South Slavic & neighbours Eurogenes results

**Jana** · 08-31-2019, 06:05 PM

Originally Posted by vbnetkhio

they have 71% i2 and 12% r1a. 83% together.
one i posted gets 90% Ukrainian + 10% Cyprian in oracle. they one of the most Slavic South Slavs, but their pre-Slavic population was something exotic and different from the rest of Balkans. that's why they look exotic.

Interesting.

**Jana** · 08-31-2019, 06:12 PM

Originally Posted by Pribislav

Yes.

There is village Sase near Srebrenica, name came from Saxon miners who lived in area in the middle age.

Girl from video up is from Skelani near Srebrenica (Podrinje).

Saxons settled to SW Serbia (Raška) and Kosovo too.

**Leto** · 08-31-2019, 06:39 PM

Originally Posted by vbnetkhio

You think proto Slavs were like Southwest Russians, Cossacks? weren't they more like Belgorod? or maybe Belarus or Ukraine?

Belgorod is a Southwestern Russian city, lol. And that person is not a Cossack (at least I don't know it).
"proto" doesn't exist. That guy is a real living person. Don't get carried away by that "proto" autism. Whether he is 90% "proto-Slavic" or 95% doesn't really matter.

**vbnetkhio** · 08-31-2019, 06:46 PM

Originally Posted by Leto

Belgorod is a Southwestern Russian city, lol. And this person is not a Cossack (at least I don't know it).

i think in eurogenes Ukrainian_Belgorod is the average for the Belgorod region of Russia, and Southwest Russia is Krasnodar or Rostov

**Pribislav** · 08-31-2019, 06:47 PM

Originally Posted by Feiichy

Saxons settled to SW Serbia (Raška) and Kosovo too.

From "Serbian dna project"

Ćoćić - I2>I-A427 (Gornji Vratari/Aleksandrovac)
Aleksić - I2>I-A427 (Borčane/Leposavić)
Gvozdenović - I2>I-A427 (Koporiće/Leposavić)
Gregović - I2>I-A427 (Petrovac/Budva)
Deljanin - I2>I-A427 (Toplica)
Đorđević - I2>I-A427 (Leposavić)
Jelenić - I2>I-A427 (Lešak/Leposavić)
Kadić - I2>I-A427 (Lešak/Leposavić)
Mišković - I2>I-A427 (Graničane/Leposavić)
Fuštić - I2-PH908 (Brskovo/Mojkovac)
Bučevac - R1b-U106 (Sarajevo)
Jovanović - R1b-U106 (Bajina Bašta)
Klješčik - R1b-U106 (Prijepolje)
Mladenović - R1b-U106 (Smederevo)
Stanković - R1b-U106 (Ranilug/Kosovska Kamenica)
Antonić - R1b-U106 (Korenita/Loznica)

^^
Descendants of Saxon miners by paternal line.

Fuštić is PH908, but he has a match in Germany and celebrate Mratindan (Serbian Orthodox families with this Slava were once Catholics). He is from Brskovo, that was one of the most important mining in medieval Serbia where Saxon were present.

**~~Zmey Gorynych~~** · 08-31-2019, 06:50 PM

Originally Posted by WeirdLookingFellow

It would be interesting to find more Moldovans from the Central-West area, near Neamț area. This is where they took samples from a study that looked for differences between Romanian Moldovans and Moldova Rep. and found around 45% I2a1 Y-DNA. Like Aspirin said and based on vbnetkhio's map, we might see more Moldovans like me plotting to the west, signalling more Vlach ancestry.

Yes, until more people get tested we wont know what is the difference if there is a significant difference to speak of. You plot somewhere between serbs and north Italians which is interesting for a person with moldavian romanian ancestry only?

It would be interesting to find out whether the Moldovan average from the republic is just modovan. I say it's possible that it could be moldovan only. We need more samples for that though. Anyone knows anything about Romania16. Or is it just a case of knowing his/her kit number?

Ask Nurzat (ancestry in Vaslui and Suceava) for his result. He should plot west of me - somewhere between serbs and croats.

**Leto** · 08-31-2019, 06:53 PM

Originally Posted by vbnetkhio

i think in eurogenes Ukrainian_Belgorod is the average for the Belgorod region of Russia, and Southwest Russia is Krasnodar or Rostov

Southwest Russia is Kursk, I think. Anyway, both averages are almost identical. Southwestern and Southern Russia have no significant differences in genetics. Eastern Ukraine is not much different either.