language has poor naval vocabulary which means they descend from highlanders, not coastal tribes.
Delmatae and Liburnians were famous pirates just like Croats after them.
We have their ancestry for sure. Mix of White Croats, and them.
Otherwise we would plot in Poland and Ukraine, and we do not.
Dalmatia is how Romans called the region, after Delma (sheep), Illyrian word, but Illyrians themself never called region Dalmatia neither they had any sense of unity.
From 9th century, Dalmatia was known as Croatia, and only after it fell to Venetian hands, old Roman name was put back in use.
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Albanian word.
Vocabulary or not. 500 years in the highlands makes you adopt new vocabularies and leave old ones behind.
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Move out from Albania.
You don't call yourself Albanians in your language, it is a foreign name given to you.
Your IQ must be incredibly high
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Yes, it is now part of Albanian language. Since Albanian language should be closest to all Illyrian.
Old Illyrians were people who warred between each other, who had no sense of unity and who used different tribal names. Illyrian name was given to them by foreigners, they never called themself that way.
I know for tribe Albanoi in modern Albania, and Albanians for sure descend from them. From Dardanians, Thraco-Illyrian mix, as well.
Others ? Possible, but no evidence for that whatsoever.
I can draw a parallel with Slavic tribes. Croats descend from White Croats, probably also Sclavenians, but not from Rus people, Lechitic tribes or Czechs.
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J2b2-L283 is Illyrian Dalmatian marker. Its modern frequency in Croatia is like 1% nowadays.
These people moved to the highlands when the masses of Slavs arrived.
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It doesn't matter, your vocabulary argument is flawed. Croatians are Slavs from inland who adopted maritime vocabulary.
Again, 500+ years in the highlands makes you adopt new vocabulary and leave old one behind.
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It's present, at 3% Note also that R1b at 5% is L23, not western branches
We already know absolute majority of Dalmatian Croats have Slavic paternal markers, which shouldn't be suprise, because first settlement of Croats was in Dalmatia.
More native lineages should be found in mtDNA.
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Most of that J2b in Croats is J2b1-M205 iirc.It's present, at 3% Note also that R1b at 5% is L23, not western branches
We already know absolute majority of Dalmatian Croats have Slavic paternal markers, which shouldn't be suprise, because first settlement of Croats was in Dalmatia.
More native lineages should be found in mtDNA.
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