Classify uber basque looking Spaniard, Maider Unda. Archaic looks.

[Gota_type_]

She should do a DNA test to see how the purest basque genetic DNA is about. She looks archaic European. It is difficult to find these types in Western Europe. Probably she scores 200% basque and probably one of the most pure pre-indoeuropean looking person ever.

















She is also ultra-rural and farmer. Lives in Alava (north of Spain). Her genes should be studied. Some DNA genetic testing company should contact her.

[Rocinante]

Baskid, 100% of basque stock. Una hostia de ella y ahi quedas.

[Gota_type_]

Baskid, 100% of basque stock. Una hostia de ella y ahi quedas.

She should be used as "basque" reference for genetic charts.

Also. Her 2º surname is González de Audicana, the "González" just means "son of Gonzalo" and Gonzalo could have been 100% basque in the past, so just people don´t mistake her as no pure basque because of her 2º surname has a Gonzalez. It is typical in Alava to have this kind of surnames: "Gonzalez de Ubieta", "Alonso de Mendigovía" and such.

Una hostia y te viste de torero.

[Hajimurad]

She should be used as "basque" reference for genetic charts.

Also. Her 2º surname is González de Audicana, the "González" just means "son of Gonzalo" and Gonzalo could have been 100% basque in the past, so just people don´t mistake her as no pure basque because of her 2º surname has a Gonzalez. It is typical in Alava to have this kind of surnames: "Gonzalez de Ubieta", "Alonso de Mendigovía" and such.

Una hostia y te viste de torero.

Gonzalo name came from Visigoths (original form Gundisalvus). Name Alfonso and Ildefonso also have similar origin (from Hildefuns).

[Anaximander]

Looks dinarid, and to lesser degree armenoid.

[Jana]

She looks oddly eastern for a Basque. Arhaic look, agree.

[Grieve]

I would think Serbian or something

Dinaric + CM.

[Gota_type_]

Gonzalo name came from Visigoths (original form Gundisalvus). Name Alfonso and Ildefonso also have similar origin (from Hildefuns).

Originally yes it was used by visigoths (and many more names) but it was a fancy thing in the following centuries so many non-visigothic people started used them also as common names, so today it does not necessarily means patrilineal visigothic ancestry. For example in the first Concilios in Spain many of the bishops were pure visigoths and 80% of the people that attended the Concilios had real visigothic names (in latin but clearly germanic). There is some list of the names that went to the Concilios somewhere.

[Gaska]

Archaic? Eastern Europe ?, Serbs? Dinaric+ CM? What the hell are you saying?
The compound surnames are very frequent in Álava and less in Rioja and Burgos.
Basque phenotypes are very varied like that of the rest of Spaniards and Europeans. Maider Unda is from Alava like me and we have already spoken that we have decided to create a new race for ourselves called-Western Araba.

[Gaska]

Looks dinarid, and to lesser degree armenoid.

Are you on some sort of medication or recreational drugs right now? If you're not on medication, better get some