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The Jews and Arabs are clearly J1 in origin. As are Hebrew and Arab. This is by looking where's Arabia and Israel(Juda). But it's very likely that other Semitic J2 languages intermingled with J1 peoples. Wherever there's J2, there's J1. As per "Christianity and Islam don't pick haplogroups"...

South of the Mediterranean is Africa, and Africans peak in archaic human DNA. So, "avoiding Neanderthal ancestry" is highly misleading. A lot of people don't know the names Erectus, Rhodesiensis and Denisovan. But that ancestry also exists, and it's even less related genetically to us.

female haplogroup U6 again She also appears in Romania, Georgia and now Poland around this same period. What I wonder is the male haplogroup. It's so bad that we always get only the mtDNA for certain periods. Is it I, IJ, IJK*, GHIJK*...? Or maybe even mixed with C haplogroup (something common...

The point I'm trying to make is that the I2 remains aren't far away from the R1a, it's the opposite, they share a border. You don't need to go to Central Europe to find them. In fact, even if the Baltic States lack larger numbers of I2 haplogroup, WHG ancestry peaks there. This proves that I2...

Archeology has shown that I2 was the only Y-DNA outside Russia during the Eneolithic. I believe that if they're "Yugo-Slavs", they most likely come from the I2 that used to be 100% of the men in "Belarusian" and "Ukrainian" land, rather than from Central Europe.

Yes, I am surprised about how Y-DNA K2 mingles from Caucasoid, to mix with Mongoloid with K2a, then to Australoid with K2b. And then the P branch, still Australoid (Negrito) gives birth to Q Mongoloid but darker, and R, which ends up being a majority in the Atlantic region.

Most other times that I searched this topic, women were more overweight and obese than men, across all races.

We know something about people from the Middle East?

U152 carriers were in different parts of Europe as descendants of legionaries. These men, after the Gothic migrations, were displaced from power.

It's the Romans. Julius Caesar speaks clear about the brutality and totality of the Roman wars on the Gauls in his memoirs. Besides, after the Empire disintegrated, U152 descendants may have needed the protection of the Roman Church to survive.

There's a J1 in Russia/Finland (Popovo sample) mixed with U4 haplogroup. There's also another J(don't remember if J1 or J2) in the Tarim Basin. But yeah, it's MOSTLY R in the Steppe, and mostly J in the Southern Arc.

R1b-V88 also exists in the Nile Valley (Sudan) If the expansion seems from North to South (The Middle East is also North of Africa, not just East) they may have controlled the green Sahara, before the Berbers. Remember that in principle, they resemble Arabs more than the Berbers. Also, Berbers...

Those are their male haplogroups. Their female haplogroups were K and H. Most likely also U, J and T. Yamnaya being 50% CHG means that their first admixing outside of haplogroup U5 (and U4 and U2e) was with H,J,T,V,I and K from the (northern) Middle East/Caucasian range.

If you like Templars, he could have been a Templar. If we're talking about his own kind, we would be talking a group of Grecoromans Christians or Jews.

HAPLOGROUP F comprises the vast majority of Y-DNA in the world (practically ALL OF THE WORLD MEN besides Africans) This macrohaplogroup expanded 48000-42000 years ago and has changed susprisingly less (relative to this aforementioned population boom in Prehistory). I estimated this limit...

AFTER the Romans, there was the Holy Roman Empire, so he could have get there invited. In Germany, France, England and Ireland the Church was welcomed.

No that's true, but the fossils exist in the Mediterranean. Ukraine, Sardinia and Spain are countries accesible by ship from Egypt and viceversa. Then there's also the next branch that split from R1b, M73 in Turkey.

Atheists like science fiction because they like fantastic, unrealistic and metaphorical stories (notice the irony of their position)

Lets assume that mutation rates are not static, which is probably true. Judging by the distribution of different R1b branches, we see the first bifurcation of R1b is that of V88 into Africa. So it makes sense that expanded from Egypt or the Sea Peoples Palestine. Then the Z2103 went into...

Those mutations are Cuacasoid rather than White skinned. MENA people have them, so they're unlikely to cause light skin.