Both were atypical in opposite directions was her point I think. Left guy looks nearly Mesopotamian, right girl could be British.Quote:
Originally Posted by Porpolita
Both were atypical in opposite directions was her point I think. Left guy looks nearly Mesopotamian, right girl could be British.Quote:
Originally Posted by Porpolita
greco-levante.
Yes, of course I knew what was originally meantQuote:
Originally Posted by Sikeliot
Mostly purely mediterranean but i also see a good number of light eyes and hair among them.
Where might you place some of them phenotypically, and how would you compare them to other southern Europeans like Spanish and Greeks?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Count
Probably in the rest of Italy specially the continental south,sure many of them pass as greek and iberian for common mediterranean features i think.
Do you think there are any large scale differences between the three? I suspect of the three Sicilians would be the most "pure" Mediterranean due to Balkanic influence in Greece, and higher West Euro in Iberia.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Count
Though Sardinians look even more pure Mediterranean than Sicilians.
In my opinion spaniards are also very mediterranean. And for mediterranean i mean the euro-mediterranean because many peoples have a strange perception of menas who have surely a med component but alterated by other influences who are inexistent in south Europe.
Greeks aren't very Mediterranean?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Count
I am not particular familiar with greek phenotypes to be honest.