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Also, it might be that the Dardanians were a Western Anatolian migrants in the Balkans, mixing with both the Illyrians and Thracians. There is a certain non Illyrian non Thracian element among the Dardanians.

Hittites did mention certain king of Wilusa named Alaksandu(Alexander), and did mention the patreon God of Wilusa was Appaliuna (Apollo).

Probably mountanious Albanians have much higher amount of R1b in them than those percentages that were taken from cities where they consider themselves more religious and didn't have problem to mix with slav and turkish muslims.

sparkey considering that Albanians have R1b amount which sometimes were 17 to i think 25 % what do you think Were those Indo-European Illyrians R1b?which later assimilated the Balkan EV13 and J2b

We are talking about logic of course Pyrub.Gegh Albanians or Kosovars mountainers are more isolated than Bosnians/Croats/Montenegro and the rest of Albanians.They lack the I2A2 gene they have the same Illyrian traits and most importantly the language.Kosovars are predominantly EV13 R1b and J2b.I...

Classify him and guess him from which region he comes

I2A2 are Indo-Europeanized for sure.But their identity remains mystery

An agreement with that

there is a lot of study to be made! to explain some messy things

A bit complicated issue about R1b.

I dont believe that Illyrians were I2A2 people.I2A2 is closely related to the Slavic migration.High percentages have been found in North-East Romania Moldovia Ukraine and Belarusia.And we could never know the exact percentage of haplogroupes in nations.They are selected random yeah but that does...

i am planning soon to take the full DNA ancestry test

of course it is interesting

and R1b1b2 i doubt in the R1a1a possibility it is high in Macedonia because they are Slavic nation

I think the most probably haplogroups were E-V13

i think it has nothing to do with ancestry!!1