Classify Arminius.

[Not a Cop]

Roman bust of young man, often identified as Arminius
http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20090923000529/turtledove/images/a/af/Arminius.jpg
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a4/Arminius_pushkin.jpg

Painting and sculpture of later period.

http://www.illusionsgallery.com/Arminius-bids-farewell-to-Thusnelda-Gehrts.jpg
http://www.graeflicher-park.de/uploads/tx_bsheaderselector/Denkmal_back.jpg
http://axisoflogic.com/artman/uploads/1/Herman-Arminius.JPG

[Roy]

Alpine-Noric.

[SardiniaAtlantis]

The green sculpture looks like a completely different person, as do the paintings not saying it is a different person but the artistic representations are not consistent. In the early busts he looks to have an Atlantomed element which reminds me of myself and leads me to the only possible conclusion that this man was one of my Great Grandfathers. Thank you for reuniting me with him, may you be rewarded for such great work.

[Equilibrium]

Dinaro-Alpinid.

[Clawgauth]

norid+alpine (bust)

[Sharkeatpeople]

Romans could lie in their works,it doesn't look like the uber german phenotype (his bust),Norid+reduced CM.

[oh-nahhh]

SubNordid.

[Smeagol]

Noridized Sub-Nordid. Probably not Arminius.

[Weedman]

The green sculpture looks like a completely different person, as do the paintings not saying it is a different person but the artistic representations are not consistent. In the early busts he looks to have an Atlantomed element which reminds me of myself and leads me to the only possible conclusion that this man was one of my Great Grandfathers. Thank you for reuniting me with him, may you be rewarded for such great work.

the green sculpture was only made in the 1800's by Nationalistic Germans. It's not in anyway what so ever a reflection of the true face of the actual real-life Arminius (Hermann) who lived in the Roman era .

[Proctor]

Noridized Sub-Nordid. Probably not Arminius.

What do you think Arminius really looked like?

[Smeagol]

What do you think Arminius really looked like?

Germania in classical antiquity was almost completely Nordoid-Cromagnid.