Thats what he gets when he thinks he is smarter then J2brother
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There is evidence of it in Greece, I have a whole crop of 4th cousins on 23andme from Sparta who are are I2a Dinaric. It shows up as varying frequencies around Greece. The only thing that would keep it from showing up in Greece is lack of official testing. How many legitimate (and illegetimate) descendants of Stefan Dusan's nobles in Thessaly you think? Not to mention parts of Northern Greece was under the Bulgarians for what.. total of 400 years or something? Doesn't even include the 300 years of blackness following the crossing of the Danube by Avars.
It should be illegal to be as thick headed as you - all the head space you have and potential brain capacity usage I find it difficult to believe you use a nano 0.1% of it
I highlighted it for you so you wont get confused
https://i.imgsafe.org/b684c1fd5f.png
Hahahaha you just tried to make the ancestral clade "Greek" through paint, while the only relevant has been found there to be I2a1b-Din. :D
Your posts branched off into Raine levels of comedy awhile ago.
Find a new hobby.
I2a1b-Din is the only I2 clade in Greece, rest is as irrelevant as Gypsy y-dna H1, also J1 and G:
https://www.researchgate.net/profile...e-examined.png
The only thickheaded retard here is you.
Not entirely convinced - Dalmatia has the highest I2a1 (55%) in the world where Republic of Ragusa was loosely Slavonic (Italian was the official language until 1808)
The Ragusan archives document, Speculum Maioris Consilii Rectores, lists all the persons that were involved in the Republic's government between September 1440 to January 1808. There were 4397 rectors elected; 2764 (63%) were from "old patrician" families: Gozze, Bona, Caboga, Cerva, Ghetaldi, Giorgi, Gradi, Pozza, Saraca, Sorgo, and Zamanya.
in the 17th century, 50% of the dukes and senators were from the following families: Bona, Gondola, Gozze, Menze, Sorgo.
in the 18th century, 56% of senators were from these families: Sorgo, Gozze, Zananya, Caboga, Giorgi.
in the last eight years of the Republic, 50% of dukes were from the Sorgo, Gozze, Gradi, Bona, or Ragnina families.
So how could Dalmatia have the highest frequency of I2a1 with the highest frequency of Latinic input?
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Are you serious? Those are not ancient samples, rather from living humans collected from those sites.
Hahahahaha. It's like me claiming, hey I am J2-M172 and my clade is 27800 years old (without revealing that further dowsntream I'm also M172>M102>M241>L283>etc...)