Good work.:thumb001:
Good work.:thumb001:
Do you think I got it pretty much right? I think I got it down better than any 19th century anthropologist because unlike them I have family from 2 parts of the island.Quote:
Originally Posted by Horatio
Yes, I think so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sikeliot
I'll be adding to this with more photos from various places. I based my analysis on what Sicilianu101 told me, in part, of his trip along the northern coast and into the center of the island, where North African influence can be seen with frequency along western coastal towns, while inland regions are more continental European in appearance (he indicated that one of his cousins, who looks strongly MENA, stood out there), and the east is more East Med influenced.
What do Italian members think about this guide? Do they agree on it?
It's heavily based off the combined word of 3 Sicilian-Americans I know who have traveled across the island, and my own experiences but largely the former.Quote:
Originally Posted by Water
You've done an excellent job.:thumb001:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sikeliot
I disagree with what I have been told on people in central Sicily (Enna, Caltanissetta etc) actually. Every picture I've seen of people from the inland areas is full of Armenoid and Anatolian/Caucasus types, but people say often that those inland are lighter and more continental European looking, so I actually portrayed that above while also taking into account those who look almost Armenian.
I think it looks right to me. I have seen many Sicilians through the years and they can be a diverse group.
Which types that I have listed did you see the most frequently?Quote:
Originally Posted by DDCrush