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They participated, indeed, but loanwords of Iranic origin didn't heavy influenced the modern day Slavic. Still this idea is alive that: Balts + Sarmatians = Slavs. But it's more complicated that it seems on the first look.
One is surely truth; that Balto-Slavic Z280 is non-foundable among excavated Scythians and Sarmatians as well.
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East-Nordid with some pamirid with almost lack of mongol features.
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And... yes.., I read on the some Serbian forum yesterday that the archeological data from the Sarmatians and Alans from the 1st century (our era) was given to test and they were exclusively R1a-Z94, one special subclade of J1 and G2a2. So this M458 on the Caucasus mostly probably should be the result of the settlement of the East Slavs on this territory, nothing about Sarmatians there. So, there are no indeed, relations between Sarmatian genetics even with their geographicly closer Z280, and especially with M458.Originally Posted by Rethel
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