Classify people from Arnhem Netherlands

[Oliver109]

IMO they dont look that different from the Flemish but with less Alpine types and a bit more blonde hair, it shows just how homogenous the central zone of western Europe is from the Belgian border right down to Austria and the Alps

[Immanenz]

You posted the Paleos next-to-the last pic on purpose ?

[Oliver109]

You posted the Paleos next-to-the last pic on purpose ?

Lol i saw that they came from Arnhem(Australia?) so i thought it would only be fair to include them too, anyway what are their phenotypes sans australoid?

[Immanenz]

Lol i saw that they came from Arnhem(Australia?) so i thought it would only be fair to include them too, anyway what are their phenotypes sans australoid?

Agree with less broad headed types compared to the Belgians, higher frequency of Nordic, Atlantids, Subnodids en masse as usual. A few still look very passable as North French but also as English

[Cristiano viejo]

Less blondes than expected.

[Arūnas]

IMO they dont look that different from the Flemish but with less Alpine types and a bit more blonde hair, it shows just how homogenous the central zone of western Europe is from the Belgian border right down to Austria and the Alps
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[Oliver109]

Agree with less broad headed types compared to the Belgians, higher frequency of Nordic, Atlantids, Subnodids en masse as usual. A few still look very passable as North French but also as English

Thanks, would you say they are different to Bavarians that much? to me they fit in central-southern Germany though maybe less Alpine

[Immanenz]

Thanks, would you say they are different to Bavarians that much? to me they fit in central-southern Germany though maybe less Alpine

I think most fit except the very stereotypical looking Dutch people.
The phenotype frequency is different- more darker types (Alpines, Meds etc), much more Norics. You can say that for most of Germany though many places will tend also for more broad heads/ Borrebies and Baltic elememts compared to those Dutch, there is a good frequency for Faelid- Borreby in Dutch as well but not much in this set