Bashkir woman ( Origin of Beauty project)

[mutabor]

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yjwMnWoXZsw/maxresdefault.jpg


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

[Yamnaya]

Looks more tatar than bashkir

[Bakha]

Volgid + alpine. Very beautiful, can pass as Tajik woman

[archangel]

Alpine-Turanid,, can pass as Türkish

[Bakha]

Alpine-Turanid,, can pass as Türkish
As crimean tatar too easily

[Kökény]

The details on her dress are beautiful. And she is too.

[mutabor]

Previous Bashkir woman from the same project


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwxkIU-CmYs

[Davy Jones's Locker]

I'd guess Turanid.

[Dunai]

They are Turkified Scythians with whom Early Hungarians also had contact with, maybe even mixed with.

[Columella]

Essentially Eurasian somewhere between Aral-id /Tungus-id and a generic european of Alpine type.

[aherne]

She appears Alpine + Turanid, but her facial features are more in line with Uralic

[Synapsid]

She appears Alpine + Turanid, but her facial features are more in line with Uralic

I met a Mexican woman that looked like her, even had similar skin tone.

[Rico33]

Another one of those examples of someone who wouldn't be labeled as 'Turanid' if she was represented as French or Spanish.

[Chelubey]

Most of Bashkirs are not much different from Tatars.

[Ymyyakhtakh]

Most of Bashkirs are not much different from Tatars.

Yeah, I don't know. Southern Bashkirs have way more East Eurasian admixture than Volga Tatars, but Northern Bashkirs are pretty close to Volga Tatars (https://www.researchgate.net/figure/QpAdm-based-admixture-models-for-the-forest-tundra-and-steppe-forest-cline_fig5_332747456):

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/332747456/figure/fig5/AS:755606516400135@1557162040393/QpAdm-based-admixture-models-for-the-forest-tundra-and-steppe-forest-cline.png

However here even many Bashkirs could pass as Finnish:

https://i.imgur.com/pvDrHG8.jpg

I don't agree with aherne that the girl in this thread looks Uralic. She looks more southern than most Bashkir women in the image above.

[Ymyyakhtakh]

The photo below is of Bashkirs from Beloretsk (Central Bashkortostan) (http://collection.kunstkamera.ru/entity/OBJECT/171189). The woman with a red dot over her head looks like an Indo-European white, because she has a narrow gracile face, a long and narrow nose, and round eyes with prominent eyelids. The woman with a green dot over her head is at the opposite end of the spectrum, and she looks more Uralic, because she has a robust rectangular face, a more broad and short nose, and narrow eyes that don't have prominent eyelids. Also note how the woman with a red dot over her head has a long forehead, which is commonly associated with an elliptical elongated face.

I think none of the women in the photo below looks as southern as the girl in this thread. She looks very Turanid.

https://i.imgur.com/p3fqTGS.jpg
Women - delegates from Beloretsk plants, Bashkirs, 1932

[Chelubey]

Yeah, I don't know. Southern Bashkirs have way more East Eurasian admixture than Volga Tatars, but Northern Bashkirs are pretty close to Volga Tatars
Southern Bashkirs are mixed with Kalmyks (300 years ago - this is known to ethnographers). There also should be coonections with Kazakhs and Nogais.
The Western Bashkirs are the reason for the squabble between the Tatars and the Bashkirs. Tatars consider them Bashkirized Tatars. Bashkirs consider them tatarized Bashkirs (they have a language close to Tatarian one). Also, border settlements can change ethnicity from census to census.
This is the specificity of Turkic ethnic groups that began to be divided into nations very recently.
In general, the number of Tatars in Bashkiria is equal to the number of Bashkirs. Also Bashkirs and Tatars are not isolated from other Turkic peoples.

[Salty Ears]

Southern Bashkirs are mixed with Kalmyks (300 years ago - this is known to ethnographers). There also should be coonections with Kazakhs and Nogais.
The Western Bashkirs are the reason for the squabble between the Tatars and the Bashkirs. Tatars consider them Bashkirized Tatars. Bashkirs consider them tatarized Bashkirs (they have a language close to Tatarian one). Also, border settlements can change ethnicity from census to census.
This is the specificity of Turkic ethnic groups that began to be divided into nations very recently.
In general, the number of Tatars in Bashkiria is equal to the number of Bashkirs. Also Bashkirs and Tatars are not isolated from other Turkic peoples.

In my region we usually dont divide them and often here you can hear such phrase like "tatar-bashkir population". Also some of my familiar "tatars" from Barda settlement area saying that they have ancestors from bashkir Gayna clan and they are actually bashkirs, on the other side wikipedia says that Gayna clan of north west bashkirs came fron Volga Bolgaria.

[Sora]

True Eurasian beauty! So beautiful and so cute :o I wish I was as beautiful & cute as her :(

Also she can easily pass in Southwest, Central-west & Central Black Sea regions of Turkey. Even can pass as Balkan Turk