This is how a textbook Mediterranean looks like

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

I see some resemblances on profile but I am not as doli I guess.

[Tauromachos]

It’s probably just lighting , but he’s definitey not textbook med even if he is Greek . Has taurid elements then.

These are more textbook meds

He is a dolicho cephalic Med type

Many Meds are mesocephalic not doli

His origins are Mainland Greek from Peloponnese as it seems
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...nnesus(Greece)

Backhead of Meds doesn't have to be oval

Here is another example,a Med type with non oval backhead

Well its not completly flat but also not realy oval
He is from Calabria i think and this looks is not atypical for Greece
In fact in the Islands its very common much more than the pseude semitic look Sicilians Sikeliot posts

[nightrider+]

Looks Afghan rather than Med.

Hahaha, this phenotype is most common in Spain. He's like Juanfran except not bald. I dare anyone to show me a Turk that looks like this.

[Joso]

These people are extremely non-dinaricized. Having a convex nose doesn't make them dinaricized.

They are very dinaricized, just look at their nose, retrained and thin jaw, sloped forehead, big and detached ears, unibrowns, etc.
Of course they are not as dinaricized as dinarids and armenoids but they are still dinaricized

[nightrider+]

I see some resemblances on profile but I am not as doli I guess.

I would guess you are in low brachycephaly actually. You also lack his Greek nose, it's a rare feature. Your forehead is less receded and your nose bridge deeper. The nasion angle is just way smaller than his.

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

They are very dinaricized, just look at their nose, retrained and thin jaw, sloped forehead, big and detached ears, unibrowns, etc.
Of course they are not as dinaricized as dinarids and armenoids but they are still dinaricized

why would dinarids have unibrow ? its arab and indian trait

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

I would guess you are in low brachycephaly actually. You also lack his Greek nose, it's a rare feature. Your forehead is less receded and your nose bridge deeper. The nasion angle is just way smaller than his.

Translate that, so I am not a Med type?

[nightrider+]

Translate that, so I am not a Med type?

If you are indeed brachycephalic, then no. But I can't be sure from a photo. Though it's not really the only non med trait you have. The rest was referring to your similarity with him. Greek nose is like this, almost parallel to forehead and with seamless transition from it.

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[Seth MacFarlane]

He is a dolicho cephalic Med type

Many Meds are mesocephalic not doli

His origins are Mainland Greek from Peloponnese as it seems
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...nnesus(Greece)

Backhead of Meds doesn't have to be oval

Here is another example,a Med type with non oval backhead

Well its not completly flat but also not realy oval
He is from Calabria i think and this looks is not atypical for Greece
In fact in the Islands its very common much more than the pseude semitic look Sicilians Sikeliot posts

I agree with your examples these are more closer to regular meds then nightriders. If the one in OP is med it’s an extreme east med or something

[nightrider+]

I agree with your examples these are more closer to regular meds then nightriders. If the one in OP is med it’s an extreme east med or something

No, it's not. Cybernautic's first example looks much more Lebanese than op. No one looks like op in the Levant.