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Are you sure? First, no known source mentions of Slavic invasion into Poland. Second, Celtic and Germanic tribes, which left Poland around 400 AD, weren't so numerous group, there is very little percent of haplogroups R1b U106 and I1 in Southern Europe and Northern Africa. (no more than 5-10%)...

Burgundians of course weren't Slavic, but they are identified not with Przeworsk, but Luboszyce culture. Regards.

I think that ethnicity of Lugii and other tribes of Przeworsk and Wielbark cultures will be known after results of research of fossil Y-DNA, which is scheduled for 2014-2019. Most of R1b and I1 haplogroups will confirm Celtic and Germanic origin of tribes (in Poland allochtonic theory of Slavic...

I think also that Przeworsk culture, which was continuation of Lusatian culture, created by people with R1a1 M458 was inhabited by Proto-Slavs tribes, so Proto-Slavic etymologies of the names of the tribes could be correct. Culture Sukow-Dziedzice is also considered as a continuation of...

Welcome in forum, I think that homeland of Slavs is located between Odra and Dnieper rivers (in Poland known as autochtonic theory) and they are related to haplogroups both R1a1 M458 and Z280, prevalent there since ca. 3000 BC. First name of Slavs were probably Neuri, saved by Herodotus. In...