Classify two Caucasian rebels

[Bloodraven]

Sheikh Mansur:





Sheikh al-Mansur ("The-Sustained") (1732–1794) was a Chechen leader who led the resistance against Catherine the Great's imperialist expansion into the Caucasus during the late 18th century. He remains a legendary national hero of the Chechen people.

Imam Shamil:





Imam Shamil (Avar: Шейх Шамил; Turkish: Şeyh Şamil; Russian: Имам Шамиль) (pronounced "Shameel") also spelled Shamyl, Schamil, Schamyl or Shameel (1797 – March 1871) was an Avar political and religious leader of the Muslim tribes of the Northern Caucasus. He was a leader of anti-Russian resistance in the Caucasian War and was the third Imam of the Caucasian Imamate (1834–1859)[1].

[GeistFaust]

Both relatively good examples of Nord-Iranids and progressive as well from the looks of it.

[Bloodraven]

Both relatively good examples of Nord-Iranids and progressive as well from the looks of it.

Really? I think they are typical Armenids, but with longer heads(instead of the usual brachycephalic type you will find in the region).

[Han Cholo]

Both relatively good examples of Nord-Iranids and progressive as well from the looks of it.

More like an illusion between Mtebid/Dinarid/Armenoid/North-Pontid.

[Raskolnikov]

Really? I think they are typical Armenids, but with longer heads(instead of the usual brachycephalic type you will find in the region).

Well, that would be the basic difference between an Armenoid and an Iranid, but I would classify both as East Mediterranid/Pontid under a certain definition.

More like an illusion between Mtebid/Dinarid/Armenoid/North-Pontid.

Another option.

[Hurrem sultana]

the first one looks similar to how Europeans tend to imagine Jesus

[GeistFaust]

More like an illusion between Mtebid/Dinarid/Armenoid/North-Pontid.

They might have some Mtebid influences but when you mention North-Pontid I think that means you also see some Nord-Iranid. By the way the Mtebid is usually a robust variant of the Armenoid so there is no need to put in Dinarid and Armenoid as components. The Nord-Iranid could be a bit exaggerated in the pictures so it could be an illusion of sorts based off the depictions.

[GeistFaust]

Well, that would be the basic difference between an Armenoid and an Iranid, but I would classify both as East Mediterranid/Pontid under a certain definition.


Another option.

An East-Mediterranid/Pontid is similar to Iranid variants, but I see nothing East-Mediterranid about them perhaps a Nord-Iranid with some strong Mtebid influences.

[Raskolnikov]

An East-Mediterranid/Pontid is similar to Iranid variants, but I see nothing East-Mediterranid about them perhaps a Nord-Iranid with some strong Mtebid influences.

Considering 'Nord-Iranid' doesn't refer to anything, and if it does, it is East Mediterranid variants, then I don't really see the point. I also don't understand the point of saying 'Nord' if we're speaking in English.

[Bloodraven]

Well, that would be the basic difference between an Armenoid and an Iranid, but I would classify both as East Mediterranid/Pontid under a certain definition.

What's exactly an Iranid , anyway? Because North-Caucasian don't look like Iranians at all.