Bosniaks from Sandzak DNA Project

[Tschaikisten]

Sources: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sandzackiDNK/?fref=ts
http://udruzenje.red/sandzacki-dnk-projekat/
E1b-V13
Doljenac (Požega/Novi Pazar/SRB)
Bihorac (Bihor/CG)
Zećirović (Bijelo Polje/CG)
Fehratović (Kruševo/Novi Pazar/SRB)
Agović (Rožaje/CG)
Kujević (Balotiće/Rožaje/CG)
Hadžić-Fejzić (Balotiće/Rožaje/CG)
Muslić-Leković (Crnoča/Novi Pazar/SRB)
Belovođanin (Bijele Vode/Novi Pazar/SRB)

I1-P109
Duraković (Prijepolje/SRB)
Kalender (Rožaje/CG)
Alibašić (Suhi Do/Tutin/SRB)

I2a1-Dinaric
Malić (Novi Pazar/SRB)
Gojak (Prijepolje/SRB)
Husović (Paučina/Rožaje/CG)

I2a2-M223
Fetić (Kradenik/Bihor/Bijelo Polje/CG)
Dudić (Biohane/Tutin/SRB)

J2a1-M67
Elfić (Novi Pazar/SRB)

J2b2-Z638
Bećirović (Škrijelje)

R1b-Z2103
Zukorlić (Orlje/Tutin/SRB)
Redžović (Biševo/Rožaje/CG)
Muratović (Pokrvenik/Tutin/SRB)
Biševac (Novi Pazar/SRB)
Zilkić (Oraše/Tutin/SRB)
Tandir (Prijepolje/SRB)

[Herr Abubu]

Maybe Bosniaks are Illyrians after all...

[Kelmendasi]

Sources: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sandzackiDNK/?fref=ts
http://udruzenje.red/sandzacki-dnk-projekat/
E1b-V13
Doljenac (Požega/Novi Pazar/SRB)
Bihorac (Bihor/CG)
Zećirović (Bijelo Polje/CG)
Fehratović (Kruševo/Novi Pazar/SRB)
Agović (Rožaje/CG)
Kujević (Balotiće/Rožaje/CG)
Hadžić-Fejzić (Balotiće/Rožaje/CG)
Muslić-Leković (Crnoča/Novi Pazar/SRB)
Belovođanin (Bijele Vode/Novi Pazar/SRB)

I1-P109
Duraković (Prijepolje/SRB)
Kalender (Rožaje/CG)
Alibašić (Suhi Do/Tutin/SRB)

I2a1-Dinaric
Malić (Novi Pazar/SRB)
Gojak (Prijepolje/SRB)
Husović (Paučina/Rožaje/CG)

I2a2-M223
Fetić (Kradenik/Bihor/Bijelo Polje/CG)
Dudić (Biohane/Tutin/SRB)

J2a1-M67
Elfić (Novi Pazar/SRB)

J2b2-Z638
Bećirović (Škrijelje)

R1b-Z2103
Zukorlić (Orlje/Tutin/SRB)
Redžović (Biševo/Rožaje/CG)
Muratović (Pokrvenik/Tutin/SRB)
Biševac (Novi Pazar/SRB)
Zilkić (Oraše/Tutin/SRB)
Tandir (Prijepolje/SRB)

Agovic, is actually from the Kelmendi tribe of Northern Albania with origin.

[The Destroyer]

The fact that I haplogroup is more common in the western part of Sandzak (Prijepolje, Bijelo Bolje), while E and J are more common in the east (Novi Pazar, Tutin, Rožaje) pretty much fits into my own Sandzak population theories. I am positively surprised to find out I was right.

[Kelmendasi]

The fact that I haplogroup is more common in the western part of Sandzak (Prijepolje, Bijelo Bolje), while E and J are more common in the east (Novi Pazar, Tutin, Rožaje) pretty much fits into my own Sandzak population theories. I am positively surprised to find out I was right.

What are your theories?

[The Destroyer]

Agovic, is actually from the Kelmendi tribe of Northern Albania with origin.

Agović is a very common surname not only in Sandzak, but in Bosnia also. There is not one single line of Agovići, there are several, which aren't connected to each other. It literally means "descendant of aga" anyway.

[Kelmendasi]

Agović is a very common surname not only in Sandzak, but in Bosnia also. There is not one single line of Agovići, there are several, which aren't connected to each other. It literally means "descendant of aga" anyway.

Oh yeah i forgot that the vic means descendant of, but im pretty sure that there was once this person with the surname Agovic who said that he was from Kelmendi originally

[The Destroyer]

What are your theories?

It fits linguistics. Bosniaks in West Sandzak speak ijekavica (the same dialect as Bosniaks in Bosnia), while those in the East speak ekavica (like Serbs do).

Thus, it's more natural to have Illyrian I haplogroup (which is dominant in Bosniaks in Bosnia, some 55%) to the west, and to have (for Bosniaks) unusual haplogroups in the East (Bosniaks in Bosnia have only 5% J and 10% E haplogroup, yet East Sandzak has a lot of it).

[Tschaikisten]

hus, it's more natural to have Illyrian I haplogroup

Illyrian haplogroups among Bosniaks from this project are J2b2-Z638, R1b-Z2103 and E1b E-V13, what means that they are ex Albanians from northern tribes. Now stfu

[Kelmendasi]

It fits linguistics. Bosniaks in West Sandzak speak ijekavica (the same dialect as Bosniaks in Bosnia), while those in the East speak ekavica (like Serbs do).

Thus, it's more natural to have Illyrian I haplogroup (which is dominant in Bosniaks in Bosnia, some 55%) to the west, and to have (for Bosniaks) unusual haplogroups in the East (Bosniaks in Bosnia have only 5% J and 10% E haplogroup, yet East Sandzak has a lot of it).

But I would say that E was probably an Illyrian/Paleo-balkan haplogroup as well and I've heard that the I2a-din cluster is actually a Slavic marker, but i'm not 100% sure. What do you think?