Sensational investigation: did the Slavs originate in the territory of the Belarusian Polesia?

[Bosniensis]

My most common mixes on Gedmatch calculators are:

1. South Poland + Greece Thessaly (50/50)
2. Belarus + Tuscany
3. Ukraine + Central Greece

so that Triangle (Poland + Ukraine + Belarus) somewhere there is 100% Slavic origin.

Those are all Scythian and Sarmatian territories though.

[Vlatko Vukovic]

My most common mixes on Gedmatch calculators are:

1. South Poland + Greece Thessaly (50/50)
2. Belarus + Tuscany
3. Ukraine + Central Greece

so that Triangle (Poland + Ukraine + Belarus) somewhere there is 100% Slavic origin.

Those are all Scythian and Sarmatian territories though.

Yes, but now, we are going more directly. Perhaps it's the Southern Belarus.

[Bosniensis]

Yes, but now, we are going more directly. Perhaps it's the Southern Belarus.

How you mean more directly when Slavic tribes were present on LARGE territory, also if you go back to 5000 B.C. you will figure out
that some Slavs originate from Balkans while others from Deep steppes (i.e. they settled Belarus from those directions)

[Vlatko Vukovic]

How you mean more directly when Slavic tribes were present on LARGE territory, also if you go back to 5000 B.C. you will figure out
that some Slavs originate from Balkans while others from Deep steppes (i.e. they settled Belarus from those directions)

Those who spoke proto-Slavic/pre-Slavic language. The first one which differentiate them from Balts.

[Bosniensis]

Those who spoke proto-Slavic/pre-Slavic language. The first one which differentiate them from Balts.

Do you have any time-frame for Proto-Slavic language?

[Krivich]

My most common mixes on Gedmatch calculators are:

1. South Poland + Greece Thessaly (50/50)
2. Belarus + Tuscany
3. Ukraine + Central Greece

so that Triangle (Poland + Ukraine + Belarus) somewhere there is 100% Slavic origin.

Those are all Scythian and Sarmatian territories though.

Belarusians make up 20% of the Slavs, 80% Balts
Ukrainians 30% of the Slavs, 70% valahi
Poles 10-40% of the Slavs, depends on the territory
Russian 30% of the Slavs, 70% of the Balts
Serbs - 50% Slavs 50% Balkans

[Dick]

My most common mixes on Gedmatch calculators are:

1. South Poland + Greece Thessaly (50/50)
2. Belarus + Tuscany
3. Ukraine + Central Greece

so that Triangle (Poland + Ukraine + Belarus) somewhere there is 100% Slavic origin.

Those are all Scythian and Sarmatian territories though.

You can’t just break it down to 50 Slav/50 Balkan. Those other pops have steppe too.

[Krivich]

Most modern Eastern Slavs come from the Balts. This is what our Russian science says. Therefore, the southern Slavs are not deprived of anything.

[Vlatko Vukovic]

Do you have any time-frame for Proto-Slavic language?

Proto-Slavic can be attested back to 5th century. Before that it was pre-Slavic, which again differentiated from East and West Baltic, but was more similar to them than it is today.

[Vlatko Vukovic]

Belarusians make up 20% of the Slavs, 80% Balts
Ukrainians 30% of the Slavs, 70% valahi
Poles 10-40% of the Slavs, depends on the territory
Russian 30% of the Slavs, 70% of the Balts
Serbs - 50% Slavs 50% Balkans

Where are Finns among Russians there? What is their percent?