Týden 4: Lze Slovany či slovansky mluvící skupiny raného středověku identifikovat jako geneticky specifickou populaci? Lze zjistit, odkud tato populace pochází? Liší se od jiných historických populací i v jiných aspektech, např. stravou?
Teze
Kosmas. Kosmova kronika česká. Praha: Melantrich, 1950, s. 16.
Antiteze:
F. Curta 2008:
Lze-li vůbec něco tvrdit, pak revize problému utváření Slovanů naznačuje, že Slované nemuseli odejít z žádné Urheimat,
aby se stali Čechy a Moravany.
Curta 2021, Slavs in the Making
Stolarek et al. 2023
The presented results are in line with the hypothesis that assumes
the genetic continuation between Iron Age and Middle Age periods in East-Central Europe.
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