Any information on G-Y65?

[Luso]

Hi, before my uncle passed away I had the pleasure of discovering that his paternal line is G-Y65. My family is from southern Portugal for at least 500-600 years from a place called Silves nearby the Monchique Mountains.
Is there any good information or assumptions that can he made about this ydna? I know it’s quite rare to have G2a nowadays in west europe. I have also heard it’s associated with neolithic, anatolian farmers and peaks in modern sardinia. Was it common amongst megalithic farmer people like i2a?

thanks!

 

[peloponnesian]

Seems to originate with Cardial Neolithic but the big bottleneck/founder effect happened during the Bronze Age. Its spread seems associated with Punics, Iberians, Imperial Romans or a combination of those. I definitely expect this haplogroup (or its cousin branches) to pop-up in upcoming Western and Central Mediterranean papers.

 

[Luso]

Seems to originate with Cardial Neolithic but the big bottleneck/founder effect happened during the Bronze Age. Its spread seems associated with Punics, Iberians, Imperial Romans or a combination of those. I definitely expect this haplogroup (or its cousin branches) to pop-up in upcoming Western and Central Mediterranean papers.

if i recall some ancient Pompeians got it? Forget which paper, and I don't think they were ever uploaded

Thanks for the info.