Като че в спора за произхода на българите съвсем отпадна "славянската" съставка. Maj се забравя, че все пак говорим на език от тази група, а няма обяснение откъде всъщност се е взел, след като ние сме расово средиземноморски народ, пък и Аспаруховите бyлгари вероятно не са говорили на славянски.
Аз отначало бях скептична към твърденията на автохронците, че ние говорим на "словенски", защото това си е бил езика на наи-древното население по тези земи. Но скоро попаднах на изследване, с което любимата ми генетика доказва въз основа на мтДНК тестове, че родината на славяните е всъщност Блаканския полуостров. Те трябва да са тръгнали оттам, но впоследствие източните са се смесили с угро-фини, а западните с германци, затова физическите различия.

mtDNA and Slavic Ethnogenesis
B. A. Malyarchuk

The distribution of identical and similar (phylogenetically related) types of hypervariable segment 1 (HVS1) of the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) was studied in human populations belonging to three Slavonic groups and nine ethnogeographic groups of Eurasia (total sample size 2772 people). The results testified to a common origin of West, South, and East Slavs and revealed a central place of West Slavs among all Slavonic ethnic groups. Mixing was shown to play a substantial role in the formation of specific features of all three Slavonic gene pools. The mitochondrial gene pools of the Slavonic ethnic groups proved to preserve features suggesting a common ancestor for these and South European populations (especially those of the Balkan Peninsula).
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What are your comments on the following words of Mario Alinei, the reкnowed archaeolinguist:
"I have to commence by clearing away one of the most absurd consequences of the traditional chronology, namely, that of the 'arrival' of the Slavs into the immense area in which they now live. The only logical conclusion can be that the southern branch of the Slavs is the oldest and that from it developed the Slavic western and eastern branches in a differing manner and perhaps at different times."
"Today only a minority of experts support the theory of a late migration for the Slavs... because none of the variant versions of such late settlement answers the question of what crucial factor could possibly have enabled the Slavs to have left their Bronze-Age firesides to become the dominant peoples of Europe. The southwestern portion of the Slavs had always bordered on the Italic people in Dalmatia, as well as in the areas of the eastern Alps and in the Po lowlands."


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