Nordid Origins in Poland?

[BiałaZemsta]

What are the Nordid origins in Poland? Is the Nordid phenotype a trait blended from Norse and Teutonic invasion? Is it from East Nordic peoples who moved south? Or could it be from Finnic and Baltic people? This question just started eating away at me and I would really like to know. Thanks.

[Loki]

What are the Nordid origins in Poland? Is the Nordid phenotype a trait blended from Norse and Teutonic invasion? Is it from East Nordic peoples who moved south? Or could it be from Finnic and Baltic people? This question just started eating away at me and I would really like to know. Thanks.

A combination of all of the above, I'd say.

[Mordid]

I believe that Nordid origin in Poland are Germanic, Celtic, Battle axe and Baltic.

[BiałaZemsta]

Correct me if I'm wrong but East Nordids are Norse Vikings that sailed eastwards into North Western Russia.

[Mordid]

Correct me if I'm wrong but East Nordids are Norse Vikings that sailed eastwards into North Western Russia.

I think East Nordid are Corded people but yeah Norse have east nordid pehotype because they carried a R1A gene.

Corded Ware ceramic forms in single graves develop earlier in Poland than in western and southern Central Europe.[5] The earliest radiocarbon dates for Corded Ware come from Kujavia and Małopolska in central and southern Poland and point to the period around 3,000 BC. Carbon-14 dating of the remaining central European regions shows that Corded Ware appeared after 2880 B.C.[6] It spread to the Lüneburger Heide and then further to the North European Plain, Rhineland, Switzerland, Scandinavia, the Baltic region and Russia to Moscow, where the culture met with the pastoralists considered indigenous to the steppes.

That's interesting.

[Osweo]

The Slavs themselves, from their earliest inception, had a nordid element to them. There's no need to go looking elsewhere to 'explain' such types in the Polish population, except as mere addition to what was already there. Central Europe was and is no stranger to such types.

[BiałaZemsta]

The Slavs themselves, from their earliest inception, had a nordid element to them. There's no need to go looking elsewhere to 'explain' such types in the Polish population, except as mere addition to what was already there. Central Europe was and is no stranger to such types.

That is what I first thought. On other forums, I've encountered Germanic people claiming the Nordids in Poland as their own. I wanted to see if there was any truth in this.

[Loki]

The Slavs themselves, from their earliest inception, had a nordid element to them. There's no need to go looking elsewhere to 'explain' such types in the Polish population, except as mere addition to what was already there. Central Europe was and is no stranger to such types.

Of course. However, there is no denying the massive impact that Germanic incursions into the area had even since the Goths (and possibly before).

[Guapo]

Wtf? Sub-racial types are older than any meta-ethnicity so stop claiming who belongs to what.

[Mordid]

Mostly of Slavic origin. The proto-Slavs were of Corded (East) Nordic phenotype.

The Cephalic Index in Poland was actually less than 77 until the late middle ages. Then it went up to as much as 84, but is now at around 80 in teenagers across most of the country.

No one really knows the reason for the fluctuations, but it happened all over Europe to some degree, with the areas least affected being on the periphery of Central Europe - Iberia, UK, Scandinavia, etc