1000 year old Viking female with a battle wound on her head.

[Seya]

CM types are know for thick, vawy hair. Especially Brunns, who are fair and curly haired as a rule. Thin straight hair is more of Nordid and Baltid feature. And they are not hairy.
Viking were hairy with thick beards which fits CM description again much more.

this is the most common face shape i've seen in denmark...but the big majority still have thin and straight hair. that's why i asked . brunns yes, they do have big wavy hair..like those red haired irish...

[♥ Lily ♥]

I think the reconstruction is accurate because the scientists who performed the reconstruction are from Dundee University, which is one of the UK's leading universities.

[♥ Lily ♥]

As for the thick blonde hair:

Natural blondes have approximately 120,000-147,000 hairs, while brunettes have 100,000-120,000.

https://www.cosmeticsocialmedia.com/...des-brunettes/



Gaahl (a.k.a. 'the most feared man in Norway,') has naturally wavy hair.



I've seen natural blond/es who also have natural curls or wavy hair... it's not only natural brunet/tes who can have naturally wavy or curly hair types.

Robert Plant

[Pansarkamrat]

Natural blondes have approximately 120,000-147,000 hairs, while brunettes have 100,000-120,000.

https://www.cosmeticsocialmedia.com/...des-brunettes/

They have more hair but thiner straws. Asians have less hairstraws but thicker hair that grows faster.

[♥ Lily ♥]

I think that explains why they were so good at full contact warfare. They had to be mostly Mesomorphs full of muscles.

They also had superior swords to everyone else: the ulfberht.




Mind you, their swords and muscles didn't help them when there was once a mass slaughter of Danes on St. Brice's Day in England. Maybe the English caught them off-guard that day.

The St. Brice's Day massacre was the killing of Danes in the Kingdom of England on 13th November 1002, ordered by King Æthelred the Unready. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Br...s_Day_massacre

England was once divided into two kingdoms with the Danelaw ruling over one half of our country in the north and east, and the Saxon King Alfred the Great ruing over and protecting the south and west and Wales against the Danelaw.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ers-Of-England

Well, one day the native Anglo Saxon people revolted against the Danelaw and wanted their land and resources back from the Danish settlers in our land.... and the Danish King Cnut's sister was killed in the massacre of Danes in England on St. Brice's Day... and word got back to King Cnut in Denmark, which led to him coming over to England in a rage and taking over the throne of England, and he made himself the new King - not just over one half of our country, but over the whole of England.

Also, a mass grave of beheaded Vikings (all young men) was found in Weymouth in my original home county of Dorset along the coast of south-west England. The local people were defending themselves and their land from being raided, and they defended themselves from being slaughtered by Vikings.

[Jana]

this is the most common face shape i've seen in denmark...but the big majority still have thin and straight hair. that's why i asked . brunns yes, they do have big wavy hair..like those red haired irish...

Cool Denmark is known as Borreby epicentre

[Sche]

That's a big Borreby warrior girl Adds to speculations Viking were mostly robust northern Cromagnids rather than leptomorphic Nordids.

What is true for women may not be true for men. Mostly the Vikings were men of all the famous Scandinavian types of the north-west and north-east of Europe - from the Nordids to Ladogans.

[Pansarkamrat]

What is true for women may not be true for men. Mostly the Vikings were men of all the famous Scandinavian types of the north-west and north-east of Europe - from the Nordids to Ladogans.

ROFL Ladogan Vikings i need evidence for that

[Samnium]

They also had superior swords to everyone else: the ulfberht.




Mind you, their swords and muscles didn't help them when there was once a mass slaughter of Danes on St. Brice's Day in England. Maybe the English caught them off-guard that day.

The St. Brice's Day massacre was the killing of Danes in the Kingdom of England on 13th November 1002, ordered by King Æthelred the Unready. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Br...s_Day_massacre

England was once divided into two kingdoms with the Danelaw ruling over one half of our country in the north and east, and the Saxon King Alfred the Great ruing over and protecting the south and west and Wales against the Danelaw.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ers-Of-England

Well, one day the native Anglo Saxon people revolted against the Danelaw and wanted their land and resources back from the Danish settlers in our land.... and the Danish King Cnut's sister was killed in the massacre of Danes in England on St. Brice's Day... and word got back to King Cnut in Denmark, which led to him coming over to England in a rage and taking over the throne of England, and he made himself the new King - not just over one half of our country, but over the whole of England.

Also, a mass grave of beheaded Vikings (all young men) was found in Weymouth in my original home county of Dorset along the coast of south-west England. The local people were defending themselves and their land from being raided, and they defended themselves from being slaughtered by Vikings.

Interesting I know a little about foundry (not necessarily the same thing as forgery but somewhat related) I will go and watch !

[Sche]

ROFL Ladogan Vikings i need evidence for that

There is evidence that the East Vikings of Sigtuna had a lot of Finnish admixture.

PS In general, all known phenotypes are obsolete pseudoscience.