Post group photos, which represents the your ethnicity

**hurtuv** · 03-21-2023, 12:11 PM

Madeira

**hurtuv** · 03-21-2023, 12:12 PM

Azores

**Oliver109** · 03-21-2023, 12:21 PM

Originally Posted by PaganPoet

Not at all. These people are significantly broader faced, darker and smaller eyed. Not that more northern than Eastern French, which is the most related population of Flanders.

I agree but most would not look out of place in England or at least half wouldn't. Eastern French are smaller faced, smaller headed and the majority look very different from the English.

**PaganPoet** · 03-21-2023, 12:30 PM

Originally Posted by Oliver109

I agree but most would not look out of place in England or at least half wouldn't. Eastern French are smaller faced, smaller headed and the majority look very different from the English.

But fitting in England doesn't make someone Nordic. It is just because English are influenced by continental people from this region. Same for Southern Dutch people, they are half Flemish or for a significant amount. What they have in common with us isn't Nordic, but (diluted) Alpinid traits. It isn't like we are half Dutch because we separated from them.

**Oliver109** · 03-21-2023, 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by PaganPoet

But fitting in England doesn't make someone Nordic. It is just because English are influenced by continental people from this region. Same for Southern Dutch people, they are half Flemish or for a significant amount. What they have in common with us isn't Nordic, but (diluted) Alpinid traits. It isn't like we are half Dutch because we separated from them.

The English are more Nordid on the whole and that includes Brunns, Borrebies etc so there are obvs a lot of shared phenotypes in Belgium and the UK. Only difference is that the English have a rosier white complexion, especially in the case of Keltids which Belgians lack more.

**PaganPoet** · 03-21-2023, 12:40 PM

Originally Posted by Oliver109

The English are more Nordid on the whole and that includes Brunns, Borrebies etc so there are obvs a lot of shared phenotypes in Belgium and the UK. Only difference is that the English have a rosier white complexion, especially in the case of Keltids which Belgians lack more.

British are significantly less brachycephalic and much wider forward staring eyes.