Anglo-Saxon Examples

[Anglojew]

What about him?

1/4 Turkish.

Carey Elwes is the perfect example of Anglo-Saxon

[Peter Nirsch]

Michael Fassbender

he's very handsome.

[Balmung]

King Harold of England in 1066 was English/Swedish.

But if we want pure Anglo-Saxons then we should be looking at modern Danes and NW Germans.

How? Anglo-Saxons didn't exist until Saxons, Jutes, & Angles merged. I also thought the large majority of Saxons migrated with only a few remaining in Germany who probably went on then to intermix with West slavs/baltics. The angles left their region massively depopulated when they migrated. The people there today are probably mostly not of Angle stock.

Think there's some exaggeration when it comes to Northern Germany as well. Seen a handful of teams and people from the region and they weren't noticeably any more extreme germanic than your typical English/Aussie football team. I was expecting legit Swedes the way some people carry on about North Germany.

[Johannes Winkler]

Maria Grace Sansone

[Itarildë]

Me!!


But anyway, here are some example of what I class as anglo-saxon (These have probably already been posted but I am not trawling through 19 pages lol)





(Ewan McGregor could be verging more to the brunn side though)

[Governor]

Is Sharon Stone good example for Anglo-Saxon?

[aherne]

Is Sharon Stone good example for Anglo-Saxon?

No. She just looks English American...



Alpine + CM (Faelid). Faelid is super-obvious here (look at the low slack jaw):


It's not that this mix did not exist in Anglo-Saxons, but it was just atypical...

[Rainfall]

The original, typical Anglo-Saxon appearance?

Looking at the helmet from the ship-burial at Sutton Hoo, this Anglo-Saxon war hero must have had a long, thin nose.



The helmet resembles the facial features of Australian lawyer Margaret Battye.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...7/M_Battye.jpg

[Leto]

Edward Atterton, former English actor

[Leto]

1/4 Turkish.

Well, that doesn't make him look less Anglo-Saxon. And he's not 1/4 Turkish, much less
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boris_Johnson#Ancestry