Southern European phenotypes (South Western, Central, Eastern Euro) - Library

[Sikeliot]

the Italian video is basically a clip about Neapolitans and Southerners (except some Lega Nord politicians in the end) with a certain phenotype. The pic @ 1:55 is take from:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Griko_people

Griko don't look different than the rest of the Calabrese...

[Tacitus]

Considering that the OP "mistakenly" thought Marouane Fellaini was Italian, nothing he says should be taken seriously.

[dawson]

Considering that the OP "mistakenly" thought Marouane Fellaini was Italian, nothing he says should be taken seriously.

I forgot it lol

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

Your Italian photos would not be inaccurate if they were meant to represent the south of the country, but what I see is a lack of northern and central Italian types. So I partially agree that you did not represent all of Italy, but I think you did well representing the south.

However I strongly disagree with the complaint that you cherrypicked light Iberians. The Iberians you posted look similar in coloring to the Italians to me.

Thanks for your feedback here.
As for the Italian photos, some are southern and central Italian, northerns there. The first ones are southerns, the middle parts, central and last photos that you probably guess them to be, are northern Italian. The video starts showing in order from southern> to central to >northern.

[alnortedelsur]

Yeah, I am definitely more convinced that all that people are NOT lighter, on average, NOR more paneuropean than Iberians, NOPE

I still keep on my mind, that memorable moment when an Albanian clown insisted that Albanians look like nordic tourists compared to Spaniards:

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...-people/page14

and he pretended to convince me about that, by showing me this pic of Albanians:



When all I see there are a bunch of brunettes with different shades of brown hair colors, being medium and dark brown the most abundant ones, and some people here and there with blondish hair tones. Nothing "spectacular" or different from what you normally see in Spain, Portugal, Italy or Greece. And their range of skin tones are definitely NOT lighter than the range of skin tones among Spaniards. You don't know how I laughed my ass off with that "proof"

That idiot must think that Spain is Kuwait, Qatar, or something like that... LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[MINARDOWICZ]

Yeah, I am definitely more convinced that all that people are NOT lighter, on average, NOR more paneuropean than Iberians, NOPE

I still keep on my mind, that memorable moment when an Albanian clown insisted that Albanians look like nordic tourists compared to Spaniards:

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...-people/page14

and he pretended to convince me about that, by showing me this pic of Albanians:



When all I see there are a bunch of brunettes with different shades of brown hair colors, being medium and dark brown the most abundant ones, and some people here and there with blondish hair tones. Nothing "spectacular" or different from what you normally see in Spain, Portugal, Italy or Greece. And their range of skin tones are definitely NOT lighter than the range of skin tones among Spaniards. You don't know how I laughed my ass off with that "proof"

That idiot must think that Spain is Kuwait, Qatar, or something like that... LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

The hair coloring ratio looks similar to that of pictures I see from cousins in Napoli...

[Ctwentysevenj]

They should show a video on Lombardy, Piedmont or the South Tyrol. It would be totally different. they would be the lightest in South Europe.

[SupaThug]

They should show a video on Lombardy, Piedmont or the South Tyrol. It would be totally different. they would be the lightest in South Europe.

Regrading Hair and eye colour,yes...regrading skin pigmentation,they are on par with Iberians.

[Ctwentysevenj]

Regrading Hair and eye colour,yes...regrading skin pigmentation,they are on par with Iberians.

I think the South Tyrolese would be the lightest of all, as the are mainly Germans.

[SupaThug]

I think the South Tyrolese would be the lightest of all, as the are mainly Germans.

Yes,but most people from South Tyrol are not ethnically northern italian.We have to take Veneto,Piemonte and Lombardia as exemples,they are real northern italians(not saying that south tyrolese are not true italian tough)