== Prehistoric Albania == 

 I am sure you know what WP:fringe means. Unless you think that you have solved the dorian invasion enigma, that's pure fantasy. Which are the archaeological, historical or any source to back that claim? I don't see any reference for that claim in the presented text. That's pure speculation and fringe, furthermore we don't know who and when write this kind of text and which references he used. See the same Hammond and others opinion in Cambridge 1982 eg As there seems to have been an unbroken continuity between the Early Bronze age and the first written data on the subject of the Palaeo-Balkan peoples, we are justified in relating the Bronze Age complexes to the Palaeo-Balkan peoples: the East Balkan complex to the Proto-Thracians, the Balkano-Danubian to the Proto-Daco-Moesians, and the Western Balkan to the Proto-Illyrians. page 166 or territorial definitions such as Illyris, a term different from Ulyria and Illyricum, was that part of Albania which lies north of the lower and middle Vijose valley, and during most epochs it included much of the lakeland area. Hammond: Illyris, Epirus and Macedonia in the Early Iron Age Cambridge p623 or the same Hammond conclusions when he claims that "there were Phrygians in Central and South Albania, Epirus and Macedonia which were pushed away by Illyrian tribes". p653-656. This is Hammond hypothesis which is not supported by scholars, but it shows clearly Hammond position on that issue which is different from the text you have presented. That is another minus for the credibility of that text.