Classify Ashley Johnson

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[Hialt]

This person looks almost entirely "celtic," in all face features to me, especially the eyes. Sometimes I wonder if these same features are from heavy Scandinavian mixture. In particular, her eyes look rather paedomorphic.

[Davystayn]

Yes she looks strongly keltic influenced to me too, keltic nordid I guess, looks like a young Laura Dern

[David Johnson]

KN. I've seen a lot of Irish travelers with similar faces.

[Hialt]

Yes she looks strongly keltic influenced to me too, keltic nordid I guess, looks like a young Laura Dern

I'll have to apply a "k" to the word, "celtic," from now on... At the present extent of my knowledge of these things, I am unwilling to accept that Celts from middle Europe were one and the same as the Picts, for example, or the Irish, as "celtic" would suggest, so "Kelto-Nordid" is a better way of talking about them, I suppose.
I agree this person has a rather long nose, like Laura Dern. I believe small noses are more common of "Kelts," or "keltic influence" in the British Isles. Here is an example of a trait that might well be Scandinavian, and that is "the small nose."

[NSXD60]

Elizabeth Moss-oid

[Davystayn]

Yes only started using the k in keltic after being on here, kind of works better I think now

The history of how k/celtic culture spread is a confusing one, I'll leave it to the experts on here!

[Steppe Timelord]

I'll have to apply a "k" to the word, "celtic," from now on... At the present extent of my knowledge of these things, I am unwilling to accept that Celts from middle Europe were one and the same as the Picts, for example, or the Irish, as "celtic" would suggest, so "Kelto-Nordid" is a better way of talking about them, I suppose.
I agree this person has a rather long nose, like Laura Dern. I believe small noses are more common of "Kelts," or "keltic influence" in the British Isles. Here is an example of a trait that might well be Scandinavian, and that is "the small nose."

"Kelts" had a broad category of phenotypes, it is mentioned they were very diverse in looks on some thread on this forum.

Also, kelto-nordic seems about just right as classification.