no I am not saying that.............I said this many many times, there are no illyrians as one people, one race or one culture , illyrian is a geographical term exactly like the term scandinavians .
No illyrian tribe spoke the same language , had the same genetics, had the same archeological pottery etc etc........they should be noted as Dalmatians, pannonians, luburnians etc etc this is what they always where and will be
this rubbish from the swede and everyone before or after him, are all wrong............how many of today's races have claimed illyrian descent 4, 5, 6 ...many...........
Generally, I agree with you, Illyria apparently was geographical term, and I mentioned several times.
Probably some tribes were mostly of R1b carriers, some tribes were mostly I2a/R1a carriers, some tribes were mostly E-V13, probably J2 carriers etc.
Probably these tribes spoke different languages.
Among a lot of Balkan and North Italian people there are descendants of inhabitants who settled Illyria (from north toward south): (North East) Italians, Slovenes, Croats, (Western) Serbs, Bosniacs, Montenegrins, (Coastal/hinterland) Albanians, (North Western) Greeks etc. but nobody can say explicitly:
My nation is Illyrian.
Two of acquaintances Italians argued to me that Illyrians were Italo-Celtic people (and therefore language of Illyrians is CENTUM), and it can be true for north tribes in Illyria.
But I appreciate of efforts of Bosniac academics, definitely in this area were a lot of Illyrian tribes.
However, one should be very careful, because haplogroups today and in time of people of Illyria can be different.
For example, some Albanians guess that in some areas (Dalmatia/Herzegovina/Bosnia) was elimination or mortality of E-V13 carriers an therefore today in these areas there no descedents of Illyrians (they suppose that E-V13 were Illyrians).
But only speculations, without evidence, telling the stories (fairytales).
Again, it is most probably you are right, Illyria/Illyrians was geographical term.