How would you classify this Basque fellow?

[mieret]

First of all I am a fan of the site which I've been reading for a long time, and now I have taken the liberty of creating an account and ask something that intrigues me
I live in Spain, in the Basque Country in particular, and even when people here are considered to look like regular spaniards in broad strokes, there is certainly such a thing as "a typical basque face", so I would like to know how would this guy classify since he is a very representative one of at least some areas of the territory

Thanks and congrats for the quality content!


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[decordoba]

Atlantid,

common in Spain? in France ................. ;)

[mieret]

Yes, in Spain it is very rare, the exception is the Basque Country(which happens to border France, so that makes sense)
Specially the nose and chin shape are very characteristic. And so is the round and broad head with a clear forehead, which is much less common in the rest of the country(tends to be longer than wider)

[Enflamme]

Baskid, Atlanto-Med.

[Deneb]

Mousefaceoid.

[RN97]

You look indeed very basque. You look alpinid + baskid.
The baskid influence makes you look basque. You have a face that wouldn't exist much outside of Basque Country

[mieret]

You look indeed very basque. You look alpinid + baskid.
The baskid influence makes you look basque. You have a face that wouldn't exist much outside of Basque Country

Thx but this is not me haha, it's a basque journalist, but he does look exactly like some people in family, that's why I was interested

[Newsboy]

You look indeed very basque. You look alpinid + baskid.
The baskid influence makes you look basque. You have a face that wouldn't exist much outside of Basque Country

I agree