Classify Izhorian bird

[Harkonnen]

http://i65.tinypic.com/k2ijd5.jpg
https://beautifulhelsinki.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/20120814-071958.jpg
http://i66.tinypic.com/11vm88x.jpg
https://beautifulhelsinki.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/20120814-071600.jpg?w=500
https://es.wahooart.com/Art.nsf/O/8BWMFS/$File/Albert-Edelfelt-Larin-Paraske-laulaa-itkuvirsi-I.JPG

[Deneb]

Are There Gypsies among Izhorians?

[Harkonnen]

Are There Gypsies among Izhorians?

Absolutely not. f off troll.

[Harkonnen]

She's primitive Silvid-Australoid.

[Deneb]

Absolutely not. f off troll.

Then, jewish.

[Harkonnen]

Then, jewish.

Fuck off troll.

[Deneb]

Fuck off troll.

Don't ask if you don't like the answers.

[meiliren]

He looks Karelian.

Nordic + some kind of Upper Palaeolithic type.

[Harkonnen]

He looks Karelian.

Nordic + some kind of Upper Palaeolithic type.

It's a woman. Also classification was wrong.

[Not a Cop]

She actually looks pretty similar to me.

[Dacul]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larin_Paraske

[Harkonnen]

She actually looks pretty similar to me.

Yeah, I think she looks somewhat similar to me alzo. I am in fact related to her a little bitty.

[Harkonnen]

https://i.ibb.co/Tvt1kv9/Larin-Paraske.jpg (https://ibb.co/vwkhHw0)

[Ymyyakhtakh]

Kylälahtic nose (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/251692355_New_craniometric_evidence_on_the_origin_ of_the_Karelians_the_Kylalahti_Kalmistomaki_Burial _Ground):


Karelians display a rather unusual trait combination, characterized by mesobrachycrany and a relatively short, wide, robust and extremely high braincase. The face is medium high and medium wide (it is wide in northern Karelia). The upper horizontal facial profile is flattened by European standards, but the midfacial profile is sharp. The nose is sharply protruding and convex. This trait combination opposes the Karelians to all modern and recent groups of Eurasia including the closest linguistic relatives of Karelians, the Baltic Finns, specifically the Suomi Finns and Estonians (Khartanovich, 1986, 1990). Among the prehistoric series, the same trait combination is observed in the Meso-Neolithic sample from Zvejnieki, Latvia (Khartanovich, 1991b).

[...]

A significant contribution to the study of the early population history of Eastern Europe and of the origins of the contradictory trait combinations distributed on that territory was made by T.I. Alekseyeva. In a joint monograph describing the Neolithic cranial series from Sakhtysh in the Upper Volga area, she notes that certain European Mesolithic groups were characterized by large dimensions of the braincase and especially by its conspicuous height. The face was wide and relatively low and a flattened upper facial profile co-occurred with a sharp midfacial profile and sharply protruding nasal bones (Alekseyeva, 1997). In Alekseyeva's words, this unusual trait combination, which was more than once revealed by multivariate statistics, was widely distributed and was typical of Mesolithic Caucasoids of the forest and forest-steppe zones of Eastern Europe as evidenced by groups such as Zvejnieki, Popovo, Southern Oleniy (Reindeer) Island, and Vasilievka I and III. In her words, there is no doubt that robustness and upper facial flatness were inherited from earlier Caucasoid populations of Eastern Europe (Ibid.: 26).

[...]

On average, male crania from Kylalahti Kalmistomäki (Table 1) are mesobrachycranic and the braincase is long and wide. The muscular relief is rather pronounced. The vault is very high, both absolutely and relative to its length and width. The frontal bone is wide and straight. The face is high, wide, and orthognathic. It is somewhat flattened on the naso-malar level and sharply profiled on the zygo-maxillary level. The orbits are medium wide and low, both absolutely and relatively. The pyrifirm aperture is rather low and medium wide. The nasal bones are medium wide and convex. The dacryal and simotic indices are large. Due to poor preservation, the nasal protrusion angle was measured on one cranium only and turned out to be large.

The distinctive characteristics of the Kylalahti Kalmistomäki series then are general robustness, a long, wide, and extremely high vault, slight facial flattening at the upper level, combined with sharp midfacial profile and convex, sharply protruding nasalia.

[Immanenz]

bump for the Kylälahtic type