main types and place Danes

[Joso]

I1 strong.

I think fuller borrebies would look more like this( very neanderthal-like): https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ack-Breed-Type

[Kivan]

Borreby, Brünn, Faelid, Nordid and mixes of those.

First guy and the third starting from the last look Atlantid/Faelid mix.

[Jana]

They look very "borreby" influenced but none or nearly none of them look "full" borreby( probably an extinct phenotype).

these look very Borreby to me

[Tauromachos]

Not Croatian looking

I see some Atlantid and North Atlantid types and alot of Borrebies

[Jana]

Not Croatian looking

I see some Atlantid and North Atlantid types and alot of Borrebies

LOL! Thank you for stating the obvious. You are weirdo.

[Immanenz]

I think fuller borrebies would look more like this( very neanderthal-like): https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ack-Breed-Type

your examples are Paleo Atlantid (1st) / Brunn (2nd)

[Nurzat]

They look very "borreby" influenced but none or nearly none of them look "full" borreby( probably an extinct phenotype).

not even people like Stig Tøfting? I remember him from the 90s, I had all Panini sticker albums, that was my start with anthro-shit, collecting the face of so many footballers from all places his face was intriguing to me even back then

Spoiler!

[Joso]

your examples are Paleo Atlantid (1st) / Brunn (2nd)

Not really. However if so, then paleo-atlantid looks more borreby than most people classified as "borreby".
Only 4 of the Coon's upper paleolithic examples were good examples, that followed a pattern( 3 Swedes and 1 Irish).
The 2nd guy don't fits the brunn type( even though he could have some brunn influence).
You are going by Coon's work but Coon got a lot of errors in his "borreby" and "brunn" categories.

[Immanenz]

Not really. However if so, then paleo-atlantid looks more borreby than most people classified as "borreby".
Only 4 of the Coon's upper paleolithic examples were good examples, that followed a pattern( 3 Swedes and 1 Irish).
The 2nd guy don't fits the brunn type( even though he could have some brunn influence).
You are going by Coon's work but Coon got a lot of errors in his "borreby" and "brunn" categories.

they are certainly not Booreby

[Joso]

they are certainly not Booreby

Probably nobody is. It is probably an extinct phenotype, it was based on some Danish/Swedish skull that had a lot of affnities with neanderthals.