If R1b-L23 was in Croatia, it was certainly in Bosnia aswell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jana
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If R1b-L23 was in Croatia, it was certainly in Bosnia aswell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jana
But that part of Croatia is part of Danubian Plain, quite separated from mountains of Bosnia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wrong
Yes, I am certain it was in Bosnia but we don't have single ancient DNA from there, probably due to lack of funding and politisation of science, which want to keep uneduacted masses believing the offical Illyrian myth.
Serbian government funds psuedo-historians like Jovan Deretic & Albanian-descended Miroljub Petrovic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jana
Bosnians fund Iliri Pyramidi Bosniak-Indiana Jones.
Deretic is an exception, but Serbian DNA project is quite professional and in line with newest scientific reasearch. Serbs never claimed they are anything but Slavic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wrong
But Bosniaks, they propagate Illyrian origin of their people in last 15 years in order to give them ''nativist'' right to Bosnia and separate them from Serbs and Croats, evil Slavic invaders xD
Yes. My mistake.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jana
The guy is obviously a nutcase. I doubt he is a troll but obviously has mental problems. I think anyone who cannot look at the evidence we have should be banned
His argument ''How can Ev13 and j2 Albanians be related to Celts'' - xD
Well, it doesn't change that an Ilyrian was found with J2b2 and also R1b z2103 so they most likely were related to such people , and also Ev13 was either absorbed or also brought. Maybe both cases. It's also possible the Ilyrians had brought farmer admixture into Europe and possibly even the Balkans. This considering some of the Yamnaya samples found had Neolithic admixture. And then they later absorbed more Neolithic in the Balkans and Italy. This explains why Tuscans and Albanians are around 70% Neolithic and 30% Steppe, more or less. The steppe genes got diluted over time in favor of more Neolithic.
The Proto Ilyrians also colonised Northern Italy and later the Ilyrians settled in Apulia. This explains why we are genetically related to Italians. But with an Eastern shift. And also Greeks.
All the genetic evidence is there. Of course Italy also had other later invasions from the North etc. which makes some Italians really North.
It's worse with the Serbian government funding these psuedo-historians, teaching their kids fake history since day one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jana
Miroljub Petrović has Albanian origin, he admitted that.
He is E-V13, and he claim that E-V13 is proto-Serbian marker. :picard1:
Jovan Deretić is R1a-Z280>Y2902.
Sadly, our geneticists are also stuck in pre-2005 reasearches, and of not much value. Let's hope they catch up with rest of Europe in next few years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wrong
And 99% of the Serbian population will learn from them, rather than from the forum amateurs here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
No. Firstly, they are not being funded, and secondly, schoolbooks in Serbia tell exclusively of Slavic origin - as far as I recall, they even fail to take into account assimilation of natives, like it is written in schoolbooks here for example.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wrong