Погледао сам у Eurogenes бази албанске хаплотипове и упоредио их са старом днк такође из Еурогенесове базе. Сасвим је извјесно да старобалкански основ присутан међу Албанцима није онај са којим су се словенски Срби мијешали по доласку. Свих 12 албанских узорака које сам посматрао у самом врху својих покалпања имају тестиране из кластера B Roopkund у Индији, на Хималајима. Не ради се о домаћој индијској популацији , већ о некој врсти медитеранских миграната у Индију.
Ови резултати су из рада:
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-019-11357-9Ancient DNA from the skeletons of Roopkund Lake reveals Mediterranean migrants in India
Ови узорци се рецимо уопште не појављују код мојих резултата. Претпостављам да се ради о Источном Медитерану. Ево шта су у раду истакли за овај кластер Б Roopkund
"A further 14 have ancestry typical of the eastern Mediterranean."
"Individuals belonging to the Roopkund_B cluster (n = 14) do not fall along this gradient, and instead fall near present-day West Eurasians, suggesting that Roopkund_B individuals possess West Eurasian-related ancestry."
"Individuals belonging to the Roopkund_B group cluster toward the center of the plot, close to present-day people from mainland Greece and Crete"
Иначе у раду уопште не знају одакле се у Хималајима појавила ова група Roopkund_B
"We find that Roopkund_B is consistent with forming a genetic clade only with individuals from present-day Crete. These results by no means imply that the Roopkund_B individuals originated in the island of Crete itself, although they suggest that their recent ancestors or they themselves came from a nearby region"
"The Roopkund_B cluster is more puzzling. It is tempting to hypothesize that the Roopkund_B individuals descend from Indo-Greek populations established after the time of Alexander the Great, who may have contributed ancestry to some present-day groups like the Kalash. However, this is unlikely, as such a group would be expected to have admixture with groups with more typical South Asian ancestry (as the Kalash do), or would be expected to be inbred and to have relatively low genetic diversity. However, the Roopkund_B individuals have evidence for neither pattern (Supplementary Note 9). Combining different lines of evidence, the data suggest instead that what we have sampled is a group of unrelated men and women who were born in the eastern Mediterranean during the period of Ottoman political control.
As suggested by their consumption of a predominantly terrestrial, rather than marine-based diet, they may have lived in an inland location, eventually traveling to and dying in the Himalayas. Whether they were participating in a pilgrimage, or were drawn to Roopkund Lake for other reasons, is a mystery. It would be surprising for a Hindu pilgrimage to be practiced by a large group of travelers from the eastern Mediterranean where Hindu practices have not been common; Hindu practice in this time might be more plausible for a southeast Asian individual with an ancestry type like that seen in the Roopkund_C individual. Given that the Roopkund_B and Roopkund_C individuals died only in the last few centuries, an important direction for future investigation will be to carry out archival research to determine if there were reports of large foreign traveling parties dying in the region over the last few hundred years."