The genomic history of the Aegean palatial civilizations

[Faklon]

Maybe you have a better insight into newcoming samples. David recently mentioned on his blog that this higher Steppe types persisted into the IA. But you seem sure that they must've mixed with more southern types for some reason.

David says the same shit for 10 years. If he had results, he would post them.

It makes sense historically, culturally and archaeologically that later influence comes from the South. Also proven by 2017 Genetic origins of the Minoans and Mycenaeans where South Greek Myceneans, an IE Minoan-influenced civilization turns out South af.

[vbnetkhio]

The "northern" admixture in MBA Greeks isn't the same as Slavic admixture:

the best source for their northern shift seem to be certain Polish Corded ware samples.

[Dick]

The "northern" admixture in MBA Greeks isn't the same as Slavic admixture:

the best source for their northern shift seem to be certain Polish Corded ware samples.

Do modern Greeks have Slav admixture or not?

[Lucas]

Interesting that Log04 in G25 is close to Macedonia and "A Logkas with a Helladic archaeological site is this one, near Elati in Western Macedonia".

[Ajeje Brazorf]

[Tauromachos]

If they could be some kind of proto-Ilyrians / proto-Thracians?

Yes

[Tauromachos]

Then mainland Greeks are as Slavic as Bulgarians or even more lol

Certainly not more than Bulgarians!

[Tauromachos]

They are literally 100km away from the mainland. Plenty of movement between there and mainland probably happens to this day. I doubt they remained isolated completely. This is their most populated island. Greek members should know the history better.

Crete doesn't have much Slavic ancestry they don't even cluster with Albanians but with Sicilians and Calabrians

What you say about Crete not being isolated from Mainland Greece is true though

[Abriekman]

Certainly not more than Bulgarians!

Bulgarians are 43% Slavic on average and what Ion Basescul showed us is that Mainland Greeks have 40-55% Slavic genetic, which is obviously inaccurate, but this would make some of them more Slavic,than majority of Bulgarians

[Tauromachos]

Bulgarians are 43% Slavic on average and what Ion Basescul showed us is that Mainland Greeks have 40-55% Slavic genetic, which is obviously inaccurate, but this would make some of them more Slavic,than majority of Bulgarians

Yes it would