Italians with Roman features

[Lavrentis]

^ I'm undecided: are you more ignorant or more trollish-childish? When in doubt, you're just a dork.
Open some book about Italian Middle Ages, dude, because you know nothing and I can't tell you everything.
According to you, Italian = Germanic. Ok, it's me, dummy, that i still listen to you.
Latin corrupted Greek language? So much ignorance here... Latin is an Italic language (Latino-Faliscan) with remote connection to Celtic (Caesar, when was in Gaul, wrote his dispatches in Greek just to prevent the Celts from understanding them). Latin was enriched by Etruscan, a preindoeuropean language native of Italy, and probably related to proto-Sardinian, Basque and Caucasian languages.

Don't give attention to him, he is mentally ill.

[Longobarda]

queste mappe sono una sola. Cos'hanno fatto gli antropologi? Sono andati a vedere i nord italiani uno a uno? Sono entrati in uno stadio ed hanno fatto una media (meridionali compresi)? Hanno studiato la storia d'Italia ed hanno visto che da noi sono passati i barbari? Hanno misurato il cranio della gente e da lì hanno dedotto che dovevamo avere determinati colori? Hanno studiato il DNA del nord Italia senza tener conto che Piemonte, Lombardia, Liguria, Valle D'Aosta, Trentino a.a., Friuli, Veneto ed Emilia Romagna hanno "storie" ed invasioni disparate?
Ne è la prova ad esempio che danno gli iberici centrali con gli stessi "colori" di francesi del sud e Liguri. Una balla COLOSSALE.
Io diffido grandemente di queste mappe.

[Sizzo]

I have selected, among the others, these faces, because they could be exhaustive examples of that kind of Italic-Roman type we're discussing (and these guys are all from Central Italy):

Tuscany:



Marche:



Marche:



Modern Rome:



Tuscany:



Modern Rome:



Bologna (Emilia, towards Romagna):



These guys could only pass in Italy as 100% Italians, due to their clear Roman vibe. As you can see they are a mix of Dinarid, Cromagnid-Alpinid with some Nordoid, a good blend to represent ancient Roman phenotypes.

[Taha232]

Hey guys, what do you think and say about my boyfriend, he is fully Italian but also doesn´t look typical Italian

[Columella]

Some Italians with a peculiar Italian look that is sometimes seen in Roman busts as well as renaissance art.
Bersani

Belpietro (clearly Dinaric with a protruding mandible)

Signorini - quite pan Italian type,

Cantarelli

[hwotton]

Effettivamente bisognerebbe conoscere i dettagli di costruzione delle mappe...

Dubito che il nord italia sia così omogeneo (ci sono stati sempre dei mix...ad es. io sono friulano ma ho i nonni paterni di origine francese e bergamasca...)

[Sizzo]

Niccolò Machiavelli (Tuscan)



Samuele Sbrighi (Romagna)



Marco Falaguasta (modern Roman with Venetian surname)

[Sizzo]

Milanese comedian (with Venetian surname):

[Columella]

Milanese comedian (with Venetian surname):

More Sin City than Rome

[justpassing]

Marcus Agrippa :



I find this man IDENTICAL to Marcus Agrippa

This is the american actor David Morse

I'd agree that David Morse kinda has a roman look about him. However, he's not a good match to Agrippa's morphology. Here are 2 better examples.



Deeper eye sockets, and just look at the brow-ridge angle, angle of nose relative to the forehead etc..