classify Joel Edgerton

[Proto-Shaman]

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http://www.blackfilm.com/read/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Joel-Edgerton.jpg
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6d/JoelEdgertonSept2013TIFF.jpg
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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5f/Joel_Edgerton_2012.jpg
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http://www.hotflick.net/flicks/2004_King_Arthur/big/fhd004KGA_Joel_Edgerton_003.jpg

[Tooting Carmen]

Brunn

[Proto-Shaman]

Brunn
very interesting. are such eyes and cheekbones very common among Brünn types?

[Jackson]

There's a good chance i'm related to this guy, somewhat distantly, quite likely he has Norman blood too.

[Proto-Shaman]

There's a good chance i'm related to this guy, somewhat distantly, quite likely he has Norman blood too.
"Much has been learned from the old Scandinavian sagas of that time. They are true poetic chronicles of Europe. From them it is clear that the Norse rulers rode on horseback. It is also plain that they embarked on sea voyages of a military nature and brought their horses on board with them. Their favourite foods were boiled horsemeat and kumys - fermented mare's milk. Occasionally, for one reason or another, the Norsemen's horses would end up on unpopulated islands and revert to their wild state. Some herds died out, while others survive to this day, to the puzzlement of biologists: How could steppe animals have possibly got to these far northern islands?

The Scandinavian sagas are quite remarkable. They remain to be truly studied, especially the Saga of Viland, the wonderous master smith. It contains striking details about the life of the Norse. It even says that Viland made a wine cup out of an enemy's skull. This was a purely Turkic custom, by which the Norsemen lived. Many also see symbols of the Altai in the famous Saga of Sigurd, which tells of the legendary Niebelungen. Who were these people? This is unknown - or, more likely, has been forgotten. In antiquity, this was what the Turks called their warriors (niv), who served the dragon (lung), and on whose coat of arms a dragon was depicted.

Moreover, magnificent rockstones, exactly the same as those in the Ancient Altai, can be found in Northern Europe. Archaeologists are unable to explain why pictures on stones found in the Altai's Abakan River and in Scandinavia, are indistinguishable. This again is not all. Exactly the same pictures, with exactly the same designs, could be seen on the boats of the Norsemen. Where did they come from? Why did "Altai" dragons adorn the jewellery of the Scandinavians?

The name Iceland is, by the way, also Turkic: isi was "to become hot"; the name therefore literally means "hot earth". Why not? It happens to be true. Until the 11th century they ate horseflesh in Iceland, not herring. They also spoke Turkic. The "land of ice" interpretation that is generally accepted today doesn't suit Iceland at all: there are many islands in the North Atlantic that are covered with ice, but only one that is hot - the one that was found in the 9th century by the Norsemen.

Vinland lay to the west of Greenland. It was noted by the Norsemen on the old map mentioned above. The ocean that washed both their shores was called Tengyr (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/deniz#Turkish). It is this Ancient Turkic word that cuts across the Norsemen's map from top to bottom. In the margins, a short text about the voyage is written in Altaic runes. Until fairly recently the map was kept in a museum in Hungary. It was printed on paper whose recipe was known only in Samarkand, which tells us a great deal."

Murad Adjiev Eskenderovich, A Medieval History of the Turkic People and the Great Steppe: A Handbook for Schoolchildren and Their Parents (http://adji.ru/book12_1.html). Moscow 2002.

[CUNextWednesday]

very interesting. are such eyes and cheekbones very common among Brünn types?

This is something I've always wondered about. My bf has similar almond-shaped eyes.

[gültekin]

alpinoid turanid

[Amud]

East Baltid

[solaris]

depigmented kazach.

[Nehellenia]

East Baltid/Brunn

[Anglojew]

Robust Lappoid

[Proto-Shaman]

Robust Lappoid
Looks more Cro Magnon than Lappoid if you ask me.

[Grace O'Malley]

He looks Brunn to me.

[Grace O'Malley]

very interesting. are such eyes and cheekbones very common among Brünn types?

Yes I know lots of Irish with that look although Joel most probably has English ancestry.

[CUNextWednesday]

He has a similar bone structure and eyes to Kurt Russell. Is he Brunn/Lappoid or Brunn/East Baltid too?

[Eusocial]

Unreduced Brunn without visible Atlantid. Maybe slight Nordid tendency. Lacks Dinarid tendency seen in Baltids. Lacks reduction seen in Lappids.

[blogen]

Basically Cromagnoid

[Eddan]

Brunn/Faelid

[Proto-Shaman]

Basically Cromagnoid
A, B, or C?

[blogen]

A, B, or C?

Clearly A. Brünn, Borebby, etc mix.

[Smaug]

Brunn

No. East-Baltid.

[DebtCollector]

Tungid, clearly

http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2014/news/140714/exodus-2-1024.jpg

[RenaRyuguu]

Place of Birth: Blacktown, New South Wales, Australia

Date of Birth: 23 June, 1974

Ethnicity:
*English, possibly other (father)
*Dutch (mother)