Classify and place my grandma

[Lousianaboy]

Ancestry from Lombardia, Piamonte, Sardinia and Mazza

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[Blondie]

neo-danubian

[Lousianaboy]

neo-danubian

really ?

[Xacal]

Robust Alpine

[dududud]

Alpinoid depigmented.

[Mixdguy17]

I would Say Mainly Alpine plus some + nordid in there

[Mixdguy17]

Alpinoid depigmented.

Dont Alpine normally range from Fair skin to Light Brown?

[Lousianaboy]

anyone....

[Lousianaboy]

Dont Alpine normally range from Fair skin to Light Brown?

most alpinids are light brown

[Lousianaboy]

anyone

[gixajo]

I don´t know anything about classification, but I don´t know why I see in her some SSA vibe...

And sorry, but I have not any trolling intention.

I hope it doesn't offend you, here people are offended by everything.

[HelloGuys]

Neo-danubian sounds right to me

[raffo]

Carpathid

[Immanenz]

i think its Alpine+ Paleo Sardinian/Berid,
its interesting though that many people wrote "Neo Danubian"- they propably ment East Baltid with it- mainly because of cheekbones and robustness. Also i often read on anthrobaords on South Italian Alpine-Paleo Sardinian types that some speculate SSA, but of course this is not the case.

[Lousianaboy]

I don´t know anything about classification, but I don´t know why I see in her some SSA vibe...

And sorry, but I have not any trolling intention.

I hope it doesn't offend you, here people are offended by everything.
dont worry I appreciate your opinion however is curious because would be a possibility of sea influence among Italians ?

[MobyD]

Alpinid

[PaleoEuropean]

Alpine, looks Cajun

[gixajo]

dont worry I appreciate your opinion however is curious because would be a possibility of sea influence among Italians ?

I don´t take into account she was Italian, simply I saw the image and it gave me that impression.

But as I said, I don´t know about phenotypes, and I don´t believe in that XIX century pseudoscience.

[Seya]

Carpathid

huh? no

[raffo]

huh? no

Can I ask why you think I'm wrong? I'm new to taxonomic classification

[Mixdguy17]

most alpinids are light brown

Most Alpine I've seen are light skin or a shade of white, so far the only alpine member in this site I've seen that is light brown is Morti. In the site it says they are usually Fair to light brown skin.

[Seya]

Can I ask why you think I'm wrong? I'm new to taxonomic classification

This is carpathid
https://img.index.hu/imgfrm/4/0/1/2/THM_0013274012.png
Look at her nose. Carpathids have similar nose with dinarids: large and convex. His grandma has totally opposite nose, short and upturned, with low bridge. This is common in baltids, alpinids and neo-danubians.

[raffo]

This is carpathid
https://img.index.hu/imgfrm/4/0/1/2/THM_0013274012.png
Look at her nose. Carpathids have similar nose with dinarids: large and convex. His grandma has totally opposite nose, short and upturned, with low bridge. This is common in baltids, alpinids and neo-danubians.

OK, thanks. :thumb001:

Sorry if this is off-topic, but do you know which Europid / Caucasoid phenotypes have a large and upturned nose? I only know of Paleo Sardinian so far.

[Seya]

OK, thanks. :thumb001:

Sorry if this is off-topic, but do you know which Europid / Caucasoid phenotypes have a large and upturned nose? I only know of Paleo Sardinian so far.

upturned noses you can find in many phenotypes..baltis, neo-danubians, gorids, sometimes borreby and aplines but i wouldn't say they have large noses, definetely not as large as paleo-sardinians

[Mopi Licinius Crassus]

here in the UK, we call people with up turned noses, with the nostrils on full view... " were-pigs"