What is Paleo Europid?

[cyberlorian]

If such a type exists.

[michal3141]

If such a type exists.

Paleo Europid = Baltid

[gıulıoımpa]

between berid and faelid

[cyberlorian]

Paleo Europid = Baltid

I guess, Paleo Europid is not the same type as Proto Europid? Or are they the same?

[Teutone]

make a ask berkan thread

[Rieder]

In Western Europe the Paleo-Atlantid type is most ancient.
In Eastern Europe the Pre-Slavic type is most ancient.
In in Southern Europe the Paleo-Sardinian type is most ancient.

These types are too diverse to put into one category.

Such a category would be nonsensical. Categorize based on common features not on how long types have existed.

That is how Cro-magnons, Nordics, Alpines, and Mediterraneans are sorted.

[michal3141]

I guess, Paleo Europid is not the same type as Proto Europid? Or are they the same?

By Paleo Europid I mean WHG, SHG and EHG etc.

[Joso]

If such a type exists.

it is paleo-atlantid, i think, maybe because it is the most ancient European phenotype?

[Joso]

make a ask berkan thread

+1

[Sacrificed Ram]

The most old europeans were the cro magnons, then the cromagnoid types.

[Joso]

The most old europeans were the cro magnons, then the cromagnoid types.

Brunn?

[Rieder]

The most old europeans were the cro magnons, then the cromagnoid types.

There is some truth to what you say.

Before the Neolithic migrations continental western Europeans resembled paleo-Sardinians. They were distinct from modern Mediterraneans in that they had more primitive features such as mild proganthism and large brow-ridges. They are somewhat associated with cro-magnons.

In Scandinavia and the British isles the taller more robust paleo-Atlantid was more common and that type is closely associated with the original cro-magnons.

However, when taking about Eastern Europeans it becomes more difficult to hold that Cro-Magnon types represent the oldest morphology because all cro-magnon types are based of remains from Western European sites and not Eastern European sites.

Archaic Eastern Europeans may have been more brachycephalic than Paleo-Atlantids or Paleo-Sardinians for instance and the Pre-Slavic type reflects this.

[Sacrificed Ram]

There is some truth to what you say.

Before the Neolithic migrations continental western Europeans resembled paleo-Sardinians. They were distinct from modern Mediterraneans in that they had more primitive features such as mild proganthism and large brow-ridges. They are somewhat associated with cro-magnons.

In Scandinavia and the British isles the taller more robust paleo-Atlantid was more common and that type is closely associated with the original cro-magnons.

However, when taking about Eastern Europeans it becomes more difficult to hold that Cro-Magnon types represent the oldest morphology because all cro-magnon types are based of remains from Western European sites and not Eastern European sites.

Archaic Eastern Europeans may have been more brachycephalic than Paleo-Atlantids or Paleo-Sardinians for instance and the Pre-Slavic type reflects this.

During Ice Age Eastern Europe was covered by a giant ice sheet and if occupied, was by europid-mongolid intermediates and with important neanderthal influence, possibly only recently such area was occupied by europids proper.