Originally Posted by
King Lear
I originally had both Proto-Baltic and Proto-Slavic=Osteuropid/East Europid and East Nordid, which is probably more accurate and I will probably edit it back to that after reading your In-depth critique citing Schwidetzky’s work, but the reason I removed East Nordid as one of the dominant Subraces amongst Proto-Slavs and Proto-Balts, is due to the fact that the Osteuropid/East Europid Subrace is a stabilized mixture of East Nordids and Lappids, that first emerged when Balto-Slavic Indo-Europeans first mixed with Uralic people in Northeastern Europe around 4000 years ago, so I thought it was redundant to mention it because Osteuropids/East Europids are partially East Nordid by definition, with the same logic applying to why I removed East Nordid from the Proto-Iranian, Proto-Indo-Aryan, and Tocharian components as well, because Iranids (an Orientalid variety that are basically Arabids with slight East Nordid admixture from the Indo-European migration of Iranian tribes to the Iranian plateau and southern Central Asia 3000-3500 years ago), North Indids (an Indid variety that is essentially a stabilized mixture of Iranids and Gracile Indids that emerged during the Indo-European migration of Indo-Aryans to the Northern Indian subcontinent 3500 years ago), and Turanids (a stabilized Europid-Mongolid Transitional Subrace that combines Iranid, East Nordid, and Tungid elements, that slowly emerged in Central Asia over the past 3000 years of interactions between Indo-European, Turkic, and Mongolic populations) all involved East Nordids in their formation, :):p:thumb001::ranger!