Map of European phenotypes

[Dentist]

Men



Women

[Anaximander]

Pontid/Mediteranid+Alpine=Greek master race.

OVERALL I FIND THIS MAPPING QUITE ACCURATE.

[chociprasa]

Apart from the bad morphs, why is Borreby in western Poland?

[catgeorge]

Stereotypes of Europe

[Anaximander]

Apart from the bad morphs, why is Borreby in western Poland?

Also Strandid and Tydal Paleatlanitd are not the most common in Norway.
They are predominately Nordoids.

[Creoda]

Few comments on those in the British Isles vicinity:

-The North Atlantid male looks like an Atlantid-Keltic Nordic mix, which in that case SW England is a decent place to put it. If it were Atlantid+Hallstatt mix it should be in SE England or continental. The female looks more Irish though.
-Keltic Nordic seems to be placed in SE England, but in reality it peaks in the more Celtic parts of the British Isles. The female morph is questionable for KN
-Aran is the most Westerly peaking phenotype, yet the male morph looks the most Scandinavian shifted of the lot, and not similar to Keltic Nordic as it should be. The female morph looks Irish, but nothing like KN.
-The Brunn male is not very characteristic, looks Irish, but is peaking in Scotland. The female looks more Borreby than Brunn.
-Paleo Atlantic belongs in the Balkans, obviously.
-West Nordic? Isn't that North Atlantid? It's OK to be Anglo-Saxon. The West Nordic ie Anglo-Saxon female is very English looking, but perhaps too much for an exemplary Anglo-Saxon, and peaking in Holland.
-'Keltic' in Norway and looking like that?
-Tydal is a Bulgarian Paleo-Atlantid

[travv]

Sorry guys, I couldn't resist. He specifically left a place for this.

[Komintasavalta]

Ladogan and Uralid are such chad types, even though the female Uralid morph at humanphenotypes is not Uralisch at all.

I used FaceApp to make a female version of one of Coon's examples of the Ladogan type, which actually looks a lot like the female Ladogan morph at humanphenotypes:



Original (Khanty with some Nenets admixture):



Compare to these:

[Immanenz]

all those maps done by amateurs are funny- pull out a few exotic phenotypes like Tydal that anthropologist say are very rare, but this map says they "peak" in this place, but are not necessary the most common phenotypes in that area- it could be only 3 % of that certain phenotype because in other areas its even more rare or simply not existent ( probably not what those creaters were thinking, but they are amateurs anyway, also no way they could come that easy such conclusion)

let me check this: how Faelid look from Rostock, North Germany
https://www.svw-vb.de/wp-content/upl...Team_20_21.jpg
https://www.hochschulsport.uni-rosto...ttkampf_89.jpg
https://www.rostocker-handballclub.d...P-1080x675.jpg
https://www.rostocker-handballclub.d..._auswaerts.jpg
https://www.handball-world.news/imag...sfoto_2016.jpg

Many phenotypes only relate on skull metrics like Corded, while this Russian Corded could be also Hallstatt, Noric etc. as long you dont measure them

this Corded would be classified as Atlantid^^

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E_kmkzVW...jpg&name=small

I used FaceApp to make a female version of one of Coon's examples of the Ladogan type, which actually looks a lot like the female Ladogan morph at humanphenotypes:

whats your take on that "Australoid-like" EHG reconstruction:

[Komintasavalta]

whats your take on that "Australoid-like" EHG reconstruction:

Nice lateral protrusion of the zygomata, and nice orbits that are low and square. But the reconstruction is based on a photo of a modern person, so it probably doesn't do justice to the original. Also I don't know why the nose is downturned even though the nasal opening is wide and short, and the nasal opening has a high vertical position. Apparently the source is this: https://twitter.com/Sulkalmakh/statu...91872369012744.