Can she pass as in the British Isles?

[RenaRyuguu]

No she can't pass wtf

[Ruggery]

No, not at all! She was a strawberry blonde as a young woman. It is famous English woman, you most likely know who she is. I want you to guess who she is. Well she is much older than that today.
Can tell me why do you think she looks more "Central European" or "German" than British?

Do you also think that these English pupils look "Central European" too?
https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qim...701ac67437a3-c
To me they look what I would call "typically British".

She is J.R the creator of the Harry Potter books in that photo in which she looks younger looks like a mix of alpine nordic.
And she could pass unperceived in this group of Germans (of course I mean when she was young) now her face looks more English.

[Septentrion]

She is J.R the creator of the Harry Potter books in that photo in which she looks younger looks like a mix of alpine nordic.
And she could pass unperceived in this group of Germans (of course I mean when she was young) now her face looks more English.

Oh really? Alpine-Nordic? I don't think so. I would place more with the Keltic Nordic + Anglo-Saxon mix or Kelto-Saxon phenotype. Not all Germans are Alpine either.

[Papastratosels26]

Yes

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[Seth MacFarlane]

Alpine mostly I think would fit better in France and parts of Italy then the UK

[Sp_loa]

Alpine mostly I think would fit better in France and parts of Italy then the UK

I agree. I never thought she looks English it was just a fun thread. France,Iberia and northern Italy are far bettee fits

[Ruggery]

Oh really? Alpine-Nordic? I don't think so. I would place more with the Keltic Nordic + Anglo-Saxon mix or Kelto-Saxon phenotype. Not all Germans are Alpine either.

I am not an expert in classifying the kelto-sajon phenotype but the Nordic alpine phenotype is similar to the girl's face in that photo.

And, of course, Germans are not just Alpine, most of them, especially central and northern Germany, are Faelid, Borreby, Dalo-Faelid, Dinarid, Subnordid, etc.

[Septentrion]

Alpine mostly I think would fit better in France and parts of Italy then the UK

The Alpine is "universal" throughout France of course by excellence. In Northern Italy are many Alpines especially in the north-west in Genoa. However, many anthropologists especially the most famous one have noted the "virtual" absence of Alpines in the British Isles. When one encounter "Alpines" here they come in the form of Borreby. However Normans could have brought Alpines in the British Isles, nevertheless their make-up an insignificant. British head form is usually of the "long-headed", this makes up the biggest difference between the British and French. British as a whole, "universally" tend towards the Iron Age Nordid form (Keltic Nordid), while there is also a strong Nordid version of the Atlantid phenotype (North-Atlantid) present in their population.


Emily Blunt (England) is another very good example of the Kelto-Saxon phenotype.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...t_avp_2014.jpg

Late Princess Diana
https://s1.r29static.com//bin/entry/...2218/image.jpg

[Septentrion]

I am not an expert in classifying the kelto-sajon phenotype but the Nordic alpine phenotype is similar to the girl's face in that photo.

And, of course, Germans are not just Alpine, most of them, especially central and northern Germany, are Faelid, Borreby, Dalo-Faelid, Dinarid, Subnordid, etc.

Kelto-Saxon is not a specific stable phenotype. However many British, even some Irish too who look in between the Keltic Nordid and Anglo-Saxon (Reheingraber) phenotypes can be classified as such. Thus J.K. Rowling is a very good example, this is why I posted her picture as a young girl with the ruddy Celtic colouring but with a Germanic flair.