Hallstatt Nordid and Skandonordid - arey they different or just 2 names for one phenotype?

[Eugene Finkelstein]

Can this two terms be used fully, 100% interchangeably? Or are there some minor differences?
Or maybe Skandonordid is a subset of types within Hallstatt range?

[Rædwald]

Physical Anthropology Wiki lists it as a synonym for Hallstatt.

[Eugene Finkelstein]

I see. But, for example: some consider Dinarids and Armenoids as two different groups with distinctive features while the other unite them under Taurid branch.

[Rædwald]

I see. But, for example: some consider Dinarids and Armenoids as two different groups with distinctive features while the other unite them under Taurid branch.

I would argue that Dinarids and Armenoids are distinct, with distinct characteristics. It doesn't mean they cannot be categorized into a larger umbrella under which both of them fit. Hallstatt isn't the only Nordid phenotype. Hallstatt would fit under the umbrella of Nordid for example, along with other Nordid types, Anglo-Saxon, Troender, Keltic-Nordid et cetera.

[Immanenz]

Hallstatt= Coon
Skandonordid= Lundmann

End of story.

And the actress that you posted lately has typical "Taurid" close-set eyes.

[Eugene Finkelstein]

Hallstatt= Coon
Skandonordid= Lundmann
End of story.

Question solved, thank you.

[Token]

I would argue that Dinarids and Armenoids are distinct, with distinct characteristics. It doesn't mean they cannot be categorized into a larger umbrella under which both of them fit. Hallstatt isn't the only Nordid phenotype. Hallstatt would fit under the umbrella of Nordid for example, along with other Nordid types, Anglo-Saxon, Troender, Keltic-Nordid et cetera.

Hallstatt Nordic is the original, unmixed Nordic type. All of the other varieties are products of mixture between Hallstatt Nordics with other racial types.

[Eugene Finkelstein]

Offtop (just not to multiple unpopular one-page threads with Hallstatt Nordid in topicname).

I'm curious, is it possible to find Hallstatt/Skandonordids in Ireland, among native Irish population? I do know it's definitely NOT the type common there, but at least some people can fit? Is there Skando N at maybe very low frequencies in Ireland, or there are no people among natives of this phenotype at all?

[Token]

Offtop (just not to multiple unpopular one-page threads with Hallstatt Nordid in topicname).

I'm curious, is it possible to find Hallstatt/Skandonordids in Ireland, among native Irish population? I do know it's definitely NOT the type common there, but at least some people can fit? Is there Skando N at maybe very low frequencies in Ireland, or there are no people among natives of this phenotype at all?

Yes. From Hooton's "The physical anthropology of Ireland":

[Eugene Finkelstein]

Thank you, Token!