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Neapolitans (Italians from Naples).
I tried to make this representative as possible.. a lot of Dinaro-Meds it seems.
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There is a very distinctive Neapolitan look that I've always found very easy to recognize - a long time before learning anything about physical anthropology. I don't find it in these pictures - but of course, not all Neapolitans look like the faces I have in mind. Later - now I'm at work - I'll post some pictures to exemplify this.
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Espada tengo. Lo demás, Dios lo remedie.
In the west almost all Spain had been subjugated, except that part which adjoins the cliffs where the Pyrenees end and is washed by the nearer waters of the ocean. Here two powerful nations, the Cantabrians and the Asturians, lived in freedom from the rule of Rome.")
— Lucius Anneus Florus , Epitome de T. Livio Bellorum omnium annorum DCC Libri duo Bellum Cantabricum et Asturicum
Ethnicity of the Celts/Iberian. Tribes: Avariginos, Blendi, Concanos, Coniscos, Orgenomescos, Plentusios, Tamáricos and Vadinienses.--->http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...40#post3047240
Many neapolitan surnames have iberian origin.Originally Posted by Lábaru
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Hehe Sorry, that was for the thread of Celine Dion.
Espada tengo. Lo demás, Dios lo remedie.
In the west almost all Spain had been subjugated, except that part which adjoins the cliffs where the Pyrenees end and is washed by the nearer waters of the ocean. Here two powerful nations, the Cantabrians and the Asturians, lived in freedom from the rule of Rome.")
— Lucius Anneus Florus , Epitome de T. Livio Bellorum omnium annorum DCC Libri duo Bellum Cantabricum et Asturicum
Ethnicity of the Celts/Iberian. Tribes: Avariginos, Blendi, Concanos, Coniscos, Orgenomescos, Plentusios, Tamáricos and Vadinienses.--->http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...40#post3047240
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I also think that a Neapolitan distinctive look exists.
Something between this...
... and this
Long faced, long nosed and with a strongish jaw. I'm not saying that all Neapolitans look like that, but when I see someone who looks like that I immediately guess it's Neapolitan.
Ahahahah ok, but in your error, you're right.
Neapolitan surnames like Diaz, Estanioli, Aragonese, Cantabriani, Santander, Rodrighi, Mondragone, Altavilla, Borbonese, Alcantara, etc are undoubtely of iberian origin
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There are no doubt, are Spanish, the funny thing is that I am from Cantabria and I've never heard that surname (Cantabriani) but I guess like "Santander" is a classic surname based on the place name.Ahahahah ok, but in your error, you're right.
Neapolitan surnames like Diaz, Aragonese, Cantabriani, Santander, Rodrighi, Mondragone, Altavilla, Borbonese, Alcantara, etc are undoubtely of iberian origin
Espada tengo. Lo demás, Dios lo remedie.
In the west almost all Spain had been subjugated, except that part which adjoins the cliffs where the Pyrenees end and is washed by the nearer waters of the ocean. Here two powerful nations, the Cantabrians and the Asturians, lived in freedom from the rule of Rome.")
— Lucius Anneus Florus , Epitome de T. Livio Bellorum omnium annorum DCC Libri duo Bellum Cantabricum et Asturicum
Ethnicity of the Celts/Iberian. Tribes: Avariginos, Blendi, Concanos, Coniscos, Orgenomescos, Plentusios, Tamáricos and Vadinienses.--->http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...40#post3047240
I think that is a typical southerner surname given to people with non-italian origin (same thing for surnames like Albanese, Greco, etc etc).There are no doubt, are Spanish, the funny thing is that I am from Cantabria and I've never heard that surname (Cantabriani) but I guess like "Santander" is a classic surname based on the place name.
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What's the meaning of this thread? Naples is only a city, not a country.
It would have been better if you had written People of Campania.
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