Kurganoid type, Balto-Cro-Magnon Examples

[Aunt Hilda]

Rūta Mikelkevičiūtė

[sevruk]

This type of mis-named Kurganoid, are examples of proto-Baltic type, which was characteristic of Corded Ware tribes, ancient Balts and Slavs
http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...t=proto+baltic

[Sizzo]

My rough traits could be Kurganoid:





And that's the reason of my pseudo-Eastern vibe.

[JeanBaMac]

she is hot !

[aherne]

^ Ignore above bogus examples. Here is a good example of Steppe-Type Aryan (Kurganoid being Archaic "Nordid") with transitional tendency towards classical "Nordid" (Corded):

[fenix978]

Almost half of pictures in this thread do not represent pure Kurganoids, a lot of them have Nordid and other influences.

[Vesuvian Sky]

As discussed in this thread, most Kurganids were pretty darn primitive looking with not much progression:

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...ghlight=aryans

There are indeed too many significantly progressive examples in this thread to be Kurganid proper. You'd really have to go to the Copper age steppes to find a tr00 Kurganid.

[aherne]

Awesome example:

[Peikko]

I remember a post of Agrippa in which the Kurgan from Highlander (1986) was set as a good Kurgan aproximate. Clancy Brown
Nordid/CM mainly. I don't believe Kurgans were subject to much ''balticization''

Clancy Brown -> Kurganoid because played a Kurgan in a movie

Damn these anthroforum classifications are stupid. The guy doesn't have a Kurgan cell in his body. Looks trönder/Anglo-Saxon.

[Nurzat]

Kurganoid? (dolichocephalic cromagnid with a slight reduction in jaw and sloping forehead compared to hardcore CM but still of the robust type and all in all a CM trademark skull)