Classify greek basketball player - Kostas Kaimakoglou

[polaciones]

Please, classify Kostas Kaimakoglou, a greek basketball player. He is 205 cm. tall. Near 6'9''.

http://www.fiba.com/images/web/Events/10/FWCM/headshots/GRE/_215/Small_14-KostasKAIMAKOGLOU_Greece_.jpg

http://www.sportena.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/kostas-kaimakoglou-unics-kazan.jpg

http://www.basketnews.lt/paveikslelis-20773-vbg.jpg

http://www.iefimerida.gr/sites/default/files/imagecache/node_image660/kostas-kaimakoglou-panathinaikos-660.jpg

Thank you very much! :)

[polaciones]

Bump!

[Sikeliot]

Anatolian Greek in origin as evidenced by his surname.

Pontid.

[Hadouken]

dinaropontid

[Vasconcelos]

Pontid with slight CM

[polaciones]

I think he's a little bit dinarid, not so much. Also he is clearly Pontid but I've seen CM part in him but I don't know if it's correct, and also he has a "different" look, so I can't classify very well him. Thank you!

[Sikeliot]

He looks distinctly Greek, but his look is within the Balkan range rather than the Anatolian despite having an Anatolian Greek surname.

[Stormer99]

Pontic and Dinaric
Reminds me of Southern Balkanites

[polaciones]

Do you see Cro-Magnon in his appearance?

[Gorštak]

Greekenised Albanian.

[Roy]

Pontid-Dinarid (nose, receding forehead)

[Alenka]

Mediterranid/Norid. Maybe a touch of Armenid in the eye area.

[Ianus]

Pontid+Dinarid

[Peyrol]

Aren't surnames ending in -oglu supposed to be turkish?

[Sikeliot]

Aren't surnames ending in -oglu supposed to be turkish?

Anatolian Greeks often have surnames like that.

[Peyrol]

Anatolian Greeks often have surnames like that.

''-oglu'' it's simply the turkish for ''-son''...so it make sense.


Like this italian-armenian (half ligurian-half armenian) actor, Paolo Kessisoglu

http://images.movieplayer.it/2009/09/10/una-foto-di-paolo-kessisoglu-129912.jpg

[Sikeliot]

-oglu in Turkish is like the other endings in Greek like -akis, -idis etc