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Is there any I2a-Din or R1a in pre-Medieval Balkan samples?
There is one R1a in Bronze age Bulgaria I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Litvin
R1b in Lepenski Vir, d' fuck! xD
im seeing many r1a's and i2's in the Balkans, seems like we have to rethink the impact of the Slavic migrations
It's I2-M223 in Mesolithic Balkan, far away from Dinaric subclade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sorcelow
Can not wait to see Bosniak reaction :pound:
Is that the clade found predominantly in Sardinia? Even if so, r1a seems to have preceded the Slavic migrations. I guess the only true Slavic marker is the dinaric clade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Europa Nazione
It's predominant in German lands.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sorcelow
Yes, Dinaric (I2a-CTS10228) is the pure Slavic marker.
No y-dna from Peloponnese Neolithic. Autosomaly they are "south-eastern" shifted compared to other Euro farmers though.
http://i.imgur.com/UDrLmPE.png
One interesting thing is Peloponnese_neo was already Levant shifted, like almost half LBK / Levant_neo, while it's younger than LBK, Balkan_neo and ofc Anatolia_neo. It's not only due to not have absorbed much local HG like LBK or Balkan_neo and other similar groups did, since even Anatolia_neo outside of Europe and the regular Greece_neo is more similar to LBK.
https://s10.postimg.org/5qhpwxqw9/ppsneo.png
https://s15.postimg.org/u4dknujkb/ppsneo2.png
One Cucuteni-Trypillian culture member Ydna is G2a-P303>L497>L43 :laugh: