The skull is either an indo-Iranian skull or Tocharian one, plus this lady looks Irano-Nordoid. Hardly a type you find in the balkans. Just look at her convex nose, long face, slightly weaker jawline, dolicephalic.(long skulled)
I never stated Persian though, I stated indo-iranian. Proto-Indo Iranians were from central Asia. By the way central asia isn't cold, it's gets really hot in the summer.
Kurds aren't J1 pred, and even so I'm talking about autosmal DNA, which as I said is what counts. And anyway they have already been tested, they show up as R1a-z93, which is Indo-Iranian marker. Autosmally they are the closest to modern day North eastern Iranic popuations and Kurds.
Just look...
It doesn't, because if the skulls are clearly long skulled, they can't be the same as polish short skulled ones. And Poles aren't all "short-skulled", I've actually seen many Polish people with long skulls. Even so that doesn't signifny they are indo-iranian descended. Skull shape alone cannot...
But I just showed you the reconstructions that showed they were long skulled. Show me that they were brachephalic then. I don't care about light hair or Nordic, I even stated proto indo-Iranians were just depigmented Iranids.
I would diagree slightly. Modern day slavs are usually not long faced. Whilst all those skulls look like Kurdish skulls, and I see this from first hand experience. You can even see those pictures I sent you, they are quite represent of Kurds from my area.
My maternal haplogroup is T1 which...
My friend why would I be ashamed of being a west asian? Lol but you can just look at my results of 23andme and my mcdonald's anayalsis, clearly I have a strong indo-Iranian component, along with the rest of my tribe. No one is denying that there is also a strong native component amongst Kurds...
Well Kurds on DNA tribes have the highest Indo-Iranian component, known as 'Persian'. Showing we have preserved our indo-Iranian lingeage much more strongly than our neighbours.
Here this link shows it:
http://img547.imageshack.us/img547/3473/75590976.jpg...
Blue eyes developed somewhere around the caspian sea region. And light features doesn't imply them to be Nordic.
Here is some reconstructions of the skulls found at Andronovo burial sites:
Funnily enough they appear Iranid, just like this Pashtun and Kurd:
Well you know I just happen to be the only "cro-magnon" Kurd right? Well I showed you a picture gallery of my tribe, a minority of light hair and eyes, majority being robush and dolicephalic.
In waht way exactly?
That is only one example, why don't you show me crowds or pictures of other...
Y dna shouldn't be used as a major determining factor of someone's genetic make-up. Patenral lingeages can be changed within a generation. Autosmal dna is what counts.
You still haven't showed me any phenotypes of the Kurds or middle-easterners. Show me cro magnon Nordic Germans if you may...
I personally wouldn't.
No not really, nor is J1c3 or J1* the same, nor is J2. It's like saying R1a1a and R1b1b is pretty much the same thing. Although both have western asian origins.
Broadness develops in populations that have been sedentrized. You can actualyl see it with Kurds. My tribe is...
Well R1a-z83 is proto-slavonic, whilst R1a-z93 is was carried by the proto-indo-Iranians. Evidence as North Iranians, Kurds, Turkmens and Tajikis possess it. It actually it at the highest of its frequency amongst Talysh.
(You still ignored me other two replies)
Why are you linking phenotypes and haplogroups? Kurds aren't even mostly J, nor is it a single haplogroup. I haplogroup amongst scandavians is different to that of the one in Balkaners. Plus Nordics aren't cro-magnoids. They're faces are too narrow and...
Nordics don't, Dinarids don't, nor do Iranids. Have you actually seen Kurds from all parts of Kurdistan?
Really so Arabs look like Kurds, Turks look like Levantines? Nope, there are big differences within the West Asia.
Can you prove that, can you also tell me autosmally what the indo-iranian...
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