Which region of Italy do people look the most like standard mainland Greeks?

[Longbowman]

bullshit, have you ever been in Sardinia?

I haven't but my roommate is Sardinian and I've met a lot of Sardinians and he does say Sardinians are very dark.

[Mens-Sarda]

I haven't but my roommate is Sardinian and I've met a lot of Sardinians and he does say Sardinians are very dark.

the look may change a lot in the various zones of Sardinia, generally in the south they are darker than in central or north Sardinia, expecially in the extreme south west of Sardinia there is a lot of olive skinned people, while in the other areas they are quite rare, perhaps your roommate it's from the southern provinces and you met a lot of Sardinians from those provinces

[Longbowman]

the look may change a lot in the various zones of Sardinia, generally in the south they are darker than in central or north Sardinia, expecially in the extreme south west of Sardinia there is a lot of olive skinned people, while in the other areas they are quite rare, perhaps your roommate it's from the southern provinces and you met a lot of Sardinians from those provinces

Well the Algheresi would look more Catalan and the Northerners are Corsican but Sardinians proper are pretty dark.

[Mens-Sarda]

Well the Algheresi would look more Catalan and the Northerners are Corsican but Sardinians proper are pretty dark.

Corsicans are only in the extreme north east (Gallura), and Alghero it's only a town surrounded by Sardinian speaking areas, the proper Sardinians are usually light skinned and brown or black haired, in central areas can be found also natural blond or red haired, and it's very common to find people with light blue or green eyes

for example : some people from Desulo, a village on the mountains of Barbagia, in central Sardinia, I think they are proper Sardinians, this is the most frequent look also in the zone where I live (central-north west Sardinia)

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/RPkfVBR7Zws/hqdefault.jpg

http://vmphoto.blog.tiscali.it/wp-co...na/desulo1.jpg

http://matteofais.blog.tiscali.it/fi...1325643785.jpg

http://img0.juzaphoto.com/shared_fil...ads/857992.jpg

http://vmphoto.blog.tiscali.it/wp-co...na/desulo2.jpg

[Permafrost]

I Bugliesi

[Longbowman]

Corsicans are only in the extreme north east (Gallura), and Alghero it's only a town surrounded by Sardinian speaking areas, the proper Sardinians are usually light skinned and brown or black haired, in central areas can be found also natural blond or red haired, and it's very common to find people with light blue or green eyes

for example : some people from Desulo, a village on the mountains of Barbagia, in central Sardinia, I think they are proper Sardinians, this is the most frequent look also in the zone where I live (central-north west Sardinia)

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/RPkfVBR7Zws/hqdefault.jpg

http://vmphoto.blog.tiscali.it/wp-co...na/desulo1.jpg

http://matteofais.blog.tiscali.it/fi...1325643785.jpg

http://img0.juzaphoto.com/shared_fil...ads/857992.jpg

http://vmphoto.blog.tiscali.it/wp-co...na/desulo2.jpg

Those aren't really light people, plus data shows Sardinians are darker. Again, my roommate agrees. Certainly light eyes are very rare...

[Mens-Sarda]

Secondo uno studio eseguito nei primi anni ottanta su un campione di bambini e ragazzi sardi dai 6 ai 20 anni, più della metà della popolazione sarda ha capelli neri o castano scuri; i capelli castani (di ogni tonalità) prevalgono nelle vecchie province di Cagliari e Sassari mentre i capelli neri prevalgono in quelle di Nuoro e Oristano. I capelli di tonalità chiare (scala Fischer-Saller G-Q biondi chiari e scuri) e medie (scala F.S. R-V castano chiari e medi) si attestano in generale rispettivamente al 1,7% e 22% e sono più diffusi nel nord dell'isola (sommati 28% circa) che nel sud (sommati 20% circa). Una più datata analisi condotta da Ridolfo Livi sui coscritti classi 1859-63, mostra una percentuale di capelli biondi che si attesta sul 2,4% nella Sardegna centro-meridionale mentre nella parte settentrionale la frequenza varia dal 2,4 al 4,9% . I capelli rossi sono ovunque abbastanza sporadici, con percentuali che vanno dal 0,3% nel sud a circa 0,5% nel nord.
Per quanto riguarda il colore degli occhi, nelle vecchie provincie di Sassari, Nuoro e Oristano il colore degli occhi predominante è il castano medio mentre nella provincia di Cagliari il castano scuro (scala Martin-Schultz 12-13 e 14-16). Le tinte intermedie (scala M.S. 9-11 iridi nocciola, ambra e castano chiare) si attestano in generale sul 16% mentre le iridi di colore chiaro (scala M.S. 1-8 azzurre, grigie, verdi) raggiungono una media regionale del 14% . Un analogo studio effettuato dall'antropologo dell'Università di Cagliari Carlo Maxia ha restituito le seguenti percentuali

Colore occhi	Maschi	Femmine
Celesti	4,24%	3,78%
Grigi	5,37%	4,83%
Verdi	6,27%	6,03%
Castani	75,26%	75,67%
Neri	8,83%	9,66%
Esaminati	15.250	15.167

Le iridi chiare, come dimostrato in altre esaminazioni su altre popolazioni europee, risultano leggermente più diffuse fra i maschi (15,88%) che fra le femmine (14,64%), allo stesso tempo le femmine mostrano una percentuale più alta di capelli chiari e pigmentazione cutanea bianca-rosea.

[Longbowman]

15% e piu alto di quanto pensavo. Pero comparato con delle altre popolazioni, non e altissimo.

[Grand Admiral Thrawn]

bullshit, have you ever been in Sardinia?

He's going to use the logic that Sardinians have the most neolithic DNA, despite most Sardinians being light skinned and anyone that studies Genetics or History knows that Neolithic Farmers were light skinned lmfao