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  47.  @Sickboy-oe4qf  Wikipedia:populations. Archaeological data on Albania’s Medieval cultures are also inconclusive, especially for the Komani-Kruja complex (ca. 600-800 CE), which has been interpreted as the cultural expression of either a Romanised population (local or intrusive) (8, 40, 41) or an indigenous Albanian-speaking group (42). Due to the challenges associated with linking archaeological, literary, and linguistic evidence, an archaeogenetic approach may offer novel insights into the origin of the Albanians, their biological relationships to ancient people, and the affinities of their language. Although gene flow is not always accompanied by language shifts [as in the case of Basque (43) and Etruscan (44)], migration is one of the primary vectors of cultural change (45, 46), of which language dissemination is a frequent outcome (3, 17, 47–49). Recent years have witnessed a surge in the palaeogenomic sampling of the Balkan peninsula (3–6, 11, 16), yet the resulting datasets have not been mined to help us understand how migration led to the emergence and spread of new material cultures, communities, and languages in the territory of modern Albania. To gain insight into the biological and linguistic origins of modern Albanians, we undertake a palaeogenomic transect of the Balkans from the Neolithic to the modern era (Fig. 1; Tables S1-S2), using more than 6000 previously published ancient genomes from western Eurasia, which we interrogate by means of state-of-the-art statistical analyses (Tables S3-S18), large-scale algorithms that quantify human mobility (Table S19), and a meta-analysis of ancient IBD-sharing data [Tables 20-21; (50)]. We also mine publicly available Y-chromosome haplogroup data from more than 2500 ancient and modern Balkan samples (Tables S22-S34), which reveal the proximate ancestors of modern Albanian men.
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