Eye and hair colour distribution among 660 English (both sexes studied)

[The Blade]

Septentrion map is much different...





England is a blonde blonde country.... the map is very clear and it can't be wrong....it is a HOLY MAP


In accordance with Septentrion.. English pop-rock singers dye their hair..

George Harrison was blonde..a really typical english blonde..

Maps like this one are useless and retarded.
They obviously count not only blond hair but for sure light and even medium brown hair for Northern Europe, too.
For the south it seems to me that the criterion is even more obscure - it doesn't seem to count medium brown anywhere in Southern Europe though.
Here is my statistics for 282 Dutch men I based a survey on:
Blond – 67 (23,76%)
Reddish blond – 3 (1,06%)
Reddish brown – 3 (1,06%)
Red – 2 (0,71%)
Black – 5 (1,77%)
Light brown – 33 (11,7%)
Medium brown – 91 (32,28%)
Medium ash brown – 24 (8,51%)
Dark brown – 43 (15,25%)
Dark ash brown – 11 (3,9%)
Total blondism rate: 24,82% (70 individuals)
Total rufosity rate: 2,83% (8 individuals)
Total brown hair frequency: 72,7% (205 people)
Medium brown shades percentage (including the ashy tones): 40,79% (115 men)
Dark brown shades (including ashy nuances): 19,15% (54 men)
Dark hair (dark brown shades + black): 20,92% (59 individuals)
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[The Blade]

Great.

Soccer players are not as likely to be fully Irish whereas Gaelic Athletic Association are but you might have a good way to pick out the non-Irish.

Sites like this http://www.gaacork.ie/webroot//gallery

https://www.dublingaa.ie/

https://tipperary.gaa.ie/

http://www.waterfordgaa.ie/

There are hundreds of them but you might have what you need already.

http://www.camogie.ie/

Thanks a lot! Certainly useful and (at least) a large part of it gets included in my survey.

[Grace O'Malley]

Thanks a lot! Certainly useful and (at least) a large part of it gets included in my survey.

You're very welcome. Here's a couple more.

http://www.gaacork.ie/

http://www.kerrygaa.ie/

https://www.facebook.com/CorkCamogie/

https://www.facebook.com/dubcamogie/

[Supercomputer]

Maps like this one are useless and retarded.
They obviously count not only blond hair but for sure light and even medium brown hair for Northern Europe, too.
For the south it seems to me that the criterion is even more obscure - it doesn't seem to count medium brown anywhere in Southern Europe though.
Here is my statistics for 282 Dutch men I based a survey on:
Blond – 67 (23,76%)
Reddish blond – 3 (1,06%)
Reddish brown – 3 (1,06%)
Red – 2 (0,71%)
Black – 5 (1,77%)
Light brown – 33 (11,7%)
Medium brown – 91 (32,28%)
Medium ash brown – 24 (8,51%)
Dark brown – 43 (15,25%)
Dark ash brown – 11 (3,9%)
Total blondism rate: 24,82% (70 individuals)
Total rufosity rate: 2,83% (8 individuals)
Total brown hair frequency: 72,7% (205 people)
Medium brown shades percentage (including the ashy tones): 40,79% (115 men)
Dark brown shades (including ashy nuances): 19,15% (54 men)
Dark hair (dark brown shades + black): 20,92% (59 individuals)
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Scientific studies on dark hair on Scandinavia are very close to what this maps shows. (it's from ToeKNeeHwin's numbers). However numbers for Slovenia and Austria are way off. Austrians aren't twice as blond as Slovenians.

[The Blade]

Scientific studies on dark hair on Scandinavia are very close to what this maps shows. (it's from ToeKNeeHwin's numbers). However numbers for Slovenia and Austria are way off. Austrians aren't twice as blond as Slovenians.

I'm not commenting the actual dark (dark brown + black) hair percentage but the formulation for ''light hair'' which obviously counts everything up to medium brown as light for Northern/NW/NE Europe but definitely excludes it for the south. It even seems to exclude light brown and maybe some blond nuances for certain areas.
In no way are 96% of Greeks just dark brown- and black-haired. Serbian, Bulgarian, Italian, Romanian, Spanish, Portuguese, Bosnian, Croat, Hungarian and Slovenian results are also significantly lowered.

[Septentrion]

Septentrion map is much different...


[img]https://ilsizzi.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/capelli-chiari.png[/

England is a blonde blonde country.... the map is very clear and it can't be wrong....it is a HOLY MAP


In accordance with Septentrion.. English pop-rock singers dye their hair..

George Harrison was blonde..a really typical english blonde..

Correction, that's not my map!!!!! If you don't know ask what map I use. OK!!!!!

[Septentrion]

in England women may be 'lighter' overall but you will struggle to see a naturally Blonde woman here

Yes, I'd say English women are as a whole lighter-haired ( ginger/blonde/light to medium brown) than their male counterparts. However, they aren't lighter-eyed.

[Septentrion]

Thanks for the recommendations! I already covered 244 male soccer players and staff members in Premier Division:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...lic_of_Ireland
I'll post the results when I finish my females' statistics, too.

If you listen to Grace O'Malley. You will have results closer to professional studies.

[Septentrion]

Unmixed Hallstatt and Gracile Med were rarest in my observation. Still, both are definitely present and noticeable.

Your English dark hair total of around 30% is reasonable and similar to some of my result. About 70% of the English are light-haired ( from the lightest red through blonde to the light or medium shades of brown).

[The Blade]

If you listen to Grace O'Malley. You will have results closer to professional studies.

Again, depends on whose studies you mean. Authors you quote apparently have very different criteria among themselves.