group classification

[Aunt Hilda]

classify and where could they fit

http://iy.delfi.lt/norm/113402/4660020_8coHaw.jpeg
http://iy.delfi.lt/norm/113402/4660028_v9k4JH.jpeg
http://iy.delfi.lt/norm/113402/4660030_v7M64v.jpeg

[King Claus]

blondicized southern europeans, must be sicilian.

[Virtuous]

uuuuhm, dunno random

Czech Republic?

[Aunt Hilda]

blondicized southern europeans, must be sicilian.

yup, thats a guess. anybody else?

not czech

[Virtuous]

blondicized southern europeans, must be sicilian.

ma che cazzo dici?

[Virtuous]

Croatia.

[Hevo]

Lithuanians?

[Aunt Hilda]

Croatia.

nope


Lithuanians?
yes
and
you're not supposed to guess their nationality but say where they could fit

[Virtuous]

Can't be Sicilians, you have no idea of how Sicilians look like.

[Aunt Hilda]

again you're not supposed to guess their nationalities lol

the question is where can they pass as locals

[Virtuous]

Nigeria,

BAM.

I'm out.

[Hevo]

yes
and
you're not supposed to guess their nationality but say where they could fit

Oh well, as a group Poland, Latvia, Belarus and possibly Ukraine.

[King Claus]

are they from scotland?

[Aunt Hilda]

:picard1:

[awyr dywyll]

Oh well, as a group Poland, Latvia, Belarus and possibly Ukraine.

Belarus and Ukraine? I don't think so. If i met them in any ex-USSR city, i'd thought they're from Baltic states

Especially on this photo,woman on the right. She could pass even in North-Western Europe.
http://iy.delfi.lt/norm/113402/4660028_v9k4JH.jpeg

[aherne]

I thought Slavs first (Poles). Baltic people is an equally good match... The two peoples are related not just in language but in looks as well: same Aryan-Baltid-Uralic-Pontid ingredients, but in different proportions:
- Aryan is more common in Slavs than Baltics. Pure individuals are much more common in Slavs.
- Baltid is more common in Baltics than Slavs. Pure individuals are much more common in Baltics.
- Pontid is slightly more common in Slavs.
- Uralic is slightly more common in Baltics.

There is also a discrete difference in Baltid element, which is more gracilized in Slavs and more robust in Baltics.

While Baltics look noticeably different from Russians, they are pretty much indistinguishable from Poles:
http://iy.delfi.lt/norm/113402/4660030_v7M64v.jpeg
This group fits perfectly in Poland...

[Aunt Hilda]

While Baltics look noticeably different from Russians, they are pretty much indistinguishable from Poles

from my experience their look is quite different from the polish one.

and what are you referring to with the "aryan" stuff?




There is also a discrete difference in Baltid element, which is more gracilized in Slavs and more robust in Baltics.


again I would beg to differ, In my experience slavs are more robust( russians in particular) While the baltics have a fairly strong east nordid influence(their jaws in particular). Less so in lithuania since they have stronger polish influences, but its still noticable

[Allenson]

Germans.

[malejj]

This lot could fit in fine in Northern/Eastern Germany, Poland or even Czech Rep. in my opinion... but yes they look Baltic to me.

[Hevo]

Belarus and Ukraine? I don't think so. If i met them in any ex-USSR city, i'd thought they're from Baltic states

Especially on this photo,woman on the right. She could pass even in North-Western Europe.
http://iy.delfi.lt/norm/113402/4660028_v9k4JH.jpeg

I am sure that they can pass in (pred north) Belarus. I am not sure about Ukraine.

[Aunt Hilda]

Belarus and Ukraine? I don't think so. If i met them in any ex-USSR city, i'd thought they're from Baltic states

Especially on this photo,woman on the right. She could pass even in North-Western Europe.
http://iy.delfi.lt/norm/113402/4660028_v9k4JH.jpeg

I doubt the women on the right could pass in north-western europe. the man in the middle might

[bella1407]

can pass in their home: in Lithuania. The big man is famous athlete but i forgot his name(loooong with "S" and "S" lol:))

[bella1407]

they can't pass ass slavic, no way. i see balts.

[Aunt Hilda]

they can't pass ass slavic, no way. i see balts.

some of them could definitely pass as poles