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https://southslavsdna.blogspot.com/2...migration.html
In the previous and multi-disciplinary post, "South Slavic origin and I2a-Dinaric South (PH908)", it was concluded that the main movement of the Slavs to Southeastern Europe was from an area in Eastern Europe, roughly Eastern Carpathians and Western Ukraine. In regard to genetic studies results that were primarily based on the frequency and variance of contemporary populations, this post will have a different approach. Considering the conclusion that the haplogroup I-PH908 arrived in the Early Middle Ages from the North, it will be a synthesis of the countries of origin of the I-PH908 subclades found at the YFull YTree v7.09.00 and Y-Haplogroup I2a Project (including a post from 14 October 2019) at FTDNA. The information will be used to make a simplified draft tree, approximately visually localize them North of Southeastern Europe, and presume the subclades movement to Southeastern Europe. However, it is emphasized that the information is based on a very limited and biased number of samples who made NGS test and does not necessarily reflect reality.
DYS561=15:
0) I-PH908*: "Czech Republic", "Germany", "Latvia", Poland, Russia etc.
1) A356/Z16983*: "Hungary", "Poland", Albania, Serbia, United States
* Y110105*: Germany
** Y97246: Russian Federation/Finland
*** BY188785: Czech Republic, Poland
* A493*: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, "Croatia", "Germany", "Greece", "Montenegro", "Serbia", Slovakia, "Ukraine", USA
** Y6651/Y6652: Czech Republic
** BY169115: Italy, Serbia
** A8740/A8741*: Germany, "Poland"
*** Y59865: United States
2) A5913/A5914*: Croatia, 2x Central or Eastern Europe
* A22312*: Montenegro
** BY154460/BY152858: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro
* A16863: Finland, Russian Federation, Ukraine
3) Y32084
* Y140541: Bulgaria, Greece
* PH3310/A14301*: Ukraine
** A20333: Kosovo, Ukraine
*** FT14649: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia
** PH1012/PH3314: Serbia
4) Y84307/BY87256*5+SNPs: Croatia
5) FT168731*7+SNPs: Kazakhstan
6) BY198275: Poland
* P41.2/M359.2
DYS561=16
0) I-PH908*: Bulgaria, Montenegro, Germany, "Poland", "Ukraine", Serbia etc.
1) FT16449*: "Bosnia and Herzegovina", Bulgaria, Montenegro, Russian Federation
* Y126296: Bosnia and Herzegovina
** Y81557: Serbia
*** Y99196: Croatia
* BY173308: Bosnia and Herzegovina
* FT138628: Bulgaria, Serbia
* Y99608: Germany, Poland
* Y151633
** FT33812: United States (Croatia)
** BY169079: Bosnia and Herzegovina
*** Y144303
**** Y144305: Austria, Croatia
**** A22770/BY170155: Croatia
2) BY97555/Y51673*3+SNPs: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovakia
3) FT14506*: Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina
* A13912*: Bulgaria
** A13907*/Y30729*/BY37511*: Croatia, "Hungary"
*** BY106777: Croatia
* BY135769/BY14506: Poland (Galicia), Russian Federation
* FT41224
** Y52621: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, Serbia
** BY191170/BY191770: Croatia
*** BY189804: Bulgaria
* Y56203*: Poland (Galicia), Montenegro
** Y134603/Y134578: Montenegro, Serbia
When all the maps are merged it indicates that there's a higher variance of I-PH908 subclades in Eastern Europe than in Central Europe and that from Eastern Europe migrated in the direction of West and South. The most if not all subclades arrived in Southeastern Europe from Eastern Europe, roughly along the area of Eastern Carpathian Mountains and through Carpathian Basin, most probably during the period of Pannonian Avars and revolts against them by Slavs and Bulgars by the mid-7th century. It is not excluded a possibility of a very limited Polabian Slavic contribution (only for subclades Z16983 and FT16449). The samples belonging to currently unknown subclades are also largely from the countries in Eastern Europe, while in Southeastern Europe particularly Bulgaria, which also indicates the movement's direction. The result supports the conclusions from the previous post.
A merged map with arrows of migration and subclades list
Presumed movement of the Slavs along the edges of Carpathians, and through Moravian Gate in the West, considering geographical relief but assuming it was only through lowlands and excluding all mountain passes (e.g. Verecke Pass)
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