Ethnology and the Race History of Mankind, Egon Freiherr v. Eickstedt, Basic Typology

[Mortimer]

He was a Nationalsocialist Anthropologist and as such biased but here is his basic typology from wiki because most of the time ppl rely on similar anthropological terms such as indobrachid, gracilindid etc.

Egon von Eickstedt, Historia Mundi Volume 1, "Frühe Menschheit" (Early humanity); an attempt of classifying the species Homo sapiens dividing it into racial circles (subspecies), racial groups (series), races (varieties) and subraces (subvarieties), in binary and common nomenclature.

Family: Hominidae

Genus: Homo

Species: Homo sapiens Modern human

Subspecies I: Homines sapientes albi Europids

Series A: Homines s. albi xanthochroici Blond race belt

Variety 1: Homo sapiens europaeus Nordid

Subvarieties: a) H. s. eu. nordicus Teuto-Nordid b) H. s. eu. dalofaelicus Dalo-Phalid c) H. s. eu. finnus Fenno-Nordid

Variety 2: H. s. slavonicus (intermedius) Easteuropid (Baltid)

Series B: Homines s. albi melanochroici Brown race belt

Variety 1: Homo s. pelagius (meridionalis) Mediterranid Subvarieties: a) H. s. p. mediterraneus Gracil-Mediterranid b) H. s. p. eurafricanus Eurafricanid c) H. s. p. atlanticus Berberid

Variety 2: Homo s. arabicus Orientalid

Variety 3: Homo s. indicus Indid a) H. s. i. indogracilis Gracil-Indid b) H. s. i. indoafghanus North-Indid c) H. s. i. indobrachimorphus Indo-Brachid

Variety 4: Homo s. occidentalis Polynesid a) H. s. o. polinesianus Polynesid b) H. s. o. carolinensis Micronesid

Series C: Homines s. albi brachimorphi Mountain race belt

Variety 1: H. s. alpinus Alpinid Subvarieties: a) H. s. a. cevenolicus West-Alpinid b) H. s. a. lappo Lappid

Variety 2: H. s. dinaricus Dinarid

Variety 3: H. s. syriacus Armenid

Variety 4: H. s. eurasicus Turanid Subvarieties: a) H. s. eur. turanicus Aralid b) H. s. eur. pamiriensis Pamirid

Series D: Homines s. albi protomorphi Old-Europids

Variety 1: H. s. veddalis Veddid Subvarieties: a) H. s. v. ceylonensis West-Veddid b) H. s. v. gondicus Gondid c) H. s. v. malicus Malid d) H. s. v. toala Toalid e) H. s. v. siamesis East-Veddid

Variety 2: H. s. curilanus Ainuid

Subspecies II: Homines sapientes leiotrichi part a: H. s. asiaticus Mongolid

Series A: Homines s. asiatici arctici Polar belt

Variety 1: H. s. hyperboreus Sibirid Subvarieties: a) H. s. h. ugrianus West-Sibirid b) H. s. h. palaeasiaticus East-Sibirid

Variety 2: H. s. groenlandus Eskimid

Series B: Homines s. a. badii North-Mongolids

Variety 1: H. s. tatarus Tungid

Variety 2: H. s. sinicus Sinid Subvarieties: a) H. s. s. borealis North-Sinid b) H. s. s. medius Middle-Sinid c) H. s. s. meridianus South-Sinid

Series C: H. s. asiatici meridionalis South-Mongolids

Variety 3: H. s. palaemongolicus Paleo-Mongolid Subvarieties: a) Homo s. p. palaunicus Palaungid b) H. s. p. shanicus Shanid c) H. s. p. protomalayus Protomalayid d) H. s. p. deuteromalayus Deuteromalayid

Series D: H. s. subnigri Khoisanids

Variety 1: H. s. hottentotus Khoisanid Subvarieties: a) H. s. h. austroafricanus Khoid b) H. s. h. huzuana Sanid

Subspecies II: Homines sapientes leiotrichi part b: H. s. americani Indianids

Series E: H. s. americani cuprei North-Indianids

Variety 1: H. s. pacificus Pacifid

Variety 2: H. s. centralis Centralid

Variety 3: H. s. colombicus Silvid Subvarieties a) H. s. c. planidus Planid b) H. s. c. apalacidus Appalachid

Variety 4: H. s. marginalis Margid

Series F: H. s. americani mesembrini South-Indianids

Variety 1: H. s. andinus Andid

Variety 2: H. s. patagonus Patagonid

Variety 3: H. s. brasilianus Brazilid

Variety 4: H. s. lagoanus Lagid

Variety 5: H. s. lagol-maritimus Fuegid Subvarieties: a) H. s. l. fuegidus South-Fuegid b) H. s. l. huarpidus Huarpid

Subspecies III: H. sapientes afri Negrids

Series A: H. s. europoafri Contact belt

Variety 1: H. s. africanus Ethiopid Subvarieties: a) H. s. a. nuba North-Ethiopid b) H. s. a. abessomalis East-Ethiopid c) H. s. a. massaicus South-Ethiopid d) H. s. a. saharicus Central-Ethiopid e) H. s. a. maurusianus West-Ethiopid

Variety 2: H. s. indomelanicus Indomelanid Subvarieties: a) H. s. i. karnaticus South-Melanid b) H. s. i. kolidus North-Melanid

Series B: H. s. cafro-madegassi West-Negrids

Variety 1: H. s. niger Sudanid

Variety 2: H. s. niloticus Nilotid

Variety 3: H. s. cafer Cafrid

Variety 4: H. s. palaeniger Paleo-Negrid

Series C: H. s. alfuri East-Negrids

Variety 1: H. s. papuensis Neo-Melanesid

Variety 2: H. s. melaninus Paleo-Melanesid

Variety 3: H. s. australasicus Australid

Series D: H. s. pygmaei Pygmid

Variety 1: H. s. akkalis Bambutid

Variety 2: H. s. negrito Negritid Subvarieties: a) H. s. n. philippinensis Aetid b) H. s. n. semang Semangid c) H. s. n. mineopaeus Andamanid

[2Cool]

He was a Nationalsocialist Anthropologist and as such biased but here is his basic typology from wiki because most of the time ppl rely on similar anthropological terms such as indobrachid, gracilindid etc.

So I can ignore what he says then.

He also uses the term sub-species: There are no sub-species to our species.

[Mortimer]

So I can ignore what he says then.

He also uses the term sub-species: There are no sub-species to our species.

Sub-Species is just a fancy word for race, he acknowledges that we are all the same species=humans, but i read about him that he tried to ascribe certain psychic,personality,moral characteristics to races such as gypsies and jews......

yet i dont own his book and dont know what he really wrote, i just read recessions

[Thunor]

So I can ignore what he says then.

You would've ignored it anyways.

He also uses the term sub-species: There are no sub-species to our species.

Yes, there are. Animals are divided into sub-species, and so are humans. These sub-species are also known as "races". A Congoid belongs to a different sub-species than I do.