@hf_dreamcatcher 2:46 - 2:53.6
Is it only me or is this Gahyeon SuA and Siyeon singing together?
가현이 수아와 시연인가요?
Dreamcatcher(드림캐쳐) 'JUSTICE' MV - YouTube
https://t.co/0aRuVkOLPH
@Ichirguboil Yeah, I forgot about that relatively recent change. 🤦♂️
We should also add 🇬🇷and 🇷🇴 next to 🇭🇺.
I've been so used to Bulgaria being on the bottom of the EU that it's sorta became a lake a habit. (Plus my current circumstances also contribute, but that's a separate story).
For the protocol, it's actually EU's poorest country, not Europe's, but that doesn't make us feel any better about our condition and it is besides the point.
Europe’s Poorest Country Is Shockingly Expensive — Here’s Why
https://t.co/w0e5KQgaEZ
@serpentza For the upcoming episodes maybe the scam scheme der8auer fell victim to might interest you.
In short: he couldn't find any copper to buy from Europe, so he decided to try and source some from China and got scammed.
https://t.co/fEsP3MxOpl
@LapisLazAlter@stats_feed Well, even wven if it is the dominant one, it can still be misleading both if looked voy itself and on it's own. 🤓
https://t.co/G804omwfeq
@LapisLazAlter@gheorghieff@stats_feed The specific subclade I2a1b1a-Y3120 of the I2a haplogroup found in Romanians is not "Paleo-Balkan".
It likely originated in the area of modern-day Southern Poland, Western Ukraine, and Belarus.
And was later spread with Early Medieval Slavic Migrations (6th–7th century AD).
@gheorghieff@LapisLazAlter@stats_feed As for Thracians, Dacians, Paleo Balkans and all that Jazz make what yoh will from that quote of Procopius on Cimmerians regarding the Hins and Utigurs - ergo the Bulgars/Bulgarians.
https://t.co/23Vz2lJio3
@Ilb3548@ozbegtin_balasi @equestrially @TheWhiteWolfeOf@Sulkalmakh Are Cimmerians "Turkic-speaking"?
"The people living there were called Cimmerians, and now they are called Utigurs.
Procopius also recorded a genealogical legend according to which:
...in the old days many Huns, called then Cimmerians, inhabited the lands I mentioned already."
@gheorghieff@LapisLazAlter@stats_feed On that note we can all take a page from the genetic history of the "Sea People", who lost their European signature ancestry within only 2-3 generstions.
https://t.co/1YWZ5EbTCz
@LapisLazAlter@gheorghieff@stats_feed The specific subclade I2a1b1a-Y3120 of the I2a haplogroup found in Romanians is not "Paleo-Balkan".
It likely originated in the area of modern-day Southern Poland, Western Ukraine, and Belarus.
And was later spread with Early Medieval Slavic Migrations (6th–7th century AD).
@LapisLazAlter@gheorghieff@stats_feed The Bulgars, ergo modern Bulgarian likely acquired the E-V13 Haplogroup after our settlement across the Danube from the local genetic pool.
The "ancient Vlach", or more accurately (whoever are) the ancestors of the modern Romanians seems to have even less of E-V13.