Light eyes map of Europe (detail, scientifically backed)

[Septentrion]

I guess you can see that we Belgians, Germans, French folks all are more southern-shifted than the Britons and Irish. So I don't see how people even believed that they were descended from Iberians! If it was so, then all Western Europe is Iberian, because Iberians would have first invaded Western Europe before crossing over to the British Isles. The inhabitants are much more related to the people of the Low Countries than bloody dark Iberians! The highest ratio of people with red hair, pale-skin or freckles is found in the British Isles, thus it is impossible for most Britons or Irish folks to be descended from mainly Mediterranean Iberians.

[Bellbeaking]

deleted, thats enough trolling septentrion for one day.

[Pansarkamrat]

lol. the british are maybe like northern france.

catherine zeta jones, rowan atkinson, russel brand, john oliver, orlando bloom, paul mccartney, gordon brown, michael owen are what the average briton looks like, not this anglo-saxon crap

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...ds-416727.html

Agreed.

[Supercomputer]

According to searchs i've done recently, south east spain is more like 25-30% of light eyes. Its one of the lightest era in Iberia imo. Some part of southern France are rather around 40% of light eyes in Drôme Vaucluse northern Provence and even some parts of south west. I would say light eyes in southern France are arround 35%, 20% is very few in this region. I doubt there is a single french departement under 25% if you take only natives.

According to your own research? My Spain part is based on Hoyos Sainz. It's the only work available. I will update my France part when the work is done by Ikiru. For now it's based on current Chamla numbers that we have.

[Supercomputer]

I am sorry Supercomputer. I have a high regard for the work that you have done in four years, combining various maps and i think it was meticulously done. We are all entitled to our various opinions. However I disagree with combining various works due to the fact that scales are different, especially the further we go back. Interpretations would vary.
The German map is old. Although through in my studies, about 35% of Germans are blue-eyed.
Your French map needs update. This is the latest study for blue eyes in France per department! Ranging from 10% (Ariege in Southwest France and the Seine) to 35% (Mayenne in Northwest).
This map for France (Blue eyes only!!)
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...yeux_bleus.png

I acknowledge combining different studies may give slightly different results, that's what I wrote a disclaimer in the initial post. But unfortunately it's the best we have. I have done my best to synchronize it and the numbers fit very well with the ToeKneeHwin who did the study for all countries with equal standards. Combining different studies in one map isn't a new idea. It is what Coon did and his map was published in a mainstream book. I think my map is good enough for an internet forum. If anyone has any better data, I will gladly improve it, that's why I made this post.

If you have any studies for Germany please post them.

[Septentrion]

deleted, thats enough trolling septentrion for one day.

Enough of your lies!!!

[Supercomputer]

Your French map needs update. This is the latest study for blue eyes in France per department! Ranging from 10% (Ariege in Southwest France and the Seine) to 35% (Mayenne in Northwest).
This map for France (Blue eyes only!!)
[url]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...yeux_bleus.png

That is not the latest study. It comes from Topinard and is more than 100 years old.

[Septentrion]

That is not the latest study. It comes from Topinard and is more than 100 years old.

It doesn't come Topinard!!! What a joke! This is of a 2012 study! Topinambours never recorded Mayenne as the bluest-eyed department, and he didn't also say the Seine department is one of the darkest-eyed despite being in the north.

[Supercomputer]

It doesn't come Topinard!!! What a joke! This is of a 2012 study! Topinambours never recorded Mayenne as the bluest-eyed department, and he didn't also say the Seine department is one of the darkest-eyed despite being in the north.

What study? I'm sure you give a source like you always do

[Ikiru]

That is not the latest study. It comes from Topinard and is more than 100 years old.

It seems it comes from the data collected by an obscure dating website: https://www.meetcrunch.com
I can't find any precise track of its publication though and it's not very accurate on reporting the eye color of aboriginal French population.