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Which part of Greece has the most people who can pass phenotypically in Spain/Portugal?
My thought is Peloponnese but I am curious for other's opinions.
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Prolly Epirus, cause it's geneticall close
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In general Western GreeceOriginally Posted by Sikeliot
Peloponnese,Ionian Islands but i wouldn't exclude Epirotes even.
Epirotes are in my opinion among the least Slavic looking Northern Greeks and many of them can have Iberian like look.
Also some Cretans would pass fine in Iberia
The Talmud tells us that the only language the Torah could be translated into elegantly is Greek.
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It always amazes me how one single country that is not even that big has (supposedly) so many regions with different looking people\phenotypes.
It is exactly the opposite in the Iberian Peninsula, if you are able to pass in one region you pass in every single other.
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Interesting
The Talmud tells us that the only language the Torah could be translated into elegantly is Greek.
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Cypriots would pass in Iberia too, even some Turks, Levantines and North Africans.
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Sorry man
There are regional differences in Greece.
And Greece has good and rich variety in phenotypes for such a small country.
But the regional variety is not such as it is described here.
Anyone who visited and lived in Greece for a longer time would know.
The most idiotic thing is this strict Mainland vs Islands division some nerds here promote
The Talmud tells us that the only language the Torah could be translated into elegantly is Greek.
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Regional difference is far greater here, an Easterner and a Westerner look so different, in 95% of the cases one would not be confused for another.
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Iberia has a wide range of phenotypes as well, the difference is that they are evenly distributed across the territory so you rarely can guess where someone is from just based on looks.
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