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While those first three tribes were known as Thracian in origin, they likely did receive Illyrian influence in the Iron Age We see J-L283 in Northern Serbia/Hungary 1900BC, J-L283 in Eastern Serbia during the Roman Era, in Dardania. Triballi were said to have been pushed out by Illyrians after...

Worth mentioning the relation of these tribes too:

Comparing Albanians to Thracians while using 20% Baltic BA, 18% Cimmerian, 11% Ancient Armenian, is a poor fit. The less the better. You can model Albanians as 90%+ Illyrian, and less than 10% Slavic. This is closer to reality. Do you really think Albanians are only half Thracian, 20%...

Wait till we get more samples from Albania, E-V13 will be there

It's really a shame how dense you are, these models mean nothing. If you wanna play with them, have fun, like how a child plays with toys. I can make a model with Mycenaeans and Scythians to model Albanians, does that mean we are Mycenaean Scythians? "Mycenaean wins, hands down bro". Get a grip...

What a time to be alive with all these new samples coming in, from Macedonia, Northern Italy, Sicily, etc, so many of them are close in autosomal to Albanians and Northern/Central Italians. We have J2b2, R1b, and E-V13 as far West as Italy, and as far East as Serbia/Bulgaria, as far North as...

These models don't prove anything

Where do you think this 'Arbaios' comes from? Not being hostile, genuinely curious what you think / or if there's any other place he would have come from Another thing I'm curious about is the old name of Raska, used to be called 'Arsa' long ago. Where do these "Ar" names from from? The Slavs...

It's literally in the quote I posted above, just read. It will answer your own knit-picking questions. I'll paste it again for you dear

The Abroi were situated near the Fan river valleys and the Drin river in Northern Albania. It's possible their name could have been 'Arbi' as stated in the quote below. Arbi, Albani, Arbanasi, Arbanon, are all likely the same people. Even the the tribe "Iliri" was near these people in...

Arbanasi mentioned for the first time in the 10th century? Nope, Albanoi was mentioned in the Mat-Mirdite region of Albania since 150AD. Also we have inscriptions in Shkup, Shtip, and Finiq of people hailing from this region, long before the 10th century, and one of the inscriptions is dated to...

That's like me saying you, Hawk, Johane Derite, and mount are the same person, because you back each other up. Can you not comprehend that you guys have your fantasy theory, and everyone else can see that the data points to Albanians being Illyrian? Dardania is called Illyrian in the Iron Age...

There are E-V13 lines that Greeks and Vlachs are under that have an older origin clade in Albanians, from Arvanites & Ancient Proto-Albanians. Same with R-Z2103.

Why is every account a sock account according to you and mount? Can you not comprehend that only like 4 people on here promote a pure Thracoid theory for Albanians? One of them is Riverman from Austria, he's not even Albanian, I wouldn't be surprised if he's an E-V13 Serb living in Austria. The...

Try keeping up, you've been an obsessed "expert" with Albanians and the ancient Balkans for like 10+ years haven't you?

Albanians are considered the most Dinaric in the Balkans in phenotype, especially in the mountains. Albanians represent the "pure Dinaric phenotype", as do Montenegrins who many of their tribes have Albanian origin, and Herzegovinians and people from Dalmatia, although they too are less Dinaric...

So Proto-Albanians are E-V13 Channeled Ware Thracians + R1b-M269 Paeonian Brygians who took on J2b2 Illyrian language, culture, and burial rites? Lol Where's all the linguistic links to Thracian? Why do we have so many more links to Illyrian? Haplogroup frequencies change over time, Illyrians...

Dardania (Kosovo, S. Serbia, N. Macedonia), & Bosnia, which are Illyrian, haven't been tested yet, so the theory isn't "totally debunked". Both areas are near the Danube, near the Morava, Sava, and Drina rivers, which all lead into Albanian territory. Those regions need to be tested and then...

:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing: Have you seen a map? Do you know what West means? It's clearly in the Western Balkans LOL. IN ALBANIA. :laughing: Is Albania, Central, or East to you? If so, go back to school. Can't believe you said that with your chest, reminds me of when you...

Wishing death on another Albanian internet stranger :lol2::lol2::lol2: Your intelligence is SHINING!!! I can tell you're very passionate about Albanian origins, in good faith! :laughing: