Classify Paul the Apostle

[Hudayar]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0b/PaulusTarsus_LKANRW.jpg

[Hamlet]

Source?

Also, some kind of Armenid-Mediterranid.

[Hudayar]

Source?

Also, some kind of Armenid-Mediterranid.

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/geneveith/2015/10/what-st-paul-and-others-looked-like/

[Tauromachos]

He came from a Jewish family
but has received classical Hellenic culture since Anatolia at that time was Hellenic.

I think he was from the tribe of Benjamin.

Here is Byzantine Icon with him
http://www.athineon.com/img/products/HandMadeIcons/o_agios_paulos_wm.jpg

[Hamlet]

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/geneveith/2015/10/what-st-paul-and-others-looked-like/

Okay so it's bullshit lol

[Hamlet]

He came from a Jewish family
but has received classical Hellenic culture since Anatolia at that time was Hellenic.

I think he was from the tribe of Benjamin.

Here is Byzantine Icon with him
http://www.athineon.com/img/products/HandMadeIcons/o_agios_paulos_wm.jpg

How would you classify him?

[Tauromachos]

How would you classify him?

Seems Doli

Could be Cappadocian Med with some Syrid

[Hamlet]

Seems Doli

Could be Cappadocian Med with some Syrid

What exactly is Cappadocian btw?

[Tauromachos]

What exactly is Cappadocian btw?

Its Med type from Central Anatolia Cappadocia

This is Goereme Cappadocia https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5d/G%C3%B6reme_town_and_valley_2015.JPG

It is believed to be the place where agriculture has started

[Hamlet]

Its Med type from Central Anatolia Cappadocia

This is Goereme Cappadocia https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5d/G%C3%B6reme_town_and_valley_2015.JPG

It is believed to be the place where agriculture has started

Idk about that, looks pretty mountainous.

[Danaan]

What exactly is Cappadocian btw?

Ι think originally they were 'Semites' (Assyrian-like) mixed with Anatolian 'Indo-Europeans' (Hittites, Luwians), who were probably more 'native' (comparatively). Then we have a Persian, later a Greek element, at least culturally/linguistically and the Turkic migrations from Central Asia, which certainly affected that region, so I don't know what someone means today.

I would suppose that at 500 BC, for example, they were Armenian-like.

[Odin]

East-Med + Armenoid.