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The impact was very small from any invading group but I do suspect that the original Sicilians (i.e. pre-Greek, pre-Roman, pre-Moorish and pre-Roman) were actually darker and more West Asian than the people today, who have at least some input from European groups in the last thousand years. Prior to that, I'd debate whether or not they would be considered a genetically European population, possibly clustering with Cypriots.
Whereas a little Norman, some ancient Greek (mind you they had less West Asian than Greeks today), and then migration from the mainland Italy would be just enough to put them clustering where they do now. And you know this since the isolated areas of inland Sicily (Enna, Caltanissetta etc) come up more West Asian than people from the highly traveled coasts.
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A bit different to the Sicilians. More square-ish faces on average.
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nice faces, all criminals everywhere have always this classy look![]()
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in the trend of northern Puglia I recognize that there is some truth, these phenotypes are quite frequent there, but other frequent phenotypes have been neglected in a similar way, for example the west med, the alpinoid, the dinarid and above all (quite frequent) the norid, the alpine-norid and alpine-dinarid mix, as well as the real dinarid which can also be found, the most frequent I think is the gracile med-dinarid mix sincerely
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