Dinaric/Dinarid Examples

[lucm_019]

Baskid is not as brachycephalic as Dinarid. Baskids are said to be mesocephalic or mildly brachycephalic. Baskids also display Cromagnid traits. Unlike unmixed Dinarids, Baskids can have light eyes and even blond or red hair (brown is, of course, also common among Baskids). Dinarids, on the other hand, display such features only when mixed with other phenotypes (chiefly Nordic).

Is baskid a Dinaric+CM+Atlanto-med with a western look?



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[The Blade]

Is baskid a Dinaric+CM+Atlanto-med with a western look?



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I've seen people considering it to be related with the spread of Dinaroform and Upper Paleolithic traits among Atlanto-Mediterraneans.
It may not be exactly dinaricized (in the sense of coming from the same strain as in Balkanites and Central Euros) though but certainly some convergence exists.

[Jana]

My former cathehism grammar school teacher, Croat of Dalmatian ancestry- around 195 cm tall.

[RN97]

My former cathehism grammar school teacher, Croat of Dalmatian ancestry- around 195 cm tall.

He's hook nosed med

[Jana]

He's hook nosed med

No people under age 40 have flat back of the head in Croatia, so according to you there are no dinarids in my country among the young.

[Dick]

He's hook nosed med

Atlantomed?

[RN97]

No people under age 40 have flat back of the head in Croatia, so according to you there are no dinarids in my country among the young.

By what standard do you classify him as dinaric? He's clearly doli and meditarranean. Tall meds exists. Took me only a minute to find a Croatian dinaric

[Jana]

By what standard do you classify him as dinaric? He's clearly doli and meditarranean. Tall meds exists. Took me only a minute to find a Croatian dinaric

That's Leon Lučev, he's from my island (Zlarin), I know him personally Yes, he's dinaric and I think this teacher is same anthro type as him. Lučev is middle aged man, and among them and older generation flat heads are common (my father-completely flattened back too), because in the past there was cradling practice for newborn babies or they lay all the time on the back (like my father did) so head is completely flattened as result.

Charleston Coon wrote Dalmatia has high dinaric concentration (70%), but new anthroplogical studies show Dalmatians are dolicocephalics. Do you think the population replacement occured ? No, those are the same people whose fathers and grandfathers were classified as dinarics by Coon in 1930s but today they would be classified as meds (darker ones) or nordics (lighter ones) because of increased skull length among the young generations (improved nutrition and freedom of movement during infancy)

My teacher looks pretty usual, he isn't exactly like Italian or Iberian or Greek and his facial morphology is sharp and typical dinaric (close-set eyes, thin lips, prominent nose). Ofcourse there are tall meds, but they have different features in my point of view.

[RN97]

Atlantomed?

Coon didn't really separate well between meds but little do most fools that classify all midget Iberians as atlanto-med that atlanto-meds were mostly found in the balkans according to him.

This is for obvious reasons when you look at height averages in Europe. So I do think that he can be classified as atlanto-mediterranean.

[RN97]

That's Leon Lučev, he's from my island (Zlarin), I know him personally Yes, he's dinaric and I think this teacher is same anthro type as him. Lučev is middle aged man, and among them and older generation flat heads are common (my father-completely flattened back too), because in the past there was cradling practice for newborn babies or they lay all the time on the back (like my father did) so head is completely flattened as result.

Charleston Coon wrote Dalmatia has high dinaric concentration (70%), but new anthroplogical studies show Dalmatians are dolicocephalics. Do you think the population replacement occured ? No, those are the same people whose fathers and grandfathers were classified as dinarics by Coon in 1930s but today they would be classified as meds (darker ones) or nordics (lighter ones) because of increased skull length among the young generations (improved nutrition and freedom of movement during infancy)

My teacher looks pretty usual, he isn't exactly like Italian or Iberian or Greek and his facial morphology is sharp and typical dinaric (close-set eyes, thin lips, prominent nose). Ofcourse there are tall meds, but they have different features in my point of view.

Dawg, that teacher you posted can be 1000 years old and he's still not dinaric at all. In fact I can give you med examples with broader skulls