Classify this picture and nose

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I would classify as Hallstatt but I want to know more about the nose

I have a slightly similar nose shape to him, I think it is called a 'high nasal bridge'. Can he be less Nordic than someone with a long a straight 'typical Hallstatt nose'

Where does this nose shape originate from?

[Columella]

Depending on head breadth, the guy could be a good Noric.
But an arched nose is strong in Nordics. It's just a basic Caucasian trait, not exclusive obviously but quite common.

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[Odin]

Hallstatt-Nordid. I think his nose is from NE Europe.

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Hallstatt-Nordid. I think his nose is from NE Europe.

What Countries? Is it a Dinaric/Noric nose?

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What Countries? Is it a Dinaric/Noric nose?

Nope not Noric, I think it's probably a Corded type nose found in NE Europe. Alexander Godunov's nose for example.

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Hallstatt

[The Blade]

Man looks Hallstatt (skull). Nose is something observed among both Hallstatt and Corded types.

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Nordic nose.
I have a similar nose.

[Vistulawarrior]

Some people argue that aquiline noses are exclusively due to dinaric or armenoid influences but since they occur among Nordic people I have been inclining toward Madison Grants theory of a Nordic category of aquiline noses. Hence, could aquiline noses found among Nordics be the result of so called convergent evolution? Not having anything to do with admixture?

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