The preprint is on biorxiv.org/content/early/2014/07/24/007419 under the title of Comparative Performance of Two Whole Genome Capture Methodologies on Ancient DNA Illumina Libraries
Let's not forget that the pro-Bulgarians first settled on the north bank of the Danube, they build fortresses there (now on Romanian territory). That is were Asparuh claimed victory over Romans. Look at the map of Bulgaria during the reign of Tzar Simeon, modern day territory of Romania is...
I am wondering why they did not contact FTDNA (requested permission, etc, etc) and included as additional group the testees there, allocating the most distant parental ancestor to the respective region? There is a total of 133 testees (excluding the visitors and the Bulgarian muslims).
Turkic - Тюрки is quite different from Turkish - Турци. The English does not help in this case.
This study is trying to prove that the proto-Bulgarians are having different origin not from Altai, but from Pamir. :thinking:
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