classify this girl

[Proto-Shaman]

https://i.imgur.com/YH8uKxJ.jpg

[chyyris]

Turkmen probably.
Iranid+minor Turanid.

[Yaglakar]

Warrior

[Catarinense1998]

She has a Gun, so must be Kurd.

[Proto-Shaman]

Turkmen probably.
Iranid+minor Turanid.
+1

she is Kurdish

[Odin]

Irano-CM.

[Proto-Shaman]

Irano-CM.
doesn't exist. Only Irano-Turanid exists. Iranids are long heads not short heads. you should know that Odin

[Odin]

doesn't exist. Iranids are long heads not short heads. you should know that Odin

It does exist among Iranic types.

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_o8lr-qrLsFA/SjrAQKmy-vI/AAAAAAAAAHc/6r0SiTp4cwk/4949_90838157423_579437423_2041230_1776726_n.jpg

^ Good example.

[Proto-Shaman]

It does exist among Iranic types.

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_o8lr-qrLsFA/SjrAQKmy-vI/AAAAAAAAAHc/6r0SiTp4cwk/4949_90838157423_579437423_2041230_1776726_n.jpg

^ Good example.

What you mean is this: Iranid-Turanid (https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Turanid_race&oldid=624202880), Turanid being the brachycephalic CM factor (http://www.self.gutenberg.org/articles/eng/Turanid_race) !!!!!


During the 1st millennium A.D. Turanids and other Asiatic brachycephalic types had invaded the domain of the Iranian longheads.[44]
Turanoid elements do occur among the Mahrāṭṭa (also known as "West-brachids") and Orientaloid Mohammedans in the population of Mysore of India.[45] Eickstedt and Risley noticed that Turanid brachycephalic elements even reached the Bengal corridor via Balochistan, which Eickstedt traces to a contact-metamorphosis with adjacent Paleo-Mongoloids.[46] British ethnographer Herbert Risley suggested that this bracbycephalic elements resulted from "Scythian" invasions.[47] Indian historian Ramaprasad Chanda traces the broad-headed elements in both "Scytho-Dravidians" (Gujaratis, Marathis and Coorgs) and "Mongolo-Dravidians" (Bengalis and Oriya) to one common source, the Homo alpinus of the Pamirs and Chinese Turkestan, suggesting a migration of Alpine invaders from Central Asia over Gujarat, Deccan, Bihar, Bengal.[47] The Hungarian-British archaeologists Aurel Stein concurs with Chanda.[47]

...the Turanid type emerged from a Cro-Magnon type population during the bronze age in South-Siberia and the northern plains of present-day Kazakhstan, in particular as an amalgation between Andronovo-typed and Paleo-Sibirid tribes.[30]