Borreby

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Oliver Reck is strongly Borreby:

Oliver Reck is an overweight gracile Mediterranean. You keep making elementary errors. Any bald White person with enough fat on their cheeks can look "Borreby". Borreby isn't being a fat guy with a bald head. It's a specific phenotype based on bone morphology and less than 5% of people of any country are Borreby, it practically doesn't even exist.

Reck before he got fat:

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Ratko Mladic:

Ritko Mladec is planooccipital and high vaulted and therefore Dinaric. Borreby is curvooccipital and generally low vaulted. Stop making elementary errors. You need education.

[Grab the Gauge]

Ok so finally a real Borreby, Lewis Powell. His skull is similar to the Borreby skull from Denmark, upon which this type is based. His skull was also mistaken for a Native American skull and placed in the Native American collection. This is important because metrically speaking, Borreby is more similar to a Native American or a Tungus Mongoloid and is totally outside the range of modern Whites, for it's massive dimensions.



Lews Powell skull:





Borreby skull:




Only thing off about Powell is that his face is a bit too narow, and nose a bit too narrow, to match the original skull.

[Amud]

Ok so finally a real Borreby, Lewis Powell. His skull is similar to the Borreby skull from Denmark, upon which this type is based. His skull was also mistaken for a Native American skull and placed in the Native American collection. This is important because metrically speaking, Borreby is more similar to a Native American or a Tungus Mongoloid and is totally outside the range of modern Whites, for it's massive dimensions.



Lews Powell skull:





Borreby skull:




Only thing off about Powell is that his face is a bit too narow, and nose a bit too narrow, to match the original skull.

Any idea why his nasal aperture looks wider than his nose does in the flesh? That would have thrown me off.

[The Blade]

Yeah, Reck is Gracile Med with this high and broad forehead - lmao
High vault is not a Dinaric trait. Borrebies have, on the other hand, high and broad foreheads and often slightly flattened occiput.
I don't need education, especially not from a person who was legally chosen "Comedian of the year".

[Grab the Gauge]

Any idea why his nasal aperture looks wider than his nose does in the flesh? That would have thrown me off.

Nasal aperture on that skull has been broken and chipped away at, making it look wider than it really was.

Yeah, Reck is Gracile Med with this high and broad forehead - lmao
High vault is not a Dinaric trait. Borrebies have, on the other hand, high and broad foreheads and often slightly flattened occiput.
I don't need education, especially not from a person who was legally chosen "Comedian of the year".

Your ignorance is showing, dummy. A high vault is a Dinaric trait:

A short, high head, a long face with a
narrow jaw, a flat occiput— all these features
stand at the opposite evolutionary pole from
the early specimens.

-- Carleton Coon, Mountains of Giants

The vertical height of the cranium is high.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinaric_race

Borreby, on the other hand, is low-vaulted. The skulls may look deceptively high vaulted because their frontal reguons are extremely flattened, often as much as a Neanderthal:




Coon's Borreby (very low vaulted):




Get an education.

[Raikaswinþs]

there seems to be a correlation betwee belief in borreby, alpine , atlantid and these other "races" or "subraces" and other equaly abnormal behaviors and ways of interacting with people as well as pathologic forms of self perception-self validation.

[Freeroostah]

If i'm not wrong, Faelids have got more sharp facial features than Borrebys, don't they??

Yes they do, to me Dalo-Faelids are the Stereotypical Germanic warrior caste ( Mesomorph CM ) while Borrebys look ancient Celtic

[Justalittlevisit]

while Borrebys look ancient Celtic

Borrebys look like the creators of the megalithic tombs.

[Freeroostah]

Borrebys look like the creators of the megalithic tombs.

Exactly!