germanic phenotypes and celtic phenotypes

[the brunn]

alpine (Germanic) common in germany depens the person





he is a friend

dalo falid (Germanic)













Anglosaxon (germanic)











hallstat nordid (Germanic) common in germany in north and depens the person also alpine and dinaric














tronder (germanic) origin scandinavia my mother is tronder














Borreby(Germanic)


























Brunn (celtic) common in ireland england cos many irish moved to england north spain britanny cornwall and near cornwall and scotland
































(andy rooney is brunn with atlanto med influence)


keltic nordid (celtic)


















he is atlanto med with keltic nordid

he is spanish keltic nordid

[Tomasz]

Well, Hallstatt-Nordid is rather not common in Germany (I guess not more than 5% and clustered in the far north). They inhabit areas of Nordic countries, concentrating mainly in Sweden and SE Norway.

[the brunn]

Well, Hallstatt-Nordid is rather not common in Germany (I guess not more than 5% and clustered in the far north). They inhabit areas of Nordic countries, concentrating mainly in Sweden and SE Norway.

i know a german girl and she is hallstat nordid

depens the person

my spanish dentist is alpine his ancestry is in north east spain cataluña

[Mordid]

Cool thread.

[Pallantides]

i know a german girl and she is hallstat nordid

depens the person

my spanish dentist is alpine his ancestry is in north east spain cataluña

My Doctor is from Western Norway and he looks like a more Turanid version of Himmler

[the brunn]

Well, Hallstatt-Nordid is rather not common in Germany (I guess not more than 5% and clustered in the far north). They inhabit areas of Nordic countries, concentrating mainly in Sweden and SE Norway.

i know a german girl and she is hallstat nordid

depens the person

my spanish dentist is alpine his ancestry is in north east spain cataluña

alpine (Germanic) common in germany depens the person





dalo falid (Germanic)













Anglosaxon (germanic)











hallstat nordid (Germanic) common in germany in north and depens the person also alpine and dinaric














tronder (germanic) origin scandinavia my mother is tronder
















Brunn (celtic) common in ireland england cos many irish moved to england north spain britanny cornwall and near cornwall and scotland
































keltic nordid (celtic)


















he is atlanto med with keltic nordid

My Doctor is from Western Norway and he looks like a more Turanid version of Himmler

i live in mallorca island spain and i see a lot of women who are borrebys and hallstat nordids only women men are atlanto med alpine or atlantid

the ancestry of the people of this island is cataluña north east spain

LOL my mother is tronder with brunn influence she looks danish or norwegian

her father anglosaxon and her mother brunn with keltic nordid influence her mother is keltic and she got some scottish ancestry

[Tomasz]

i know a german girl and she is hallstat nordid

depens the person

my spanish dentist is alpine his ancestry is in north east spain cataluña

Don't base your views about entire nation on one girl you met. The are other "Nordish" types in Germany much more common, Hallstatt-Nordid is uncommon.

I have partly German descent and my German ancestors looked predominantly Faelid.

[Psychonaut]

Two things:

1. Is it really necessary, Mr. "the brunn," to quote all of the pictures in your own OP in a response to this thread? It makes browsing very tedious and unnecessarily clogs bandwidth.
2. In response to the implicit assertion of the thread that there are phenotypes that are distinctly Germanic and Celtic, both groups are far too phenotypically diverse and have too great of a history of admixture with eachother for a meaningful distinction to be made. Any phenotype found among Celtic peoples can be found in Germanics as well, and most Germanic phenotypes (excepting the Borealized Scando types and East Baltids you see in the far Eastern parts of Germanicdom) can be found in the Celts as well. Some might be more typically proper to one than the other, but there are no hard and fast lines that link up linguistic groupings to morphotypical ones.

[the brunn]

Don't base your views about entire nation on one girl you met. The are other "Nordish" types in Germany much more common, Hallstatt-Nordid is uncommon.

I have partly German descent and my German ancestors looked predominantly Faelid.

Two things:

1. Is it really necessary, Mr. "the brunn," to quote all of the pictures in your own OP in a response to this thread? It makes browsing very tedious and unnecessarily clogs bandwidth.
2. In response to the implicit assertion of the thread that there are phenotypes that are distinctly Germanic and Celtic, both groups are far too phenotypically diverse and have too great of a history of admixture with eachother for a meaningful distinction to be made. Any phenotype found among Celtic peoples can be found in Germanics as well, and most Germanic phenotypes (excepting the Borealized Scando types and East Baltids you see in the far Eastern parts of Germanicdom) can be found in the Celts as well. Some might be more typically proper to one than the other, but there are no hard and fast lines that link up linguistic groupings to morphotypical ones.

alright thanks for the info i know some germanic people can get celtic phenotypes like keltic nordid

depens the phenotype of the person where i live there's many german tourists and most look dalo falid and alpines and a few hallstat nordid but i saw german actors on tv who are keltic nordid

[Nglund]

depens the phenotype of the person where i live there's many german tourists and most look dalo falid and alpines and a few hallstat nordid but i saw german actors on tv who are keltic nordid

This guy was funny