(2018) among others and share additional independent research of recent archaeogenetic samples.Īccording to The Geography of Recent Genetic Ancestry across Europeby Ralph et al. In this part will be cited and made an analysis of contemporary autosomal DNA results from Ralph et al. The article was last updated on 20th January 2023.
At the end is a summary of the conclusions. The population genetics focus will be first on autosomal DNA, to establish an overview of the ethnogenesis of the contemporary populations before and after the medieval migration, and then on Y-DNA and particularly the distribution and possible medieval migration pattern of the haplogroup I2 > I-PH908 in the male population. The information is from various scientific fields, like historiography, archaeology, linguistics, anthropology and population genetics, being a contemporary multi-disciplinary approach and synopsis on such a topic. In this article are gathered up to date scientific information about the medieval (South) Slavic migration to Southeastern Europe which is dated at least since the mid-6th and early 7th centuries.
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