Bosniak Gedmatch results

[Jana]

I don't know, he put that and his surname. Do you happen to know that sample?

nope

[Varda]

Bosniak from eastern Herzegovina:

Bosniak_Hercegovina,26.17,23.06,19.93,9.86,16.80,1.88,0.15,0.26,0.35,0.01,1.54,0.00,0.00

from Čajniče and Goražde (northern Herzegovina)

North_Atlantic	24.03 Pct
Baltic	31.68 Pct
West_Med	17.14 Pct
West_Asian	7 Pct
East_Med	15.01 Pct
Red_Sea	1.31 Pct
South_Asian	1.76 Pct
East_Asian	0.48 Pct
Siberian	0.2 Pct
Amerindian	1.03 Pct
Oceanian	-    
Northeast_African	0.37 Pct
Sub-Saharan	-   

North_Atlantic	24.09 Pct
Baltic	31.41 Pct
West_Med	16.58 Pct
West_Asian	5.67 Pct
East_Med	18.14 Pct
Red_Sea	3.04 Pct
South_Asian	-    
East_Asian	-    
Siberian	-    
Amerindian	1.06 Pct
Oceanian	-    
Northeast_African	-    
Sub-Saharan	-

Čajniče and Goražde are in East Bosnia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Čajniče
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goražde

Even Foča which is more southern (and western) than Čajniče and Goražde belong to East Bosnia, not to Herzegovina.
North Herzegovina are Jablanica, Prozor-Rama, Konjic and around these places.

[vbnetkhio]

Čajniče is in East Bosnia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Čajniče

Even Foča which is more southern (and western) than Čajniče belong to East Bosnia, not to Herzegovina. North Herzegovina are Jablanica, Prozor-Rama, Konjic and around these places.

is this map wrong then?



I thought this was the geographic, traditional region of Herzegovina.

in that corner of Serbia which is painted yellow there's a village called Hercegovačka Goleša.

edit: I don't agree fully with that map, Livno, Duvno are in Tropolje and Kupres is in Bosanska Krajina.

[Dušan]

Čajniče and Goražde are in East Bosnia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Čajniče
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goražde

It is historical Herzegovina.

[Varda]

is this map wrong then?



I thought this was the geographic, traditional region of Herzegovina.

In Ottoman time Herzegovinian sanjak was quite bigger than present day Herzegovina. Even parts of SW Serbia (Priboj, Prijepolje and Nova Varoš) were part of Herzegovinian sanjak.
In last 200 years Foča, Čajniče and Goražde are part of East Bosnia and people from there consider themselves for Bosnians regionally.
Herzegovina in modern sense is darker color on the map right https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herzegovina

Čajniče, Foča and Goražde are too cold, green and cloudy for Herzegovina. Herzegovina is sun, stones, little to none forest and donkeys.

All three places have full Bosnian vibe, and nothing Herzegovinian.

Čajniče


Foča


Goražde

[Jana]

It is historical Herzegovina.

Probaj reći nekome iz Makarske ili čak Imotskog da je Hercegovac, kamenovali bi te

[Jana]

Not all Herzegovina is hot and dry. There is so called high Herzegovina (around Konjic) and low Herzegovina which is a stereotype.
Prozor-Rama is northern Herzegovina and it's cold mountain plateau with lots of snow and forest.

[Jana]

Slavonian-born Miroslav Škoro (parents from Imotski):

I am not Herzegovian, Imotski is still before the border with Herzegovina

[Dušan]

Probaj reći nekome iz Makarske ili čak Imotskog da je Hercegovac, kamenovali bi te

To su bili periferni krajevi Hercegovine, u kojima ta pripadnost nije uzela većeg maha.
Interesantno je da je glavni grad Hercegovine bio grad Pljevlja u današnjoj Crnoj Gori. Ne Mostar, ne Trebinje, već Pljevlja.
Nego meni je smešno kako danas Hrvati pokušavaju da prošire Hercegovački identitet na Livno, Duvno i Kupres.

[Varda]

Not all Herzegovina is hot and dry. There is so called high Herzegovina (around Konjic) and low Herzegovina which is a stereotype.
Prozor-Rama is northern Herzegovina and it's cold mountain plateau with lots of snow and forest.

Yes, but even Herzegovinian highland which have cold winters still is quite sunny and mostly lack of forest and have stones. For examples Gacko and Nevesinje.