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The interesting thing in this study is that it talks about Iran in the Chalcolithic period:

Ancient square rock-cut tombs in the west of Iran and south of Italy (2nd millennium BC):

So according to this study, Basques, as a non-Indo-European people, have some Pontic-Caspian Steppe Yamnaya ancestry but the lowest proportions of Iran-related Neolithic components.

Some good points in this study: Genetic ancestry modeling of the IA groups performed with qpWave and qpAdm confirmed that the steppe_MLBA groups adequately approximate the western Eurasian ancestry source in IA Scythians while the preceding steppe_EBA (e.g., Yamnaya and Afanasievo) do not...

You should look at the map more carefully, they were Persians who migrated from Iran to Uzbekistan, not vice versa.

So ancient Scythians derived their ancestry from BMAC-related people, not the Sintashta culture people.

Dr. Niraj Rai on Twitter: India really needs a second Mahatma Gandhi, as an Iranian, I strongly support Niraj Rai and other Indian scholars who try to enlighten Indian people.

Greek culture cleary shows it originated in the east (Caucasus), for example read about Prometheus.

A Talysh woman from Mukania (Mugan plain) in the Kura-Araxes region (South Caucasus): Fresco of a Mycenaean (Mukênai) Woman, circa 1300 BC:

Projecting ancient ancestry in modern-day Arabians and Iranians: a key role of the past exposed Arabo-Persian Gulf on human migrations: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.02.24.432678v1.full] What is SEurope_MN? South Europe Middle Neolithic? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neolithic...

The earliest known Indo-Europeans were those who lived in Anatolia, like Hittites and Luwians, there is no evidence which shows those who lived in Balkan and other lands in the north of Greece were Indo-Europeans in the Bronze Age, ignore this steppe theory, Indians have also steppe ancestry...

1. No, Minoans were an aboriginal people in Greece who lived in the Crete from at least 3,200 BC but Iranian-related ancestry came to Greece after 2000 BC. 2. No, Minoan was not an IE language but it is possible that after 2000 BC Minoans adopted an IE language. 3. No, Mycenaeans who...

By the Kura-Araxes people, do you mean those who lived in ancient Mycenae/Mukania (modern Mugan Steppe)?

What is you opinion about it: https://eurogenes.blogspot.com/2018/07/a-mycenaean-and-iron-age-iranian-walk.html

Who cares what Hitler believed?! Aryans were Indo-Iranians who lived in the Levant (Mitanni) from at least 17th century BC.