The "British" look?

[thebinding]

I've seen this kind of look before, which seems fairly stereotypical for British people, but I don't know how it would be classified. Here's an example, from a family photo, where the whole family shows it:

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What classification does this family fit into?

[LieDetector]

Anglo Saxon

[The Destroyer]

Typical British look for me is Brunn, Borreby, Norid. Basically light phenotypes who have a brachyephalic head structure, big noses, etc.

[Tooting Carmen]

The people in that photo look Keltic-Nordic and, for whatever reason, it tends to be more common among the middle than working classes.

[Sebastianus Rex]

The people in that photo look Keltic-Nordic and, for whatever reason, it tends to be more common among the middle than working classes.

British upper class/aristocracy is dominantly KN also.

Among the working classes, CM types like chubby borrebies and brunns seem to be over represented.

[Tooting Carmen]

British upper class/aristocracy is dominantly KN also.

Among the working classes, CM types like chubby borrebies and brunns seem to be over represented.

Yes, something like that, although among the working-classes you can also find some skinny chavs who have a pseudo-Dinarid element.

[Tooting Carmen]

I'd also say that darker Paleoatlantids are a little more common among the working than middle classes.

[Tooting Carmen]

These are the kinds of faces prevalent among the British middle and upper classes but less so the working classes, especially the first one: http://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?155593-Classify-three-right-wing-British-male-historians

[thebinding]

Anglo Saxon

Do you know where I can find an info page for the Anglo-Saxon type that gives basic info?

[The Blade]

Typical British look for me means Keltic Nordid and North Atlantid.
The Anglo-Saxon blends are nowadays more common among Dutch, North Germans and Danes.
Brunn is a pan-Northwestern CM type and so is Borreby.

[thebinding]

Typical British look for me means Keltic Nordid and North Atlantid.
The Anglo-Saxon blends are nowadays more common among Dutch, North Germans and Danes.
Brunn is a pan-Northwestern CM type and so is Borreby.

I've seen bits and pieces of info on these types here and there, but do you know where I can find a comprehensive website on them?

[Tooting Carmen]

The most common looks are KNs, such as Alun Wyn Jones
http://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/69/590x/460373_1.jpg

Or North Atlantids, such as Liam Williams
http://cdn.images.dailystar.co.uk/dynamic/58/281x351/284240_1.jpg

But there are also more pan-Germanic types, such as Scott Williams
http://www.welshrugbypics.co.uk/events/wales-rwc-squad-220811/Scott_Williams.JPG?1314465217

And then you have the distinctly British (mainly Welsh and possibly Irish and SW English) Paleoatlantids, such as Jamie Roberts
http://clientimages.teamtalk.com/09/04/800x600/JamieRoberts_2200953.jpg

And occasionally even Atlanto-Meds, such as Jonathan Thomas
https://www.pgfl.org.uk/schools/pbf/pembrokeschool/Sport%20%20Photos/Jonathan%20Thomas%204.jpg