Unde s-a format poporul român?

Dar urmasii lor sunt aici. Asta ce inseamna? Nu o continuitate?  Știinta geneticii nu este interpretabilă dupa cum bate vantul politicii sau a diverselor interese.  Ai afirmat ca populatia României  nu are nimic in comun cu dacii.  Ai si argumente valabile?

Deci, al carui continuator esti tu; al caror daci?

Paula.

Dar urmasii lor sunt aici. Asta ce inseamna? Nu o continuitate?  Știinta geneticii nu este interpretabilă dupa cum bate vantul politicii sau a diverselor interese.  Ai afirmat ca populatia României  nu are nimic in comun cu dacii.  Ai si argumente valabile?

Avem material genetic de la daci? Presupun ca gasim ceva oase din care sa extragem ADN...
Acum, pe baza de esantion reprezentativ, ca la alegeri, sa luam niste romani si sa analizam.
Pe pariu ca va rezulta o linie amestecata cu slavii, tracii, turcii, tatarii, bulgarii, rusii etc!?

On topic: "Unde s-a format poporul român?"
Nu s-a format, este populatia care a trait si traieste aici formata din daci/traci/draci impreuna cu toti romani/turci/tatari/polonezi/unguri/sarbi/evrei etc. ce au trecut pe aici.
"poporul român" încă se formează cu adaosuri de imigranți ce se naturalizează aici.
Americanii au o istorie scurta dar se declara americani. Noi, in Europa, avem inca mandria natiunilor.

daca in urma cu 5000 de ani era o populatie cu cromozomul I2 pe aceste meleaguri ...

Si ca sa refutez aiurelile dacomanului de serviciu: ramasitele scheletice dezmembrate ingropate sub pragul casei [in contexte evident sacrificeale] s-ar putea sa nu fie tocmai reprezentative pentru ceea ce numim "daci"

Minunat.
Cauta-l la ADN, ce mai stai?!
L-au incinerat, zici?
Ghinion.

Pe de-o parte ai: oase ale unor victime ale unui incendiu
Si pe de alta: cenusa de incineratie
Esti asa proaspat de zici ca esti viu.
Zboara, puiule, zboara!

vezi ca-s niste zone unde se ingroapa legal mortii si-acuma in gradina. gradina casei. a lor.
si sunt si descoperiri arheologice "reprezentative",

E chestie de logica: daca in urma cu 5000de ani era o populatie cu cromozomul I2 pe aceste meleaguri iar acum, in zilele noastre, o treime din populatie are aceste gene, ce te face sa crezi ca acum 2000 de ani cei cu I2 ar fi dispărut?

Nu sunt in nici un fel continuator al dacilor deci nu am pareri preconcepute.  E chestie de logica: daca in urma cu 5000de ani era o populatie cu cromozomul I2 pe aceste meleaguri iar acum, in zilele noastre, o treime din populatie are aceste gene, ce te face sa crezi ca acum 2000 de ani cei cu I2 ar fi dispărut?

At the base of the pit, at 1.50 m depth, in the S-SE edge a human skeleton placed face-down was discovered (Fig. 2/3). Near the skull a bronze lock ring was found (Fig. 3/6). The fill of the pit contained handmade and wheel made potsherds and a rotating grinder fragment (Fig. 3/7). The ceramic material from the Micești site belongs to the Classical Dacian period2 and we assume that the human bone remains are contemporary to it (Fig. 4).
The skeleton was discovered in extended position, facing down, with the right arm’s elbow flexed in the thoracic cavity area and the palm placed under the forehead, while the left arm also has the elbow flexed with the palm placed in the pelvic area. The knees are slightly flexed (Fig. 3/1, 5).

In what concerns inhumations during the Dacian period, the most complete study is the one written by Valeriu Sîrbu45. He does not discuss in particular about the prone depositions, as all the cases he published are of skeletons placed in strange positions, situation considered a normal practice for Dacian inhumations. He observes a small number of burials between the 1st century BC and the 1st century AD. He identifies 150 cases during this time frame. The decreasing number of Dacian burials starts from the 4th century BC, to reach its peak during the middle of the 1st century AD. The few inhumation burials from this period, of complete skeletons, that can be found in settlements, are characterized by the diverse positions in which they were deposited: crouched, almost vertical, prone at Bordușani (Ialomița), Brad (Bacău), Budești (Călărași), Celei (Dolj), Poiana (Galați), Sighișoara (Mureș)46, to which we add the discovery at Micești–Cigaș. At the same time, he classifies the human bone remains in the Dacian period as follows: skeletons, parts of skeletons and isolated human bones in non-funerary contexts47. The discoveries at Hunedoara–Grădina Castelului, where a large area with such depositions was identified, were interpreted as inhumations, exposure or decomposing of the body and cases of handling human bones48.

In the following sites depositions of prone burials from the Classical Dacian period were discovered.
At Bordușani (Ialomița county), at the entrance of a surface dwelling the skeleton of a 12-13 years old child was found, strongly flexed, with the head towards SE and the knees raised towards the chin, the body placed on one side and slightly turned facedown. On the skull and shoulders there was placed half of a handmade fruit bowl and on the pelvic area a big stone49.

In pit 36 (diameter of 1.75m, depth of 0.75m) from Brad (Negri district, Bacău county) the skeleton of a 35-40 years old woman was found, flexed on the right side, oriented N-S. It had as inventory two bronze earrings, discovered on the chest, and on the pelvic area a stone- grinder and a bone handle50.