Classify Aostan politician

[Vid Flumina]

http://www.unionvaldotaine.org/elementi/www/foto/elezioni/regionali1993/vicquery_roberto.jpg

http://www.unionvaldotaine.org/elementi/www/foto/elezioni/regionali1998/vicquery_roberto.jpg

http://www.valledaostaglocal.it/fileadmin/archivio/valledaostaglocal/immagini/robert_vicquery.jpg

http://www.unionvaldotaine.org/elementi/www/foto/2006_congres/2006_vicquery_stevenin.jpg

[decordoba]

Alpin

[Kivan]

Alpine + Dinarid

[ulysse]

something germanic

[Vid Flumina]

something germanic

Where would you place him?

[Columella]

Alpine/Noric likely.
Looks German

[Vid Flumina]

Alpine/Noric likely.
Looks German

So akin to this guy (https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?246411-Classify-Italian-mayor) I posted yesterday, but with stronger Alpine element and less Dinaric I suppose.

Do you have examples of a similar phenotype among Germans?

[decordoba]

So akin to this guy (https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?246411-Classify-Italian-mayor) I posted yesterday, but with stronger Alpine element and less Dinaric I suppose.

Do you have examples of a similar phenotype among Germans?

He is Alpine and has a slight Alemannic admixture - this is Southwest-German or Swiss. (everyone of us is mixed - no one is 100 % pure ;) ..)

[renaissance12]

Che partito il suo ? Non sarà uno di quei partitini montanari spero..

[MysteriousWays]

Alpine with a little Norid. Looks German to me as well.

[Vid Flumina]

He is Alpine and has a slight Alemannic admixture - this is Southwest-German or Swiss. (everyone of us is mixed - no one is 100 % pure ;) ..)

So far I have seen this phenotype in NW Italy only that's why I was asking for Germanic examples with a similar vibe.

Alemannic admix is plausible, he comes from a place near Gressoney which is Walser..

[Percivalle]

Where would you place him?

Swiss French or better Swiss German. Of course he can pass as German, but imo his face is more typical for the Alps.





Alemannic admix is plausible, he comes from a place near Gressoney which is Walser..

Walser can be much more nordic looking than that.

Voglio dire, magari lo è anche di origine Walser, ma non credo sia necessario avere chissà quale admix germanica in più per avere questo fenotipo.

[Odin]

Noric + Borreby.

[Vid Flumina]

Walser can be much more nordic looking than that.

Voglio dire, magari lo è anche di origine Walser, ma non credo sia necessario avere chissà quale admix germanica in più per avere questo fenotipo.

Name is Vicquery, from Brusson in a different valley from Gressoney's Walsers but who knows over the centuries there might have been some contacts/leakage between the communities..

His phenotype is nothing unusual for his ethnicity, in the next days I will post more extreme examples from Aosta Valley.


Swiss French or better Swiss German. Of course he can pass as German, but imo his face is more typical for the Alps.

After seeing some photos I have come to the conclusion that phenotypically his closest match are the Romansch. The vast majority of them can perfectly pass as Aostans, I reckon none of the Romansch in this photo couldn't pass:

https://www.cvp-gr.ch/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/2017-03-16-Medienmitteilung-CVP-Kreis-Ilanz-2.jpg

Other example:

https://www.da-casa.ch/uber-uns/leitung/

Despite the (relative) distance, both Aostans and Romansch seem to have similar proportions of similar components making them fall into the same phenotypical spectrum.

This does not apply to Swiss French and Swiss German because:

- Swiss French have too much atlantid/baskid influence on average coupled with little to no dinaricism (see here (https://cdn-s-www.ledauphine.com/images/EE49DEED-BB87-4474-8759-D68C53A7616E/FB1200/photo-1396986723.jpg))

- Swiss German have too many faelids/subnordids and different vibe in general (though interestingly few of them were sort of approaching the individual I posted)

[The Blade]

Alpinid + North Pontid. Passes fine in Central Europe.