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Imagine using some Armenians on X ''debating a Thracian origin'' as an argument. It just shows how nonsensical this troll is. R-Z2705 which represents at least 14% of Albanians today and is spread across all Albanian speakers is a clade alone that is more massive than any E-V13 and definitely is...

The medieval samples from Albania are all from the medieval period. That is most definitely not what it is, its just a projection from your part. Also, according to Matzinger Albanian is not Thracian or Daco-Thracian yet interesting how you keep pushing for that Daco-Thracian theory ...

You did not reply when you were asked if you had tested because we all know you're I2a1b from southern Albania. Not that it even matters to me but should be taken into consideration when we have these debates. The barc samples is a medieval sample as has been confirmed by carbon dating, at...

E-BY5617 from what I know has no Bulgarians although yfull might not uploaded all samples,there is a Romanian under E-PH2180 I believe ... One southern Albanian is under the basal clade while in the north its mostly E-PH2180 ... the foreigners there are most likely of Albanian origin, including...

Even in the Timok Valley in Serbia you still have Romanians, and Aromanians and Vlachs were probably historically more numerous in Serbia, Kosovo, North-Macedonia. In Macedonia, Greece you still have Vlachs like Aromanians, Megleno-Romanians / Macedo-Romanians. Some have become...

Daunians were Messapic speakers and part of Iapygian groups, all Iapygian groups were Messapic speakers (Daunians, Peucetians and Messapians)

Sorry, I meant E-BY4465 , a proto-Albanian lineages which has Romanians, Bosnian Serbs, Kosovo, Serbs, Bulgarians, Croats, and most of these people are most likely of Albanian and Romanian origin. In Croatia there were Istro-Romanians and in Herzegovina morovlachs. same for R-Z2705. Obviously...

Except for E-V13, Vlachs also have a good amount of J-L283 and R1b.

Vlachs in Greece, Macedonia, Montenegro, Herzegovina and Albania aren't some different groups but are part of Romanian speakers and seperated from Romanian speakers around 9th century: Source: Origins: Serbs, Albanians and Vlachs - Malcolm This is what we see even partially in genetics such...

I am Kosovo Albanian myself but in Kosovo and Macedonia prior to Ottoman occupation we were a minority. We started moving out of the mountains in the 15th-16th centuries. We have been there for centuries , that's why we look different from the ones in Albania-Montenegro and speak different, such...

I have thought this for a while now and I realized all these are complete fringe theories like Nish, Shtip are complete fringe theories. I don't know about Shkupi though. The actual Albanians after the Slavs arrived were obviously a people that were mostly located somewhere in the mountains of...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yugoslav_colonization_of_Kosovo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massacres_of_Albanians_in_the_Balkan_Wars

The number of Albanians in Kosovo and Macedonia was even higher and some might of even declared as Turks, this was also in 1921 during the colonization of these areas and expulsion and murdering of Albanian civilians that were ethnically cleansed, as people were deported to Turkey, fled to other...

As for Matzinger ... as much as I respect other linguists associated with him and their opinions such as De Vaan and Vermeer, Matzinger has been debunked and the claims he makes have no support. One thing he agrees is that Albanian did not come from Thracian like all other linguists, however...

Lets not try and beat a dead horse here, it's obvious even E-V13 in Late Antiquity Eastern Dardania and Himera had autosomal profiles similar to Illyrians or somewhere between and even different from the samples north of Viminacium. You got debunked. The Late Antiquity E-V13 from Bulgaria plots...

Tell us Serb, if you are supposed to be the original and oldest inhabitants of Kosovo then what does Shkupi mean in Serbian? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skopje The modern borders of Kosovo were created only later, possibly post world war II, prior to that there was the Kosovo Vilajet which...

I actually completely changed my mind now. I definitely do think it's Illyrian, with some Thracian influence maybe, which is why the main lineages are from Illyrian and Messapic is related to Albanian. The placenames in Albania do show Albanian developments and are considered by many linguists...

Lezhe (Lissos) is considered to of been taken from Albanian speakers and shows the same developments as Nish and Shtip which is also considered to of been taken from Albanian speakers. ''The ancient name Lissus evolved into its modern form Lezhë (archaic: Lesh through Albanian sound changes.''...

If it wasn't for the expulsion of Albanians from there https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_the_Albanians_(1877%E2%80%931878) In that area there would still be Albanians. They expelled the Albanians and settled them with Montenigrins and settlers from Bosnia. They live in villages with...

''In what is now Serbia and Macedonia, several important classical placenames that Slavic took over from the resident population were borrowed not, as one would expect, directly from Latin or Greek but from Albanian. Well-known examples are the south Serbian town of Nish (classical Naissos), the...