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It seems like the UK mostly has the Keltic Nordid type which has Dinaric Influence; however this is different from Norid.
Is there some areas of the UK where Dinaric is more present than others?
Keltic Nordid
http://www.theapricity.com/snpa/bilder/edwardnorton.jpg
Even Ringo Starr looks like a Keltic Nordid with heavy Dinaric influeucne .
http://www.exclaim.ca/images/up-1ringo.jpg
http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV...14,317_AL_.jpg
None.Visual similarities are present yet the two phenotypes have absolutely no connection to each other whatsoever.
Charles Degaulle Is another example of a Heavily Dinaric influenced Keltic Nordid.
http://www.worldwar1.com/roads/jpg/roads_degaulle.jpg
ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by SvenDC
The Keltic Nordid type probably shares its earliest formative history with the Hallstatt variety, or a similar proto-strain (for some brief speculation on the topic of Nordid origins, go here). The migratory existence associated with the ancestry of the Keltic type clearly involved the absorption of several non-Nordid strains, most importantly central European Dinarid (probably by association with the Bell-Beaker culture of the Neolithic and Bronze Ages). In this respect, one might say it is intermediate between the Hallstatt and Norid types. Additionally, the Keltic Nordid has mixed with Atlanto-Mediterranid (cf. North-Atlantid), the latter of which is probably present at a low level in the Keltic Nordid population as a whole.
my grandfather is classified as dinaric/pontid, yet somebody argued he looked keltic nordid
Sometimes I think Keltic Nordid and Dinarics can look very much alikeQuote:
Originally Posted by Alexq
KN and Dinarids (including some Jews) classically have held upper/elite positions in Anglo society, and probably mixed among the upper wealthy classes, yes.
I presume this has been true throughout ancient Roman history as well.
KN is a warrior and intellectual type.