South Slavic & neighbours Eurogenes results

[Dušan]

Western ploting Krajina Serbs is probably conected with solid amount of I1 haplogroup. Macura I1-Z63, Drobnjak I1-P109 is some other branches of I1 are common among Krajina Serbs.

J2b-M205 is also strong among Krajina Serbs, especially in Lika.
https://forum.poreklo.rs/index.php?t...0292#msg120292

Maybe it could reason for more eastern plotting some of us.

[Pribislav]

We need more tested people and then we could conclude what is average for Krajina Serbs.
I don't think my result is extremely atypical.

Number of Krajina Serbs whose results I have seen is not small. Some are close to Serbian average and some are more northern, and common thing for most them is fact they are more or less western ploting from Serbian average. Autosomal is mostly just geography, with some exceptions of course.

[Pribislav]

We need more tested people and then we could conclude what is average for Krajina Serbs.
I don't think my result is extremely atypical.

Number of Krajina Serbs whose results I have seen is not small. Some are close to Serbian average and some are more northern, and common thing for most them is fact they are more or less western ploting from Serbian average. Autosomal is mostly just geography, with some exceptions of course.

[Pribislav]

J2b-M205 is also strong among Krajina Serbs, especially in Lika.
https://forum.poreklo.rs/index.php?t...0292#msg120292

Maybe it could reason for more eastern plotting some of us.

J2b-M205 is significant only among Lika Serbs (it's about 13% according to last statistic of Nebojša among Lika Serbs) due to bottle neck effect and probably higher number of releted people tested.
J2b-M205 is native in Drobnjaci, holders of that haplogroup Kriči lived in Drobnjaci before Drobnjaci Novljani came from central Bosnia in late 14th of early 15th century.

[Dušan]

J2b-M205 is significant only among Lika Serbs (it's about 13% according to last statistic of Nebojša among Lika Serbs) due to battle neck effect and probably higher number of releted people tested.
J2b-M205 is native in Drobnjaci, holders of that haplogroup Kriči lived in Drobnjaci before Drobnjaci Novljani came from central Bosnia in late 14th of early 15th century.

Yes, it is native in Serbian core area.

[Pribislav]

Yes, it is native in Serbian core area.

Of course, Herzegovina (Old and which is part of BiH) is Serbian core. A lot of Serbs from various regions originated from Herzegovina.
Old Herzegovina became part of Montenegro in 1878, or we can say it's under the Montenegrin occupation.

[Mingle]

Old Herzegovina became part of Montenegro in 1878, or we can say it's under the Montenegrin occupation.

Can we say Montenegro is under Montenegrin occupation?

[Pribislav]

Can we say Montenegro is under Montenegrin occupation?

Of course.
In 19th century and early 20th century when Montenegro got present day borders it was full Serbian state, with strong Serbian identity and it was inspiration for Serbs from other regions especially for Serbs in Austro-Hungary. Old Herzegovinians and Brđani joined to Montenegro in 19th century, because Montenegro was Serbia state in every sense in that time, even more than Serbia.
Modern Montenegro is in the hands of anti-Serbian scums.

[Westcost]

We wiz Goths n shiet. Did they really leave a mark in the Balkans?


https://m.imgur.com/AqTjAl5

Ubacio san tu podatke svoje, ako san to dobro napravio. I ispalo mi je ovo. Sad je li tocno nez

Your closest Ancient populations...

Scythian, Kievan Rus, Avars

[Jana]

I don't have problem with that not being native in Croatia, when it is known that we are there from 16th century.

In most autosomal calculators my paleo-Balkan component in mixed oracle is Greek, but in some is Italian Tuscan.
Probably my Vlach component is mix of Thracians and Ilyrians, and maybe even some real Hellenics, because @vbnetkhio told me I fit well in mixed mode with Mycenaean and Minoan in his K36 calculator.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post6312196

Looking at your oracles, I would say it is possible you have ancestry from Kosovo even if you don't know anything about it.
Kosovo native population (Dardanians) was mixed Illyrian-Thracian, and there could have been some Greeks as well who arrived during Dušan's Empire (for example Greek masters built lot of these monasteries for Serb population).