White Serb/Sorb gedmatch result!

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Originally Posted by vbnetkhio

there were Slavs coming from both directions. read this article:

http://macedonia.kroraina.com/en/zvwas/zvwas_2.htm



http://macedonia.kroraina.com/en/zvwas/zvwas_043.jpg

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Correct. In the case of eastern Slavs (Bulgarians) they are mostly Antes. Slavs with Gothic and Sarmatian substrate.

In fact I'm convinced Bulgarians would cluster west of Yugoslavs had Bulgarians not picked up lots of Byzantine west-Asian stuff during Byzantine era.

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Originally Posted by War Chief

By the way I don't believe Yugoslavs came from the east, most of them came from southern Poland through this place, a narrow passage between Alps and Carpathians.

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They could have originally come from the east, but through the Hungarian way

The two concepts aren't mutually exclusive

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Originally Posted by Feiichy

Please don't make me laugh, calling this butchered banana land ''Greater Croatia''. And Herzegovina belongs to another country.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...of_Croatia.png

Croatia at the height of its power, 1024.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdo...%E2%80%931102)

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Croats were merely brothers of Serbs, who chose to accept Latin influence as opposed to stay with their Slavic ethos.

West herzegovines were part of this Croat ethnogenesis

Majority of Bosnia after the migration period was definitely still Serb though

There were already Slavs in present day Hungary ; Szolad samples

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Originally Posted by Voight

Croats were merely brothers of Serbs, who chose to accept Latin influence as opposed to stay with their Slavic ethos.

West herzegovines were part of this Croat ethnogenesis

Majority of Bosnia after the migration period was definitely still Serb though

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Historical Bosnia has nothing to do with most of territory of present day BiH.

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Originally Posted by Feiichy

Historical Bosnia has nothing to do with most of territory of present day BiH.

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It should be obvious what I meant; majority of the territorial extent of what is now BiH was filled with people who considered themselves as Serbs post-migration period

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Originally Posted by Voight

It should be obvious what I meant; majority of the territorial extent of what is now BiH was filled with people who considered themselves as Serbs post-migration period

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Absolutely not. They are genetically closer to Croats.

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Originally Posted by vbnetkhio

Y-Dna haplogroup - R1a
mt-dna - U5

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his cousin, uploaded by the same account is i-p37 (i2)

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Originally Posted by Feiichy

Absolutely not. They are genetically closer to Croats.

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Like I said, genetics means very little, because those who considered themselves as Serbs 1500 years ago converted to Bogomolism and Catholicism while Serbs spread their namesake to various different Romance and Balkan groups, solely because of extenuating circumstances like the Ottomans and Orthodoxy

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Originally Posted by Voight

Like I said, genetics means very little, because those who considered themselves as Serbs 1500 years ago converted to Bogomolism and Catholicism while Serbs spread their namesake to various different Romance and Balkan groups, solely because of extenuating circumstances like the Ottomans and Orthodoxy

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Nobody considered themself anything 1500 years ago, dumbass. Ethnic identity is 19th century concept.