Dolicho Dinarid in Northern Germany?

[cyberlorian]

1-2 months ago, I have visited Kiel in Northern Germany, which has a coast to Baltic sea. I have met considerable amount of ethnic Germans who has Dinarid faces but long cranium (dolichocephal). I guess, those kind of faces are classified as East Mediterranid on anthrofora. How common in this phenotype in Northern Germany?

[cyberlorian]

bump

[gıulıoımpa]

maybe atlanto+ Dinaric/noric mixes?

[cyberlorian]

maybe atlanto+ Dinaric/noric mixes?

As far as I have observed, the people who have Dinarid face but long cranium has been classified as "East Mediterranid" on anthrofora. :)

[gıulıoımpa]

As far as I have observed, the people who have Dinarid face but long cranium has been classified as "East Mediterranid" on anthrofora. :)

i went with the most plausible mix that could explain that, let's wait for some German users and see what they say ;)

[cyberlorian]

i went with the most plausible mix that could explain that, let's wait for some German users and see what they say ;)

I have found this one: http://humanphenotypes.net/Litorid.html

[gıulıoımpa]

I have found this one: http://humanphenotypes.net/Litorid.html

it could make sense since it was originally called Atlantomediterranid

Originally defined as Atlanto Mediterranid / Littoral by Deniker (1900), this was kept by Montandon (1933), Saller (1949) and Vallois (1971)


but i think it's a mix of atlantomed+dinaric

[Knight Slayer]

Perhaps they were immigrants?

[cyberlorian]

it could make sense since it was originally called Atlantomediterranid



but i think it's a mix of atlantomed+dinaric

It says “Probably the result of ancient migrations from Asia Minor across the sea.”

[cyberlorian]

Perhaps they were immigrants?

Ot might also be related to ancient immigrations from Asia minor.