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What Exactly Defines Keltic-Nordid
I was wondering what exactly defines Keltic-Nordid since that's what I've been told I am, could you give out a list of characteristics and post an example, Much Appreciated.
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I don't have the answer but it seems that most people who are classified as KN on this forum, at least, are either british or northern french.
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Most English, Scottish and Dutch/Flemish people
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By Coon's definition, it's similar to the Hallstat type (classic Nordic) but with a more sloping forehead, longer nose, and different hair color (varying shades of brown or red)
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I don't have the answer but it seems that most people who are classified as KN on this forum, at least, are either british or northern french.Most English, Scottish and Dutch/Flemish peopleSo where does the Keltic come into it and where from, the Irish?By Coon's definition, it's similar to the Hallstat type (classic Nordic) but with a more sloping forehead, longer nose, and different hair color (varying shades of brown or red)
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Coon's definition:
Keltic Iron Age Type: The Keltic sub-type, mesocephalic and low-vaulted, with a prominent nose. Commonest in the British Isles where in places it forms the principal element in the population. Also a major element in Flanders and the Frankish country in southwestern Germany.
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Thats interesting. Those are very British traits I sometimes associate with some Atlantid phenotypes too.Originally Posted by Amud
By Coon's definition, it's similar to the Hallstat type (classic Nordic) but with a more sloping forehead, longer nose, and different hair color (varying shades of brown or red)
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The whole of the British isles was "Keltic" before Germanic (Anlo-Saxon) invasions.
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Keltic Nordic is probably one of the easiest type to understand.
Probably because of the high presence of English and Irish actors/singers that conform to this type.
It was used by Coon and Hooton.
1) Alpine,Dinaric,Mediterranean,Baltic and Nordic should be enough to identify most Europeans.
2) These are not races, just examples of possible variants. Have fun with them but don’t take it seriously.
3) No one is a Steppe Warrior or a Hunter Gatherer. Stop Frowning in your selfies to look badass, looks like you are taking a s*it.
4) We are all WC: Westernized Consumers.
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