Classify musician Bartosz ''Śniady'' Śniadecki

[Roy]

http://bloganioafromental.blox.pl/resource/sniadyoy6.jpg

http://boxwer.blox.pl/resource/100773.jpg

http://i.pinger.pl/pgr30/33328769000ad26a4c3032a3/%C5%9Aniady.jpg

http://pu.i.wp.pl/k,ODI0MjU4NTUsNTEwNzkwNTA=,f,niady_UG_medium.jpg

[Tim O'Brien]

Pontid-Dinarid, is he from southern part of Poland? I've seen threads about people from southern part of Poland, they're called "Górale" if I remember correctly.

[oh-nahhh]

Dinaro-Pontid

[Roy]

Pontid-Dinarid, is he from southern part of Poland? I've seen threads about people from southern part of Poland, they're called "Górale" if I remember correctly.

He's from Olsztyn in Northern Poland but it really doesn't mean much :)
His surname does not seem to be present where Góral people live.

[Sharkeatpeople]

Dinaro-Pontid.

[NORWORLD]

Dinarid+Pontid. How common is his phenotype in Poland? I imagine that it's more common in the south?

[Roy]

Dinarid+Pontid. How common is his phenotype in Poland? I imagine that it's more common in the south?
It is nowhere common, but there are Poles who just look like that. I am not that all convinced that this is more common in one place than in another, just random (maybe more common in Western parts? That even might be far-fetched - because of his rare phenotype). He looks kinda southern like his phenotype may suggest but I don't see any particular vibe connected to Southern Poland.

[Mans not hot]

Exotic looking Poles = must be from Southern Poland, lawls. :picard2:

I dislike Dinarids, they are fugly.

[NORWORLD]

Exotic looking Poles = must be from Southern Poland, lawls. :picard2:

I dislike Dinarids, they are fugly.


Nowhere in my post did I assume that this specific individual "must be from southern Poland". I merely asked if his PHENOTYPE was more common in that particular area of Poland :picard2: To some extent, most European countries countries have some regional differences(although reduced in modern times) in terms of phenotype. Why is it so strange that I ask if this is the case with Poland?

[Smeagol]

Dinaro-Pontid.