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Maciamo, is there enough data for a DF27 map yet?

Yeah, that would make sense. Is there an explanation though, for the significant amount of I among Kurds?

What explains all that I in eastern Turkey, northern Iraq and Iran? Is it more likely to be some very ancient presence, or did Alexander's soldiers have a blast in that area (seeing as how "Macedonia" is shown to be 20-30% I in that map)?

Pre-Celtic/Pictish - I2a2 Celtic/Belgic - R1b (L21, P312*, S28) Roman - R1b-S28, J2, E, G2a Anglo-Saxon - R1b-S21, I1, I2a2 Vikings - I1, R1b-S21, R1a Normans - R1b (L21, S28, S21, P312*), I1

I always get the impression that R1a guys on internet forums tend to be very protective about their "exclusive" "Indo-Europeanness"... :thinking:

Where do Greeks get all their R1a from? Was it the Dorians, Ionians, etc? Or more ancient IE migrations?

Just a little speculation on the possible origins of the Y-haplogroups present among the Spanish and Portuguese... My suggestions within each haplogroup are in a decreasing order of likeliness (in my view). R1b (69% Sp, 56% Pt) - Alpine Celts/Lusitanians/Proto-Celtic Indo European speakers...

Such an old misconception. The British Isles have a high incidence of people who have obvious "mediterranean" phenotypes, for example, Sean Connery, Colin Farrell, Posh Spice, Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightley, all 4 Beatles, etc. Just like the Iberian peninsula has plenty of light-haired people...