Iberians vs Italians pigmentation

[Beowulf]

I wonder if there is a mention of me in ItalicRoots lol

[Kenshiro]

As a boy with Apulian origins, I met more Apulians and people with Apulian origins in Milan than in Apulia, not counting Calabrians, Sicilians, Neapolitans, etc. I don't think it is a city that can be taken into consideration to make a phenotypic average of northern Italy, it is from all points of view an extremely multiethnic and multicultural city, I would add also really very rich even if very expensive, which makes us understand how much the rhetoric of "bad multiculturalism" is bullshit, multiculturalism also brings development and well-being if exploited well, however among the few Northern Italians (ethnic Lombards) that I have known the most frequent phenotypes were Alpinid, Sud Nordid, Atlanto-Med dinarized with a fair amount of Norid, the complexion was very clear

[axel.aleman]

Italians have more extremes.

+1

[Septentrion]

Does the pigmentation of Iberians match that of Northern Italians, Central Italians or Southern Italians?

Both of these populations are Southern European and Mediterranean populations. However, they are far from being identical, differ a lot. The Spanish population are more purely Med in race, while Italy is more diverse ( Mediterranean, Alpo-Mediterranean or Dinaro-Mediterranean , Dinaric) . Italy has regions which are lighter-pigmented than anywhere in Spain and at the same time there are regions which are darker-pigmented which are darker than Spain’s darkest.

[Marshall Theodore]

. The Spanish population are more purely Med in race

Nope, its Sardinians, you dont know Spain.

Italy has regions which are lighter-pigmented than anywhere in Spain and at the same time there are regions which are darker-pigmented which are darker than Spain’s darkest.

You do just repeated what was said by Incal, but in a waaayy worse form.

[Septentrion]

Nope, its Sardinians, you dont know Spain.



You do just repeated what was said by Incal, but in a waaayy worse form.

Sardinia is not country. Smart one. Sardinia is part of Italy. FYI. I know Spain and Portugal. Don’t tell me what I know or do not.

[Cristiano viejo]

No, he means Iberians (Ibericos), not the Ancient Iberians (Iberos), representing both the Spanish and Portuguese.

Nobody in Spain uses the term Ibérico (Iberian). There are two excepctions, as Gallop pointed: the jamón ibérico (Iberian ham) and Iberia (a Spanish airline). Ah, a third one, of course: we do say península Ibérica (Iberian peninsula).

But it is a chimera to think we use the term Iberian to refer to ourselves. We say just Spaniards.

Both of these populations are Southern European and Mediterranean populations. However, they are far from being identical, differ a lot. The Spanish population are more purely Med in race, while Italy is more diverse ( Mediterranean, Alpo-Mediterranean or Dinaro-Mediterranean , Dinaric) . Italy has regions which are lighter-pigmented than anywhere in Spain and at the same time there are regions which are darker-pigmented which are darker than Spain’s darkest.

The expert on South Europe has spoken

[Marshall Theodore]

Sardinia is not country. Smart one.

Im talking about ethnicity, not country, homo.

[Blondie]

Because most people in Milan and Venice are NOT North Italians.
To find true Lombards and Venetians, it’s better to visit rural areas.

Then who are they? Japanese?

[Incal]

Then who are they? Japanese?

Terroni.