The Genomic History Of Southeastern Europe

[Wrong]

Bronze Age Montenegrin sample is somewhere at the Albanian and Bulgarian cluster.

It's just ONE sample, either way, if we had more samples of similar genetic background it would most likely plot inside Albanians or Bulgarians. I put the dot in the centre of the Albanian cluster, it could be wrong by a few pixels but still roughly tells the point.

Albanian average is the red dot, we have many Albanians levitating towards the Bulgarian cluster, too. Eurogenes V2K15:

[Kelmendasi]

Bronze Age Montenegrin sample is somewhere at the Albanian and Bulgarian cluster

Albanian average is the red dot, we have many Albanians levitating towards the Bulgarian cluster, too. Eurogenes V2K15:

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I plot a bit more north west to that dot

[Wrong]

I plot a bit more north west to that dot

I am a few pixels northeast the red dot center, inside it nonetheless.

[Voskos]

a total of 9 I2a2 guys in Bulgaria and Serbia. It seems the balkans were germanic back then

[KrashNick]

All these Gheg haplogroups... Feels good.

Muh nigga

[Peterski]

a total of 9 I2a2 guys in Bulgaria and Serbia. It seems the balkans were germanic back then

I2a2 is not Germanic.

[Voskos]

I2a2 is not Germanic.

most subclades are germanic and it peaks in germany as well

[Peterski]

most subclades are germanic and it peaks in germany as well

But it is from Pre-Germanic / Non-Germanic populations assimilated by Germanic-speakers.

It was not originally Germanic.

Proto-Germanic people originated neither in the Balkans, nor in Germany, but in Scandinavia.

[Wrong]

most subclades are germanic and it peaks in germany as well

What age are those samples? I know one Albanian from FYROM that got it

[Voskos]

bronze age samples i think