The most Slavic looking Balkanian country in your opinion is?

[Agrippa]

Slovenians for sure, even though Croats come close on the second position.

With Slavic I refer especially to the elements present in the Old Slavs, this means primarily Nordid and Osteuropid, if we are more open minded, certain Norid, Pontid and Eastalpinid variants could be added too, especially those with a specifically "more Slavic" face and general profile.

[Hurrem sultana]

Slovenians for sure, even though Croats come close on the second position.

With Slavic I refer especially to the elements present in the Old Slavs, this means primarily Nordid and Osteuropid, if we are more open minded, certain Norid, Pontid and Eastalpinid variants could be added too, especially those with a specifically "more Slavic" face and general profile.

No i would say Slovenes come to a strong number 1 and then Bosnia and Croatia as 2..but they are not close to slovenians

[Agrippa]

No i would say Slovenes come to a strong number 1 and then Bosnia and Croatia as 2..but they are not close to slovenians

Bosnians have little Old Slavic in my opinion. I would probably put all other Southern Slavs, with the exception of Montenegrins most likely, before them.

For example both classic (Eastnordid and Osteuropid) and remotely (Pontid, Eastalpinid, Eastern Norids) Slavic variants being more common in people like the Serbs and Bulgarians-Macedonians in my opinion.

[Lithium]

Define Slavic? All of us look South Slavic, Slavic looking doesn't mean Russian or Polish look, they are all different. Blond hairs and blue eyes doesn't mean anything. And, Clementina, please stop with your stupid propaganda, you aren't experienced enough to talk about people you haven't seen.

[Agrippa]

Define Slavic? All of us look South Slavic, Slavic looking doesn't mean Russian or Polish look, they are all different. Blond hairs and blue eyes doesn't mean anything. And, Clementina, please stop with your stupid propaganda, you aren't experienced enough to talk about people you haven't seen.

Slavic is an ethnolinguistic term to begin with, but if we are talking about "Slavic looks", there are just the following options:
- Ancestral and original forms
- Majority types today

In both cases, Nordid and Osteuropid is in, Adriatid in the narrower sense is out.

The same can be applied to other people too, I mean a Bavarian Dinaro-Alpinoid or Mediterrano-Dinarid Tyrolese is both Germanic and German, absolutely, ethnolinguistically, but if we are talking about "someone looking Germanic", for sure the first thing is not Dinaro-Alpinoid or Mediterrano-Dinarid.

Same here. That are older population elements from the region or the result of new selective processes, in any case, they are different from the ancient Slavs and the majority of Slavs elsewhere.

So, if such a question makes sense at all...

Probably it would have been better to talk about: Which South Slavic people look the closest to the Old Slavs.

[Sikeliot]

And, Clementina, please stop with your stupid propaganda, you aren't experienced enough to talk about people you haven't seen.

I have seen them. We have a lot of Bulgarians who come to work here in the summer, and most of them look much more like Greeks than like any non-Balkan Slavic group. Sorry if the truth hurts.

[Hurrem sultana]

Balkans in general dont look that slavic

[Mordid]

Define Slavic? All of us look South Slavic, Slavic looking doesn't mean Russian or Polish look, they are all different. Blond hairs and blue eyes doesn't mean anything. And, Clementina, please stop with your stupid propaganda, you aren't experienced enough to talk about people you haven't seen.

Not even Poles are blonde, brown hair and light eyes are the most combination pigmentation among Poles. South Slavs on average look like South Slavic, indeed, but they often have non-Slavic looking (Southern European, Greek, Turkish and the like).

[Tabiti]

I don't consider Slovenia Balkan country.
And what is "Slavic look"? Slavic is a linguistic term, not racial.

[Hurrem sultana]

people from croatia,bosnia,serbia mostly consider slovenia balkan..its about cultural ties