Phenotypes of South-Western France

[Beraud]

A collection of natives of the Tarn-et-Garonne département of South-West France, at the crossroads of the historical provinces of Gascony, Languedoc and Guyenne.

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[Beraud]

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[Beraud]

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[Oliver109]

alpines mainly, also some brunn influence. Vastly different to Spaniards

[Beowulf]

They look a bit like one of my Great Great Grandfathers he had some french ancestry but is more for the moustache.


edit: will you do a average morph of these photos? that would be nice if you can. :)

[Eurafricanid]

Alpines, Alpine-Meds and Alpine-Paleo-Atlantids, Alpine-PaleoSardinians/Berids, most look like they pass in Portugal, a lot of them look like Brits as well.

[Boudin]

They look a bit like one of my Great Great Grandfathers he had some french ancestry but is more for the moustache.


edit: will you do a average morph of these photos? that would be nice if you can. :)

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=121363&stc=1https://www.theapricity.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=121364&stc=1

[Beowulf]

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=121363&stc=1https://www.theapricity.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=121364&stc=1

Looks very nice! Thanks! :thumb001:

[Beraud]

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[Beraud]

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[Boudin]

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Can we have the link to where you're getting all these photos from? You said you have hundreds, and I want to try to make morphs using only the perfect eye-level, front-facing ones.

[Beraud]

Can we have the link to where you're getting all these photos from? You said you have hundreds, and I want to try to make morphs using only the perfect eye-level, front-facing ones.

http://www.archives82.fr/index.php?id=2109
Click the letters to go to the documents, the surnames are ranked in alphabetical order. I've only posted the A s and a half of the B s. Note that I have selected young and fit specimens with good quality photos.

[Boudin]

http://www.archives82.fr/index.php?id=2109
Click the letters to go to the documents, the surnames are ranked in alphabetical order. I've only posted the A s and a half of the B s. Note that I have selected young and fit specimens with good quality photos.

Thank you, this is a treasure-trove!

[Beraud]

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[Beraud]

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[aherne]

From Mont-De-Marsan:

https://gs-cassaigne.fr/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/JPO-Couverture-SITE-INTERNET-1180-%C3%97-450-px-5.png

The land of Alpines... Extremely homogenous population

[Flashball]

From Mont-De-Marsan:



The land of Alpines... Extremely homogenous population

I don't know why you continue to be autistic to the point of diverting a topic with modern photos of which it is impossible to know if they are:
1. Native PURELY from France (so not mixed with other things)
2. If they are not foreigners.

The old photos are better and as you can see: there is no drastic difference between the phenotypes of the North and the South. It's not Italy, where a Calabrian can look like a Jew while a Piedmontese looks like a Frenchman or something like that.

Moreover, in my paternal family in the north of France: they are all brunette and all have traits that could be native to the Center, South, East and North of France (their local place)

Deal with that
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=121415&stc=1