Rank these Sicilian families, as an aggregate, best to worst. For rep comment.

[Sikeliot]

Actually, the man on the left is fairly pan-Med, but the woman and the girl have unusual eye shapes and the girl is unusually dark-skinned for a European girl.

Would you have found them equally odd looking if I said they were Spanish, Portuguese, or Greek?

[Tooting Carmen]

Would you have found them equally odd looking if I said they were Spanish, Portuguese, or Greek?

Probably not if they were Canarians, but mainland Iberians or Greeks yes.

[Sikeliot]

Probably not if they were Canarians, but mainland Iberians or Greeks yes.

I don't find the woman on the left exotic at all (she looks like my own grandmother and her eye shape not too different than mine), other than sort of looking Armenian. The others, yes but within the spectrum. I think the man on the right could actually pass in Portugal and southern Spain as an exotic type.

I took out the old lady that people were getting offended about, because the children in the photo didn't look fully native and I do not want people thinking I am mocking Sicily or anything.

[The Blade]

Fit potentially decently:
Cyprus
Greece
North Italy=Armenia
Spain
Lebanon

Iffy fit, but not totally out of the realm of possibility
France
Iran
Bulgaria
Serbia
Tunisia

Totally do not fit:
UK
Germany
Poland
Russia
Sweden
Iraq
Saudi Arabia

More or less, I agree with this ranking with the exception that I think they fit better in Lebanon than in Spain or Northern Italy.

[Casandrinos]

FYI Casandrinos is wrong because all of them are Sicilian.

Why did you shitpusher deleted my post. As if you haven't posted foreigners countless times.

You are not even a human being compared to me , and have the nerve to censor me. I could have killed you IRL ,fucking gay worm.

[Sikeliot]

Others?

[Sikeliot]

Agreed. However I would put Lebanon and Armenia in the second group.

How do you think these photos compare to average Greek people?

[Sikeliot]

FYI I took out the photo that people got so offended by (the old lady with the children).

[Sikeliot]

Easily around 60% similarity. What appears to have happened is that rather than the Greeks being gradually phased out by the introduction of new populations over the last 2000 years - they have simply been breeding with each other making the Greek strain extremely relevant and hard to remove.

The 40% of non-similarity, what influences do you see here?

FYI I think the Greeks were the last major wave of population to impact the island as a whole. The non-Greek influences likely PREDATE the arrival of Greeks.

[Sikeliot]

Pre-Sicilian, a little Phoenician/Fertile crescent, little goth/celt etc

I have seen genetically that you can in fact model Sicilians as Greek in the amount of 60-80% and some kind of West Asian for the remainder, with the amounts depending on the individual. So this may be true.