Origin of Slavs?

[Peterski]

We have ancient DNA from the Baltics - all Bronze Age men were R1a, not a single N1c.

The oldest N1c sample so far comes from Bronze Age Proto-Lapps in the Kola Peninsula.

[Ülev]

what a question!?

The Tau Cetians also influenced the the Slavic and Russian peoples. The Tau Cetians added their DNA to the human prototypes that were already established there, creating what is now known as the Slavic peoples. The results were a race of humans who were stocky, barrel-chested, and averaging 5’6’’ to 5’9’’ in height, with a dense bone structure and dark eyes. They were aggressive, and preferred a cold climate. The Tau Cetians are one of the 22 et races.

https://www.truthcontrol.com/pictures/tau-cetians

thread closed!

[Peterski]

Check this site bro : http://www.v-stetsyuk.name/en/Iron/SlavExp.html
The guy offers many sources too to back up his thesis

Based on archaeology, the Pripyat marshes were uninhabited.

Which automatically rules them out as a homeland for anyone.

[War Chef]

Slavs were desperate for farm-land, but Turkic Nomads wouldn't give them the chance to take good farm land to the south..... that's their struggle

[Vlatko Vukovic]

No it wasn't.

Balts only emerged - from Proto-Slavs - after the latter received Finno-Ugric admixture. Evidence of Finno-Ugric influence in Baltic languages and genetics (including N1c Y-DNA haplogroup):

http://www.historycy.org/index.php?s...post&p=1740850









There was no N1c in Baltic countries before the Early Iron Age.

Finno-Ugric migration brought N1c there in the Early Iron Age.

I don't know Russian hahah.

Btw. Finno-Ugric have influence in Latvian, but not in Lithuanian language.

[Veslan]

Slavs originated from the Indo-Europeans and migrated a little to the west of the original Indo-European Urheimat culture (Khvalynsk-Samara culture).

[Dibran]

North-East of Carpathians. In the forests corresponding to modern area of Belarus/Ukraine border.

https://boingboing.net/2018/02/01/ma...in-europe.html

(keep in mind this area was much more densely forested before agriculture cleared lots of trees).

That corresponds roughly to the Kiev Culture right? Including a bit of Romania or Moldova.

[Dibran]

Slav is a Term from 7th century A.D. that emerged from a single Tribe called Sclaveni.

They did not have a state but lived in Duchies and Grand Duchies dozens of tribes.

Herodotus said: "Thracians are the largest community on Earth, second only to Hindus people, they could defeat anyone if they ever unite, but that's impossible (due their nature)"

He also mentioned that they live from present day Bulgaria all the way to Northern Sea, and that they predate Hellenes.

Some Thracians have been assimilated into Hellenic World (those living in Roman Empire) etc.. while others... continued living their primitive lifes up to 1600's

Problem with their identity is due to Hellenic Concept of History where Everything must be 1. identified 2. hellenized 3. written in hellenic form. Since "Slavs" or "Thracians" did not write
things down, their ancient history is lost.

Some others believe that Thracians are only Romanians and Balkan people i.e. True Slavs, while Russians for example are Slavicized Steppe people etc...

It's really DARK area of history, it's impossible to be precise.

MY DNA is 70% of 1250 B.C. Pannonian Plain Ancient citizen, so we are obviously native to Pannonian plain.

If Slavs are connected to anyone in paleo-Balkans it’s the Dacians. Not Thracians. Thracians were hellenized to some degree. Slavic language lacks any of that impact. Dacians geographically inhabited the Carpathians as well.

[Dibran]

Pripet marshes, Chernobyl area.....

Supposedly the theory is no longer supported. The new basis is the Kiev Culture.

[Dibran]

Edit:

But people genetically most similar to modern Poles lived in Pomerania in the Bronze Age:

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post5251261

Map: https://i.imgur.com/uNPzrm9.png

I don’t see Poles as a good reference for Slavic. They have significant western and northern admixture otherwise minimal in their extended slavic brethren.