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Are there any estimations which clade E-Z5108 or E-Z5107 is more frequent in regions like Peloponnesus or Western Greece?
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I will take this 'analyzes' with a grain of salt by the way.
This Aspurg guy relies too much on STR's which are very unpredictable generally for V13, and I can see in this 'analyzes' some predicted branches on a 7/37 difference. Almost certainly looks there a lot of mistakes in here.
Then again it looks like he is mixing a medieval and modern nations such as Vlachs and Albanians with ancient Greeks.
Ok, you can overlook the Albanian-ancient Greek mixing but when it comes to the Vlachs it's a little bit difficult because Vlachs are nothing but a Roman-Balkan mixture therefore whether their Balkan is Illyrian, Thracian, Dacian, ancient Greek or even Celtic is a little bit harder to say.
Then out of thin air he puts etiquette for a certain marker as a 'Vlach' or other.
For example:
E-V13>Z1057>CTS1273>Z5017>Z5016>CTS6377>CTS9320>Z169 88>A11837 An ethnic Greek from Southern Albania clusters closely with a Serb from Shop and a Croat. Vlach ancestry.
Do you really believe this is an analysis worth of discussion even? It's so superficial and without any arguments whatsoever. How close they cluster?? I mean what if this actual branch came to South Albania with the Serbs and their southern expansion in the 14th century? How many actual people with Aromanian ancestry are actually confirmed of this branch?
Or how about this one:
E-V13>Z1057>CTS1273>Y35953>PF6784 - Common in Pontic Greeks, yet also have two parallel clades in Poland and Slovakia at TMRCA of 3400, indicating it too arrived from the North in MBA/LBA. Ancient Greek.
Again a baseless prediction without any argumentation. Just by looking at YFULL tree, it's observable that the TMRCA of the Pontic Greeks with someone else from unknown place is 500 b.c. while the upstream matches are mostly Central European with TMRCA 900 b.c. A Visigoth from Spain was said to be positive on this branch however after close look in his BAM file it seems this is wrong prediction because the sample in question is ancestral for at least two SNP's on CTS1273 level. Anyway very late for any ancient Greeks this branch is and I can make a prediction as well that this branch among the Pontic Greeks arrived with the expansion of the La Tene Celts in Anatolia. It looks way more certainly than an ancient Greek origin with all due respect.
Then again this Aspurg guy seems to prefer rather than realistically observe origins something that he personally wrote on another forum.
He seems to have a fetish for Turkics by the way, giving his seemingly Balkan branch under CTS9320 a Turkic origin
Last edited by Aspar; 06-07-2020 at 11:22 AM.
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