Assyrians: Where do they fit outside of the Levant and Mesopotamia?

[Zroota]

Where do you think Assyrians fit in countries outside of their indigenous homeland (Iraq, Syria and Iran -- NOTE: Turkey is another, but they were only indigenous to a very small portion of it in the southeast periphery, so I wouldn't count it). There was a similar thread from a decade ago made by Sikeliot, which was titled "where do Assyrians fit in Europe?". This thread however includes all the countries that Assyrians may possibly fit in -- Including those in Europe, Asia, Africa and even the Americas.

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[lameduck]

I think they fit best among cyprus/turkey/armenia and coastal North Africans after their homeland ,couple of indivisuals can also pass among iranic population of South Central Asia like Pashtun

Cyprus/Turkey/armenia
Coastal North Africa
Pashtuns/Similar groups (indivisuals)

[Zroota]

Individual photos:

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[Kyp]

Inbetween Levantines, Armenians and Kurds

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WestAsian non arab look overall.

[Bakha]

50/50 Some look northern western asian therefore pass in Turkey/Kavkaz, others look more semitic/levantine

[Kamal900]

I guess they can pass in places like Cyprus, Armenia and Turkey. Some can pass among North Africans that are living in the north as well. Other than that, um, they wouldn't really pass in Europe at all.

[kattleen]

I think Middle Eastern women look whiter than men. It may be testosterone giving Middle Eastern men hooknose, brown skin, bushy eyebrows during puberty.
ethnikid phenotype is the best example for exaggerated version of this.

[valentinavalley2]

Cyprus and Armenia... I don’t see them fitting in Greece though.


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[xtal]

Pretty much most of them can pass in Armenia, Azerbaijan, north west Iran and eastern Turkey. Some can pass in Caucasus and Balkans

[xtal]

Also I have question, does Assyrians from different regions (like Nineveh Plains, Urmia plain , etc...) show some differences in phenotype like is it easy to tell them apart?