"THE SLAVIC MIGRATIONS AND THE GENOMIC TRANSFORMATION OF THE BALKANS"

[Varda]

Carles Lalueza-Fox today held a lecture in Belgrade with that tittle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carles_Lalueza-Fox

[catgeorge]

There werent any raids in the Balkans as you would like to believe due to Mongols appyling pressure and Mongolising their subjects Byzantine generals allowed non Mongols to settle in the Balkans with the Natives. It's all in De Administrando Imperio and Strategos.

So these wet dreams dont really pass past your own commie borders

[Varda]

There werent any raids in the Balkans as you would like to believe due to Mongols appyling pressure and Mongolising their subjects Byzantine generals allowed non Mongols to settle in the Balkans with the Natives. It's all in De Administrando Imperio and Strategos.

So these wet dreams dont really pass past your own commie borders

Mongols, Mongolising, wet dreams. If you have nothing clever to say, bypass this topic with your shitposts!

[gixajo]

Carles Lalueza-Fox today held a lecture in Belgrade with that tittle

In this site you can find a description in english and a link to the complete lecture :

‘Slavic Migrations and Genomic Origin of the Balkan People’ is the title of the lecture to be delivered by Professor Carles Lalueza-Fox at the SASA Grand Hall, on Tuesday, 28 June, at noon.

you can also go directly to the video of the live recording of the Lalueza-Fox talk:

Директан пренос

[Varda]

In this site you can find a description in english and a link to the complete lecture :

‘Slavic Migrations and Genomic Origin of the Balkan People’ is the title of the lecture to be delivered by Professor Carles Lalueza-Fox at the SASA Grand Hall, on Tuesday, 28 June, at noon.

you can also go directly to the video of the live recording of the Lalueza-Fox talk:

Директан пренос

I watched the live via second link, but currently is empty. The video will be probably published later somewhere.

[gixajo]

I watched the live via second link, but currently is empty. The video will be probably published later somewhere.

So sorry. I don´t find any alternative link to that talk.