Rural Serbs from Southwest Serbia

[vbnetkhio]

from here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zlatibor_District

Classify, pass, etc.

[Benyzero]

Here comes the serb train once again

[vbnetkhio]

Here comes the serb train once again

so, you classify them as stereotypical Serbs ?

[Marsa]

On the first photo, the man in the middle looks like Dragan Stojković This older generation is still quite dinaric and there are some borrebys, gorids+other.
They overlap with western Balkans, not eastern; and they can fit in more than one region as individuals, but Bosnia first. Especially this entire group.

Edit: I don't know where those bat ears come from, I noticed that trait in rural Slavonians too

[Hungarian_master]

Dinarids, Borrebys and Gorids.

They look very Yugoslav, best fits for them are Bosnia, Montenegro and Serbia.

[MandM]

Here comes the serb train once again

I would say they look quite typical for the hole of Serbia, if I would see them in any other part of Serbia i could have not guessed that ahh they are from zlatibor region but thats just my opinion,

[vbnetkhio]

Dinarids, Borrebys and Gorids.

They look very Yugoslav, best fits for them are Bosnia, Montenegro and Serbia.

thanks, check out this group too:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...-Krajina-Serbs

[Catnip]

They are part of Dinaric cluster, west Balkans only with Serbia of course.
Younger Serbs dont resamble them anymore to this extent.

[Catnip]

On the first photo, the man in the middle looks like Dragan Stojković This older generation is still quite dinaric and there are some borrebys, gorids+other.
They overlap with western Balkans, not eastern; and they can fit in more than one region as individuals, but Bosnia first. Especially this entire group.

And Serbia?

I don't know where those bat ears come from, I noticed that trait in rural Slavonians too

People call them dinaric ears

[Sylvanas]

Some of them have really big ears, but who exactly has bat dinaric ears? Is it 5th photo?