Classify Estonian musician

[Laag]

Mari Kalkun
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[Saiwalo]

True East Baltid.

[kiko]

East Baltid

[Zroota]

East Baltid with some Lappid

[Laag]

Yes, she's reduced North-East Upper Paleolithic.
https://www.theapricity.com/snpa/bilder/troe022.jpg

[Laag]

Actually East Baltic or its variants as such East Baltid, Baltid, Tavastid and so on are sybtypes of North-East Upper Paleolitic type.

(4) Ladogan: I propose to give this name to the descendants of the mesocephalic and brachycephalic forest-dwelling population of northern Europe east of the Baltic in Kammkeramik times. This type is a blend of a partly mongoloid brachycephalic element with a mesocephalic form of general Upper Palaeolithic aspect; these elements are seen in crania from Lake Ladoga and Salis Roje. (See Chapter IV, section 13, pp. 125-126.) Corded and/or Danubian elements are inextricably blended here, although the mongoloid and Upper Palaeolithic elements seem at present more important. In its present form this composite type shows two numerous variants:

(a) Neo-Danubian: Strongly mixed with the old Danubian, and to a lesser extent other elements, to form the common peasant type of eastern Europe, with many local variants.

(b) East Baltic: Strongly mixed with Corded, Iron Age Nordic, and western Palaeolithic survivors to form the predominant population of much of Finland and the Baltic States.

[Davy Jones's Locker]

Pred East Baltic.