Classify typical central Russian

[sevruk]

http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/5807/12659502.39/0_7f200_7a3988b3_XXXL
http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/6214/12659502.39/0_7f1fc_75bc4d9a_XXXL
http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/6214/12659502.39/0_7f20f_9c3ccc33_XL.jpg

[sturmwalkure]

East-Baltid / Dinarid. Dinarid less pronounced. He reminds me a bit of the poster Milenko.

[Methmatician]

http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/6214/12659502.39/0_7f1fc_75bc4d9a_XXXL


What is he eating?

[sevruk]

East-Baltid / Dinarid. Dinarid less pronounced. He reminds me a bit of the poster Milenko.

not agree...

[sevruk]

What is he eating?
sausage)))

[sturmwalkure]

not agree...

I am not a good classifier so bear with me. :D :lightbul:

[Corvus]

A hunter and gatherer :D

[Methmatician]

sausage)))

Does it have a name? It kinda looks like Sujuk (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sujuk). I just had some about 10 minutes ago.

[sevruk]

Does it have a name? It kinda looks like Sujuk (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sujuk). I just had some about 10 minutes ago.

just smoked sausage (Russian: kolbasa)

[Lithium]

He looks pred. North Pontid/East Nordid with maybe some East Baltid.

[Hurrem sultana]

yeah it looks like sujuk,maybe russians have it too

[kvarc]

just smoked sausage (Russian: kolbasa)

we call it "kobasica" :)

[Ushtari]

yeah it looks like sujuk,maybe russians have it too
russians aint men enough to have a sujuk ;)

[Hurrem sultana]

yeah but kobasica is something else,this we call with the turkish word "Sudzuk"

[Sarmatian]

just smoked sausage (Russian: kolbasa)

Its not sausage, its salami.

[Gospodine]

Mmmmm Sudzuk and Cajna <3

[Skrondsze]

He looks like Daniel Craig...

http://p2.trrsf.com.br/image/fget/cf/619/464/img.terra.com.br/i/2011/08/09/1983129-4882-rec.jpg

[sevruk]

He looks like Daniel Craig...

http://p2.trrsf.com.br/image/fget/cf/619/464/img.terra.com.br/i/2011/08/09/1983129-4882-rec.jpg

they look a little pan-European...

[aherne]

http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/6214/12659502.39/0_7f1fc_75bc4d9a_XXXL
Regular Kurgan types both of them.

[sevruk]

http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/6214/12659502.39/0_7f1fc_75bc4d9a_XXXL
Regular Kurgan types both of them.

what is the "Kurgan type"?

[Gospodine]

what is the "Kurgan type"?

The hypothetical Proto-Indo-Europeans that dwelled north of the Black Sea around 5500BC-4000BC, according the Kurgan hypothesis.
Kurgan is a Turkic word referring to the burial mounds that were common amongst many steppe nomads like the PIE's, where they would bury their dead in ornate chambers with relics (sort of like the Egyptians did to their Pharaohs in Pyramids).

They were most likely R1a1 carriers and conversely, probably looked like the people who inhabit the areas with the greatest R1a1 concentration (Russians, Ukrainians, Poles).

However, we don't actually have any intact PIE remains/burials from that date (although numerous later ones exist after PIE split off into different branches).

[Zmey Gorynych]

East-Nordid with Balto-CM admix. I dont see the east-baltid. Not really Kurgan type since kurgans are supposed to be pred. CM

[tEhSaint]

Kurganoid, indeed.