Hence you might get "Iberian Peninsula," or "Southern Europe," even though your family tree says "English" or "Irish."
I believe it proves the "Irish" origin myths, telling stories of coming from Spain.
http://www.eupedia.com/genetics/
@truth_seeker Huh? I thought pretty much everyone accepts that as established fact?
I have a THEORY based on nothing more than what I have read about human migrations in Europe and the various tribes that existed and mixed that some of these same "Iberian Irish" migrated to the hills of Scotland,and mixed with the Picts,eventually creating a new tribe that are now known as the Highland Scots. Mostly what is known about the Picts is they were "giants" with red hair who liked to paint their bodies blue before running into battles naked,and that they were so ferocious even the Roman Army had to back off and leave them alone. It might be noted that nobody seems to have ever had any interest in disturbing the Highland Scots the second time,either.
The Highland Scots also consider themselves to be separate from and superior to the lowland Scots,but seem to get along great with the Irish,who are also not known to be shy about fighting. Over anything or nothing at all. At any time. As one wise historian once noted,"The best way to win the war between the Irish and the British is to send all the British to America,and not tell the Irish where they went."
Since there is no record anywhere of anyone wiping out the Picts,it seems more likely they just disappeared via breeding with newcomers who had the same temperament.
I have absolutely zero evidence to back this up.
