The facial type of the Scythians and Sarmatians

[Peterski]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghQSgttbod4

[Dna8]

I have always fantasized about the Scythian aesthetic being something like, Iranic + Turanic + Euro shift.

[xtal]

I have always fantasized about the Scythian aesthetic being something like, Iranic + Turanic + Euro shift.

Agreed! They are like an anthropological enigma. Some historians point out their red hair and light features and some source claim they had some Mongoloid input.


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[Turul Karom]

Here are the Scythians. These felts were found in Pazyryk, Ulagan district of the Altay. These depict Scythians as themselves and also with their physique combined with mythical creatures. They are also the oldest known images of the Hungarian-style mustache.

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

https://i.imgur.com/4kceuA1.jpg



Here are the Hungarians joining as one under Árpád.

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

https://i.imgur.com/YM7Yag6.jpg

[NewUser10]

Hey Peterski, I made this account on this forum so that I could contact you, since im a new member I cant send private messages so Im posting this here hoping you will get a notification that someone replied to your thread. A while back I was doing some research and I came across your posts here,

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?101474-Ethnoreligious-Atlas-of-Europe/page19

It had some nice maps regarding the extent of the Polish language in the 1600 and I bookmarked the page to review it later, unfortunately when I returned the images under your posts have been expired. Most sources I find are during the time of the German empire or during interwar Poland, , Could you re-upload those images?

[Roy]

Hey Peterski, I made this account on this forum so that I could contact you, since im a new member I cant send private messages so Im posting this here hoping you will get a notification that someone replied to your thread. A while back I was doing some research and I came across your posts here,

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?101474-Ethnoreligious-Atlas-of-Europe/page19

It had some nice maps regarding the extent of the Polish language in the 1600 and I bookmarked the page to review it later, unfortunately when I returned the images under your posts have been expired. Most sources I find are during the time of the German empire or during interwar Poland, , Could you re-upload those images?

The map is available again.

https://i.imgur.com/oonMdGF.png

[SamuelPomper]

Weren't those the facial types of PIEs?

[Joachim]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghQSgttbod4

Thumbnail guy looks like a balochi whose photo i saw here.