Most dominant Y-DNA of TA

[Rocinante]

But G2a seems interesting to me and I wonder how that would stem in Europe? Last Glacial Maximum?
I have heard Neolithic farmers were blonde with blue eyes and white skin and that the ''Indo Europeans'' were olive skinned and black hair. I certainly know that the WHG were darker in colouring.

G2a is a neolithic farmer haplogroup, no doubt about it, Otzi the Iceman was G2a, for example.

And the blondes were the indo-europeans, not the EEF, the blue eyes were the WHG and the whites the EEF, but also the indo-europeans too, this is what i know.

[Leto]

G2a is a neolithic farmer haplogroup, no doubt about it, Otzi the Iceman was G2a, for example.

It's also very strong in the Northwest Caucasus and Georgia. Joseph Stalin was G2a for example.

[Rocinante]

It's also very strong in the Northwest Caucasus and Georgia. Joseph Stalin was G2a for example.

Seems to be that G2 peeks in Sardinia and G1 peeks in the Caucasus, very curious and interesting haplo.

[SG_Jun]

N seems to have spread to South China and South East Asia only quite recently. With metal working cultures from North.

Yes indeed, the Seima-Turbino phenomenon is closely associated with the spread of Haplogroup N across Eurasia. Another piece of evidence which I feel might have been closely associated with the migration of Haplogroup N peoples (aside from N2 which split and settled in the Balkans a very long time ago) would be the spread of Pit Comb ware / Comb Ceramic pottery in Europe, also known as Jeulmun Pottery (櫛文土器 / 즐문토기) in Asia, which can be found across the Baltic states, Finland, Upper Volga, south Siberia, the Mongolian Plateau, Liaodong peninsula and the Korean peninsula with the earliest samples found at the Xinglongwa Neolithic culture (6200 BC - 5400 BC) located in modern day Inner Mongolia.

My paternal ancestors might have migrated to the Central Plains region of China around the Yellow River basin before they moved again to Southern China. Han Chinese are not indigenous to Southern China which was Sinicized over the period of thousands of years. Generally most Chinese people believe that our ancestors migrated en masse from the Central Plains to the south of China to escape raids by various nomadic peoples including the Jurchen, Khitan, Xianbei, Mongols etc. during the Tang-Song dynasty about 800 to 1400 years ago.